[LOCKED] cpuminer-opt v3.12.3, open source optimized multi-algo CPU miner

[joblo]

looks gooad an simple , but all the instructions works togeher as mentonied ?

this one im not sure  "cpuminer-aes-sse42"    but you are the experts

until now i was not able to compile  the amd´s with ss2,sse3 support on cpuminer-opt   thats why im using epsylon´s miner

Post your compile errors and i'll look into it, -marh=native works for Intel but AMD is trickier. The key features
in decreasing performance: AVX2, AVX, AES, SSE4.2, SSE2. Choose the best that will compile and run, AES needs
to be specified seperately, is "-maes -msse4.2", "-maes -mavx".

AES-SSE42 is the difference between the first Nehalem that didn't have AES and Westmere that did. How that maps
to AMD is unknown to me. It will be trial and error. Felix may be able to help as he is an AMD user, though he doesn't
compile.

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[integrale]

ok , thanks i will do

Makefile:2451: die Regel für Ziel „algo/echo/aes_ni/cpuminer-hash.o“ scheiterte
make[2]: *** [algo/echo/aes_ni/cpuminer-hash.o] Fehler 1
make[2]: *** Auf noch nicht beendete Prozesse wird gewartet …
mv -f algo/hodl/.deps/cpuminer-hodl_arith_uint256.Tpo algo/hodl/.deps/cpuminer-hodl_arith_uint256.Po
mv -f algo/hodl/.deps/cpuminer-hodl.Tpo algo/hodl/.deps/cpuminer-hodl.Po
mv -f algo/haval/.deps/cpuminer-haval.Tpo algo/haval/.deps/cpuminer-haval.Po
make[2]: Verzeichnis „/home/boss/joblo6“ wird verlassen
Makefile:3496: die Regel für Ziel „all-recursive“ scheiterte
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Fehler 1
make[1]: Verzeichnis „/home/boss/joblo6“ wird verlassen
Makefile:671: die Regel für Ziel „all“ scheiterte
make: *** [all] Fehler 2
strip: ‚cpuminer‛: Keine solche Datei
boss@boss-MS-7253:~/joblo6$

cpu is Athlon 64 x2 5600+ with nstruction set extensions   
MMX
SSE
SSE2
3DNow!
SSE3

same error on all other amd i own athlon II x250 , 64x2 4200+

[joblo]

ok , thanks i will do

Makefile:2451: die Regel für Ziel „algo/echo/aes_ni/cpuminer-hash.o“ scheiterte
make[2]: *** [algo/echo/aes_ni/cpuminer-hash.o] Fehler 1
make[2]: *** Auf noch nicht beendete Prozesse wird gewartet …
mv -f algo/hodl/.deps/cpuminer-hodl_arith_uint256.Tpo algo/hodl/.deps/cpuminer-hodl_arith_uint256.Po
mv -f algo/hodl/.deps/cpuminer-hodl.Tpo algo/hodl/.deps/cpuminer-hodl.Po
mv -f algo/haval/.deps/cpuminer-haval.Tpo algo/haval/.deps/cpuminer-haval.Po
make[2]: Verzeichnis „/home/boss/joblo6“ wird verlassen
Makefile:3496: die Regel für Ziel „all-recursive“ scheiterte
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Fehler 1
make[1]: Verzeichnis „/home/boss/joblo6“ wird verlassen
Makefile:671: die Regel für Ziel „all“ scheiterte
make: *** [all] Fehler 2
strip: ‚cpuminer‛: Keine solche Datei
boss@boss-MS-7253:~/joblo6$

cpu is Athlon 64 x2 5600+ with nstruction set extensions   
MMX
SSE
SSE2
3DNow!
SSE3

same error on all other amd i own athlon II x250 , 64x2 4200+

What options did you compile with? You might have to help with the translation.
I noticed this "algo/echo/aes" in the text. If this is where the error occurred your
cpu does not have aes. Try compiling with -msse3, if that doesn't work -msse2.
It shouldn't make a difference.

[integrale]

im just used builtin script    ./build.sh   after its finish with error  change is neede from " march-native" to msse2   am im right , means i have to edit it by hand ?

[joblo]

im just used builtin script    ./build.sh   after its finish with error  change is neede from " march-native" to msse2   am im right , means i have to edit it by hand ?

You don't have to edit the script, just enter the commands manually.

[ZenFr]

Thank you Joblo for the 3.5.6 release.
I compiled it with the build.sh and Ubuntu 16.04 : all works fine.
I use it for ZCoin and all is ok :-).

Is there a possibility to ask in the command line for a particular difficulty and staying allways at this difficulty ?

[joblo]

Thank you Joblo for the 3.5.6 release.
I compiled it with the build.sh and Ubuntu 16.04 : all works fine.
I use it for ZCoin and all is ok :-).

Is there a possibility to ask in the command line for a particular difficulty and staying allways at this difficulty ?

I don't know if the command line diff really does anything useful. Some pools allow diff as a password paramter or
offer a different port for different diff. In most pools vardiff usually works well adusting automatically.

