No this is not what primorial means.  

primorial(1) = 2
primorial(2) = 2 * 3
primorial(3) = 2 * 3 * 5
and so forth.
primorial(7) = 2 * 3 * 5 * 7 * 11 * 13 * 17 = 510510
primorial(9) = 2 * 3 * 5 * 7 * 11 * 13 * 17 * 19 * 23 = 223092870



Notice the list of divisors this produces when using p#9 * some random price
> bc
print 223092870 * 498497689
111211280127377430

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=factor+%28111211280127377430%29



Honestly I can't say I really understand what the code is doing here, but based on some the comments from Kooooooj and running through gprof, Weave is sucking up all the time -- so I was trying to push some of the work out of there and into the caller function.  I am 100% speculating also that the increases in difficulty may make the primorial a little more important. But anyway, mostly just hacking.


oh well, off to bed.

void Primorial(unsigned int p, mpz_class& mpzPrimorial)
{
    mpzPrimorial = 1;
    BOOST_FOREACH(unsigned int nPrime, vPrimes)
    {
        if (nPrime > p) break;
        mpzPrimorial *= nPrime;
    }
}

2) main.cpp
static const unsigned int nPrimorialHashFactor = 9; // up from 7

My lines are gonna be off since I also removed the printf statements that were inside the loops. The debug file isn't important to me anymore so eh.
But here ya go, no changes to the algorithm itself yet, my knowledge of math isn't in this area.
...

Typing 'primespersec' in the console returns 'Method not found (code -32601)'. Anyone else getting this?

However, 'getmininginfo' shows:

{
"blocks" : 3449,
"currentblocksize" : 1000,
"currentblocktx" : 0,
"errors" : "",
"generate" : true,
"genproclimit" : 2,
"primespersec" : 76,
"pooledtx" : 0,
"testnet" : false
}

The CPU certainly sounds like it's mining! Though no blocks found over night 

Anyone compiled an OS X version yet (or got it running on OS X)?

Yeah, if nothing's in your transaction list, it's an orphan. Bad luck.

bump can someone check this please? i have not read ender's game so I do not know

Oh PLEASE! I would LOVE an iXCoin and Devcoin QT for Mac!! Even better, tell me your secrets so I can make my own? The only other one I care about would be MinCoin, can you make one for MinCoin too?

OH PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

Success trade with grc 1k!Good trading!

It picks a random lbock number at which to go get next set of receiver files, I think it would have been round 19 it would have already got before reaching block  76000, then sometime before block 8000 it would try to get round 20. Possibly block 76221 is the random block number at which it decided to do that.

Is the receivers list number 20 in the receiver subdirectory of the data directory?

Extra copies of receiver files lying around elsewhere it likely will not even be seeing, unless by change they happen to be in the directrory that was the program's "current working directory" when it was run. (In which case it should have copied them to the receiver directory of the data directory).

I guess with all the flavours of coins though there is always the weird times when people seem to end up deleting the blockchain and re-getting it from scratch. Hate to blindly try that without knowing the actual problem though.

Is there any clue in the debug.log file that is in the data directrory?

Does it write something to console maybe about files it got being identical or not?

Does it actually have connections? It is not some old version is it?

-MarkM-

The file /Users/grc/Library/Application Support/Devcoin/receiver/receiver_19.csv can not be written to.
Warning, no coin lists were found for the file: receiver.csv

No, but, in general if you locate yourself (change directrory to; use the cd command) where they are, it will pick them up and put them where it actually wants them.

So basically if you compiled from a taraball it should have come with a bunch of them, in the main dir of the tarball. Both tarballs contain enough receiver files to get you started, so if you fire up the program while sitting right there it should pick them up and put them wherever it likes to put its datadir on your type of system, in a subdir named receiver of the data dir.

You could also try searching for wallet.dat, as where it ends up putting them should be in subdir named receiver of the dir where the wallet.dat is kept.

(If you have many coin types on your system, you'll need to guess which one is the devcoin one, hopefully the directory will have "devcoin" somewhere in its name to help you figure that part out.)

If mac os X is as similar to Linux as I have sometimes heard, then try looking for ~/.devcoin (a directory named .devcoin in the home directory of the user who runs devcoin.) The receiver files go in a subdirectoty named receiver inside that directory.

-MarkM-

Also, I have a couple of questions about how to earn devcoins by writing. Where should I put my DVC address? The payments are automatic or I have to say someone to make the transfer? I know they last a little. Can someone help me here?
Also, I've put the link on my signature.

Is this the definitive logo? It is only a proposal? A contest? Can we propose other logos? I like this one but I also wanna take part in this party, so my ideas are (based a little on yours):

There was an announcement near the top of their page all day today saying they will have scheduled maintenance... that might be why the site is down.

Dear Customers. 04/16/2013 we close our BTC-E site for Maintenance from 7-00 to 8-00 MSK. With regards, support BTC-E.