where to find a guide for writing a mining software

kirod

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Good Source Thank You..

Quote from: NyeFe on June 09, 2016, 07:25:57 PM

Well if you have 4 years spare (to become a semi-pro), you can start learning c++.

here's some good books:

CPP programming language
CPP Networking programming
CPP Boost tutorial
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CPP bitcoin mining source code

NyeFe

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Well if you have 4 years spare (to become a semi-pro), you can start learning c++.

here's some good books:

CPP programming language
CPP Networking programming
CPP Boost tutorial
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CPP bitcoin mining source code

cloverme

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Check here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9512659/simple-bitcoin-mining-algorithm and here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/my-lightweight-c-bitcoin-miner-202189

Good luck, keep us updated. Cool

ProjectHawk

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Why would you want to do that?

Just look on github, and alter a miner to your own needs.

chakal

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Quote from: ludbega on May 29, 2016, 05:36:47 AM

if you ask, you never could do better Cheesy

ludbega is almost right, if u have to ask u WON'T be able to make it better than existing ones.

Quote from: cncr04s on June 09, 2016, 12:59:47 PM

I would suggest you pick up the source to an existing one and try to increase it's performance by working it's code. I do this with other code in my line of work all the time.
There are plenty of open source mining softwares on the internets.

If u are a newbie programmer or just don't have the experience in mining softwares it's better to go on some existing mining software github and try to understand whats going on

I'm no programmer but your question suggests that u aren't too. Programming it's not like baking, follow a recipe and it's done. It demands hard working and experience to really make a diference.

cncr04s

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I would suggest you pick up the source to an existing one and try to increase it's performance by working it's code. I do this with other code in my line of work all the time.
There are plenty of open source mining softwares on the internets.

ludbega

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if you ask, you never could do better Cheesy

ebyccc

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I just wish to try to write a toy mining software myself, are there any guide or documents beside the source codes? Thank you so much

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