Re: Let's convert bitcoin to Delphi.

The first source commit is now a reality ! =D

chain.h chain.cpp partially converted as an example of what I had in mind !

Enjoy:

https://github.com/SkybuckFlying/Bitcoin2Delphi
https://github.com/SkybuckFlying/Delphicoin

Also for those developers that are struggling with git here is some help from the top of my head/brain ! ;)

Most common git commands that you should issue/practice in "git bash" console/prompt are:

0. git status
to see current status of git, use this a lot to get the hang of it ! ;) git provides many helpfull hint/status messages.

1. git init   
to make empty repository

2. git remote add <repository name> <url> 
to setup a link to pull from example:
git remote add origin https://github.com/SkybuckFlying/Bitcoin2Delphi.git

3. git pull
to download changes of others, to download repositories or branches.

(alternatively "git fetch" followed by "git merge")

4. git add .
to add your changes to git tracking

5. git commit 
to save changes, enter a 50 character message at the top, press insert first, leave one blank line and make more comments below if necessary max 72 characters, then press escape, then write :wq      (semicolon write and quite)

6. git push 
to upload changes to remote repository, fork your own at github.com ! are link above !

7. git branch <branchname>
to create a copy of the current branch to start making changes on.

8. git push -u <remote repository name>
to create and upload current branch to remote repository

9. git switch <branchname> 
to switch to another branch

10. git log --graph --all
to see commits and branchs in a graphical text form, quite cool.
uses arrows up and down to scroll through it, press q to quite and return to prompt.

11. git diff <commit hash> <commit hash> 
to compare commit vs commit 

12. git remote or git remote -v
to see which remotes are setup

13. git branch
to see which branches exist

14. cd <drive letter>
to change to the drive letter

15. cd <folder path>
to change to folder path

16. dir
to show folders and files

Bye for now,
  Skybuck.