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December 13, 2017, 03:41:29 PM
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i found that for the source code of various coins some with the file bitcoin-qt.pro
But for the source code of bitcoin I found it only with autogen.sh instead of bitcoin-qt.pro
1 how can i convert between these two formats
2 where can I find the bitcoin wallet source code with the file bitcoin-qt.pro
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December 13, 2017, 05:34:30 PM
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You could try Github but good luck understanding the code because all the code examples I have seen for BTC on windows all seem to put wrappers around NBitcoin that is written in C#
and apart from it being massive it has become out of sync with many of the sample bits of code hanging around.

I looked at using web sockets which i am good with but gave in because the byte-data or packets looked well complicated.

You will find many HTTP API's from sites like gdax.com if you are looking to trade and others for wallets that provide an interface into
the block-chain but you will be a better man then me if you can talk to nodes on port 8333

if you are running a full node then you might look at the RPC stubs that can talk to the local server and you can find code
for that on github too and how to use it on stack exchange

Mining is CPU-wars and Intel, AMD like it nearly as much as big oil likes miners wasting electricity. Is this what mankind has come too.
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