you want output in a file
>simply replace "/dev/null" with the filename.
You might also want to look at the nohup and nice commands,
depending on what exactly you are trying to do. If you've got root
access (and the permission on the box's owner) you can also set
mprime up t
th of these seem OK, try timing a few hundred
iterations by hand and see what you get.
>
>The only thing that came to mind was ECC cache or something?
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s so they won't run (out of the box)
in an MP configuration. If you have access to some decent tools,
you can modify them ---
http://www.cpu-central.com/dualceleron/index-dc.html. I'd really
like to try this with a pair of 300As and overclock them to 450...
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roll all the loops. This gets rid
of a number of adds where C is 0, and a few more where t[i] is
initially 0. Also, remember that a[j]b[i] is really a[j]a[i] ---
would it be worth it to save 3 multiplications by saving a[j]a[i]
and re-using them?
It's too late for me to start putting register names and opcodes
into the code, but hopefully this gives people a few ideas.
[snip]
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hecked numbers as
possible, and this plan would clean out some of the low exponents
which will take a huge amount of time if things are left as they
are. The rest of me says that things will catch up eventually, no
need to worry (or someone will do the lowest remaining ranges by
hand, regardless of who
