v0.1.2 release

Moved away from sha1_smol to sha1 for optimization purposes

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Apple support

Any apple hardware was left out (for now), because cross-compiling for them is a pain in the ass. If you wish to use Apple hardware, clone the repository and cargo build --release to compile the library.

Usage

Rename the file to libducohasher.pyd for Windows and libducohasher.so for any other platform and put it in your miner's working directory.

Naming explanation

The naming scheme is mostly self-explanatory. The first part describes the platform (64 bit, 32 bit arm, 64 bit arm, ..). Ignore the second part. The third part is the OS family.

The only important part of the fourth part is the "hf"-part for armv7. Check whether your device supports hard-float or not and choose respectively.

v0.1.1 release

Finally compiled the latest version of libducohash

Apple support

Any apple hardware was left out (for now), because cross-compiling for them is a pain in the ass. If you wish to use Apple hardware, clone the repository and cargo build --release to compile the library.

Usage

Rename the file to libducohasher.pyd for Windows and libducohasher.so for any other platform and put it in your miner's working directory.

Naming explanation

The naming scheme is mostly self-explanatory. The first part describes the platform (64 bit, 32 bit arm, 64 bit arm, ..). Ignore the second part. The third part is the OS family.

The only important part of the fourth part is the "hf"-part for armv7. Check whether your device supports hard-float or not and choose respectively.

Edit

Added a natively compiled windows binary, due to a weirdly large file size with gnu.