Quote from: Joe_Bauers on June 01, 2013, 12:01:09 AM

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I was doing some digging, and saw that there were commits to scrypt-jane a couple weeks ago labelled as "fixes so it will compile and run under mingw" - if you pulled that, could we get updated Windows binaries and get them posted?

https://github.com/floodyberry/scrypt-jane

Only one way to find out! I will add the changes to my repo and you (or someone with Windows) can test from there - if everything looks good I will send a pull request to WM to request that it's added.

Keep me updated on what happens there. If you're working on it, I'll work on other things. I had blocked out some time during the weekend to look at the updated commits to scrypt-jane and see about cranking out a full Windows installer package. If you check on the scrypt-jane update and whether it fixes Windows builds, I'll concentrate on the other things that need to get wrapped up.

OK, all of floodyberry's changes have been merged to https://github.com/joebauers/yacoin.git I compiled in Debian and everything still works great.

*** Someone with windows will need to see if they can get everything compiled from my changes. ***

Note: That https://github.com/yacoin/yacoin is what everyone will want to use for Production builds - https://github.com/joebauers/yacoin.git is just to test the changes from floodyberry.

I'm giving this a shot - hopefully the guide to building bitcoin-qt with mingw applies here. I hate to say it, but I was spoiled by the ease of adding dependencies and packages under ubuntu... this seems antiquated