[QUOTE=Dubslow;295866]The 'whatsnew' mentions a -y option; I ask because currently I can do everything straight through Yafu, and don't have the scripts, gmp-ecm, etc... setup separately. (Actually, I tried installing gmp-ecm out of repositories and that appeared to work, but I have no idea what version it is or if it works or not).[/quote]Ah, I keep forgetting about the -y option, since I do very little unattended work with Aliqueit myself.

It should still be no problem (modulo differences between *nix system calls and Windows system calls....)

[QUOTE=schickel;295868]Ah, I keep forgetting about the -y option, since I do very little unattended work with Aliqueit myself.

It should still be no problem (modulo differences between *nix system calls and Windows system calls....)[/QUOTE] Should be no problem, if you configure .ini correctly.
[QUOTE=Dubslow;295866]
Edit: I have now compiled GMP and now Aliqueit, so if anyone [i]else[/i] needs Linux blobs, let me know.[/QUOTE]
For Mr. Klasson's site, I have attached a zip containing everything necessary to run on Linux (source not included for size). The .ini and .txts are re-defaulted to Linux defaults (including \r\n -> \n, /dev/null, etc.) and the zip contains the necessary GMP shared object to run. I also added two lines to aliqueit.txt saying how to use the .so.

The binary was compiled with Linux x86-64 (Ubuntu 11.04) using g++ (with the provided make file), linked against a freshly compiled GMP 5.0.4, which was configured with --enable-fat and --enable-cxx (fat means it contains assembly for a variety of x86 procs).


ACTUALLY, the zip is too big for this forum's blasted attachment size limit (even without the src). Instead you can download it from here: [url]http://dubslow.tk/random/aliqueit112.tar.gz[/url]

(@Mr. Klasson: If you do use this, it would make most sense if the Win, Lin and src were all separate downloads. :razz:)

I've got a mirror of aliqueit's source and windows binaries on [URL="https://sites.google.com/site/bbuhrow/home/aliquot-sequences"]my site [/URL]. If you don't mind, I'll grab this linux package and put it up there too.

[QUOTE=bsquared;295873]I've got a mirror of aliqueit's source and windows binaries on [URL="https://sites.google.com/site/bbuhrow/home/aliquot-sequences"]my site [/URL]. If you don't mind, I'll grab this linux package and put it up there too.[/QUOTE]

You got me watching my network monitor applet to see if I can see the download... I've probably missed it already, and it was only a few hundred kB :razz::smile:

Bored much? :smile:

Just grabbed it - was just waiting for a response in the affirmative from you first - Thanks.

[QUOTE=bsquared;295880]Bored much? :smile:

Just grabbed it - was just waiting for a response in the affirmative from you first - Thanks.[/QUOTE]

ARGH
If I had known you were waiting... herp derp.

Anyone have a Linux compile of msieve? I can't get it to compile on my stock Ubuntu w/AMD CPU system.

For my aliqueit compile, ^C fails miserably at killing the program in any way. ^C kills yafu, but then it defaults to ECM; then if I hit ^C again it goes back to yafu. Even when it can't find yafu, ^C still doesn't kill it for whatever reason.

[QUOTE=Dubslow;295936]For my aliqueit compile, ^C fails miserably at killing the program in any way. ^C kills yafu, but then it defaults to ECM; then if I hit ^C again it goes back to yafu. Even when it can't find yafu, ^C still doesn't kill it for whatever reason.[/QUOTE]

It's been awhile since I've run aliqueit, but this is how I remember doing it:

1) ^z to pause
2) ps to look up the process id of aliqueit
3) kill <psid>

Ah, thanks. I'd just use pidof, as in "pidof <executable name>" edit: "kill $(pidof aliqueit)"

Still no luck getting this set up. Aliqueit compile gives me "undefined reference to gmpz" errors. Suggestions?