Evan Cordell

Did you install and build wxwidgets? Open wx.dsw (it should be in C:/wx29 or some subdirectory thereof) and select Build > Batch Build. Select the Debug and Release versions of...

Sorry for the delay. A couple of things: - Install wxWidgets into C:/wx29. You can install it elsewhere, but then you have to change all of the project files to...

Sorry, it's hard for me to know what the problem is since I don't have access to a windows machine right now. I'll update in a couple of days once...

Sorry I've been so unresponsive, I've been working and travelling a lot. I found a picture showing where the MT settings are [here](http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/getfile/23335/). I actually had several "versions" of this...

Ah, I don't actually have an easy way to compile this with gcc. I can work on getting the commands to you, though. I used wxDevC++ (which I think is...

Sorry again for the delay. I don't see an attachment (when you reply to the email it posts to github, and I guess drops the attachment?) I've never used CUDA...

Ah, okay. Yeah, single precision won't get you very far. I used GMP, the [GNU Multiprecision Library](http://gmplib.org/), which comes with mpf, a multi-precision floating point data type. I don't know...

I just googled around :) I think I searched for "gmp cuda" There are two ongoing research interests of mine that I've never managed to come back to: how many...

I see how this test-only race could happen (we're modifying the mocks that get used in goroutines spawned by the hedger), but I can't actually reproduce the race detector error....

I let the test run in a loop in the background and hit a different issue: ``` === RUN TestDigestRollover hedging_test.go:201: PASS: HeadRevision(string) panic: assert: mock: The method has been...