PARI's commands

[CRGreathouse]

Originally Posted by 3.14159

Not exactly what I said, but cool strawman, anyway.

You claimed that there is no option for storing the information. This seems to directly imply that I could not have stored the information. Combined with the fact that I claimed to have, your claim is tantamount to calling my statement a lie.

So no, not really a strawman at all.

[kar_bon]

Only 2 threads he posted and read more about others and forgot the tiny letter "v" used in several posts to storing information?

[CRGreathouse]

Originally Posted by kar_bon

Only 2 threads he posted and read more about others and forgot the tiny letter "v" used in several posts to storing information?

Yes, or whatever variable you like. An integer suffices, with bitor/bitand/bitxor; a vector is a natural choice; a vectorsmall is better; for space, a custom data structure packing 32 or 64 numbers into each component of a vectorsmall is a better choice.

[3.14159]

Originally Posted by CRGreathouse

Yes, or whatever variable you like. An integer suffices, with bitor/bitand/bitxor; a vector is a natural choice; a vectorsmall is better; for space, a custom data structure packing 32 or 64 numbers into each component of a vectorsmall is a better choice.

Excellent. I can only log the removed numbers.

Error in the code snippet:

***   too many arguments: ...lift(Mod(-1,p)/(e!),10^b,p,print(n)))));
                                                      ^------------

I thought I clearly defined the variables in the code snippet.

[science_man_88]

Originally Posted by 3.14159

I thought of a code snippet:
Note: e = variable, not 2.718281828459045..
kfacsieve(a,x,e,b) = {
forprime(p=a,x,
forstep(n=lift(Mod(-1,p)/(e!),10^b,p,print(n))
);
}


(Please check for any errors I might have made there.)

I think I know what's wrong but I don't quite know what the code should be.

want my help ?

[3.14159]

Originally Posted by science_man_88

I think I know what's wrong but I don't quite know what the code should be.

want my help ?

That would be of great value.

Also: I'm going to do some work on a c120, hopefully this can manage a new record: (It's probably a p(58-59) * p(61-62))

[science_man_88]

Originally Posted by 3.14159

That would be of great value.

look at my post that I colored only one parenthesis isn't in a pair of them fix this into a pair.

[science_man_88]

in other words you forgot to close the lift function so it read as too many arguments....

[3.14159]

Originally Posted by science_man_88

in other words you forgot to close the lift function so it read as too many arguments....

Ah, okay. That'll be fixed.

Originally Posted by 3.14159

Also: I'm going to do some work on a c120, hopefully this can manage a new record: (It's probably a p(58-59) * p(61-62))

This, I'm going to have to retract. This would have taken me about a month to finish. (Unless I get that damn script working for GGNFS, which I might be able to do if I could find the *correct* directory for msieve.)

[science_man_88]

Originally Posted by 3.14159

Ah, okay. That'll be fixed.



This, I'm going to have to retract. This would have taken me about a month to finish. (Unless I get that damn script working for GGNFS, which I might be able to do if I could find the *correct* directory for msieve.)

do you have a search function on your OS if so maybe search "mseive + GGNFS"

[CRGreathouse]

Originally Posted by science_man_88

do you have a search function on your OS if so maybe search "mseive + GGNFS"

I think he's on Windows, so he could use Start -> Run -> cmd and type "dir/s c:\ggnfs*" and see what comes up.