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Quote from: pallas on January 07, 2016, 03:34:47 PM

As far as I understand (please correct me, djm34, if I'm wrong), the 50% gain is based on the latest opensource kernel by djm34, NOT the one on the sp_ fork, which includes about 10% improvement by sp_ and another 10% by myself.
So the gain at the end should be about 30%.

Looks like he has stolen some code from my fork.

1-may-2015 (Djm34 release his optimized opensource neoscryopt miner)

here is my checkin 3-may-2015 (neoscrypt 7% faster):

https://github.com/sp-hash/ccminer/commit/48072790339fc021f096e20765ed8cd03701c155

(release 49)

Here is his checkin 17-may-2015 (without crediting me):

https://github.com/djm34/ccminer-tpsp/commit/817bcae908684edfb3e4639b0af65968e87f244f

So some of my 10% faster optimalizations has already been included.

looks like you don't read what I post... tpsp is a join Tanguy Pruvot/ SP release where I tried to use some of your algos (agree) with latest SP development at that point, but that was to make the stealing of my algos easier for you... (but actually you failed for neoscrypt and lyra since you forgot to implement the wallet mining part Grin

)

Considering you stole the whole Tanguy Pruvot release last year, and you use most of the new the algos I wrote,
considering the only thing you did in neoscrypt was to unroll a loop by hand... Grin

If you call that stealing, I am not sure how either epsylon3 or myself should consider you Grin