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Bitcoin-QT compilation as “.exe” on Ubuntu
Bitcoin-QT is a popular implementation of the Bitcoin protocol, and the compilation of it on the Ubuntu computer can be slightly more involved than usual. However, I will lead you through the step by step process.
preliminary requirements
Before we start, make sure you have the following conditions:
- Python 3 : Bitcoin-QT requires Python 3.x. If you use an earlier version of Python, it may be necessary to install it manually.
- Make : Make is a preliminary condition for Bitcoin-QT compilation from the source.
- G ++ : G ++ (GNU collection) is required to build C ++.
Step 1: Install the necessary packages
To compile bitcoin-QT on Ubuntu, you need to install the following packages:
Python3: This is required for a Python code compilation.
Make: This package provides Make’s command to build and compile projects from the source.
G ++: This package is provided by the G ++ compiler.
You can install these packages using the following commands:
`Bash
Sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install python3-dev make g ++-4.x
for Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial) or later
If you use an earlier version of Ubuntu, you may need to install the “Python3-Pip” package.
`Bash
Sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get installation python3-pip
Step 2: Create a Bitcoin-QT compilation catalog
After installing the necessary packages, create a new catalog for Bitcoin-QT compilation:
`Bash
Mkdir Bitcoin-Qt-Build
Change into this directory:
`Bash
CD Bitcoin-QT-BUILD
Step 3: Compile Bitcoin-QT from the source
Now, when you have all the preliminary conditions and configured compilation directory installed, you can compile bitcoin-QT from the “readme.mdfile or using 'autogen.sh' and then 'configure'. We will use the latter method here.
- Edit "Configure" script:
Bash
SED -I 'S/
CC = GCC
GCC is used to compile C/' config.mk
This will update the “CCvariable to contain" GCC ", which is the default compiler on Ubuntu.
- Compile Bitcoin-QT using 'AutoGen.SH' and then 'configure':
Bash
./Autogen.sh
./configure -with -gui
These commands will compile bitcoin-QT from the source using the “Autoconfiautomakecompilation systems.
Step 4: Build and install Bitcoin-QT
After compilating Bitcoin-QT, you must build it in an executable file. You can do it by running:
Bash
Make -f Makefile.build
This command will compile the Bitcoin-QT code and create a file executable in the “Compilej/” catalog.
Step 5: Convert Bitcoin-QT on .exe
To convert compiled Bitcoin-QT executable in the “.exe” file compatible with Windows, you need to use a tool such as pyinstaller or wine. I assume you are using Pyinstaller here.
- Install Pyinstaller:
`Bash
sudo apt-get installation python3-pyinstaller
- Convert Bitcoin-QT on
.exe:
`Bash
Pyinstaller-floor bitcoin-qt.py
This command will be condensed by the compiled Bitcoin-QT executing in the independent Windows (.exe) application.
problem solving
If you encounter any problems during the compilation process, here are a few steps to solve problems:
- Check the dependencies: Make sure all the dependencies required by Bitcoin-QT are installed.
- Check the Python version: Check twice that the Python installation is compatible with Bitcoin-QT (version 0.10.x or newer).
- Use the ‘Make Dist
instead of' Make -F Makefile.build ': If you encounter problems with the compilation of the executable, try to use' Make Distinstead ‘instead of’ Make -f Makefile.build ‘.
Application
Bitcoin-QT compilation on Ubuntu can be a bit more involved than usual, but at these steps you should be able to effectively compile and install it. If you encounter any problems during the process, ask for help or get acquainted with online resources.
I hope it will help!
