Open ghobs91 opened 1 year ago
This probably means you don't have the libsecp256k1 library and its header files installed. Are you on debian/ubuntu? If so, make sure the libsecp256k1-dev
package is installed. Otherwise, your platform may have a differently named package. Alternatively you'll have to install from source here: https://github.com/bitcoin-core/secp256k1
On Fedora, I had to install by source. I don't think the distro-provided lib provides schnorr signatures.
Procedure is basically;
c9fa49650c11b0aeca2d4becc3bfe901df4d2e636375a33685619855c16fb793
What is a libsec256k1?
If you're on Arch, you'll need to get the libsecp256k1-git package from the AUR before it'll compile.
When I run the
make -j4
command, this is the full output I get, even after doing agit pull
with the latest update you pushed.