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Title: 2.4 source code
Post by: Fivestar Crashtest on 12 Nov 2007, 12:42:33 am
I don't know if anybody is following the latest who? drama over at the Seti NC board, but he's pointed out that the 2.4 source code is not available here. 

Anybody know what to do about that?

Pam
Title: Re: 2.4 source code
Post by: Jason G on 12 Nov 2007, 02:29:20 am
I don't know if anybody is following the latest who? drama over at the Seti NC board, but he's pointed out that the 2.4 source code is not available here. 

Anybody know what to do about that?

Pam

Hi There,
   I am  Following it quite closely out of interest in new processors really.  It is good Entertainment for sure :D. 

What to do is an open question.  My personal belief is the 2.4 variants are platform specific (compiler switches)  variants of 2.3S9 .  If you carefully build 2.3S9 to your specific platform it 'should' perform the same speed or faster than 2.4 or 2.4V in my opinion (could be wrong). [The link to that source supplied by Joe is in My thread "First Time Build Try..."]

If you need help getting an initial build to function, the tutorial on this site still applies, and there is help, from me where I can , probably Joe and Others.

...So at least here some source, tutorials, and support are available... So I would suggest what to do is wait... There is no need to get caught up in the angst and hype.  None of the minor proposed code changes warrrant getting too excited In my view...

Jason


Title: Re: 2.4 source code
Post by: Fivestar Crashtest on 12 Nov 2007, 01:15:23 pm
Thanks, Jason, I guess I can stop wringing my hands.    :)

Pam
Title: Re: 2.4 source code
Post by: Jason G on 12 Nov 2007, 03:54:40 pm
Thanks, Jason, I guess I can stop wringing my hands.    :)

Pam

Clarification and new link posted by Joe in SaH Number Crunching Forum:  Here (http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=43522&nowrap=true#676751)

Nice checkin notes for the client win_build in there :D (amongst other handy tidbits)

Jason