- Update README.md with Nvidia performance numbers
- Fix mining on Xeon Phi and CPUs (fix OpenCL warnings)
- Fix compilation warnings and 32-bit platforms
- Add Nvidia GPU support (fix more unaligned memory accesses)
- Add nerdralph's optimization (OPTIM_SIMPLIFY_ROUND) for potential +30% speedup, especially useful on Nvidia GPUs
- Drop the Python 3.5 dependency; now requires only Python 3.3 or above (lhl)
- Drop the libsodium dependency; instead use our own SHA256 implementation
- Add nicehash compatibility (stratum servers fixing 17 bytes of the nonce)
- Only apply set_target to next mining job
- Do not abandon previous mining jobs if clean_jobs is false
- Fix KeyError's when displaying stats
- Be more robust about different types of network errors during connection
- Remove bytes.hex() which was only supported on Python 3.5+.
- SILENTARMY is now a full miner, not just a solver; the solver binary was renamed "sa-solver" and the miner is the script "silentarmy"
- Multi-GPU support
- Stratum support for pool mining
- Reduce GPU memory usage to 671 MB (NR_ROWS_LOG=19) or 1208 MB (NR_ROWS_LOG=20, default, ~10% faster than 19) per Equihash instance
- Rename --list-gpu to --list and list all OpenCL devices (not just GPUs)
- Add support for multiple OpenCL platforms: --list now scans all available platforms, numbering devices using globally unique IDs
- Improve correctness: find ~0.09% more solutions
- Support GCN 1.0 / remove unaligned memory accesses (because of this bug, previously SILENTARMY always reported 0 solutions on GCN 1.0 hardware)
- Minor performance improvement (~1%)
- Get rid of "kernel.cl" and move the OpenCL code to a C string embedded in the binary during compilation
- Update README with instructions for installing Radeon Software Crimson Edition (fglrx.ko) in addition to AMDGPU-PRO (amdgpu.ko)
- Initial import into GitHub