I am able to compile just fine with a Nvidia GPU, but I get errors doing it with an AMD GPU. It seems to still want CUDA according to the error message.

What exactly do you have to do differently when compiling with an AMD GPU or even just using the CPU?

Compiled and uploaded version 2.10.2.

your settings may need to be trimmed a little;   there were changes on the AMD side of 2.10.2.

2.10.2 give  me an error about failing to open config file .openclcache/.

Thanks for the heads up.

Compiled and uploaded.  See first post.

TBH;  not sure;  my guess is some sort of driver compatibility patch or something.


It was included with the official release (which is where I pull the non-self-compiled DLL's from) and thought I would throw it in there in case the official documentation/troubleshooting requires it.   Just ignore it.



Sometimes I would include the other DLL's for cuda 8, etc... but I dont think i will do that anymore; plus it keeps the .zip file a lot smaller.  One less step I have to do when packaging it up for upload.

I compiled under cuda 10.1

you should not see the major bug in my release.


I don't have the ability to compile until later;  the compiler is on a server that is hosting;  and there are currently players on it; so when the players go off for the day;  Ill hop in and compile the new version and upload it for you guys.

you need to seek that information from the place you mine to.... in your example:  exmo.com should have documentation to tell you how to do that.  Typically by signing a message and submitting the hash.

check fireice-uk's github for documentation....

your original link is erroneous.


since you have trouble with the basics:

download the same version I compiled from fireice-UK's github like I just did right now. (noting the github specifically mentions it shows up in virus detections where the download is...)  Do not direct-link the .zip file on github as the web-file scanner won't download the file and scan the hashes from the files inside the zip like it does when you submit it from your own pc.  If you were to upload my file to github and scan it the same as you did his;  you would get no detections because its only hashing the main zip itself; not its contents.


So now:
upload that file to virustotal from your pc like you did with mine originally.  (notice it will scan the hashes inside the zip [unlike the web linked scanner that only checked the zip itself])

see [like i just did] that the results are a near mirror of each other; but there are differences because I modified the original code before I compiled it; as the notes are clear about on page 1.

Here is a valid link, not a screenshot:

https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/f43e59e949b353dd9666d00b3969a1847becb0af3756e8c121f308a5a7399503/detection

*edit* No response to your faulty claim being disproven, so ill delete your messages and leave this one as a reference.