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Topic: Hiring C++ developer for small Stratum proxy [4 BTC] (Read 2006 times)
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He is a friend of mine, and an excellent programmer (I'm telling it for him because he's still novice in the forum!)
Hi,
This offer is no longer available.
I need a C++ student-level developer to create the following starter app for me. It's basically a transparent proxy for Stratum. It's about a days work - pays 4 BTC.
Task:
* Accept stratum request from a user (port 3333)
* Store JSON data into an internal data structure.
* Read that data structure and repeat the request to another server (port 3333)
* Same in reverse.
So in the end you have a stratum-to-stratum "proxy" that you can run on some machine on the network. It's not a particularly useful app by itself, but it is part of a larger app (of which I won't reveal the details). Don't take shortcuts. I know you can do this particular task a lot simpler, but this is not the eventual task. It's just a way to isolate part of the task in an individual testable unit.
Requirements:
1) Must be a Windows console application.
2) Must be a Visual Studio 2012 project (you can download 'Visual Studio 2012 Express' desktop edition if you need a free C++ compiler on Windows).
3) You can use Win32 API's.
4) You must use the Casablanca framework (C++ REST SDK) at least for interpreting JSON. Google "Casablanca C++".
5) You cannot use boost or any other 3rd party libraries (other than Casablanca). Only C++, standard library, Win32, and Casablanca.
6) You cannot slap a GPL or any other license on it. I'll own the code after.
7) Can't obfuscate your code. Must be reasonably readable.
8. Try using as few as possible global variables. 0 is preferred.
Success (how to test):
Point BFGMINER at the proxy. Have the proxy point at Slush or BTCGuild. You must be able to mine for 3 blocks (check blockchain) across the proxy without it falling over. You don't need to wait for solutions, but it must be able to send 3 new blocks down to the client, and have the client send accepted shares back through all 3.
Non-requirements:
1) You don't need configuration or arguments. You can hardcode everything, including IP addresses for slush etc.
2) You don't need to make it multi-threaded or async.
Post on this thread if you are starting with this project so that there aren't multiple people starting off with the same thing.
This offer is no longer available.
I need a C++ student-level developer to create the following starter app for me. It's basically a transparent proxy for Stratum. It's about a days work - pays 4 BTC.
Task:
* Accept stratum request from a user (port 3333)
* Store JSON data into an internal data structure.
* Read that data structure and repeat the request to another server (port 3333)
* Same in reverse.
So in the end you have a stratum-to-stratum "proxy" that you can run on some machine on the network. It's not a particularly useful app by itself, but it is part of a larger app (of which I won't reveal the details). Don't take shortcuts. I know you can do this particular task a lot simpler, but this is not the eventual task. It's just a way to isolate part of the task in an individual testable unit.
Requirements:
1) Must be a Windows console application.
2) Must be a Visual Studio 2012 project (you can download 'Visual Studio 2012 Express' desktop edition if you need a free C++ compiler on Windows).
3) You can use Win32 API's.
4) You must use the Casablanca framework (C++ REST SDK) at least for interpreting JSON. Google "Casablanca C++".
5) You cannot use boost or any other 3rd party libraries (other than Casablanca). Only C++, standard library, Win32, and Casablanca.
6) You cannot slap a GPL or any other license on it. I'll own the code after.
7) Can't obfuscate your code. Must be reasonably readable.
8. Try using as few as possible global variables. 0 is preferred.
Success (how to test):
Point BFGMINER at the proxy. Have the proxy point at Slush or BTCGuild. You must be able to mine for 3 blocks (check blockchain) across the proxy without it falling over. You don't need to wait for solutions, but it must be able to send 3 new blocks down to the client, and have the client send accepted shares back through all 3.
Non-requirements:
1) You don't need configuration or arguments. You can hardcode everything, including IP addresses for slush etc.
2) You don't need to make it multi-threaded or async.
Post on this thread if you are starting with this project so that there aren't multiple people starting off with the same thing.
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