Version 2.3.3 - April 15, 2012

Human readable summary:
- Over temperature GPUs that should have had mining suspended but did not, should now be fixed.
- Windows lusers that had the ATI Display Library fail and stop reporting fan speed, which would then cause cgminer to just abruptly stop, should now have cgminer spontaneously restart from scratch if it detects this mode of AMD failure. It is a gamble, but should work based on feedback from people that had this problem.
- There is now a restart cgminer option within cgminer.
- When mining with more than 8 devices, the display will only show a summary instead of corruption.

Full changelog:
- Don't even display that cpumining is disabled on ./configure to discourage
people from enabling it.
- Do a complete cgminer restart if the ATI Display Library fails, as it does on
windows after running for some time, when fanspeed reporting fails.
- Cache the initial arguments passed to cgminer and implement an attempted
restart option from the settings menu.
- Disable per-device status lines when there are more than 8 devices since
screen output will be corrupted, enumerating them to the log output instead at
startup.
- Reuse Vals[] array more than W[] till they're re-initialised on the second
sha256 cycle in poclbm kernel.
- Minor variable alignment in poclbm kernel.
- Make sure to disable devices with any status not being DEV_ENABLED to ensure
that thermal cutoff code works as it was setting the status to DEV_RECOVER.
- Re-initialising ADL simply made the driver fail since it is corruption over
time within the windows driver that's responsible. Revert "Attempt to
re-initialise ADL should a device that previously reported fanspeed stops
reporting it."
- Microoptimise poclbm kernel by ordering Val variables according to usage
frequency.

Windows lusers