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2145 Mark Rodenkirch
mgrogue Send Email
Dec 5, 2007
2:19 am
I think that the problem is with gcc. I had the same problem on MacIntel, but when I changed src/makefile to use -O2 instead of -O3, the problem went away. ...
2146 Mark Rodenkirch
mgrogue Send Email
Dec 5, 2007
3:21 am
OK, I just discovered that I was too hasty with this conclusion. It appears that the last step of make calls "strip" which removes all symbols from the object...
2147 gchil0 Send Email Dec 5, 2007
6:21 am
This sqrt bug is the main thing that prompted me to abandon the GGNFS post-processing tools as soon as msieve was capable of finishing the factorizations....
2148 mgrogue@...
mgrogue Send Email
Dec 5, 2007
4:22 pm
That would be awesome. Please keep up posted on your progress. --Mark...
2149 Bob Backstrom
bobb7772004 Send Email
Dec 5, 2007
5:39 pm
... Totally agree. A fantastic improvement. I use it all the times that I can. Occasionally it complains about not enough rels even if GGNFS is at the end...
2150 gchil0 Send Email Dec 5, 2007
7:42 pm
... I want to do more than just convert the GGNFS files to msieve and run it. I want to completely replace factLat.pl, so that starting with either a *.n or...
2151 James Wanless
bearnol Send Email
Dec 5, 2007
8:07 pm
Yes, I've been helped by Bob's makems... mind, Greg's offering sounds great! - I'll await eagerly- thanks! J...
2152 James Wanless
bearnol Send Email
Dec 5, 2007
8:11 pm
Re-reading my post - it sounds a bit odd :) That 'thanks&#39; is on behalf of the whole community, of course!...
2153 Jason Papadopoulos
jasonp@... Send Email
Dec 5, 2007
8:51 pm
... Several people have asked about this, so I thought I'd throw it out: is it time for a merge between GGNFS and msieve? The latter can replace the majority...
2154 mgrogue@...
mgrogue Send Email
Dec 5, 2007
9:14 pm
Sounds like a great idea. If you want any assistance, I would be willing to help, although I would do better with getting ports to work correctly than with...
2155 gchil0 Send Email Dec 5, 2007
10:25 pm
I'm entirely in favor of this, but will license issues be a problem? GGNFS is GPL v2. Also, you could consider it not so much merging with GGNFS, but simply ...
2156 Jason Papadopoulos
jasonp@... Send Email
Dec 6, 2007
6:41 am
... How the licensing will work depends on the level of integration. The msieve codebase can remain public domain, the rest of GGNFS can remain under GPL, and...
2157 Anton Korobeynikov
aslsoft Send Email
Dec 6, 2007
6:55 am
Hello Everyone It was pretty quite here for some time :) ... Just my two cents: we can also think about better make system than current (I can spend some time...
2158 Jason Papadopoulos
jasonp@... Send Email
Dec 6, 2007
7:11 pm
So it sounds like there's broad agreement to move forward with updating GGNFS. I propose the following: - I complete and release msieve v1.31; this has some...
2159 br_gladman Send Email Dec 6, 2007
7:44 pm
... Hi Jason and friends, Pleaase add the step of establishing the Visual C++ build project for the combined product - which I should be able to do as I have...
2160 Mark Rodenkirch
mgrogue Send Email
Dec 6, 2007
10:50 pm
Fix all compiler warnings so it builds cleanly on all platforms. Part of that means using defined types from stdint.h, which I think would help us find and...
2161 Anton Korobeynikov
aslsoft Send Email
Dec 7, 2007
12:16 am
Hello, Mark ... Agree (for using stdint.h), this will require some efforts but it's definitely worth to do so. -- With best regards, Anton Korobeynikov. ...
2162 Anton Korobeynikov
aslsoft Send Email
Dec 7, 2007
12:18 am
Jason, ... Why don't use this step for some file moving? For example via creation of directories 'ggnfs&#39; and 'msieve&#39;. Or something like this. Maybe some code...
2163 Jason Papadopoulos
jasonp@... Send Email
Dec 7, 2007
3:46 am
... Good idea, although with msieve fully integrated none of the source outside pol5 and lasieve4 is really needed, except possibly some small utility...
2164 Brian Gladman
br_gladman Send Email
Dec 7, 2007
9:02 am
... This makes sense provided we import a version of stdint.h in order to maintain the C90 compatibility of the code since a number of compilers (including...
2165 Anton Korobeynikov
aslsoft Send Email
Dec 8, 2007
1:00 pm
Hello, ... Right, but fortunately there is direct alternative for vcpp. I even have already cooked .h file for this. -- With best regards, Anton Korobeynikov. ...
2166 ramanvis Send Email Dec 8, 2007
2:05 pm
I just wanted to let you know that my 2.8 GHz Pentium D dual core CPU (on which I currently sieve for 6,305-) is running two copies of GGNFS at 1.2 GHz. I...
2167 Andrey Belenko
a_belenko Send Email
Dec 8, 2007
2:16 pm
Hello, ramanvis! ... Processors usually include some protection from overheating. Typical protection is to reduce clock frequency. SO, yes, high temperature...
2168 Jason Papadopoulos
jasonp@... Send Email
Dec 8, 2007
2:24 pm
... That's much too hot, a processor running at full speed should not go over 60 C. I think it's likely your processor is throttling itself to avoid damage. ...
2169 ramanvis Send Email Dec 8, 2007
3:43 pm
... may ... NO, when I turn on the computer, in two minutes, the temperature goes up to 80°C (while booting). What should I do to make the processor cooler?...
2170 Andrey Belenko
a_belenko Send Email
Dec 8, 2007
3:53 pm
Hello, ramanvis! ... You should check if cooler is okay. Anyway, cooling CPUs is well beyond scope of this group. ... No, it s not permanent. Once you've get...
2171 br_gladman Send Email Dec 8, 2007
8:43 pm
... to ... compilers ... have ... Hi Anton, I agree we could fix this for VC++ but I would prefer to fix it for all C90 compilers because some versions of...
2172 Mark Rodenkirch
mgrogue Send Email
Dec 8, 2007
9:05 pm
... Really? AFAIK, "//" is valid to start comments according to the C90 standard. But I also don't understand why it would need to adhere to the C90 standard...
2173 br_gladman Send Email Dec 8, 2007
9:58 pm
... for ... C90 ... to ... not ... Hi Mark, I thought that // comments are a C99 feature but I could be wrong. A large number of modern C compilers don't...
2174 Mark Rodenkirch
mgrogue Send Email
Dec 8, 2007
11:12 pm
... I could argue that Microsoft is more interested in adhering to its own standard rather than someone else's... Anyways, I use Visual C++ 6 at work am I'm...
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