< kallewoof>
Hm. I didn't realize secp256k1 master and bitcoin secp256k1 were as different as they are.
< sipa>
they're not so different i think?
< sipa>
API should be the same
< kallewoof>
Well, applying your PR to the bitcoin one is not trivial, that's for sure. E.g. ecmult_impl.h is 407 lines on bitcoin and 1011 lines on bitcoin-core/secp256k1
< kallewoof>
(1011 lines on your PR, actually, but yeah, it only adds 1 line)
< kallewoof>
I could just use secp256k1 master. Esp if API is the same.
< kallewoof>
sipa: That function is insanely fast. I have to double check but many times faster than just making them one at a time. (I used 1024 as count... should probably experiment with other values)
< sturles>
arowser: Please fix your connection.
< jbaczuk>
Are the release branches on github supposed to build (tag v0.16.1) seems to fail build
< echeveria>
they do build.
< jbaczuk>
should make -s -j4 work then?
< jbaczuk>
i must be doing something wrong...
< echeveria>
jbaczuk: if you take this to #bitcoin and post some make ouput I can give you some help.
< jbaczuk>
escheveria: It builds it was something wrong with my sync script syncing to my build VM, thanks
< crc32>
by bitcoind process just started shutting down after getting this from debug.log
< crc32>
2018-07-02 15:28:12 libevent: Epoll DEL(1) on fd 9 okay. Old events were 2; read change was 2 (del); write change was 0 (none); close change was 0 (none)
< crc32>
after which all these threads started shutting down. but in the end the bitcoind process was stuck in a futexwait and never terminated.
< crc32>
I'm running Bitcoin Core Daemon version v0.16.1.0-gdac5d68fc6cf
< gmaxwell>
crc32: what is in your log above the AcceptToMemoryPool? The log explaining the shutdown can be (and often is) higher than the last uninteresting line.
< CubicEarths>
arowser: Your are having connection issues...
< bitcoin-git>
[bitcoin] satwo opened pull request #13589: Fix command line help for -printtoconsole and -debuglogfile (master...master) https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/13589