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Dragon is an evolved form of a previous software called iguana. Dragons are bigger and better |
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than iguanas, as everybody knows. |
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## Differences from Iguana |
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Dragon inherits some features from Komodo [Iguana](https://github.com/komodoplatform/dpow), specificallly those needed to make notarizations, and the |
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dependencies of those algorithms. Large amounts of non-notarization code was deleted in the making |
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of dragon, drastically reducing the attack surface, increasing maintainability and reducing RAM/CPU |
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at compile-time and run-time. Some things that were deleted |
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* Old version of libjpeg (8.4) that has CVE's: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2020-14153 |
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* JUMBLR, a failed mixer project |
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* Market-making bots |
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* APIs to talk with various exchanges that either don't exist or are being investigated |
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* InstantDEX, a failed precursor to BarterDEX/AtomicDEX |
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* Datachain, experimental precursor to KV |
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* Ramchain - not even sure but it got deleted |
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## Installing Dragon |
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### Build instructions for NN operations: |
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