This rabbit hole seems to go pretty deep.  (Unless there is a magic define I'm missing).

The error messages are because as 2.22 on Linux uses the ELF x86 assembly dialect and as 2.22 on mingw32 uses the PE/COFF assembly dialect.

In src/scrypt-jane/code/scrypt-jane-portable-x86.h, replace the macro definitions around line 170 for asm_naked_* through asm_gcc_end() with:


And that will get you further, but equally as stuck:


Those line numbers are not very instructive on where or why these att syntax lines are not valid.

Hopefully, someone with more x86 assembly-fu can set all this straight.  I'm not particularly confident that my macro changes are 100% correct either.

I'm going to try to compile it with mingw on my linux machine instead.. If you can't beat them... *sigh*..

When is the N increase?

YAC4EVER! It's a great coin, there are naysayers for every alt coin (a lot of times the same persons).

YAC will be at .02 soon, it's on the way.

That's why it is so important what WM is doing. With active development, things like this can be mitigated rather than the alternative.

Great work going on here, long live the YAC !

I'm new to cryptocoins but I feel really interested and I'd like to help, a little.

First, I computed the N graph over time with Matlab from C code. I've found exactly the same changing days that rbdrbd found (in fact, I verified the first and the last  (13/05/2030 !) ones)
Then I tried to understand why we have that ugly curve. I made the assumption that it had to be simple. The C code is strange but it's obviously  an integer algorithm approximating a real function.
It could be the Moore's law for the first years, so let's try N=t² with t being time in seconds since The Beginning.
As you know, N=2^Nfactor+1 so we can derive Nfactor=2.log(t)/log(2)-1. I tried many tweaks and long story short, here are plots for Nfactor=f(days)  and 2.5log(days) :



EDIT : So finally it would mean that N=2^{2.5log(days)+1} or N=2.days^2.5

So, what does that mean ? I don't know and I suppose I didn't find the original equation but we get the idea.

PS1 : sorry for the english, that's not my first language
PS2 : can someone tell me where the difficulty is hidden in the source code ?

good work.
come to mine Yacoin here http://yac.ltcoin.net

here need some hash.

How can I know when next N change?

i know N now is 6, when next?

WindMaster, what can be done to make bter remove that stupid warning they have on yac on their site? I'm not tech person and don't have a clue about that but why was yac the only one to get it and s there something it could be done to give them a proof so they can remove it?

I think that should be one of priorities for you guys that know a thing or two about tech stuff, it might have an effect for other exchanges to not add it too as well on people to invest more in it.

How about adding network hashrate?