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how to complie on ubuntu

Open nft30001 opened this issue 4 years ago • 6 comments

Thanks for the good idea. can you please let me know how to compile it for WSL to run on win10, so i will test some different codes change ~

nft30001 avatar Aug 05 '21 06:08 nft30001

I'm not sure. I use GCC to compile. Also notice that the code includes assembly instructions that will work only on ARM64 processors.

ViktYusk avatar Aug 05 '21 06:08 ViktYusk

can you convert it to work on ubuntu or windows ? with intel processor

studyroom1 avatar Aug 05 '21 07:08 studyroom1

Actually, I wrote this code and optimized it especially for ARM64 to run on Raspberry Pi, I'm not going to support Intel processors. There is a powerful project https://github.com/JeanLucPons/VanitySearch for solving a similar problem, it works with Intel processors as well, and also is very fast (about 4.5 million keys per second on my computer).

ViktYusk avatar Aug 05 '21 10:08 ViktYusk

please share link for windows

MAITHI19 avatar Jul 20 '22 07:07 MAITHI19

Tested on Ubuntu 20 cmake CMakeList.txt make If you encounter lpthread error, try edit CMakeList.txt line 4 -lpthread to -pthread then try recompile again.

RadevaMalik avatar Nov 11 '22 05:11 RadevaMalik

Actually, I wrote this code and optimized it especially for ARM64 to run on Raspberry Pi, I'm not going to support Intel processors. There is a powerful project https://github.com/JeanLucPons/VanitySearch for solving a similar problem, it works with Intel processors as well, and also is very fast (about 4.5 million keys per second on my computer).

Just as a note, while designed for the RPI there is a vast array of free to use arm cpu's around. Being able to compile on linux for them I think is where the queries are arising.

WrongTurn-1 avatar Apr 14 '23 15:04 WrongTurn-1