MIT-licensed C implementation of getblocktemplate
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Dependencies: Jansson 2.0 with 'long long' support Example dependencies: Jansson 2.1 (to read JSON from stdin) libgcrypt (for SHA256) For usage, check out example.c. Run "make example" to build it. Note that you must assign blkmk_sha256_impl to a function pointer: bool mysha256(void *hash_out, const void *data, size_t datasz) hash_out must be able to overlap with data! Also note that you should NOT roll ntime for data retrieved without explicitly checking that it falls within the template's limitations (mintime, maxtime, mintimeoff, and maxtimeoff); read the BIP 23 specification in detail to understand how they work. It is usually best to simply get more data as often as it is needed. For blkmk_get_mdata, you may specify that you intend to roll the ntime header exactly once per second past usetime - it will then set *out_expires such that the expiration occurs before you roll beyond any ntime limits. If you are rolling ntime at any rate other than once per second, you should NOT specify can_roll_ntime to blkmk_get_mdata, and must check that your usage falls within the explicit template limits yourself.
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