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debug (in nanoseconds) in individual functions:
- main.cpp (line 20)
- db.cpp (line 12)
- bip32.cpp (line 10)
can be made by setting DEBUG to 1 in the above functions, providing nanosecond accuration timing for the iterations performed in each.
entropy length can be set for following bitwidth:
- 128 bits = 12 words
- 192 bits = 18 words (default for libbitcoin)
- 256 bits = 24 words
this is set on line 47 of main.cpp
the program attempts to match generated addresses from those in a database read into ram (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5254914.0). format is one address per line, without balance.
the filename is set at line 64 of db.cpp
the amount of threads launched/work divided is set at line 21 of main.cpp. the work range (4.3bil addresses) is evenly divided amongst the cores.
are logged by simplelogger.cpp, to filename set at line 9 ('output.log'). this is always set to append, so wont overwrite results found on previous runs.
if a match is found, the 'entropy' bytes are written to the log file. from there they can be input into https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ (set 'show entropy details'), the actual derived keys will then be displayed underneath (public/private keys).
alternatively, you can paste the bip39 mnemonic directly into electrum during wallet import to get at the funds.
once libbtc has been installed to system, simply:
./make
to run:
./main