ni...@lysator.liu.se (Niels Möller) writes:
Are the thresholds for mpn_set_str compared to input size or (estimated)
output limb count? I imagine optimal threshold may also be
base-dependent.
Input size. The thresholds are done for base 10. No work has been done
to be clever about this
Torbjorn Granlund writes:
> In the case of tune/speed it usually follows what tune/tuneup does,
> which is output the type needed by the library. This might require some
> interpretation by humans.
Are the thresholds for mpn_set_str compared to input size or (estimated)
output limb count? I ima
Zimmermann Paul writes:
it seems the speed command considers for mpn_set_str the size of the *input*,
i.e., the number of *bytes* of the input string, and not the number of limbs
of the corresponding mpn number.
There are a couple of quirks in tune/speed program and similarly in
tests/de
Hi,
it seems the speed command considers for mpn_set_str the size of the *input*,
i.e., the number of *bytes* of the input string, and not the number of limbs
of the corresponding mpn number.
This makes it difficult to compare it to other mpn functions:
frite% ./speed -s 1000-110 -f 2
