Standard loops

[sl1982]

Anyone know what working with standard loops means? Fahspy shows it as an error of some sort.

 

[Mayhem33]

It means that the assembly optimizations are not in use. When standard loops are used, SSE is not enabled. You should close your client properly and then start it back up. This will allow the core to use optimizations and generate the points that are normally obtained.

[22:07:08] - Looking at optimizations...
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[22:07:08] Called DecompressByteArray: compressed_data_size=44163 data_size=244433, decompressed_data_size=244433 diff=0
[22:07:08] - Digital signature verified
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[22:07:08] Project: 5015 (Run 5, Clone 307, Gen 228)
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[22:07:08] Assembly optimizations on if available.

 

[sl1982]

does anyone suggest using the forceasm flag to avoid this? or is this flag even relevant anymore. found it on an old post

 

[Razor_FX_II]

does anyone suggest using the forceasm flag to avoid this? or is this flag even relevant anymore. found it on an old post

I suggest it unless your machine EUE's alot with cpu clients. I use it on my SMP's.
add '-forceasm' to client command line or in the config under additional commands.

 

[Mayhem33]

I have not heard if that flag will work on the GPU client or not but you can throw it on there and if it is deprecated, it will not hurt anything. Cheers!

Haha, I got distracted. There is no SSE on a GPU. This would still apply to the CPU based clients however.

 

[capreppy]

Yes, this is SMP only and not GPU2.