Closed PatrickPeter closed 9 years ago
Not a bug. You need to link OpenSSL
Hi man,
Thank you for your reply before. But I don't know which version for openssl should be installed.
At first, my openssl version is "OpenSSL 0.9.8e-fips-rhel5". There's not a file called "ecdsa.h" under the directory 'ssl/include/openssl'.
Second, I installed the latest version (OpenSSL 1.0.1j) openssl, and then I linked the openssl.
but an error was thrown: undefined reference to `EC_KEY_new_by_curve_name'
I found that EC_KEY_new_by_curve_name was defined in "/openssl/ec.h".
so, I just include this file in exchange_indacoin.cpp, unfortunately, the error still exists as above.
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Tell me your OS and what you have done to compile Qt Bitcoin Trader. I'll try to reproduce this and make fix.
I just clone the latest version of QtBitcoinTrader. Then,
cd src/ qmake QtBitcoinTrader_Desktop.pro make
the older version ( 20d3fa6ffd8f90e82c5f47752913690049283ae8 at Sep 25, 2014) of QtBitcoinTrader was compiled and worked very well.
I clone the latest version and compile the code, but some errors are thrown as below:
I want to ignore these errors caused by indacoin, so I clone the older version 20d3fa6ffd8f90e82c5f47752913690049283ae8 at Sep 25, 2014, and just compile the code. To my surprise, it works fine.