PerformanceTest Mobile

-Updated CPU names for newer devices -Updated version number to V11 to match current PerformanceTest Windows/Linux/Mac releases. -Resubmitted to adhere to App Store requirements (now iOS 11.0 minimum).

PerformanceTest Mobile V10 for iOS (yes, we skipped some version numbers...) has been updated to run the same CPU tests as the desktop PerformanceTest V10 software. The CPU Rating* (i.e. CPU Mark) can now be used to compare directly with other CPUs on https://www.cpubenchmark.net website. *Note: ONLY CPU Tests are comparable to other versions of PerformanceTest. Work on porting other test suites is ongoing.

Updated native tests to use minstd_rand instead of rand to standardize tests with other PerformanceTest platforms releases.

Addressed items from Xcode code analyzer (fixed bugs and possible object leaks).

Changed CPU Tests to use a longer test duration to exert the all cores for more consistent results.

Change: Fixed optimization issue where scores were grossly inflated scores were scaled/adjusted. -Compression Test, Replace the existing algorithm with a new version that uses the Cypto++ Gzip library. Previous versions of PerformanceTest were using a Adaptive encoding algorithm, which gave good compression rates on text, but wasn't in common use. Zip is the defacto standard for real world data compression. -Encryption test, removed Salsa and TwoFish from the sub tests that are run and replaced them with an ECDSA (Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm) sub test. Previously V1 had 4 sub-tests. These were, TwoFish, AES, Salsa20 & SHA256. Now we have three sub-tests. AES, ECDSA & SHA256. These are all algorithms that are heavily used in the real world. -Integer Math, made some changes to add better support for out of order execution. This makes the algorithm less linear and gives modern CPUs the change to get more calculations done in parallel. -Added a Cross-platform mark to the CPU test, made up of the Integer, Floating point, sorting and prime test scores.

-Compression Test, Replace the existing algorithm with a new version that uses the Cypto++ Gzip library. Previous versions of PerformanceTest were using a Adaptive encoding algorithm, which gave good compression rates on text, but wasn't in common use. Zip is the defacto standard for real world data compression. -Encryption test, removed Salsa and TwoFish from the sub tests that are run and replaced them with an ECDSA (Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm) sub test. Previously V2 had 4 sub-tests. These were, TwoFish, AES, Salsa20 & SHA256. Now we have three sub-tests. AES, ECDSA & SHA256. These are all algorithms that are heavily used in the real world. -Integer Math, made some changes to add better support for out of order execution. This makes the algorithm less linear and gives modern CPUs the change to get more calculations done in parallel. -Added a Cross-platform mark to the CPU test, made up of the Integer, Floating point, sorting and prime test scores. Note: Scores/Marks will be monitored and scaled/adjusted in future release of software to scale with previous marks.

-Compression Test, Replace the existing algorithm with a new version that uses the Cypto++ Gzip library. Previous versions of PerformanceTest were using a Adaptive encoding algorithm, which gave good compression rates on text, but wasn't in common use. Zip is the defacto standard for real world data compression. -Encryption test, removed Salsa and TwoFish from the sub tests that are run and replaced them with an ECDSA (Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm) sub test. Previously V2 had 4 sub-tests. These were, TwoFish, AES, Salsa20 & SHA256. Now we have three sub-tests. AES, ECDSA & SHA256. These are all algorithms that are heavily used in the real world. -Integer Math, made some changes to add better support for out of order execution. This makes the algorithm less linear and gives modern CPUs the change to get more calculations done in parallel. -Added a Cross-platform mark to the CPU test, made up of the Integer, Floating point, sorting and prime test scores. Note: Scores/Marks will be scaled/adjusted in future release of software to scale with previous marks.

-Updated text strings for newer iOS devices. -Fixed benchmark submission error message. -Increased object counts in 3D tests. -Fixed miscellaneous bugs. -Preparation/Updated for 64-bit.