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When I run Slither (so therefore also crytic-compile) for Ethereum address, it downloads a solidity compiler on its own and it also exports all source code from the etherscan to crytic-export/address folder.
However, when I want to run Slither just on that exported directory, I need to choose the Solc version on my own. Am I doing something wrong, or is this the limitation of the cryptic-compile?
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Hello everyone,
I have one question I am dealing with now.
When I run Slither (so therefore also crytic-compile) for Ethereum address, it downloads a solidity compiler on its own and it also exports all source code from the etherscan to
crytic-export/address
folder.However, when I want to run Slither just on that exported directory, I need to choose the Solc version on my own. Am I doing something wrong, or is this the limitation of the cryptic-compile?
Thanks for the answer.
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