Re: [JCE]Fast & stable CN/v8/Heavy/Tube/XHV miner, CPU+GPU, Vega56 1800+ RX580 1200+
Hi all!
@Unclwish: i may have a fix for your crash, but not sure as I cannot reproduce. I need more tests.
Webchain and Hycon: as said previously, i really don't think i'll have time for them, as they are coin-specific non-standard CN forks. Look at SRB which supports them for GPU mining, and the xmrig forks for CPU.
CN-GPU: it's so different that's no longer CN-ish
I think i'll add them but Monero v9 will be the high priority fork, since, as you may have observed, i've very very little dev time left this year. The long part is not to support the fork, but to provide extra speed, otherwise it's non-sense to get fees for the same speed as the reference, open-source miners. And optimizing assembly takes a lot of time. 
pool kick: yes --forever --keepalive is the way to keep connected.
@Unclwish: i may have a fix for your crash, but not sure as I cannot reproduce. I need more tests.
Webchain and Hycon: as said previously, i really don't think i'll have time for them, as they are coin-specific non-standard CN forks. Look at SRB which supports them for GPU mining, and the xmrig forks for CPU.
CN-GPU: it's so different that's no longer CN-ish
I think i'll add them but Monero v9 will be the high priority fork, since, as you may have observed, i've very very little dev time left this year. The long part is not to support the fork, but to provide extra speed, otherwise it's non-sense to get fees for the same speed as the reference, open-source miners. And optimizing assembly takes a lot of time. pool kick: yes --forever --keepalive is the way to keep connected.