--- Log opened Mon May 06 00:00:08 2013
03:41 < warren> sipa: horray!
03:41 < warren> sipa: I was about to install Ubuntu for the first time ever.
03:43 < warren> I'm sorry I haven't been helpful here.
04:00 < jgarzik> warren: heh, just did so myself tonight
04:01 < jgarzik> warren: felt dirty, too
04:03 < gmaxwell> "I heard jgarzik installed ubuntu, the writings on the wall"
04:05 < jgarzik> gmaxwell: It was either Ubuntu or debug grub :/
04:18 < warren> jgarzik: I installed ubuntu in a VM but didn't login yet.  Now I can wipe it. =)
05:08 < warren> sipa: is the intent for this library to eventually be incorporated as /src/secp256k1, ship as a separate library, or both?
05:16 < sipa> at least as a separate library, but for bitcoin it probably makes sense to incorporate it in the source tree
06:59 < warren> sipa: [warren@newcaprica secp256k1]$ ./configure
06:59 < warren> <stdin>:1:24: fatal error: openssl/ec.h: No such file or directory
06:59 < warren> sipa: I guess that wasn't adapted yet.  Makefile works.
07:00 < sipa> oh
07:01 < warren> TODO is also old.
07:29 < sipa> warren: fixed
07:51 < warren> sipa: allocators.h:12:53: fatal error: openssl/crypto.h: No such file or directory
07:51 < sipa> warren: you still need openssl, just no EC-enabled one
07:51 < warren> ahhh, ok
07:51 < sipa> this isn't too hard to change, though
07:51 < sipa> it's only used for RIPEMD160, SHA256 and a PRNG
07:52 < sipa> and lbisecp256k1 uses either openssl or gmp by itself
07:52 < sipa> (preferably gmp, as it's faster)
07:56 < sipa> oh, and SSL-RPC, which would be pretty hard to change (though i'm in favor of just removing that, and suggesting to use stun if you need it)
08:19 < warren> /bin/ld: cannot find -lboost_thread
08:19 < warren> I'm missing something...
11:30 < gmaxwell> warren: BOOST_LIB_SUFFIX='-mt' make -j4 -f makefile.unix bitcoind USE_UPNP=
--- Log closed Tue May 07 00:00:10 2013