Releases · bbuhrow/yafu

27 Mar 21:24

bbuhrow

v3.1.2

5c197fd

v3.1.2 Latest

Latest

Windows Binaries

All builds are fully static — no extra DLLs required, runs in cmd.exe and PowerShell.

File	Best for
`yafu-windows-generic.exe`	Any x86-64 CPU — widest compatibility
`yafu-windows-sse41.exe`	Intel Core 2 / Penryn (2008) and newer
`yafu-windows-avx2.exe`	Haswell (2013) and newer — recommended for most users
`yafu-windows-avx512.exe`	Skylake-X / Cascade Lake / Zen 4 (AVX-512)
`yafu-windows-avx512ifma.exe`	Ice Lake and newer — best ECM performance

Not sure which to pick? Run wmic cpu get name in a Windows command prompt,
then look up your CPU generation, or just start with avx2 — it works on nearly every CPU sold since 2015.

Full Changelog: v3.1.1...v3.1.2

Assets 12

20 Mar 17:30

bbuhrow

v3.1.1

c1a9d32

v3.1.1

Windows Binaries

All builds are fully static — no extra DLLs required, runs in cmd.exe and PowerShell.

File	Best for
`yafu-windows-generic.exe`	Any x86-64 CPU — widest compatibility
`yafu-windows-sse41.exe`	Intel Core 2 / Penryn (2008) and newer
`yafu-windows-avx2.exe`	Haswell (2013) and newer — recommended for most users
`yafu-windows-avx512.exe`	Skylake-X / Cascade Lake / Zen 4 (AVX-512)
`yafu-windows-avx512ifma.exe`	Ice Lake and newer — best ECM performance

Not sure which to pick? Run wmic cpu get name in a Windows command prompt,
then look up your CPU generation, or just start with avx2 — it works on nearly every CPU sold since 2015.

Full Changelog: v3.1.0...v3.1.1

Assets 12

16 Mar 04:39

bbuhrow

v3.1.0

6b39fc4

Release 3.1.0

Windows Binaries

All builds are fully static — no extra DLLs required, runs in cmd.exe and PowerShell.

File	Best for
`yafu-windows-generic.exe`	Any x86-64 CPU — widest compatibility
`yafu-windows-sse41.exe`	Intel Core 2 / Penryn (2008) and newer
`yafu-windows-avx2.exe`	Haswell (2013) and newer — recommended for most users
`yafu-windows-avx512.exe`	Skylake-X / Cascade Lake / Zen 4 (AVX-512)
`yafu-windows-avx512ifma.exe`	Ice Lake and newer — best ECM performance

Not sure which to pick? Run wmic cpu get name in a Windows command prompt,
then look up your CPU generation, or just start with avx2 — it works on nearly every CPU sold since 2015.

What's Changed

Wip by @bbuhrow in #2
Qs lib by @bbuhrow in #3
Add support for using CADO-NFS during polysearch and sieving, and other misc fixes by @NyanCatTW1 in #13
update microecm with optimization by @hurchalla in #15
improve precalculated curves, and uecm_stage2() by @hurchalla in #18
Fix build error when USE_AVX512F is not set by @NyanCatTW1 in #21
Fixed fd leak in nfs.c by @Pavgran in #30
cadoMsieve fixes and improvements by @NyanCatTW1 in #35
Escape AVX-512-only ECM vector functions by @happy5214 in #40
merge integrated branch by @bbuhrow in #46
Support to ignore large cado-nfs relations comments by @xubuntu4iran in #49
Adds scientific notation support to -B1ecm option by @xubuntu4iran in #51
Adds target_density as an option (for example -td 105) by @xubuntu4iran in #53
initialize options in init_factobj() in factor_common.c, and add the… by @xubuntu4iran in #54
Fix: pass sessionlog option to driver by @yhx-12243 in #56
Add jsonlog option to specify output JSON logfile by @yhx-12243 in #57
remove directories that yafu doesn't have that are in makefile by @yellowbeeblackbee in #58
Work on sieverange by @bbuhrow in #63
- overhaul of how autofactor, nfs, and snfs configure jobs by @bbuhrow in #67
Refactor match and end variables in inftrees.c by @Mrcopytuo in #72
Avoid undefined pointer decrement in big-endian CRC32 by @Mrcopytuo in #70