[ZenFr]

Thank you Joblo for the 3.5.6 release.
I compiled it with the build.sh and Ubuntu 16.04 : all works fine.
I use it for ZCoin and all is ok :-).

Is there a possibility to ask in the command line for a particular difficulty and staying allways at this difficulty ?

I don't know if the command line diff really does anything useful. Some pools allow diff as a password paramter or
offer a different port for different diff. In most pools vardiff usually works well adusting automatically.

Ok, thank you again :-).

[joblo]

cpuminer-sse2.exe
cpuminer-sse42.exe
cpuminer-aes-sse42.exe
cpuminer-aes-avx.exe
cpuminer-aes-avx2.exe

It's actually sse4.2 not 4.1, I just checked.

And so it shall be. These will be the names of the Windows binaries in the next release.
The included README.txt file will have descriptions to help.

Prepare your scripts.

[m1n1ngP4d4w4n]

It nearly want you to have a loader that will analyze your current CPU capability and use the proper exe  so many of them 

[joblo]

It nearly want you to have a loader that will analyze your current CPU capability and use the proper exe  so many of them 

I do the best I can. The startup messages are really important to make sure you're getting the best performance,
and can explain crashes. You want the CPU and SW features to match and the algo will choose the best it can.

[joblo]

I just pushed an update to git for the aclocal.m4 issue causing compile problems
when cloned from git. Those who have run into this problem may find it easier to
compile. It was supposed to be in 3.5.6 but got lost in one of my many resets this release.

[NameTaken]

I'm planning on upgrading to the AMD Ryzen R7-1800X next month so which coins should I look to mine?

[joblo]

I'm planning on upgrading to the AMD Ryzen R7-1800X next month so which coins should I look to mine?

Your choice.

[NameTaken]

I'm planning on upgrading to the AMD Ryzen R7-1800X next month so which coins should I look to mine?

Your choice.

Let me rephase by which coins currently offer the best ROI? Or are none of them worth mining as it will cost more for electricity? How comparable are current AMD CPUs compared to Intel and will there be optimizations for Ryzen?

[joblo]

I'm planning on upgrading to the AMD Ryzen R7-1800X next month so which coins should I look to mine?

Your choice.

Let me rephase by which coins currently offer the best ROI? Or are none of them worth mining as it will cost more for electricity? How comparable are current AMD CPUs compared to Intel and will there be optimizations for Ryzen?

Intel leads the way with vectored (SIMD) instructions, AVX2 being the best so far. I have heard annecdotally that AMDs don't
perform as well as Intel with vectored instructions. Ryzen looks like a pretty high end CPUs and it's a new architecture
so it may have improved. But no one really knows yet. Tell us when you get yours and try it out.

Many CPU friendly coins aren't compute bound so faster CPU and optimized vectorization doesn't always help.
Memory bandwith and cache size have become the bottlenecks to higher speed, If the Ryzen has 4 channel memory
and a larger cache it could help.

[NameTaken]

I'm planning on upgrading to the AMD Ryzen R7-1800X next month so which coins should I look to mine?

Your choice.

Let me rephase by which coins currently offer the best ROI? Or are none of them worth mining as it will cost more for electricity? How comparable are current AMD CPUs compared to Intel and will there be optimizations for Ryzen?

Intel leads the way with vectored (SIMD) instructions, AVX2 being the best so far. I have heard annecdotally that AMDs don't
perform as well as Intel with vectored instructions. Ryzen looks like a pretty high end CPUs and it's a new architecture
so it may have improved. But no one really knows yet. Tell us when you get yours and try it out.

Many CPU friendly coins aren't compute bound so faster CPU and optimized vectorization doesn't always help.
Memory bandwith and cache size have become the bottlenecks to higher speed, If the Ryzen has 4 channel memory
and a larger cache it could help.

Alright. I sold my ZEC to preorder Ryzen so I will report back when it arrives.

[forzendiablo]

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[felixbrucker]

I'm planning on upgrading to the AMD Ryzen R7-1800X next month so which coins should I look to mine?

Your choice.

Let me rephase by which coins currently offer the best ROI? Or are none of them worth mining as it will cost more for electricity? How comparable are current AMD CPUs compared to Intel and will there be optimizations for Ryzen?

Intel leads the way with vectored (SIMD) instructions, AVX2 being the best so far. I have heard annecdotally that AMDs don't
perform as well as Intel with vectored instructions. Ryzen looks like a pretty high end CPUs and it's a new architecture
so it may have improved. But no one really knows yet. Tell us when you get yours and try it out.

Many CPU friendly coins aren't compute bound so faster CPU and optimized vectorization doesn't always help.
Memory bandwith and cache size have become the bottlenecks to higher speed, If the Ryzen has 4 channel memory
and a larger cache it could help.

Alright. I sold my ZEC to preorder Ryzen so I will report back when it arrives.

your feedback is welcome, it'll be interesting to see ryzen mining speeds

[ryen123]

v3.5.6 Lyra2 doesn't work. Miner starts and quit within seconds. Tested on nicehash.