Would it be possible to get PFGW to tell you in advance what the final %ages for an attempted proof will be if all goes to plan. (Including a comment about -x...
Found my second question. Within PFGW, this is the how the square free variable is setup: int g_ExtraSQFree = 100; Thus, the -x1 is handled and should not...
... Looks great. Thanks Jim. Phil ===== When inserting a CD, hold down shift to stop the AutoRun feature In the Device Manager, disable the SbcpHid device. ...
There is a new OpenPFGW version available (Win32 only). This version uses a windows DLL to place the v24.6 FFT code and make it available. In the 24.6 code,...
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I've just started porting the FFT libraries to x86-64. Ugh. I've run into a problem. Documentation says that x87 FPU instructions are not supported in 64-bit...
... Brainstorming - 1) Cache pre-computed tables in files. Compute them using a not-64-bit program. 2) Use a double-double library like Ernst does. (Just use...
I agree with Phil. I think trying to get gmp built for x64 under Windows simply to do sin/cos initialization is pretty much overkill. Do you only get 53 bits...
... Thanks Phil. I had unsuccessfully searched for such a library. I had even tried the Glucas sources to no avail. Ernst's library has all I need except a...
... Phew! Glad that helped. I was sure that there was another double-double library somewhere in the world if Ernst's didn't do the business. That would have ...
This has log - it looks like an approximate answer plus one newton-raphson gets you home: http://members.lycos.co.uk/keithmbriggs/doubledouble.html Phil ===== ...
I just downloaded this latest version, hoping it would cure a problem I get occasionally with RC1a, but it doesn't. I get this: Unknown error in PFGW...
Please do a pfgw -i and post what is listed. The number at the size of 5^938+938^5 is still being fully PRP tested using GMP. Might you be using a GMP dll,...
I am thinking of adding arrays to the script format. I am thinking of doing it this way, but would like comments about this. 1. Add 2 new allocation...
Sorry, I was not even thinking. I left out the variables :) ARDIM intarvar,count (or arvar,low,high) ARDIMS strarvar,count ARSET intarvar,idx,expr ARSETS...
Clearly arrays would be useful. However CRT can be done without arrays. The line structure of a file can store an array of residues and moduli, which can be...
... Be gone, foul and thinithter iterative beatht! Your lack of lithp ith your thiboleth. Let the purifying power of recurthion cleanthe your iterative thoul! ...
... Front page works, members list works, hmmm... (I won't say "the distributed project's server works", in case Telia decide to misconfigure a router again...
Hi Jim, I can't think of a specific use off the top of my head right now, but of course arrays are always a useful thing to have lying around on the ...
... As long as the restricted accessors are not a problem in the pseudo-C, then I can't see a problem with the idea, and should be able to mimic the behaviour....
... Goes titsup with "x[i] = y[j];" Goes very titsup with "x[i] = y[j] + z[k];" Sure, simple special cases can be handled, but where would it end? Phil ===== ...
... an access is ... like ... No, you would simply use: ArSet x,XXX,value for x[XXX]=value; The straight raw utilization of a "valid" expression "XXX" is...
... I don't see it as too much of a restriction to only allow one array access per line, and that array access must be the only thing on the left or rhs of an...
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