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[QUOTE=rebirther;547812]The file is not available in the package.[/QUOTE]
Sorry. I missed some of the exe in the .7z file. Please take another look. |
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some error while compiling under linux
And second , you didnot fix problem with start value ./twinsieve -p3500000000000000 -P12000000000000000 -W6 -w10000000 -iBASE7.txt -oBASE7.txt -s -O factors.txt -command 2020-06-12 21:38:02: Sieve started: 270474380449657 < p < 12e15 with 25400 terms (250000 < k < 999958, k*7^777777) (expecting 2602 factors) |
[QUOTE=pepi37;547826]some error while compaling under linux[/QUOTE]
Those are warnings, not errors. Shouldn't be an issue. |
[QUOTE=rogue;547829]Those are warnings, not errors. Shouldn't be an issue.[/QUOTE]
Sorry in that case , please fix start p value |
Nice, thanks! :)
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[QUOTE=pepi37;547830]Sorry in that case , please fix start p value[/QUOTE]
That should have been fixed in this build. |
[QUOTE=rogue;547862]That should have been fixed in this build.[/QUOTE]
But as you can see it is not |
[QUOTE=pepi37;547867]But as you can see it is not[/QUOTE]
As far as I am concerned it works as it is supposed to: [code] twinsieve -b10 -k1000 -K20000 -n5000 -P1e5 twinsieve v1.2, a program to find factors of k*b^n+1/-1 numbers for fixed b and n and variable k Sieve started: 1 < p < 1e5 with 19001 terms (1000 < k < 20000, k*10^5000) (expecting 17857 factors) Sieve completed at p=[COLOR="red"]100003[/COLOR]. Processor time: 0.02 sec. (0.02 sieving) (0.10 cores) 204 terms written to k_b10_n5000.pfgw Primes tested: 9594. Factors found: 18797. Remaining terms: 204. Time: 0.16 seconds. twinsieve -[COLOR="red"]p2e5 [/COLOR]-i k_b10_n5000.pfgw twinsieve v1.2, a program to find factors of k*b^n+1/-1 numbers for fixed b and n and variable k Sieve started: [COLOR="red"]2e5 [/COLOR]< p < 2^62 with 204 terms (1161 < k < 19824, k*10^5000) CTRL-C accepted. Please wait for threads to complete. Sieve interrupted at p=[COLOR="red"]1065806411[/COLOR]. Processor time: 3.92 sec. (0.44 sieving) (0.73 cores) 63 terms written to k_b10_n5000.pfgw Primes tested: 54000000. Factors found: 141. Remaining terms: 63. Time: 5.34 seconds. twinsieve -[COLOR="red"]p2e5 [/COLOR]-i k_b10_n5000.pfgw twinsieve v1.2, a program to find factors of k*b^n+1/-1 numbers for fixed b and n and variable k Sieve started: [COLOR="red"]2e5 [/COLOR]< p < 2^62 with 63 terms (1392 < k < 19446, k*10^5000) CTRL-C accepted. Please wait for threads to complete. Sieve interrupted at p=[COLOR="red"]553465999[/COLOR]. Processor time: 2.05 sec. (0.19 sieving) (0.71 cores) 63 terms written to k_b10_n5000.pfgw Primes tested: 29000000. Factors found: 0. Remaining terms: 63. Time: 2.88 seconds. twinsieve -i k_b10_n5000.pfgw twinsieve v1.2, a program to find factors of k*b^n+1/-1 numbers for fixed b and n and variable k Sieve started: [COLOR="red"]553465999 [/COLOR]< p < 2^62 with 63 terms (1392 < k < 19446, k*10^5000) CTRL-C accepted. Please wait for threads to complete. Sieve interrupted at p=[COLOR="Red"]1485048041[/COLOR]. Processor time: 3.34 sec. (0.48 sieving) (0.75 cores) 62 terms written to k_b10_n5000.pfgw Primes tested: 45000000. Factors found: 1. Remaining terms: 62. Time: 4.44 seconds. [/code] |
[QUOTE=rogue;547876]As far as I am concerned it works as it is supposed to:
