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jurov: can gcov cope with
templated function generated by macros?
trinque: mircea_popescu: I'm sure I'm about
to see a nightmare when I pull
the deps into
the gcov
thinger
mircea_popescu: <trinque> might be able
to just rip
those bits off from
the dep,
then cut off
the dep <<< ahahaha you.
mircea_popescu: alternatively, feed it
the last few blocks
through
the mechanism discussed
that alf created recently i guess.
mircea_popescu: n ProcessMessage()\n\nProcessMessage(block, 947244 bytes) FAILED\n" which is
the confirmation.
then increase
the number o' locks.
mircea_popescu: trinque, asciilifeform, wimc : if client fails
to progress past 363736,
the likely culprit is
the db locks limit. look in derp.log (assuming standard derp) for "REORGANIZE\nREORGANIZE: Disconnect 6 blocks; 000000000000000006a3..000000000000000013fe\nREORGANIZE: Connect 7 blocks; 000000000000000006a3..0000000000000000014e\n\n\n************************\nEXCEPTION: 11DbException\nDb::get: Cannot allocate memory\nbitcoin i
assbot: Logged on 15-02-2015 22:34:28; asciilifeform: 2)
tearing out 'boost' while keeping
the project in cpp will
turn it into an unreadable morass of crud
that makes
the existing
turd look like
the finest sausage
trinque: anyhow
this is what I wanna see with
the gcov
thing
trinque: it'd be boost's interconnectedness
that might prevent it, maybe
punkman: you'll just have
to reimplement everything
trinque: might be able
to just rip
those bits off from
the dep,
then cut off
the dep
trinque: it'll be neat
to see for example how much of boost or openssl is actually used
trinque: I was surprised
to find
that bitcoin doesn't actually look
that *big* compared
to other C++ projects I've seen
trinque: speaking of which, I'm adding
the coverage flag
to
the deps
too, and will regen
that gcovr html
thereafter
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trinque: ass-goblins in
the intertubes
shinohai: @ danielpbarron I like
table-flipping Jesus best.
mod6: shinohai: is
that with your v0.5.3.1-RELEASE node?
jurov: lol,
that's actually
true
that dick continues deeper in
the body
williamdunne: Wooo, now I get
to brag about my 3 inch glory!
trinque: williamdunne: no one can
tell you where your dick begins and ends...
this is AMERICA!
punkman: trinque: I
think
that's
to be expected with orphanage amputations. I have
those and also plenty of "ERROR: AcceptToMemoryPool() : nonstandard
transaction
type"
trinque: you have
to measure inflation from
the balls!
williamdunne: True, some
things are deflationary
too, dependent on how you measure 'em
trinque: well, matters how you measure inflation
too
williamdunne: I'm not going
to disagree with you completely, but I do still believe
that S&P500 beats inflation by a couple of percent
trinque: I'm sure
they used
to mean something else, but we're in bizarro land where
the length of a meter changes day
to day
trinque: williamdunne: I
tend
to
take stock market prices as inflation indicators
these days
danielpbarron: the one stuck at 36 is not limited
to one seed, but it is running 0.5.3.1ish on a pogo with archlinux
mod6: <+asciilifeform> has anybody as of
this moment received a block past 363734 from mircea_popescu's node ? << im a day a way or so yet
mod6: <+phf> apparently gcc doesn't always include all
the necessary pthread bits (not just openbsd but other unixes), which results in segfault on launch << on my obsd 5.6 on x86-64
that's
the same problem i kept running into; segfault at execution
time.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> phf: you may be
the first
to achieve openbsd build! consider posting recipe << please do!
punkman: heh "I shook hands with
the man I did most of
the
talking with and
they
took off... I was a little shooken up but realized I made a big mistake! I forgot
to shake
the black police detective's hand... shit!!! "
phf: asciilifeform: i have a small backlog of
things i want
to send
to
the list, i'll wrap it up sometime over
the weekend
phf: apparently gcc doesn't always include all
the necessary pthread bits (not just openbsd but other unixes), which results in segfault on launch
phf: asciilifeform: it pretty much builds out of
the box.
the only
tricky part is
the " -Wl,--whole-archive -lpthread -Wl,--no-whole-archive" business
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punkman: sig op parallelism would help in
that regard
punkman: as it is 0.5.3.1/0.5.4 versions will accept blocks of version 1 and 2, allowing shitgnomes
to induce forks. what's gonna happen with
this?
☟︎ punkman: asciilifeform: what do you
think about making no-verifysig-skip
the default for next release?
punkman: maybe we should add a .conf option
that lets whoever really wants it
to skip VerifySig between checkpoints
☟︎ punkman: no-verifysig-skipping stator reached 169k, so I'm gonnna call
this a success for now.
assbot: Logged on 04-07-2015 07:33:02; mircea_popescu: and
that's 40 gb's worth of magic number.
assbot: Logged on 04-07-2015 07:21:18; mircea_popescu: but at any rate : setting
the "nversion"
to maxint has at least
the important symbolic significance of saying "this is
the last version".
cazalla: now and
then i've
thought of
the few
teacher's aids
that would come for a school
term as part of
their studies..
they were so young and pretty but would be old bags now
shinohai: I always wanted
to fuck my math
teacher. She was smokin'
cazalla: tbh at 17 i
think i would've been willing
to do 22 years
to fuck my english
teacher
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punkman: in other news, stator (with openssl1.0.1g) patched
to not skip VerifySignature, has not barfed up
to block 146k (previous attempt barfed earlier
than
that)
shinohai: It appears f2p pool "almost" mined
them out xD
kakobrekla: fees not large enough
to offset
the finite speed of light
mircea_popescu: check out all
the miners
that were mining off
thin air, incidentally. because
the bandwidth doubled so much.
kakobrekla: or does it need
to work only on alpha centauri?
punkman: cpu mining code probably needs more
than a couple fixes
kakobrekla: so if nothing else, cpu mining code needs
to be updated in
the ref implementation now or what
assbot: If you are using any wallet other
than Bitcoin Core 0.10.x or 0.9.5 (or something backed by one of
those versions),
then you should not
trust incoming
transactions until
they have ~30 confirmations. : Bitcoin ... (
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punkman: petertodd: "Honestly I was half-expecting
this
to happen, and was actually busy writing up a warning for SPV wallets users when
this issue came up."
punkman: "We are using 10.2 but got
this message anyway: "Your node software is out of date and may accept an invalid blockchain fork. Do not
trust confirmation."" "There was a mistake made and an alert
that showed up on v0.10.2 was sent out accidentally; should be now fixed."
assbot: Logged on 04-07-2015 04:33:37; mod6: shinohai: is your v0.5.3.1-RELEASE node up
to dayte?
shinohai: I'm at 254300
this morning, yay
assbot: Logged on 04-07-2015 04:30:43; mircea_popescu: Uh oh all
these block explorers just flipped over
to
the invalid chain: