i think a BT dosnt exist on winblows? gonna try it out in a VM to check it.
maybe devcoind really dosnt work on winblows alltogether

EDIT: confirmed, happens to me too.

im wondering what it is, debuggin on winblows is a horrible thing.

EDIT: setting up GDB on winblows, oh well...
i think it would be easier doing it with cygwin

crashes with 1.40 boost on winblows too -.-

and done, i was even able to fix the wx Code (and part of library) so we got a working GUI (you can even mine with it if you specify --server, unlike the QT variant).

gonna upload a zip as before.
it will contain everything needed for mining, all you have to do is to place it in %APPDATA%

@jasinlee: pls delete everything expect the following files/folder in your Devcoin folder: wallet.dat devcoin.conf receiver/

some minutes, just creating a batch file for installing (long time since i worked with batch)
EDIT: nvm, i forgot how ugly this shit is... will be adding a README

Devcoin Windows Bundle

This Devcoin Windows Bundle includes everything u need to get started:

• receiver_*.csv - All receiver files needed to date.
• README.txt - a simple explanation how to use Devcoin(d) on Windows
• devcoind.exe - CLI deamon
• devcoin.exe - GUI server/client
• devcoin.conf - Devcoin Configuration file
• libcurl.dll - library for receiving new receiver_*.csv files
• MD5SUMS - md5sums (hashes) of all included files to check if they are corrupt or not
• MD5SUMS.sig - Signed by me to aprove integrity

Download: http://www.darkgamex.ch/devcoin/Devcoin-WindowsBundle.zip

My GPG public key can be found in my signature.


@Unthinkingbit: could you link to this post at your OP? Should be helpfull for beginners.

NVM, got it working, had to d/l and add "libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll" and "libstdc++-6.dll" to the directory.

Updated source code: https://sourceforge.net/projects/galacticmilieu/files/DeVCoin/

Also updated on my github.

qt version has some new images. Both versions have updated receivers.h and a recent checkpoint.

I cannot compile the qt version now that I have moved to Fedora 17, as it seems I do not have qmake-qt4 anymore.

Compiling with just qmake, which is from qt3 or qt3.3, even if I use qmake -project first to update the project itself, ends up dying on some GUI thing somewhere even after I add into its makefile the required adding of -fpermissive for gcc and use of custom openssl that includes elliptic stuff that Fedora normally leaves out of its openssl. So I am figuring I need some way to use my installed qt 4, the way used to be to use qmake-qt4 but that no longer exists and its not clear what if anything one should use instead. qmake definitely seems to be compiling against qt3 not qt4, and I know I always needed qt4 for this thing.

Luckily I have no intention of using a GUI but still its annoying that the thing won't even build. I had thought to put it on a bootable live usb image people could use as a boot-and-play system.

As to changing the name of the program, I just do "mv bitcoindusr/local/bin/devcoind" after doing "strip bitcoind", there are gosh knows how many makefiles plus some kind of qt project file thing one would have to hack at to have it actually build it to a different name in the first place, and I suspect the qt project file's own name might even have to be changed as I suspect it uses the name of the project file to decide on a name for the final program it builds, though I am not sure as I have never "done" qt.

-MarkM-

I suggest a 4 then 2 share bounty for a windows devcoin GUI client. The award would only be granted after confirmation that the client can send, and receive devcoins and generate a new address. Any objections?