[quote=rogue;191726]I will leave that hacking to someone else because I'm not a big fan of perl.[/quote]
aliqueit is written in C++, not Perl. I'd do the modification myself, (or at least try...my lack of C++ experience could be a problem there) but I can't get GMP included properly so it can compile. :sad: Anyone know how to get it all to work? (I'm on Windows, Cygwin is available if needed)

C++ & ECM
 

[QUOTE=Mini-Geek;191727]aliqueit is written in C++, not Perl. I'd do the modification myself, (or at least try...my lack of C++ experience could be a problem there) but I can't get GMP included properly so it can compile. :sad: Anyone know how to get it all to work?[/QUOTE]

The original factorization_worker used execlp in the program.

8608 bites the dust. That's three for me today.

[quote=RichD;191732]The original factorization_worker used execlp in the program.[/quote]
First off, aliqueit is completely different from either factorization worker script. Second, it needs GMP to be able to handle large numbers, not GMP-ECM. Like the worker scripts, it calls GMP-ECM externally. (which is completely separate from what I'm trying to do)

Taking 1315, 1316, and 1328 to a c100 (at least).

C++ & GMP
 

[QUOTE=Mini-Geek;191784]First off, aliqueit is completely different from either factorization worker script. Second, it needs GMP to be able to handle large numbers, not GMP-ECM. Like the worker scripts, it calls GMP-ECM externally. (which is completely separate from what I'm trying to do)[/QUOTE]

Sorry, I thought that might be an easier implementation.

For GMP you need to include GMP headers in the source.
#include <gmp.h>

During the linking process you need to include the GMP library.
gcc hp.cpp -O3 -lgmp hp.out
Notice the -lgmp above.

Anything more specific I won't be of help, maybe others.

Home prime base 10: 2104 finished.

I extended 10 of the base 10 home prime sequences. I found a prime for 6069. I'm not reserving these. Final statuses:

6069, i=47, sz 89 prime

2114, i=57, sz 94, C90
6785, i=50, sz 89, C83
6812, i=48, sz 84, C76
8890, i=38, sz 80, C75
8949, i=53, sz 88, C78
9773, i=55, sz 95, C75
10031, i=60, sz 111, C99
10052, i=51, sz 103, C70
10094, i=60, sz 107, C102


I chose these because they all had a remaining factor of C<70 before I started on them. There are still 10 more of them in the DB. I'll finish them up later today if no one else has done so.


Gary

Home prime base 10: 1855 finished.
I have seen that 1539 is finished too.

[quote=Mini-Geek;191784]Taking 1315, 1316, and 1328 to a c100 (at least).[/quote]
Done, all have a moderate amount of ECM (several Quick ECMs at least), but not a full battery.

Home prime base 10: 2480 and 2484 finished.
I have seen that 2248 is finished too.

Another one: 3102