Add x16rt algo #338
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This x16rt currently works for upcoming Gincoin fork. Uses standard BTC block header. Not for Veil.
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sph_sha256_context is already in sha3/sph_sha2.c |
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Feb 3, 2019
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| uint32_t *in32 = (uint32_t*) input; | ||
| uint32_t ntime = in32[17]; | ||
| uint8_t timeHash[8]; /* was uint32_t _ALIGN(64) timeHash[8]; */ |
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this is incorrect, a sha256d is 32 bytes (256bits)
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I'll try to correct this. Also replace sha256d with existing sha256_double_hash.
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So when will veil be added ? |
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Does not work! |
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does this work now? has it been tested with veil or gin? |
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This x16rt currently works with the upcoming Gincoin fork, which uses standard block header - not for Veil.