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yep fair enough, I see it now
std::string Currency::formatAmount(uint64_t amount) const {
std::string s = std::to_string(amount);
if (s.size() < m_numberOfDecimalPlaces + 1) {
s.insert(0, m_numberOfDecimalPlaces + 1 - s.size(), '0');
}
s.insert(s.size() - m_numberOfDecimalPlaces, ".");
return s;
}
std::string Currency::formatAmount(uint64_t amount) const {
std::string s = std::to_string(amount);
if (s.size() < m_numberOfDecimalPlaces + 1) {
s.insert(0, m_numberOfDecimalPlaces + 1 - s.size(), '0');
}
s.insert(s.size() - m_numberOfDecimalPlaces, ".");
return s;
}
https://github.com/ZirtysPerzys/dragonglass/blob/master/src/CryptoNoteConfig.h
In this file tell about decimal point parameter name CRYPTONOTE_DISPLAY_DECIMAL_POINT be 7.
I think that refers to the decimal display in the miner app.. example, my last reward was 27.6770048
I'll admit that c++ isn't my favourite language and I'm hoping to be proved wrong, but I can't see anything in the code that splits that huge value into 8000008.8000008
I see a MONEY_SUPPLY variable of type unsigned 64bit int (which suggests it's expected to cater for a huge number) in cryptonoteconfig.h
Being of type INT would also suggest that it's a whole number.
And in currency.cpp there's a reward being calculated using a money supply and an emission factor
but that's all.
can you shed some light, dev?
I see a MONEY_SUPPLY variable of type unsigned 64bit int (which suggests it's expected to cater for a huge number) in cryptonoteconfig.h
Being of type INT would also suggest that it's a whole number.
And in currency.cpp there's a reward being calculated using a money supply and an emission factor
but that's all.
can you shed some light, dev?
dev you did good so far
only this file is recent CryptoNoteConfig.h
others has 2 years old
what tutorial did you have for this because i want to make a coin.
https://github.com/ZirtysPerzys/dragonglass
nothing change
you make that file here http://forknote.net/create/#/
i see a bright future for you.
i give your coin at least 1 month to survive after or if enter exchange
only this file is recent CryptoNoteConfig.h
others has 2 years old
what tutorial did you have for this because i want to make a coin.
https://github.com/ZirtysPerzys/dragonglass
nothing change
you make that file here http://forknote.net/create/#/
i see a bright future for you.
i give your coin at least 1 month to survive after or if enter exchange
He may have used a script like this one: https://github.com/forknote/cryptonote-generator
In any case, it works. I have mined 55.63 coins.
It has been forked from this: https://github.com/cryptonotefoundation/cryptonote
).So.. there are 80 trillion coins to be mined... oh my..
Seems like this is what you need, possibly slightly modified for this coin
https://github.com/bitcoin-abe/bitcoin-abe
https://github.com/bitcoin-abe/bitcoin-abe
Right, lovely.
So what do you need help with? You've mentioned a Block Explorer, anything else? Do you have any USP for this coin apart from Game Of Thrones quotes? Killing white walkers is a noble ambition but once the war is over it might be nice for the coin to still have a use.
So what do you need help with? You've mentioned a Block Explorer, anything else? Do you have any USP for this coin apart from Game Of Thrones quotes? Killing white walkers is a noble ambition but once the war is over it might be nice for the coin to still have a use.
I'm also mining this but lord knows why..
It's only running on an azure vm which comes free with msdn subscription so if it's all a waste then no harm done.
This is unrelated to the other dragonglass (DGS) I take it?
It's only running on an azure vm which comes free with msdn subscription so if it's all a waste then no harm done.
This is unrelated to the other dragonglass (DGS) I take it?