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This whole thing is regressing into a he said she said argument, so why don't we drop it at that? What was said could have been better expressed via private message, I would think. It is, after all, a personal issue with the magazine's editor's choice of graphic representation on this message board.
Matthew is the frontman and chief editor (and he deserves to be, he has poured his heart and soul into this process) but the magazine itself goes through a very deliberate and democratic process. I think that everyone involved will not consciously push something out into the public they don't think would be received well by the target demographic.
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Anyway, so here's some more messages from the output: SWIG_compile_dll_MSVS2005.vcxproj -> C:\Users\Nuri\Repositories\BitcoinArmory\cppForSwig\Release\SWIG_compile_dll_MSVS2005.dll
2> 1 file(s) copied.
2> python: can't open file '../pyqt/setup.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
2>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: The command "copy Release\SWIG_compile_dll_MSVS2005.dll ..\_CppBlockUtils.pyd;
2>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: python ../pyqt/setup.py py2exe --includes sip,hashlib -d ../pyqtexplore
2>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073:
2>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: :VCEnd" exited with code 2.
========== Build: 1 succeeded, 1 failed, 1 up-to-date, 0 skipped ========== It looks like there's something wrong with PyQt4, but it's definitely installed. I tested Python's PATH from command line, and that works, too. Hmmmm ... nhodges, the errors you're showing me there all occur after the SWIG module is compiled. If that's true, then you should already be done. "1 file copied" is the last step needed to get from SWIG_compile_dll_MSVS2005.dll to _CppBlockUtils.pyd. Anything involving setup.py or py2exe is all extras you don't need. In other words, if it's not working, there should've been other errors upstream. I would need to see those, instead. And now that we're up to about half a dozen posts about this, please PM me to continue figuring this out. If we resolve it (assuming it doesn't work already) I'll feed the updates back to this thread. Cheers, -Eto P.S. - I just checked on one of my VMs... that is the exact error I get when I don't have the extra binary-compilation tools around. Once I see that, I can just click on ArmoryQt.py and it works! Works, I manually copied and renamed SWIG_compile_dll_MSVS2005.dll, thanks! I was unsure if there was some sort of signing/packaging going on in that step, so didn't realize I could do that bit manually. Very odd that it has trouble copying stuff, as the repo is within my user's directory. Thanks for holding my hand! |
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It looks like the SWIG_compile_dll_MSVS2005.dll isn't even getting built on my system, the py2exe error comes right after the copy command to put the .pyd in the root directory. It definitely gets so far as creating as creating the "CppBlockUtils_wrap.cxx" file indicated by the README text file. Can I manually compile this somehow?
I don't know anything about manually compiling in Windows. Though, I do plan to finally release alpha soon, which means binaries will come with it. I got a not-cleaning-up-properly bug in the current binary that has to be fixed, then I'll maybe post a release-copy. So worst case, wait a day or two and you can skip this  Well, I'm a programmer too ... so now I've got the itch to figure out wtf I'm doing wrong ... You can't just tell me to wait or I'll scratch my eyes out! I got it working on Linux ... but I only have 2GB of RAM on that computer, so it pretty much dies when I run Armory, lol. Anyway, so here's some more messages from the output: SWIG_compile_dll_MSVS2005.vcxproj -> C:\Users\Nuri\Repositories\BitcoinArmory\cppForSwig\Release\SWIG_compile_dll_MSVS2005.dll
2> 1 file(s) copied.
2> python: can't open file '../pyqt/setup.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
2>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: The command "copy Release\SWIG_compile_dll_MSVS2005.dll ..\_CppBlockUtils.pyd;
2>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: python ../pyqt/setup.py py2exe --includes sip,hashlib -d ../pyqtexplore
2>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073:
2>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(113,5): error MSB3073: :VCEnd" exited with code 2.
========== Build: 1 succeeded, 1 failed, 1 up-to-date, 0 skipped ========== It looks like there's something wrong with PyQt4, but it's definitely installed. I tested Python's PATH from command line, and that works, too. Hmmmm ... |
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I've tried it under both. I have Python 2.6 for 32 bit systems installed. Is 2.7 a requirement on Windows? When I try to compile under 32 bit, I do get the "CppBlockUtils_wrap.cxx" file, but it seems like it dies there when trying to create the pyd/dll. I get this error in this case: error MSB3073: The command "copy Release\SWIG_compile_dll_MSVS2005.dll ..\_CppBlockUtils.pyd;
python ../pyqt/setup.py py2exe --includes sip,hashlib -d ../pyqtexplore Is there any debug information I can wrangle up that might help in figuring out what I'm missing? Thanks (1) Both 2.6 and 2.7 work on my Windows machine, when using MSVS 2008. I haven't tried any other python versions. (2) Ignore any errors to do with py2exe... that is an additional compile step that is unnecessary unless you are building binaries. I suppose I could've created a new configuration just for compiling the binaries... On point (2): It's possible, if it got that far, that you actually completed the build, just got distracted by the py2exe red herring... Check the root proj directory for _CppBlockUtils.pyd . If it's there, try running ArmoryQt.py. (If you want to test it on testnet, you can create a shortcut in that root directory, and select properties and add " --testnet" to the target line) It looks like the SWIG_compile_dll_MSVS2005.dll isn't even getting built on my system, the py2exe error comes right after the copy command to put the .pyd in the root directory. It definitely gets so far as creating as creating the "CppBlockUtils_wrap.cxx" file indicated by the README text file. Can I manually compile this somehow? |
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Having trouble on W7 VS2010, does it require 2005?
