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#133 |
"Mark"
Apr 2003
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I did a quick test on the double-check logic. It looks good so I've committed the code changes. If you need a build, please let me know. BTW, this is now version 5.4.3.
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#134 |
Jul 2003
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hi,
i would like to do prp-tests on wagstaff numbers with llr please can you modify prp-server ? |
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#135 |
"Mark"
Apr 2003
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#136 |
Jul 2003
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hi,
the (configurable) output format is from mfaktc v 0.21 http://www.mersenneforum.org/mfaktc i do edit the results-file with a table-calculator an example: - ABC(2^$a+1)/3 1500019 1500071 1500127 1500133 1500139 1500143 1500181 - this is the input-file-format for llr |
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#137 |
"Mark"
Apr 2003
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I've made code changes for the Wagstaff form and committed them, but have not tested. I don't know when I'll have time to do that. If you would like to do some testing, I can get you started.
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#138 |
Jul 2003
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hi,
thank you for making the code changes to support wagstaff numbers ! i like to do some testing i need the executables |
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#139 |
"Mark"
Apr 2003
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#140 |
Sep 2013
Perth, Au.
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LLR now has multithread support. Is there an existing way to pass command line arguments to LLR with PRPNet?
If not, can support for multithreaded LLR in PRPNet be implemented some how in the future? Maybe a parameter in prpclient.ini Last fiddled with by TheCount on 2017-03-10 at 14:54 |
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#141 |
"Mark"
Apr 2003
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It is not supported now, but it could be done.
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#142 |
Sep 2013
Perth, Au.
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I got LLR multithreading working on PRPNet.
Assuming you want to use 2 threads, first create a cllr64.bat: Code:
@cllr64.exe -t2 %* Code:
llrexe=cllr64.bat This is for Windows, of course, but a similar shell file should be possible on Linux. Depending on candidate FFT size and your CPU L3 cache you can get a good speedup, faster than running individually. |
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#143 |
I moo ablest echo power!
May 2013
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This is very helpful. Thanks!
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