[code] twinsieve -b10 -k1000 -K20000 -n5000 -P1e5 twinsieve v1.2, a program to find factors of k*b^n+1/-1 numbers for fixed b and n and variable k Sieve started: 1 < p < 1e5 with 19001 terms (1000 < k < 20000, k*10^5000) (expecting 17857 factors) Sieve completed at p=[COLOR=red]100003[/COLOR]. Processor time: 0.02 sec. (0.02 sieving) (0.10 cores) 204 terms written to k_b10_n5000.pfgw Primes tested: 9594. Factors found: 18797. Remaining terms: 204. Time: 0.16 seconds. twinsieve -[COLOR=red]p2e5 [/COLOR]-i k_b10_n5000.pfgw twinsieve v1.2, a program to find factors of k*b^n+1/-1 numbers for fixed b and n and variable k Sieve started: [COLOR=red]2e5 [/COLOR]< p < 2^62 with 204 terms (1161 < k < 19824, k*10^5000) CTRL-C accepted. Please wait for threads to complete. Sieve interrupted at p=[COLOR=red]1065806411[/COLOR]. Processor time: 3.92 sec. (0.44 sieving) (0.73 cores) 63 terms written to k_b10_n5000.pfgw Primes tested: 54000000. Factors found: 141. Remaining terms: 63. Time: 5.34 seconds. twinsieve -[COLOR=red]p2e5 [/COLOR]-i k_b10_n5000.pfgw twinsieve v1.2, a program to find factors of k*b^n+1/-1 numbers for fixed b and n and variable k Sieve started: [COLOR=red]2e5 [/COLOR]< p < 2^62 with 63 terms (1392 < k < 19446, k*10^5000) CTRL-C accepted. Please wait for threads to complete. Sieve interrupted at p=[COLOR=red]553465999[/COLOR]. Processor time: 2.05 sec. (0.19 sieving) (0.71 cores) 63 terms written to k_b10_n5000.pfgw Primes tested: 29000000. Factors found: 0. Remaining terms: 63. Time: 2.88 seconds. twinsieve -i k_b10_n5000.pfgw twinsieve v1.2, a program to find factors of k*b^n+1/-1 numbers for fixed b and n and variable k Sieve started: [COLOR=red]553465999 [/COLOR]< p < 2^62 with 63 terms (1392 < k < 19446, k*10^5000) CTRL-C accepted. Please wait for threads to complete. Sieve interrupted at p=[COLOR=Red]1485048041[/COLOR]. Processor time: 3.34 sec. (0.48 sieving) (0.75 cores) 62 terms written to k_b10_n5000.pfgw Primes tested: 45000000. Factors found: 1. Remaining terms: 62. Time: 4.44 seconds. [/code][/QUOTE] I am very confused: so it looks like you "kill " -P switch? What if I have 10 computer and every need to start on different position? So I need to adjust start point in sieve files on 9 computes? [CODE]/twinsieve -p[COLOR=Green]3500000000000000[/COLOR] -P12000000000000000 -W6 -w10000000 -iBASE7.txt -oBASE7.txt -s -O factors.txt -command 2020-06-12 21:38:02: Sieve started: [COLOR=Magenta]270474380449657[/COLOR] < p < 12e15 with 25400 terms (250000 < k < 999958, k*7^777777) (expecting 2602 factors) [/CODE] So why sieve dont start at 3500000000000000? It start at start point of sieve... for me it is not fix it is bug |
[QUOTE=pepi37;547889]I am very confused: so it looks like you "kill " -P switch? What if I have 10 computer and every need to start on different position? So I need to adjust start point in sieve files on 9 computes?
[CODE]/twinsieve -p[COLOR=Green]3500000000000000[/COLOR] -P12000000000000000 -W6 -w10000000 -iBASE7.txt -oBASE7.txt -s -O factors.txt -command 2020-06-12 21:38:02: Sieve started: [COLOR=Magenta]270474380449657[/COLOR] < p < 12e15 with 25400 terms (250000 < k < 999958, k*7^777777) (expecting 2602 factors) [/CODE] So why sieve dont start at 3500000000000000? It start at start point of sieve... for me it is not fix it is bug[/QUOTE] Is that from the 2.0.2 distribution? Is that my build? I cannot reproduce the error. What OS is this? Can you send me your BASE7.txt file? |
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[QUOTE=rogue;547890]Is that from the 2.0.2 distribution? Is that my build? I cannot reproduce the error.
What OS is this? Can you send me your BASE7.txt file?[/QUOTE] That is last SVN I take from your page and build it under Linux File attached svn checkout [url]https://svn.code.sf.net/p/mtsieve/svn/[/url] mtsieve-svn r46 I download it and compile it |
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