Quote from: ckolivas on August 17, 2011, 05:14:20 AM

Quote from: Phateus on August 17, 2011, 04:13:55 AM

Quote from: ckolivas on August 16, 2011, 10:18:23 PM

Seems to me like you've got it all under control, so I'll leave you to finish up. Thanks for your involvement. However I don't want multiple phatk kernels so just replace the current one in-situ and don't bother enumming a different kernel. As for the output code, I prefer to use 4k so feel free to do it your way, but be aware I plan to change it back.

Ok, the source is up... I am trying to figure out how to compile this for windows without the cygwin layer (I really haven't done any of this before... I am soooo lost)...

https://github.com/Phateus/cgminer

ckolivas... if you want to merge this into your code at some point, let me know what I have to do... I literally installed git yesterday, and there is only so much you can learn on the internet in a day ;-)

As for the buffer, my kernel only uses WORKSIZE+1 parts of your buffer, but I left the buffer size intact.

Very good work. Nice of you to figure out how to do git and all as well. Don't worry about the merge, I've taken care of everything and cherry picked your changes as I needed to. I've modified a few things too to be consistent with cgminer's code and there is definitely a significant speed advantage thanks to your changes. Note that if you're ever working on git doing your own changes, do them to a branch that's not called master as you may end up making it impossible to pull back my changes since I won't necessarily take all your code. Thanks again, and I'm sure the cgminer users will be most grateful.

Ah, that's how that works... good to know. This whole git seems really useful for working together. Thanks

-Phateus