Since #293, we updated our randomx code to make it compatible with gcc13. We now need to make sure that Dragonx mainnet is still compatible with our dev branch, regardless of which compiler is used. We want to avoid the situation where we make a new release and then find out later that there is some bug or incompatibility with dragonx.
Things to test:
Start mining dragonx on dev branch
Ensure the dev branch can mine a new block on dragonx mainnet
The above can be done via CLI or SDX. Testing with SDX additionally tests that things work well with the GUI, which most users will depend on.
Since #293, we updated our randomx code to make it compatible with gcc13. We now need to make sure that Dragonx mainnet is still compatible with our dev branch, regardless of which compiler is used. We want to avoid the situation where we make a new release and then find out later that there is some bug or incompatibility with dragonx.
Things to test:
* [x] Start mining dragonx on dev branch
* [x] Ensure the dev branch can mine a new block on dragonx mainnet
The above can be done via CLI or SDX. Testing with SDX additionally tests that things work well with the GUI, which most users will depend on.
onryo
Since #293, we updated our randomx code to make it compatible with gcc13. We now need to make sure that Dragonx mainnet is still compatible with our dev branch, regardless of which compiler is used. We want to avoid the situation where we make a new release and then find out later that there is some bug or incompatibility with dragonx.
Things to test:
The above can be done via CLI or SDX. Testing with SDX additionally tests that things work well with the GUI, which most users will depend on.
@dan_s your help testing this would be appreciated
Successfully mined a couple of blocks in SDX with dev branch and no crashes yet.
managed to find a block on dev branch as well
ok, looks good. Closing this