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↳ Reply to ChipTuner (npub1qdjn8j4gwgmkj3k5un775nq6q3q7mguv5tvajstmkdsqdja2havq03fqm7)
Noscrypt has some changes staged for library updates, these changes remove all of the unused source code of the vendored copy of libsecp256k1, most wa...
cc nostr:npub1acr7ycax3t7ne8xzt0kfhh33cfd5z4h8z3ntk00erpd7zxlqzy3qrn2tqw
I think you should be fine, as it looks like you're building outside of your cmakelists. If you are, and you rely on libsecp256k1, you can either link noscrypt dynamically to it (instead of building static) or you can possibly, if you statically link noscrypt to libsecp256k1, you can just link against noscrypt and save yourself some space. Not sure how you want to play it.
I like to see how libnostr-c has matured lately btw!
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"content": "cc nostr:npub1acr7ycax3t7ne8xzt0kfhh33cfd5z4h8z3ntk00erpd7zxlqzy3qrn2tqw \n\nI think you should be fine, as it looks like you're building outside of your cmakelists. If you are, and you rely on libsecp256k1, you can either link noscrypt dynamically to it (instead of building static) or you can possibly, if you statically link noscrypt to libsecp256k1, you can just link against noscrypt and save yourself some space. Not sure how you want to play it. \n\nI like to see how libnostr-c has matured lately btw! ",
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