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Old 2010-07-01, 10:01   #78
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79-83 is complete.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/wk9xb1
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Old 2010-07-02, 09:48   #79
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90-94T is complete.
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Old 2010-07-02, 10:42   #80
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I've downloaded all files.
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Old 2010-07-02, 21:25   #81
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Taking 94T-98T.
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Old 2010-07-02, 22:14   #82
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87T-90T complete:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/qwm2g8

Reserving 98T-100T.
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Old 2010-07-03, 16:15   #83
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83T-87T complete.

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Old 2010-07-05, 20:28   #84
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94T-98T complete.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/y4ws6k

Taking 100T-104T.
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Old 2010-07-05, 21:05   #85
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98T-100T complete:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/5oht2u

I'll get 104T-106T.

gribozavr, could you merge the 0-100T files and tell us:

- how many candidates are in that big file
- how much RAM is needed to sieve the file for twins using NewPGen
- how much RAM is needed to sieve the file for twins using tpsieve
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Old 2010-07-06, 20:42   #86
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I've downloaded all files.

File 000T-100T.txt contains 99946129 k's. The file itself is 2.2 Gb, but only 300 Mb when compressed with xz.

tpsieve (64-bit) refuses to sieve it:
Code:
tpsieve version 0.3.4 (testing)
Compiled Sep  7 2009 with GCC 4.3.3
kmax-kmin < 3*2^36 is required
NewPGen refuses to open the 0T-100T file ("Cannot open the input file"). It seems that it doesn't like large (2 Gb +) files. NewPGen successfully opens a file for 0T-80T and uses 610 Mb of RAM. But it is really sloooooow (removing 1 k every 0.5 seconds).
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Old 2010-07-06, 21:31   #87
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gribozavr View Post
NewPGen refuses to open the 0T-100T file ("Cannot open the input file"). It seems that it doesn't like large (2 Gb +) files. NewPGen successfully opens a file for 0T-80T and uses 610 Mb of RAM. But it is really sloooooow (removing 1 k every 0.5 seconds).
I see. If only 0-55T is sieved, what is the removal rate? Also, what's the removal rate if only 0-35T is sieved? I'm interested in knowing where the slowdown starts.

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Old 2010-07-07, 05:46   #88
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I see. If only 0-55T is sieved, what is the removal rate? Also, what's the removal rate if only 0-35T is sieved? I'm interested in knowing where the slowdown starts.
I did a test using a smaller set of k's last weekend and the change from fastarray mode to array mode appeared to occur between 20T and 25T k's.
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