Get well soon guys! :)

Yes do :)

OK...
here's another on that's truely cross platform compatible.

I've rewritten the code once again and it will compile on Linux, OSX and Windows out of the box(when using GROMACS, see simd.h).

I've changed some simd routines backported from the CPU app over at Milkyway@home that are based on my own code.
(see -> http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/milkywayhome/commit/separation-merge-vectorized-streams-from-crunchr/)

The app will use GROMACS vectorized versions of exp and pow now.

Besides that, you'll have the option to choose between AMD libM, Intel SVML and GROMACS code. (see simd.h and sse2_math.h)

Both Linux and OSX apps are now using the faster GROMACS code to do exponential and power functions.

download OSX & LINUX 64 bit:
(copy & paste to a new brower tab)

http://www.boincunited.org/opt_apps/DENIS@Home_cross_platform.tar.bz2
(souce code and binaries for OSX,Linux)

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OK.. Here's the code and binary for 64 bit linux SSE2.
(copy&paste the link to download otherwise you'll get an error message)

http://www.boincunited.org/opt_apps/DENIS@Home_Linux_x64.tar.bz2

Instead of using Intels SVML, i've used the free of charge "amd libm"
(http://developer.amd.com/tools-and-sdks/cpu-development/libm/)
see "simd.h"

Hope that helps ;)

EDIT:
If there's a need for an OSX app, i can compile that as well.
(However, the linux code should compile straight forward on OSX using g++ > 4.5)

The first test are all ok. At the moment we didn't have see any differences in the results between this version and our 1.05. We can't support this version, and we haven't check if the app just do what if have to do.

We will contact with the developer soon and we hope that we can add this optimization to the official app.

Regards, Joel.