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Updating the ocl.c with uintptr_t(1) from 1UL gives 0.5% faster hashrate. But significantly increases WU especially on ethash mining with around 25%. Measured on a 280x radeon 3gb mining musiccoin.
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Using uintptr_t(1) gives stable use of neoscrypt. |
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An value of uint_fast64_t(1) can rather be used. Since it's unsigned long not unsigned long long. |
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The lower value uint_least64_t(1) has a better treat for the program. |
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Updating the ocl.c with uintptr_t(1) from 1UL gives 0.5% faster hashrate. But significantly increases WU especially on ethash mining with around 25%. Measured on a 280x radeon 3gb mining musiccoin.
That is of course on a 64 bit version. Unsure about if 32 bit version.
Don't mind the 1!