Rob Jansen

OK, thanks! Make sure to grab both commits, I had a typo in the first one. I also updated the wiki to remove the int parameter after the `-r` option.

Your first error was related to the `--reset` option: ``` argparse.ArgumentError: argument -r/--reset: conflicting option string(s): -r, --reset ``` It seems like you are not running the plugin on the...

You should be using shadow-plugin-bitcoin from the master branch which already includes my commit above and should have already fixed it for you. Are you using the master branch? Which...

I think we initially made things work with v1.10.2, but I later did a small update for v1.12.0. So I think v1.12.0 is correct. I don't think we want to...

``` shadow-plugin-bitcoind.hoisted.bc: file not recognized: File format not recognized ``` The .bc file is a bitcode file that is produced by LLVM. My guess is that there is some issue...

Generating a big XML file with hard-coded `-connect` args for each bitcoin node is the approach that I took. I agree that approach is not ideal, though...

I don't have anything usable lying around. Generating Shadow config files is fairly straight forward; just generate a bunch of nodes that run the bitcoind plugin and set the arguments...

If you just want to remove that file from the build, you could comment out this line: https://github.com/shadow/shadow-plugin-bitcoin/blob/master/src/CMakeLists.txt#L143 I have no idea if that will cause other problems though.

It may be easier to grab all sources in the source directories, and then remove the ones you don't want. We do that for the Tor plugin: https://github.com/shadow/shadow-plugin-tor/blob/master/src/tor/CMakeLists.txt#L136

> When I am trying to use cmake with "CC=which clang CXX=which clang++ cmake ../.." I keep getting this error... Your command is incorrect. You should have ticks around `which...