Deb Packaging and make install

[joeldejesus1]

I create a deb packaging setup and I edited the Makefile.in to include an install pragma. My OS is Debian Wheezy, and so this makefile was specifically designed to compile on Debian. However, by changing the debian/control file, I am sure deb packages can be compiled for Ubuntu. Everything installs to /usr/bin, /usr/include, and /usr/lib

[MatthewLM]

Hi, thanks for this. I've just committed some major changes to the library, removing lots of stuff as well as fixing things here and there. All the tests should be working now. These changes would require some other changes to the Makefile to install the files, so I can't pull this for how the code is now structured. I did however add your changes to the CBInitScriptMultisigOutput funtion.

[joeldejesus1]

Cool.

At the moment I'm working on using automake to build cbitcoin so that I can properly package the library in debian. The issue with the existing makefiles is that the library compiled objects are not tagged with any sonames.

On a side note, how likely is it that you will finish the spv client? And by spv client, just have a program that downloads the longest chain?

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[MatthewLM]

I'm very busy with some other projects at the moment. An SPV client would be nice but it would require a lot of work as I would want to refactor quite a lot of code.

[joeldejesus1]

Hello, do you have sample code for setting up a Full Node? I am looking at
some of the tests, but I have not been able to start a Full Node yet.

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I'm very busy with some other projects at the moment. An SPV client would
be nice but it would require a lot of work as I would want to refactor
quite a lot of code.

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[MatthewLM]

The full node from the old code never truly worked. It would tend to get stuck on some block. The client-server code was intended to implement a full node.