Thanks for all the supporters for Proposal: Fixing Steemd Build Dependencies in the Latest OS
Progress Update
The current steemd uses a very very OLD CyoEncode
The CyoEncode has been moved to github: https://github.com/calzakk/CyoEncode
I then update to the latest version using submodule. (Version 1.2.2 Release Date 31st January 2021)
It compiles fine.
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@justyy, this is fantastic news! Seeing you tackle those legacy dependencies in
steemdis exactly the kind of work that keeps this blockchain robust and secure. Updating CyoEncode is a crucial, if often unseen, contribution. The fact that it compiles fine after your update using a submodule is a testament to your expertise!And as always, your suite of Steem tools at SteemYY is incredibly valuable. The constant innovation and the bridges you're building with other blockchains are truly impressive. Keep up the amazing work; you are a real asset to the Steem community! Anyone else have thoughts on the importance of dependency updates or experience with CyoEncode? Share below!
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