Topic: Understanding the mine.. (Read 779 times)
If you understand c++ cracking open the bitcoin source isn't actually all that bad.
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Reverse engineer from time to time
Where can I get a good understanding on the math/code for what is going on when mining. Also the 'backbone' for bitcoin and the alt coins. I'm really interested in what's going behind the scenes.
Been thinking of a personal learning project for making my own coin with a different 'proof of worth?'(math part).
I've looked at miners but it's all low level optimized assembly code. Although I do understand assembly, It's not my area of study.
Try cgminer. Been thinking of a personal learning project for making my own coin with a different 'proof of worth?'(math part).
I've looked at miners but it's all low level optimized assembly code. Although I do understand assembly, It's not my area of study.
Where can I get a good understanding on the math/code for what is going on when mining. Also the 'backbone' for bitcoin and the alt coins. I'm really interested in what's going behind the scenes.
Been thinking of a personal learning project for making my own coin with a different 'proof of worth?'(math part).
I've looked at miners but it's all low level optimized assembly code. Although I do understand assembly, It's not my area of study.
Been thinking of a personal learning project for making my own coin with a different 'proof of worth?'(math part).
I've looked at miners but it's all low level optimized assembly code. Although I do understand assembly, It's not my area of study.
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