Windows 32/64 binary, 64 bit-HW accelerated

-nosynology

Switch to disable hidden-system Synology's folders during a

*/@recycle/*
*/#recycle/*
*/#snapshot/*
*/@ActiveBackup/*
*/@sharebin/*
*/@appconf/*
*/@appdata/*
*/@apphome/*
*/@appshare/*
*/@apptemp/*
*/@clamav/*
*/@database/*
*/@docker/*
*/@eaDir/*
*/@maillog/*
*/@MailScanner/*
*/@postfix/*
*/@S2S/*
*/@sharesnap/*
*/@synoconfd/*
*/@SynologyDrive/*
*/@SynoFinder-etc-volume/*
*/@SynoFinder-log/*
*/@tmp/*
*/@USBCopy/*
*/@userpreference/*

Fixes for "strange" things

Should compile and run on Haiku and Macintosh and Solaris

Celeron J4125 bench

Added franzomips for Synology DS224+ NAS

isjitable

Inside the b (benchmark) command a WARNING is issued if the source code is compiled without -DNOJIT, but the CPU does non seems Intel/AMD. Will be evolved in future

Some examples

root@theserverone:~# zpaqfranz b
zpaqfranz v60.4b-JIT-L,HW SHA1/2,(2024-07-12)
This seems Intel/AMD 'normal' CPU
uname x86_64

root@franco:~ # zpaqfranz b
zpaqfranz v60.4b-JIT-L,HW SHA1/2,(2024-07-12)
I am not sure this is Intel/AMD CPU (virtual? arm?)
WARNING: non Intel/AMD CPUs should be compiled with -DNOJIT
uname amd64

With -debug you can get some more infos (if available)

root@franco:~ # zpaqfranz b -debug
38761: error on realpath of zpaqfranz
41554: Pretend to be FreeBSD
43948: This seems a LITTLE ENDIAN CPU (aka:'normal')
zpaqfranz v60.4b-JIT-L,HW SHA1/2,(2024-07-12)
46184: FULL exename <</usr/local/bin/zpaqfranz>>
42993: The chosen algo 3 SHA-1
04058: SSSE3 :NO
04064: SSE41 :NO
04070: SHA   :NO
46776: franz:-debug -verbose
98567: Multiple not-intel vendor_id: Common KVM processor
68456: I am not sure this is Intel/AMD CPU (virtual? arm?)
68467: WARNING: non Intel/AMD CPUs should be compiled with -DNOJIT

In this example the vendor_id (Common KVM processor) is "strange" => warning

There is no easy, portable way across platforms to figure out exactly what type of CPU.
As mentioned, over tim, I will improve