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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Cross-Compile Windows Client Building on: April 20, 2015, 09:55:08 AM
As the subject may suggest, I am attempting to build a Windows Qt-Client for an Altcoin I am building. I can successfully get the client to be built and it works on Linux, however, even though all required dependencies are installed, I cannot cross-compile the build for the Windows Binaries. You may be thinking, "Why not just build it on Windows"... that is a whole tonne harder for me, and I have already been down that route experiencing even more complex problems. Anyhow, I was wondering weather anybody had some tips as to building the Windows binaries on a Linux system. The Linux host in particular is the Linux Mint Rebecca Distribution, with the Cinnamon Desktop. The github repo for the coin I am trying to compile is below, and is not completely finished yet by any means. I'm just looking to be able to produce a Windows binary before going any further. I may give out Bitcoin rewards if people provide enough help and detail for me to successfully build the binaries. Cheers!

Repo link: https://github.com/cagedollar/cagedollar
2  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [BOUNTY] 0.0005BTC - Development question on: April 19, 2015, 12:16:26 AM
I made SOME progress in the past hour or so... I've been able to get a transaction (block reward) on one of my nodes from mining from the wallet (setgenerate true 2), HOWEVER the payout was only 0.001... So I may still have to investigate that, but it is working now! On the main net, no less, which is even better. Thanks for your help, I'll be sending the second part of the bounty as well! Smiley
3  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [BOUNTY] 0.0005BTC - Development question on: April 18, 2015, 11:53:15 PM
As it is a fork of Litecoin, the coin I'm making uses Scrypt. It's not mining from any sort of pool, I've setup the RPC user, pass and allowips so that I can use cudaminer to mine directly too the wallet using my GPU instead of my CPU. I can verify that the block reward is 10, and I shall try mining directly from the wallet too see if that makes any difference.

Glad that the second one is cleared up, I always thought that, although visible at 1 confirmation, there was a in-code function that changed the amount of confirmations for the transaction.

QUESTION 2 HAS BEEN ANSWERED!
Sending out the bounty for that question Wink
4  Bitcoin / Project Development / [BOUNTY] 0.0005BTC - Development question on: April 18, 2015, 07:32:05 AM
As the title suggest, I AM offering a bounty for this question to be answered. Although a small bounty, the first person that correctly helps me out and answers my below question will receive the bounty (if they wish to accept it). Now, the question and backing:
I am currently developing an altcoin as a personal project (don't worry, I'm not looking at releasing yet ANOTHER altcoin into the wild), and it's going fairly smoothly. I've edited the source code to my liking, I've successfully built the Linux binary and even the Linux Qt wallet - it even mines and I'm currently up to block 34 on the main net of the coin. I may point out this, so far, is completely on a local network. NOW, the problem is that I have not yet received a single transaction in either of the wallets of the nodes I am mining on, despite having already mined 34 blocks worth of coin (which are meant to have an output of 10 coins per block). This is sort of a dual question here, with the first being why are no coins being produced? The second is how can I change/see how many confirmations are required for each block/transaction to be... well, confirmed. If needed, I will post a link to my git repo which contains the source code - which has been forked from SmallChange which is a fork of Litecoin. Cheers!
NOTE: The bounty is applies separately to each question, so if you answer both questions correctly and help me out with it to get it working, then you get 0.001 BTC. That's essentially all the BTC I have - if both of these questions get answered I'll be left with about 400 Satoshi...
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