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Message-ID: <53320563.5090607@securibox.net>
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2014 23:38:27 +0100
From: "-.-PhanTom-.-" <phantom@...uribox.net>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: john-1.8.0-Win-32 - john.omp.exe - cores used
On 25-03-2014 23:09, Solar Designer wrote:
> They're not required to be in the same dir. We're merely adding them
> into the same dir in the builds we distribute, because people might
> not have Cygwin installed or it might not be a compatible version (and
> also because our cygwin1.dll is patched, but that's a separate story).
> When you do have Cygwin installed and are building programs, you're
> indeed _not_ required to copy Cygwin DLL's for each and every program.
> That would largely defeat the purpose of using dynamic linking.
> As Jim explained, setting up environment variables may be part of
> Cygwin setup, which you probably haven't completed. Doesn't Cygwin's
> "launch bash" desktop icon setup the env vars, though?
I did add the Cygwin path to the Windows enviroment variables, but still
get the error message when trying to run john in a windows command prompt..
> Yes, it's weird. I suggest that you debug step by step: try making a
> non-OpenMP 64-bit build first and measure its speeds. Also, look at
> speeds you're getting for other hash types, for both builds.
Okay, I will try that tomorrow.
> BTW, why don't you enable AVX? Use an -x86-64-avx make target.
This is only available under Linux, right?
I will install Ubuntu in VMWare tomorrow and check it out.
Regards
-.-PhanTom-.-
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