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May 2010
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...\Downloads\Factoring\ggnfs-svn360-win64-core2 So, this would be the path for the subdirectory: ...\Downloads\Factoring\ggnfs-svn360-win64-core2\tobefactored\example.n? Last fiddled with by 3.14159 on 2010-11-14 at 23:28 |
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A Sunny Moo
Aug 2007
USA (GMT-5)
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May 2010
Prime hunting commission.
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Well, I tried that and got no luck;
I also noted something interesting: The pack has one of its files missing. Luckily, I forgot I had a spare copy, which I got around July-August, apparently. I will see how that works out. .. The only problem is, that annoying problem of the correct path.. There must have someone other than I who ran away from this because it's impossible to set up.. Last fiddled with by 3.14159 on 2010-11-15 at 01:26 |
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A Sunny Moo
Aug 2007
USA (GMT-5)
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If that doesn't work, try replacing the "../"'s with absolute paths. That is, with "...\Downloads\Factoring\ggnfs-svn360-win64-core2" (replacing with whatever full path is in its place). |
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May 2010
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Y'know, I've always had the idea that one day, I might be able to have a somewhat impressive semiprime integer split into its factors, like this;
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34202459310305167332073477050434588029922904302593504279353572001153771881481122935589269582256218330011913588589287285938611761601312404711541389297229774861463835999831 = 4474901351001318687510657405661030821171754716612970370265520870318598719901177600069 * 7643176156866991540331200941525581679369244062690306474322557206918623812221160197099 Last fiddled with by 3.14159 on 2010-11-18 at 23:56 |
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May 2010
Prime hunting commission.
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May 2010
Prime hunting commission.
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A suitable number to leave YAFU working overnight..
54226171049950775045015304584853623265770119570639252888707467753514344661290463063582064327739908372829 (104 digits.) That will set me a new record. Last fiddled with by 3.14159 on 2010-11-19 at 02:49 |
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May 2010
Prime hunting commission.
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11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , starting SIQS on c104: 54226171049950775045015304584853623265770119570639252888707467753514344661290463063582064327739908372829 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , random seeds: 2937123117, 3499815544 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , ==== sieve params ==== 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , n = 106 digits, 350 bits 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , factor base: 140000 primes (max prime = 3952219) 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , single large prime cutoff: 592832850 (150 * pmax) 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , double large prime range from 45 to 53 bits 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , double large prime cutoff: 6184122292945686 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , allocating 10 large prime slices of factor base 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , buckets hold 2048 elements 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , sieve interval: 46 blocks of size 32768 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , polynomial A has ~ 14 factors 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , using multiplier of 29 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , using small prime variation correction of 22 bits 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , using SSE2 for trial division and x128 sieve scanning 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , trial factoring cutoff at 96 bits 11/18/10 22:02:26 v1.20 , ==== sieving started ( 4 threads) ==== 11/19/10 04:29:16 v1.20 , trial division touched 1037885351 sieve locations out of 1691911094009856 11/19/10 04:29:16 v1.20 , 140700 relations found: 33259 full + 107441 from 2117572 partial, using 561228576 polys (1471 A polys) 11/19/10 04:29:16 v1.20 , on average, sieving found 0.00 rels/poly and 92.67 rels/sec 11/19/10 04:29:16 v1.20 , trial division touched 1037885351 sieve locations out of 1691911094009856 11/19/10 04:29:16 v1.20 , ==== post processing stage (msieve-1.38) ==== I guess it doesn't work for anything larger than 100 digits.. Last fiddled with by 3.14159 on 2010-11-19 at 11:28 |
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Germany
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Definitely not. Don't guess, try again or read the manual.
Start again yafu, the found relations are stored so it will continue the test. Last fiddled with by kar_bon on 2010-11-19 at 11:57 |
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May 2010
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