left shifted S0 value - Page 2

science_man_88 · 2012-07-27, 12:25

the S₀ values in the U sequence listed on the other thread all appear to be a(n)=3*A103772(n)+1 wonder if we can use this to link Mersenne numbers to a shape ?

ATH · 2012-09-29, 23:35

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Originally Posted by Batalov

On Windows, I had built with VC++; I don't remember if I tried mingw.

Once you build the vanilla binary, then you will be set for a life of experimentation.

Do you still have the folder with the project files you built it with? Which version of visual studio did you use?

I can not get it to work, and now I have messed around with linux and mprime with no luck.

Batalov · 2012-09-30, 07:19

Nope, the whole computer is retired and I didn't keep the files, because it was a WinXP 32-bit comp. On the new one, I haven't set up anything yet.

On linux, the last mprime I built (and turned the code into a MMp division test) was 26.6. With it, I found those toys (...before the proper MMp searches came back with the vengeance with mmff). It seems to build fine. You need curl (which in turn may need ssl, ssh), and you need to build gwnum, but once it's done once, you can use the tree forever.

2012-07-27, 12:25	#12
science_man_88 "Forget I exist" Jul 2009 Dumbassville 2⁶·131 Posts	the S₀ values in the U sequence listed on the other thread all appear to be a(n)=3A103772(n)+1 wonder if we can use this to link Mersenne numbers to a shape ? Last fiddled with by science_man_88 on 2012-07-27 at 13:01*

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Batalov "Serge" Mar 2008 Phi(4,2^7658614+1)/2 3⁶·13 Posts	Nope, the whole computer is retired and I didn't keep the files, because it was a WinXP 32-bit comp. On the new one, I haven't set up anything yet. On linux, the last mprime I built (and turned the code into a MMp division test) was 26.6. With it, I found those toys (...before the proper MMp searches came back with the vengeance with mmff). It seems to build fine. You need curl (which in turn may need ssl, ssh), and you need to build gwnum, but once it's done once, you can use the tree forever.