YAY, more CRLF/CR/LF/Encoding/whatever bullshit... I give up. Please provide some unmangled sourcecode or at the very least, a 32 bit linux build.
I had faith in this coin from launch but it's just been a disappointment to me. Missed the boat due to, seemingly, dev's that take cross platform code, change a line or two (aka/ie, a new coin), and completely fuck up all code portability. Seems like there's only a handful of actual developers in the cryptocurrency community that know what cross-platform/portable means.
If you have sympathy or pity this fool, RAvAQ3TrUNWrG2DDgfuPvdhzaiXtg2wjEu
I'll pay with knowledge...
Install dos2unix or 'sed -e "s/^M$//"' (you'll need to ^V ^M to get the right string).
I understand that not everyone can code or can navigate a unix-ish CLI but is that the fault of a dev?
PS. My Verilog sucks but I don't blame the *coin ASIC miners for that.
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heh, I actually did try dos2unix among other sed/perl/python/etc one-liners but all failed due to not mangling the sourcecode even further (and all in different ways, which I think backs up my higgledy-piggledy theory of encoding)
But as for the last I error I got
fatal error: gmp.h: No such file or director
That actually seems to be unrelated to the line termination/encoding issues. Stuck for a fix though (installed all lib-devs that look relevant, no joy)
I understand that not everyone can code or can navigate a unix-ish CLI but is that the fault of a dev?
Navigating a CLI? No, but forking opersource crosspatform software and messing up one or both of those main features (yes, they are main features) is the fault of the/a dev
The gmp.h error is because you a are missing one of the dependencies: gmp (package libgmp-dev or you can get it from
Yes, it's possible that I messed up the CR/LF, I edited the files in some crappy windows editor and it changed my line endings.