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Gavin Andresen (OP)
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July 28, 2010, 03:18:25 PM
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I get:
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/var/folders/n7/n7Do3Krz2RWPeE+1YxvhUU+++TM/-Tmp-//cc8PgHsQ.s:879:suffix or operands invalid for `call'
... compiling cryptopp/sha.cpp (latest SVN source) on my Mac (gcc version 4.2.1).

I fixed it by adding -DCRYPTOPP_DISABLE_ASM  to my makefile; perhaps somebody with more experience compiling C++ on a Mac can figure out a better fix.

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July 28, 2010, 09:23:23 PM
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Was that the only thing I broke in the OSX build?!  Does it actually work after just that one change?

I had to do that for makefile.vc also.  It compiled, but SHA-256 didn't work correctly; it returned the same incorrect hash each time.

We'll disable it now, and if anyone figures out how to fix it, we can re-enable it then.  It's still 1.7x faster from the midstate optimisation.

The Crypto++ ASM SHA-256 works with GCC on Linux and Windows (MinGW).

I uploaded this makefile.osx change to SVN.  (let me know if that compiles now)
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July 28, 2010, 09:40:55 PM
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Was that the only thing I broke in the OSX build?!  Does it actually work after just that one change?
I built a TEST-network bitcoind with the SVN r115 changes merged in, and yes, after that one change it's been happily generating coins all afternoon.
I don't use the stock makefile.osx, though-- I setup the dependency directory structure a little differently (for no really good reason).

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