MSVS 2008 works for sure (that's what I've been using). Someone else way earlier in the thread said they got it working with MSVS 2010, but I remember having trouble with it when I tried once (but didn't try too hard). i use vs2010 and followed the build instructions. worked from the start without adjustments (except converting the .sln file of course) What did you have to do to convert the .sln file? I missed that in the instructions ... doesn't seem to be there anymore or I'm a doofus. |
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Trying to build solution on W7 w/ VS2012, however seem to be getting about 85 of these types of errors:
error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __imp_Py*
I definitely have python installed and in my path, as well as all the other requirements. Any thoughts?
It's possible that you are trying to compile for the wrong architecture. Make sure you're selecting "Release" and "x64" at the top of MSVS (if you are on a 64-bit system) and make sure you have 64-bit python installed. In my case, I got errors (albeit, different ones) if I tried compiling in 32-bit, because my installed C:\Python27\python27.lib file is only for 64-bit systems. I suppose it could also be a SWIG problem, but it sounds like you got all the way to the linking phase, so SWIG had probably done it's job by then... I've tried it under both. I have Python 2.6 for 32 bit systems installed. Is 2.7 a requirement on Windows? When I try to compile under 32 bit, I do get the "CppBlockUtils_wrap.cxx" file, but it seems like it dies there when trying to create the pyd/dll. I get this error in this case: error MSB3073: The command "copy Release\SWIG_compile_dll_MSVS2005.dll ..\_CppBlockUtils.pyd;
python ../pyqt/setup.py py2exe --includes sip,hashlib -d ../pyqtexplore Is there any debug information I can wrangle up that might help in figuring out what I'm missing? Thanks |
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Trying to build solution on W7 w/ VS2012, however seem to be getting about 85 of these types of errors:
error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __imp_Py*
I definitely have python installed and in my path, as well as all the other requirements. Any thoughts?
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Having trouble on W7 VS2010, does it require 2005?
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I probably should have read all the way 'til the RAM requirement before I tried it out. Going to try this out on my Windows PC tomorrow.
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What about invision power boards? i wonder what d2jsp uses.
d2jsp uses a custom fork of IPB. njaguar himself made most of the modifications. |
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Is this scoring, sound effects, voiceover work, all of the above? What are his rates like? Portfolio?
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Toward the end of getting more followers I'll be tweeting some giveaways from the BitcoinHorn account over the next few days.
Follow @BitcoinHorn
Looks like someone already claimed the BTC that was in the InstaWallet you tweeted earlier! |
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Sell the bit coins any buy the forum gold with cash? Or do you want rep?
He's trying to pay a fraction of what njaguar sells them for. Not worth risking the account loss. |
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Have you tried a different BIOS version?
What about Wake on LAN? Does that work on you're motherboard? That's what I use and DD-WRT has it built in. That will definitely allow you to turn your rig back on after an outage.
Cool. I never figured out WOL, cause the last few times I tried it never work. But that was not using dd-wrt though. Will try. Might have to upgrade the BIOS, but i doubt it ever gets addressed, as 99% of people don't use that function at all. But thanks though. The only problem left now is if it ever gets a hard lockup... then i am screwed. WOL functionality is paramount to kiosk type system deployments. It's very commonly used. |
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I think most of this can be built on top of PunBB's existing architecture. It is highly modular, and designed from the ground up to be extensible at almost any portion of its code base. It also supports Postgres out of the box. (You can check out the developer documentation and let me know what you think. Its codebase is also licensed under the GNU General Public License.) Most of the features requested are very straightforward and their needs fulfilled by existing functionality or by the development of custom plugins. The only things that deviate this project from a "standard message board application" are the weighted post / weighted time online and the request for an implementation of a web-of-trust similar to freenet's messaging service / bbs. Both of these are possible, however quoting against those two items without a full spec on what's entailed (more so on the weighted time / post, I don't think I understand what you mean 100%) is difficult. I'm interested in taking on this project but before I give my quote could you expand a little on the weighted time/post item? |
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Hehe, trading on the MACD lines is the Rich Dad, Poor Dad tactic they try to sell you at their conferences. It really is a simple concept to grasp and easy to keep a watchful eye on.
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Nobody?
Sorry, someone filled my 20 BTC order. I might need another in a day or so. |
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It wasn't a DNS takeover, their servers in VA actually got seized and confiscated. If you whois the domain, it's still pointed at their private nameservers. |
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How was this solved? You can't aggregate data directly from the table, right? What updates it? |
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written all over it. Who's next?
