Trippple Checks

[Mark Rose]

Originally Posted by chalsall

Please forgive me for this, but I am often amazed by how few people understand the most basic of rules.

Regular expressions defines a period as being any character. A "star" ("*") means any number of matches; zero, one, or many.

This regex could have also been done using a "\d*", which means any number of digits, including none. "\d+", on the other hand, means that at least one decimal character exists.

Indeed.

I chose .* because I'm lazy and it's the fewest characters required in this case.

An aside: I wish sed supported lookahead and lookbehind.

[kladner]

That probably means you started a new run of it using a previous save file, rather than an entirely new run starting from scratch

That is the case. When it started throwing Jacobi failures, I rolled back until there were no errors reported, and continued from there. When the first run yielded a mismatch, I backed up further and tried again, getting another mismatch which didn't match my first result. I started from scratch at that point, but the bad results got submitted, so the last run terminated with a No Such Assignment.

[Prime95]

Originally Posted by kladner

That is the case. When it started throwing Jacobi failures, I rolled back until there were no errors reported, and continued from there.

Time to switch to Gerbicz PRP testing.

[Madpoo]

Hi all,

Now that I no longer have machines to run these myself, I thought I could list the exponents that need a 3rd (or more) check if anyone else wanted to do some verifying runs.

Here's the current list:

WorkToDo
DoubleCheck=43770341,73,1
DoubleCheck=45551677,73,1
DoubleCheck=46090507,73,1
DoubleCheck=46329053,73,1
DoubleCheck=46458697,73,1
DoubleCheck=46540211,73,1
DoubleCheck=46582663,73,1
DoubleCheck=46624843,73,1
DoubleCheck=46662509,73,1
DoubleCheck=46737767,73,1
DoubleCheck=46756189,73,1
DoubleCheck=46768627,73,1
DoubleCheck=47029987,73,1
DoubleCheck=47036257,73,1
DoubleCheck=47107079,73,1
DoubleCheck=47205791,73,1
DoubleCheck=47561749,73,1
DoubleCheck=47908753,73,1
DoubleCheck=47938721,73,1
DoubleCheck=47994619,73,1
DoubleCheck=48119447,73,1
DoubleCheck=48571891,73,1
DoubleCheck=49397471,73,1
DoubleCheck=49637279,73,1
DoubleCheck=49786091,73,1
DoubleCheck=52060373,73,1
DoubleCheck=52575517,73,1
DoubleCheck=52809257,73,1
DoubleCheck=53124671,73,1
DoubleCheck=53546027,73,1
DoubleCheck=53693933,73,1
DoubleCheck=54246013,73,1
DoubleCheck=55861261,74,1
DoubleCheck=62457943,74,1
DoubleCheck=78223697,75,1
DoubleCheck=78241819,75,1
DoubleCheck=78335503,75,1
DoubleCheck=79820087,75,1
DoubleCheck=80535131,75,1
DoubleCheck=80633219,75,1

[kladner]

Dibs on the first
DoubleCheck=43770341,73,1
registered

[GP2]

I took everything above 53M, except these:

DoubleCheck=62457943,74,1
DoubleCheck=79820087,75,1

where I was the one who did the double-check.

[Mark Rose]

Originally Posted by GP2

I took everything above 53M, except these:

DoubleCheck=62457943,74,1
DoubleCheck=79820087,75,1

where I was the one who did the double-check.

I've queued these.

[Madpoo]

Originally Posted by Mark Rose

I've queued these.

Thanks, you guys rock.

It was really cool to be able to do these verification runs in near-realtime so that people who had a mismatch wouldn't be left hanging for years in some cases.

Considering the huge backlog of tests that needed a triple-check when I first started on them, it was hard to imagine ever really catching up, but AirSquirrels in particular did a great job helping with the backlog.

Just before I turned in my last test, I think it was down to just a pair of tests that were assigned to other people... going slow, but progressing. Ah well, I came close to getting them all done before having to quit.

[ixfd64]

A little off-topic, but I'm hoping your new job will give you access to even more computing power. :D

[ET_]

I'm gtaking the following:

DoubleCheck=45551677,73,1
DoubleCheck=46090507,73,1
DoubleCheck=46329053,73,1
DoubleCheck=46458697,73,1
DoubleCheck=46540211,73,1
DoubleCheck=46582663,73,1

[kladner]

Originally Posted by kladner

Dibs on the first
DoubleCheck=43770341,73,1
registered

Matched Jack the Ripper's result.