Add progpow-debug.diff, which outputs digest for a fixed header and nonce #46
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Instead of checking in a .diff, can you wrap these changes in a #ifdef? |
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I can. Please suggest what to call the macro enabling this debugging mode, and how/where we'd recommend people to set it (when needed). |
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Thinking of this some more, it's a bit complicated: some of the changes are in kernels, so we'd need to pass the macro to kernel builds. I think it's better to check in the .diff for now. |
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Having a patch like this in the tree should be better than not having any testing/debugging capabilities at all, although ideally ProgPoW would have this functionality without a need to patch.