Quote from: mr_dime on June 16, 2014, 04:31:39 AM

Quote from: rikkejohn on June 16, 2014, 12:06:02 AM

@Mr Dime (part 2) ... If you are clued up on development, why not get involved in some way with technical issues? I think people are under the impression that there is a developer here. This is not the case. The changes to 1.4 and the introduction of the blockexplorer were paid for with hard currency by me and another user here. I am personally funding the blockexplorer at 25 bucks a month and the website. Dimelord funded the Android wallet soon to be introduced.

I'm game. I'm going to have a bit of a learning curve to climb, I haven't worked with crypto-currency code before. What IDE was used to compile the project? It would be nice to have a build already set up with the project files configured and stuff, I'm so bad at making it work directly from source code, unless it is very simple, which wallet apps are not....

I have no clue about IDEs? I'm really very dense with computers when it involves coding. Dimelord is the one to ask technical questions.

Anyway, here is the response I got from the the developer:

"Can't say for sure, been dealing with false positives forever. Pretty sure the coins that have a built-in miner are getting flagged, since some malware that mines bitcoin has been making the rounds recently and what not."

So no further on, but it appears the more you test the same app, the angrier the system gets.

Re: Wallet apps, if you know how to use use simple commands on a terminal, and have experience elsewhere, I would think they are one off the easiest apps to make. Everything, with the odd exception, is bitcoin with add-ons or add-offs.

The thing to watch out for, as Dimelord points out, is mixing your QT4 and 5 up. That really screws things up, as I have found to my peril (a database issue).

@dimelord - I found another command:

qmake-qt4
make

which is supposed to override 5 if you have it glued to your system.