llrnet on base exponent of 2

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by axn1

YGM.

I'll try to build it with LLR 3.7, but my past attempts with 3.6 has not been very successful so I am not very hopeful.

Okay, thanks. One quick note though: You will probably want to not use your modified code that fudges the base and n when compiling with 3.7, since LLR 3.7 automatically converts to base 2 on its own.

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by axn1

YGM.

I'll try to build it with LLR 3.7, but my past attempts with 3.6 has not been very successful so I am not very hopeful.

Hmm...didn't get the message somehow. I checked in the spam folder too, not there. Did you get the email address right?

[axn]

Originally Posted by Anonymous

Hmm...didn't get the message somehow. I checked in the spam folder too, not there. Did you get the email address right?

googlemail.com or gmail.com?

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by axn1

googlemail.com or gmail.com?

googlemail.com. For some reason, some gmail invites (I got it through a gmail invite spooler web site, before it was made available without an invite) will give you a googlemail.com email rather than gmail.com. Heaven knows why!

[axn]

Originally Posted by Anonymous

googlemail.com. For some reason, some gmail invites (I got it through a gmail invite spooler web site, before it was made available without an invite) will give you a googlemail.com email rather than gmail.com. Heaven knows why!

I got a mail delivery failure - illegal attachment. YIKES! I'll upload it to some file share and post the link here.

EDIT:- http://www.mediafire.com/?fx0bt3zdt2z

[em99010pepe]

Originally Posted by axn1

I got a mail delivery failure - illegal attachment. YIKES! I'll upload it to some file share and post the link here.

Rename the extension to pdf, gmail blocks exe files.

[axn]

Originally Posted by em99010pepe

Rename the extension to pdf, gmail blocks exe files.

Hmmm.... I had zipped the file -- does gmail look inside zip files?

[Xyzzy]

Hmmm.... I had zipped the file -- does gmail look inside zip files?

Yes, but not tarred files. Or gzipped and tarred files.