Quote from: UniverseMan on August 02, 2011, 01:43:38 PM

All that stuff I just said.

HA! Got it fixed. Anyone who's having the error I just had, go through __init__.py, and every time there's an 'unpack' or a 'pack' statement that gets passed some number of 'L's (they will be 2, 4, or 8 'L's long), just add an '=' to the beginning. So 'LLLL' becomes '=LLLL'.

If you look up the documentation on how struct (which is where pack and unpack come from) parses its arguments, found here, it's system dependent by default. But if you add the '=', it forces the size characters (Like the 'L's and 'I's and such) to be standard size. Grin

(Also, I had to uncomment the self.commandQueue.finish() statement, as per this post. I thought that was fixed, but it was still broken when I dled this morning.)

Kernel - 6870 945/1050 - 5830 1030/330
Diapolo 7-17 - 293 MH/s - 325 MH/s
phatk2.1 - 299 MH/s - 328 MH/s

Thanks for the work, phateus. Grin

UniverseMan

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