Assembling Bitcoin-QT .exe ubuntu

Bitcoin-QT is a popular open source implementation of the Bitcoin protocol, and it may be a little more than usual to assemble it on your Ubuntu machine. However, I will guide you through the process step by step.

Prerequisites

Before we start, make sure you have the following conditions:

• Python 3 : Bitcoin-Qt requires python 3.x. If you use the previous Python version, you may need to install it manually.

• Make : Tea is a prerequisite for the collection of the source Bitcoin-QT.

• G ++ : G ++ (GNU translator collection) is needed to build a C ++ code.

Step 1: Install the necessary packages

In order to assemble Bitcoin-QT in Ubuntu, you need to install the following packages:

• Python3: This is required to draw up the Python code.

• Make: This package provides a Make command to build and assemble projects from the source.

• G ++: This package offers a g ++ translator.

To install these packages with the following commands:

`Bash

sudo apt-get update

Sudo Apt-Get Install Python3-Dev Make G ++-4.x

Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial) or later

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If you use the previous version of Ubuntu, you may need to instead, install the “Python3-Pippackage.

Bash

sudo apt-get update

Sudo Apt-Get Install Python3-Pip

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Step 2: Create Bitcoin-QT Building Directory

Once you have installed the necessary packages, create a new directory for the Bitcoin-QT collection:

`Bash

Mkdir Bitcoin-Qt-Build

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Switch to this directory:

`Bash

CD Bitcoin-Qt-Build

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Step 3: Turn Bitcoin-QT from source

Now that all the conditions installed and the building directory have been set, you can assemble Bitcoin -QT from its Readme.md file or using the autogen.shand then configuration. “We use the latter method here.

• Edit the Configure command set:

`Bash

Sed -i ‘S/

CC = GCC

GCC is used for C code/’ config.mk

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This updates the “CC” variable containing “GCC”, which is Ubuntu’s default lineup.

• Turn Bitcoin-Qt using Autogen.SH and then” Configure “:

`Bash

./Autogen.sh

./configure -gui

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These commands turn from the source Bitcoin -QT using “car confidence” and “automatic” systems.

Step 4: Build and install Bitcoin-Qt

Once you have assembled Bitcoin-QT, you need to build it as a file to be done. You can do this by running:

`Bash

Make -f makefile.build

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This command translates the Bitcoin-QT code and create a file to be performed into the Build/ directory.

Step 5: Convert Bitcoin-Qt “.exe

You can convert the assembled Bitcoin-QT to complete Windows compatible as a ".exe" file, you need to use a tool such as Pearl or Wine. I suppose you are using the Pystallia here.

• Install the Pyinstaller:

Bash

Sudo Apt-Get Install Python3-Pyinstaller

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• Convert Bitcoin-Qt “.exe:

Bash

Pyinstaller-anyfile Bitcoin-Qt.py

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This command converts the assembled Bitcoin-QT to complete an independent Windows application (.exe).

Troubleshooting

If you encounter problems during the assembly process, here are some of the wrong stages of failure:

• Check the dependencies: Make sure that all dependencies required by Bitcoin-QT are installed.

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• Use Make DISTMake -Fefile.build: If you encounter problems to be performed, try to usedo the DISTTEE -F -Makefile.build.

conclusion

Assembling Bitcoin-QT may be a bit more than usual, but with these steps you should be able to assemble and install it. If you encounter problems during the process, freely ask for help or contact online resources.

I hope this will help!