Version change log: $Id: changes.txt,v 1.18 2001/03/12 23:48:11 moose Exp $
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2.8000
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2.8014.468 fix: all: bad results caused by build .466.
fix: all: packets were saved and reloaded after buffer update.
fix: all: current packet wasn't discarded on contest closure.
fix: all: exited without crunching with "-n 1" option.
2.8013.467 new: 68k: new, faster RC5 cores (previously only available in
the AmigaOS client)
new: x86: new, faster RC5 core for the P4.
new: ia64: new 4 pipeline ansi core, used by ia64.
imp: all: add support for a second argument to -test/-bench, the
number to use. example: 'dnetc -test rc5 8'
imp: some: OGR behaves more predictably on non-preemptive systems.
new: macos: dnetc can now find its support files in the active
systems "Application Support" or "Preferences" folder.
looks like someone has been busy optimizing cores recently.. also notices that the past few "new" versions have been getting improved OGR cores too. Check it all out(looks better too) HERE
cant wait for a new public version.. I loved being able to supply multiple servers for the client. Anyone tried the newer versinos on a P4? All I have is athlons and loweer end systems.
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2.8000
------
2.8014.468 fix: all: bad results caused by build .466.
fix: all: packets were saved and reloaded after buffer update.
fix: all: current packet wasn't discarded on contest closure.
fix: all: exited without crunching with "-n 1" option.
2.8013.467 new: 68k: new, faster RC5 cores (previously only available in
the AmigaOS client)
new: x86: new, faster RC5 core for the P4.
new: ia64: new 4 pipeline ansi core, used by ia64.
imp: all: add support for a second argument to -test/-bench, the
number to use. example: 'dnetc -test rc5 8'
imp: some: OGR behaves more predictably on non-preemptive systems.
new: macos: dnetc can now find its support files in the active
systems "Application Support" or "Preferences" folder.
looks like someone has been busy optimizing cores recently.. also notices that the past few "new" versions have been getting improved OGR cores too. Check it all out(looks better too) HERE
cant wait for a new public version.. I loved being able to supply multiple servers for the client. Anyone tried the newer versinos on a P4? All I have is athlons and loweer end systems.
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