798-800 complete, no primes.

Taking 814-816.

780-782 complete, no primes.

Taking 816-818.

810-812 complete, no primes.

Found some extra resources so il take a few more ranges;

Taking 818-824 (3 files)

Btw, i see 794-796 is listed as complete. this is not correct, as he is still working on it (although he is soon done).

794to796results.txt
 

hi 794 to 796 complete

no prime numbers found :(

results attached

802-804 complete, no primes.

taking 824-826

apologies guys but the 824-826 file i have here isn't working *I may have corrupted it*

does anyone have the original so I can try again ?

edit, it does appear to be working now, but maybe i should still start again ??

cheers

niall

I've just checked the file as posted on the web server and as along as it downloaded OK it should be fine. LLR does a number of checks before accepting a file as genuine so as long as it is running you should be OK.

Attached.

the text-files on the server got the UN*X-end-of-line markings #0d (CR)
but DOS need #0d #0a (CR LF)! so a text-editor like 'notepad' display all pairs in one line!
perhaps this is a problem!?

Yes, but my Windows LLR clients process both file types without problems.

fscanf is supposed to handle this.