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mullick

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I dont think i have the correct syntax here or something. Cant seem to get this to work

Code:

./parser simpleStats

info: starting command "simpleStats"
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::logic_error'
what(): basic_string::_S_construct null not valid
Aborted (core dumped)

Tried a few commands. As well as declaring the block directory. Same result. Am I missing something here?

Vinz87

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can someone help me? I'm on OS X 10.9, I have gcc 4.5 installed via homebrew, now I have to install the dependencies this software relies on, should I use homebrew as well?

but for example I get this error

Code:

$ brew install libssl-dev
Error: No available formula for libssl-dev

Sukrim

legendary

Activity: 2618

Merit: 1007

No idea if it works, I don't have enough RAM and wrote my own parser based on armory-python.

Probably it works, try it out.

Seems like he wanted to delete all his posting history on bitcointalk (just like some others did too).

ShadowOfHarbringer

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Activity: 1470

Merit: 1006

Bringing Legendary Har® to you since 1952

I wonder...

- Is the author even maintaining/supporting this project in any way ?
- Does this thing even work ?
- Why did first post get deleted ?

And NO, i do not want to read-through all hundereds of posts to find this out.

barwizi

legendary

Activity: 882

Merit: 1000

I want to hire someone to modify it for a different coin, if you can do it and are interested ,PM me and we can get to business. Need this asap.

gweedo

legendary

Activity: 1498

Merit: 1000

Quote from: jj30 on January 03, 2014, 10:21:14 AM

EDIT: SimpleStats came back in 5774 seconds ... a little over an hour and a half... so I guess I need more memory or something.

Remember the blockchain is always growing, when Znort wrote this a while ago it was like 7 or 8gb now it is 14 or 15gb that is a lot to parse and keep in memory. So you don't need more memory it is just a lot of data.

jj30

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Can anyone help? Make went fine. When running the parser, it's just hanging...

info: starting command "simpleStats"

and then it just sits there indefinitely. I ctrl-c after a half hour or so, assuming nothing is happening (8 gb memory).

What have I done wrong? I think there is an "info: parsing blockchain" message supposed to come after that. I have checked and my blockchain is in ~/.bitcoin.

Can anyone help?

EDIT: SimpleStats came back in 5774 seconds ... a little over an hour and a half... so I guess I need more memory or something.

barwizi

legendary

Activity: 882

Merit: 1000

Thanks!! so if the code base is bitcoin, if i just copy the files i want to parse to .bitcoin it will work? or are there some parameters i need to change?

Sukrim

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Activity: 2618

Merit: 1007

Well, looking at RAM requirements, I guess I'd recommend a live system from a USB stick if you just want to try the parser instead of a VM.

organofcorti

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Activity: 2058

Merit: 1007

Poor impulse control.

Quote from: Sukrim on December 30, 2013, 07:23:10 PM

Quote from: barwizi on December 30, 2013, 06:01:57 PM

any guide to use in windows? or does someone have it built for windows already?
also can i have a few tips on how to apply it on a different chain?

znort never intended it to run on Windows, if you post a bounty maybe someone is able to compile it? Otherwise, just get going, theoretically the libraries used should be available on Windows too.

As it parses the transactions, it likely depends on how close your "different chain" implements these compared to Bitcoin.

I think it worked with cygwin when I tried it. Otherwise a dual boot with linux or a VM are going to be your only options.

Sukrim

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Quote from: barwizi on December 30, 2013, 06:01:57 PM

any guide to use in windows? or does someone have it built for windows already?
also can i have a few tips on how to apply it on a different chain?

znort never intended it to run on Windows, if you post a bounty maybe someone is able to compile it? Otherwise, just get going, theoretically the libraries used should be available on Windows too.

As it parses the transactions, it likely depends on how close your "different chain" implements these compared to Bitcoin.

barwizi

legendary

Activity: 882

Merit: 1000

any guide to use in windows? or does someone have it built for windows already?
also can i have a few tips on how to apply it on a different chain?

emsit

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Merit: 16

Try bitcoind RPC but I found only this commands: getblock

I need information with including transactions. Something like https://blockchain.info/rawblock/1

EDIT:I must as first get getblock and get for each transaction getrawtransaction and, finally connected to one output

Sukrim

legendary

Activity: 2618

Merit: 1007

To load all the stuff in RAM you probably need by now far more than 512 MB...

bitcoind can give you raw blocks via its RPC interface and you can read the raw block files too.

emsit

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Hello, What is the minimum RAM need to perform a command?
I have 512MB and all command ended with error: Killed

Can you tell me some other parser that can display a one block of raw?

refer_2_me

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Ah, thank you. I can't believe I missed that.

w00dy

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Activity: 96

Merit: 10

Quote from: refer_2_me on June 11, 2013, 10:08:06 AM

So I ran ./parser allBalances >allBalances.txt. It took a while to run, but didn't throw any errors and seemed to complete normally.
The first 100 lines or so of the output also seem fine, but after that the Bitcoin addresses are all X's: for example:

"35.09900000 0476042f5062d0f4092dcab601b142c0dcf339ef XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1 Thu May 16 13:26:12 2013 0 Thu Jan 1 00:00:00 1970"

Anyone have any idea why this is happening and how I can fix it? I glanced at the code, but don't really understand that is happening.

Thanks in advance!

use the -w / --withAddr switch.

(out of my head):

Code:

./parser allBalances -w 100000 >allBalances.txt

("only show address for top N results (default: N=%default)"

refer_2_me

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So I ran ./parser allBalances >allBalances.txt. It took a while to run, but didn't throw any errors and seemed to complete normally.
The first 100 lines or so of the output also seem fine, but after that the Bitcoin addresses are all X's: for example:

"35.09900000 0476042f5062d0f4092dcab601b142c0dcf339ef XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1 Thu May 16 13:26:12 2013 0 Thu Jan 1 00:00:00 1970"

Anyone have any idea why this is happening and how I can fix it? I glanced at the code, but don't really understand that is happening.

Thanks in advance!

wiggi

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Activity: 403

Merit: 251

Quote from: wolongong on June 02, 2013, 05:18:11 PM

How much is "*lots* of RAM" in the warning for --detailed?

It likely will finish on 8GB but I wouldn't do this to my HDD,
and

Code:

./parser allBalances >allBalances.txt

(without -d) is about as memory-demanding as

Code:

./parser allBalances -a200000 -d >allBalances.txt

upgrade plan:
now: 16GB
Q1 2014: 32GB

wolongong

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Merit: 10

How much is "*lots* of RAM" in the warning for --detailed?

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