it saves it automatically for me. It shoud save for your too in --datadir folder
on os x ~/Users/User/Library/Ethereum/geth/chaindata
check the size of that folder
if you stop downloading and start again mist will check this folder and it should continue to save into it
I have a few questions
- how can I get my web-app api to hit a function on my smart contract? eg mint a token
- how can I create wallet id's for users? Do I need to run a full node on my server? Is --fast mode enough to run a full node? How expensive is running a node? Do users need to have eth to send mytoken and pay gas or can I implement a tax on mytoken?
0?
is it provided from ethereum?
where can i read about it?
contract InvestorContract { ...
// addresses of investors
mapping (address => uint256) public balanceOf; }
function contractEnd() {
// logic to split investor shares into MyToken ?
}
How do I get started learning about Ethereum and smart contracts?
you can start learning there I guess
How did you learn and get involved with the community?
How has been the learning curve @xlcrr ?
there are still a few things i don't understand
like, do I need to run a full node? and how much eth should a contract store - and does this pay for the gas transactions of users or do they pay themselves?
have to say, anytime i asked a q on one of the courses i got a response right away. my init problem was storing the blockchain externally
Undeclared identifier.
if (balanceOf[_from] < _value) throw; // Check if the sender has enough
^---^
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if (balanceOf[_from] < _value) throw; // Check if the sender has enough
^---^
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