I chuckled reading that my virus protection software might flag the miner binary as “male ware,” and rewrote that section of the documentation.

Point to new xmr-stak-dep precompiled binaries if CUDA9 is used.

- add copy of openssl libs to appvoyer CI tests
- update windows compile documentation

rename to make it clearer that this is a linux binary

- enforce that only host side OpenCl 1.2 functions are used if the miner is compiled with `XMR-STAK_COMPILE=generic`
- update documentation
- add CMake option `XMR-STAK_COMPILE` to windows

Documentation: Add environment variables to increase OpenCL memory pool

- update usage.md
- hpdate help output

- fix wrong text box

- add CMake flag `XMRSTAK_COMPILE` to select `native` or `static` compile
- add new flags to the documentation

- add CUDA and AMD APP SDK dependency to linux compile guide
- add AMD APP SDK dependency to windows compile guide

fix #91

- add CMake workaround for wrong host compiler for cuda
- update winows compile documentation

- rename all `xmr` to `monero`
- be insensitive while check for set currency
- add function to compate two strings insensitive

- add CMake flag description
- announce Monero and Aeon in README.md
i add FAQ section

- add more documentation
- split documentation into different files

- move source code to `src`
- categorize files and move to group folder
- change upper case class files to lower case
- change C++ header to `*.hpp`