[ANN] Androids Tokens v2.0 [Proof of Stake]

[coinbloke]

any news anyone?

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[ahmed_bodi]

Not much i can do. I dont code PoS coins.

[almightyruler]

Is some where good tutorial how to build own crypto coin QT wallet for Windows? I can comple client for Linux and wallet seems working there fine but I try to also lear build Qt wallet for Windows.
Posted from Bitcointa.lk - #20ZoFR3ycTa5dPQq

It's a real pain in the behind. I spent ages tryng to set up BOOST and QT on MingGW, but after about 20 "issues" (eg a patch required to fix a compile error) I felt I was wandering into "hack" territory - too much work to compile a specific set of libraries for a particular coin, that would probably end up broken again if anything ever changed.

Have a look at Gitian, which uses a virtual machine under Linux to provide a consistent OS install for cross compiling a Windows executable. The config files (*.yml) for ADTv2 seem to be valid, and are located in contrib/gitian-descriptors/ . You need to build boost, qt, deps first (at each step, move the zip created from build/out to inputs/ ), then do the final gitian-win32 client build.

Once the compile succeeds, try modifying the YML files to work with newer libraries. In particular, I would update openssl.

[taiman]

It's a real pain in the behind. I spent ages tryng to set up BOOST and QT on MingGW, but after about 20 "issues" (eg a patch required to fix a compile error) I felt I was wandering into "hack" territory - too much work to compile a specific set of libraries for a particular coin, that would probably end up broken again if anything ever changed.

Have a look at Gitian, which uses a virtual machine under Linux to provide a consistent OS install for cross compiling a Windows executable. The config files (*.yml) for ADTv2 seem to be valid, and are located in contrib/gitian-descriptors/ . You need to build boost, qt, deps first (at each step, move the zip created from build/out to inputs/ ), then do the final gitian-win32 client build.

Once the compile succeeds, try modifying the YML files to work with newer libraries. In particular, I would update openssl.

Yeah this seems very hard compile for Windows I will be give try if get this some how to build under Windows also. Cross compile enviroment idea may good idea also to try.
Posted from Bitcointa.lk - #UhA4xws0tGWPW3T0

[Crestington]

It's a real pain in the behind. I spent ages tryng to set up BOOST and QT on MingGW, but after about 20 "issues" (eg a patch required to fix a compile error) I felt I was wandering into "hack" territory - too much work to compile a specific set of libraries for a particular coin, that would probably end up broken again if anything ever changed.

Have a look at Gitian, which uses a virtual machine under Linux to provide a consistent OS install for cross compiling a Windows executable. The config files (*.yml) for ADTv2 seem to be valid, and are located in contrib/gitian-descriptors/ . You need to build boost, qt, deps first (at each step, move the zip created from build/out to inputs/ ), then do the final gitian-win32 client build.

Once the compile succeeds, try modifying the YML files to work with newer libraries. In particular, I would update openssl.

Yeah this seems very hard compile for Windows I will be give try if get this some how to build under Windows also. Cross compile enviroment idea may good idea also to try.
Posted from Bitcointa.lk - #UhA4xws0tGWPW3T0

I find this link for Windows wallets is useful https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149479.0

I found compiling in Linux to be more straightforward but had quite a bit of trouble getting it to compile in Windows. If you could help with a little guide if you are successful I can shout you a bit of Btc

[almightyruler]

I find this link for Windows wallets is useful https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149479.0

That's what I tried initially, but just kept running into hurdle after hurdle. It probably didn't help that I was trying it on a laptop running XP Pro.

Gitian has its own little quirks but now that it's set up I can finally compile a fresh Windows executable with relative ease. The important thing is that it is CONSISTENT - even though I've upgraded my Linux dist, it will continue to work just fine because it uses a VM with its own dist. I recently upgraded from XP 32 bit to Windows 8 64 bit, you reckon a MingGW install would have needed no changes?

[Crestington]

Have a look at Gitian, which uses a virtual machine under Linux to provide a consistent OS install for cross compiling a Windows executable. The config files (*.yml) for ADTv2 seem to be valid, and are located in contrib/gitian-descriptors/ . You need to build boost, qt, deps first (at each step, move the zip created from build/out to inputs/ ), then do the final gitian-win32 client build.

Would you be able to explain this in a bit more detail? specifically

 "(at each step, move the zip created from build/out to inputs/ ), then do the final gitian-win32 client build."

I had used the link I posted as well and could compile Boost, QT and all dependencies but had a lot of trouble with compiling errors when trying to link Berkley libraries and really just error after error.

[almightyruler]

Have a look at Gitian, which uses a virtual machine under Linux to provide a consistent OS install for cross compiling a Windows executable. The config files (*.yml) for ADTv2 seem to be valid, and are located in contrib/gitian-descriptors/ . You need to build boost, qt, deps first (at each step, move the zip created from build/out to inputs/ ), then do the final gitian-win32 client build.

Would you be able to explain this in a bit more detail? specifically

 "(at each step, move the zip created from build/out to inputs/ ), then do the final gitian-win32 client build."

