v5.0.1

• Improved ECC information in the help text and README.
• Now dual licensed under MIT or Apache 2.0 at your choice.

v5.0.0

• Move parallelization behind a feature flag to speed up compilation for those who do not need it
• Implement the --use-all flag differently depending on operating system

v2.0.1

• Fix improper parsing of non-integer values when reading the memory_to_occupy command line argument

v2.0.0

• Add new option to let the program use as much memory as it can get its metaphorical hands on.
• The delay option can now take in more duration formats, e.g. "30s", "1day", "2min" by using the humantime crate.

v1.0.2

Tiny changes

• Version number matches everywhere.
• Consistent capitalization when using the -h flag.

v1.0.1

Now feature complete for a first non-beta release.

• Made the output (when not using --quiet) look better.
• Clarified the the scaling of the rate is with the physical size of the DRAM modules

Now with faster initialization

• Corrected some factual errors about the rate of bit flips
• Sped up memory initialization by writing a constant to the detection array instead of random numbers.

Initial release

This is the first version of the code that in principle should be able to detect bit-flips if they occur, bypassing the pitfalls of virtual memory and possible elision of the detecting code.

By default the program will allocate one gigabyte and check it every 30 seconds, but this can be customized.