John Doering

Well, at least the PXC, ORB and HAL wallets use -DASM, so it's working. It's up to a miner or daemon to assemble properly a 80-byte block header hashed by...

AuxPoW is for merged mining. The hashing is done on the parent chain. Aux chains verify PoW by reconstructing the block header as it could appear on the parent chain.

Byte order of NeoScrypt is different to Scrypt or SHA-256. It's native little endian. It takes a while to generate a valid hash on CPU even at the lowest difficulty...

It has to be 80 bytes exactly or padded up to. Mix nAlgo into an existing field such as nVersion.

That's an older version.

The newest is on GitHub as usual.

I don't do C#. I can help with the concept and low level coding.

Please read the white paper if you haven't already. If you have any algorithm related questions, I'm ready to answer. If you need a coder for a bounty, ask in...