Looking for FPGA cgminer testers.

[kano]

Hmm - you seem to have completely missed the point of my last post.

Yes aborting work should be an option.

However, it must only do that when told to - i.e. if the user specified --no-submit-stale (and the getwork doesn't say to submit stales)

If you abort work on a pool that does accept stales, then you are reducing the number of accepted shares with BFL devices.

You're giving an example based on some pool that doesn't accept stales - which of course would mean you should use --no-submit-stale and then your new BFL code should abort work.

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[P_Shep]

Alright Kano, you win. Trivial to add, so I've done it...

if either user or pool set to not accept stales, work reset is checked, else it carries on with the job and submits the stales.

[Zeronic]

I've got a X6500 and an Asus E450 ITX board on order. After they come in and I have time to find the right Linux OS to use for my FPGA controller, I'll try your version.

[wildemagic]

I have 4 icarus on win7 32.

No idea how to compile it, so if you can run me up a win32 executable I can test it with icarus hardware.

kind regards

[P_Shep]

made a windows binary with ocl and all fpga's.

works for me, hopefully it works elsewhere too

https://github.com/downloads/pshep/cgminer/cgminer-2.4.3-win32.zip