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Content Bitcoin Forum : Other : Off-topic : We're going to create a comprehensive Bitcoind source code documentation. Here. previous topic next topic print Pages: 1 Author Atlas (OP) Jr. Member Activity: 56 Merit: 1 Topic: We're going to create a comprehensive Bitcoind source code documentation. Here. (Read 3174 times) We're going to create a comprehensive Bitcoind source code documentation. Here. October 13, 2012, 04:05:48 PM First file is bitcoin sc main.cp. Feel free to correct me and guide me during this process. I know pretty much shit about coding. Yes, this might be completely inane but I am going to take that risk. Let's start with these includes: include "alert.h" include "checkpoints.h" include "db.h" include "net.h" include "init.h" include "vi interface.h" include boostalgorithmstringreplace.hpp include boostfilesystem.hpp include boostfilesystemfstream.hpp What do each of these files do and refer to? What is the function of include? 1

Content Programmer's are intelligent, and capable of negotiating their own contracts. They have no reason to waste money on a union. I sure hope they're dumb enough to believe that, and don't join IFPTE, CODE-CWA, or IWW.

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The duality of feedback reception in tech is just *chef's kiss*. Designers will have an existential meltdown if you criticize their perfect shade of #F5F5F5, while programmers casually acknowledge their spaghetti code with a stoic "lol ikr" because deep down they've already accepted that future-them will deal with that nightmare. The "I'll refactor it later" promise is the programming equivalent of "I'll start my diet on Monday" – a beautiful lie we tell ourselves while continuing to nest if-statements 17 levels deep.