All,
I tried to add an FFT section to the FAQ, and here is what I got:
(please add, or correct errors...)
-Lucas Wiman
P.S. Sorry if the FAQ is causing more traffic than it is supposed to prevent
;)
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Q6.1: How can we
Well, the current range of Mp candidate values (just under 8,000,000) is
described as using a 63 bit 'factor'... I would assume eventually this
has
to go to 64 bits, but I'm not clear on the relationship between the
exponent
and the FFT size and the 'fact bits' listed on the test status
On Fri, Jul 16, 1999 at 10:05:25AM -0700, John R Pierce wrote:
If I recall, right now we are doing ... ah, I found the
table on George's site, duh.
It's in commonc.h also, in case you have the Prime95/mprime source :-)
so how big of a FFT can the current 18.x.x Prime95 handle? Up to 1024K
I run sieve on a laptop, and I don't want to run the battery down with sieve
when it's not plugged in to the wall. So I wrote the following shell scripts,
which start it automatically, run it nicely, and suspend it when the battery is
low. You will have to have APM in your kernel to get anything