I had used the link I posted as well and could compile Boost, QT and all dependencies but had a lot of trouble with compiling errors when trying to link Berkley libraries and really just error after error.

When running Gitian it expects any files required to be located in ./inputs, and places the results (either a zip file for intermediate libs/dependencies, or an exe for the client compile) in ./build/out

So if you compile, say, Boost, it will take the source from ./inputs, and will place the zip in ./build/out. You then need to move that freshly created zip to ./inputs (where the client compile will expect to find it)

Have a look at the files: section of each YML file to see which files it is expecting as inputs.

[Crestington]

After further reviewing the code that e.exchangers has given me I left negative feedback because the code he used has a number of coding errors as seen by pushing the code against other coins and I paid him 0.5 BTC for some further work with no word in nearly a week. I tried to give him the benefit of the doubt but can't wait for weeks and months on end for code that he can't fix himself.

Zack, if you would like I can help you with source code of a Pow/Pos coin that is functional and works and can show you where changes need to be made and how to create a new Merklehash and Genesis Block as well as compiling on Linux.

I would need a bit of help with compiling on windows though so would like to do a bit of quid pro quo and share information.

[ahmed_bodi]

After further reviewing the code that e.exchangers has given me I left negative feedback because the code he used has a number of coding errors as seen by pushing the code against other coins and I paid him 0.5 BTC for some further work with no word in nearly a week. I tried to give him the benefit of the doubt but can't wait for weeks and months on end for code that he can't fix himself.

Zack, if you would like I can help you with source code of a Pow/Pos coin that is functional and works and can show you where changes need to be made and how to create a new Merklehash and Genesis Block as well as compiling on Linux.

I would need a bit of help with compiling on windows though so would like to do a bit of quid pro quo and share information.

A new coin does not need to be made. Just a hard fork

[Crestington]

After further reviewing the code that e.exchangers has given me I left negative feedback because the code he used has a number of coding errors as seen by pushing the code against other coins and I paid him 0.5 BTC for some further work with no word in nearly a week. I tried to give him the benefit of the doubt but can't wait for weeks and months on end for code that he can't fix himself.

Zack, if you would like I can help you with source code of a Pow/Pos coin that is functional and works and can show you where changes need to be made and how to create a new Merklehash and Genesis Block as well as compiling on Linux.

I would need a bit of help with compiling on windows though so would like to do a bit of quid pro quo and share information.

A new coin does not need to be made. Just a hard fork

Yes I know that, but would be good to have an independent copy to test and try new things on so can be more confident of changes.

[cryptmebro]

After further reviewing the code that e.exchangers has given me I left negative feedback because the code he used has a number of coding errors as seen by pushing the code against other coins and I paid him 0.5 BTC for some further work with no word in nearly a week. I tried to give him the benefit of the doubt but can't wait for weeks and months on end for code that he can't fix himself.

Zack, if you would like I can help you with source code of a Pow/Pos coin that is functional and works and can show you where changes need to be made and how to create a new Merklehash and Genesis Block as well as compiling on Linux.

I would need a bit of help with compiling on windows though so would like to do a bit of quid pro quo and share information.

A new coin does not need to be made. Just a hard fork

Yes I know that, but would be good to have an independent copy to test and try new things on so can be more confident of changes.

Testnet...

[Crestington]

After further reviewing the code that e.exchangers has given me I left negative feedback because the code he used has a number of coding errors as seen by pushing the code against other coins and I paid him 0.5 BTC for some further work with no word in nearly a week. I tried to give him the benefit of the doubt but can't wait for weeks and months on end for code that he can't fix himself.

Zack, if you would like I can help you with source code of a Pow/Pos coin that is functional and works and can show you where changes need to be made and how to create a new Merklehash and Genesis Block as well as compiling on Linux.

I would need a bit of help with compiling on windows though so would like to do a bit of quid pro quo and share information.

A new coin does not need to be made. Just a hard fork

Yes I know that, but would be good to have an independent copy to test and try new things on so can be more confident of changes.

Testnet...

What is Testnet?

[almightyruler]

What is Testnet?

An alternate blockchain built into most *coin clients, used solely for testing, usually with some extra bits in the code to accelerate things like PoS.

[trilltokill]

Price of ADT has risen a little. I'll take whatever I can get

[Crestington]

What is Testnet?

An alternate blockchain built into most *coin clients, used solely for testing, usually with some extra bits in the code to accelerate things like PoS.

Yeah I know what Testnet is, just more of a pet peeve to make suggestions and try to help and be met with rudeness from the ones that don't even practice what they preach.

[gnargnar]

1. any info about the repair?
2. are we able to move adt to cryptsy now?
3. any future projects on the table for adt?

[cryptmebro]

Looks like Zack is done with ADT.

[coinbloke]

1, I have paid BTC to e.exchanger through Zach too, Not happy with the outcome.
2, If Zach is really gone we need appoint someone to fix this mess finally and get going again before its too late. (if not too late already).
3, we need to make this coin more serious and put a proper team behind it if we all want it to succeed.
4, must go back onto Cryptsy ASAP as I suspect they will ban it if not fixed soon.

[n0xn]

He was online yesterday.