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==Algorithms== | ==Algorithms== | ||
*'''c:''' Linux kernel (but not restricted to Linux) implementation of SHA256. | *'''c:''' Linux kernel (but not restricted to Linux) implementation of SHA256. | ||
*'''4way:''' | *'''4way:''' 128-bit SSE2 optimizations which are already available as a compile-time option on the classic Bitcoin client. | ||
*'''padlock:''' Implementation of the Padlock encryption optimizations on VIA CPUs. | *'''padlock:''' Implementation of the Padlock encryption optimizations on VIA CPUs. | ||
*'''cryptopp:''' (Experimental) algorithm which uses the Crypto++ library. | *'''cryptopp:''' (Experimental) algorithm which uses the Crypto++ library. | ||
Revision as of 12:21, 20 December 2010
This page is a stub. Help by expanding it.cpu-miner is a Bitcoin miner created by jgarzik. It mines through a proprietary JSON-RPC pooled mining protocol, and supports several algorithms for doing encryption required to build a block.
Algorithms
- c: Linux kernel (but not restricted to Linux) implementation of SHA256.
- 4way: 128-bit SSE2 optimizations which are already available as a compile-time option on the classic Bitcoin client.
- padlock: Implementation of the Padlock encryption optimizations on VIA CPUs.
- cryptopp: (Experimental) algorithm which uses the Crypto++ library.