The goal of version 2 has been to fix end to end execution of GeekBench and improve Windows support:

• Several new host-side functions are supported now (e.g. cuModuleLoadDataEx)
• Several bugs have been fixed on the kernel side (e.g. threadIdx/blockIdx is now handled correctly)
• Minor improvement in generated code brought better I/O performance when reading/writing vector objects. This improved performance by several percentage points in select GeekBench benchmarks
• ZLUDA now ships its own injector (with_zluda.exe) which should make running ZLUDA on Windows much easier
• Additionally, we have gained ability to easily create traces of CUDA kernel execution, making enabling new workloads much easier
• ZLUDA now has a CI, which produces binaries on every pull request and commit

Special thanks to @take-cheeze, @nilsmartel and @ritschwumm for contributing to this release