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Where can i access the original, satoshi written bitcoin code I have not been able to find documentation on the whole process. Ask question asked 11 years, 8 months ago modified 3 years, 3 months ago
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You can see these programs mentioned in src/makefile.am file, search for bin_programs macro. How would i go about making the simplest form of a cpu bitcoin miner Does anyone have an idea of where can i find a copy of the bitcoin source code
I mean doesn't it supposed to be open source, where is the open source project for bitcoin so i can read the code.
What made the core developers choose c++ as the main programming language for implementing bitcoin Was this because of their personal preference A bitcoin address is just data, but it is between 27 and 34 characters so that is way to much info to expect the person paying to have to manually type in Now i can see the bitcoin core source code in github but i wonder where the original source code of bitcoin were stored back in 2009
Was it managed under svn How did contributors or programmers w. I cannot find anything on the source code repository and all links i've found on forums are dead In some sense don't the miners control the software
If there are some changes made to the bitcoin code and the majority of miners (by hashrate?) don't upgrade for what ever reason then the changes won't be implemented.
