Re: Mersenne: Alpha DS20 timings.

1999-08-18 Thread Simon Burge
"Willmore, David" wrote: > We ran the DC for M38 on a DS20/500. Using Ernst's code we were getting .18 > s/i, but I don't remember the FFT size. I want to say 384K? Ernst? I tried Ernst's Mlucas on the DS20, and it wanted to use 384k for M38. I'm just trying MacLucasUNIX now, and it's done 2

Re: Mersenne: Alpha DS20 timings.

1999-08-18 Thread Simon Burge
"Brian J. Beesley" wrote: > On 19 Aug 99, at 0:02, Simon Burge wrote: > > > I've got static MLU ev5 and ev6 binaries if Linux can run them under > > some sort of Digital Unix emulation. Might be interesting to see how > > gcc 2.8.1 compares with DEC's C compiler. > > I guess gcc would look "or

Re: Mersenne: Alpha DS20 timings.

1999-08-18 Thread Brian J. Beesley
On 19 Aug 99, at 0:02, Simon Burge wrote: > I've got static MLU ev5 and ev6 binaries if Linux can run them under > some sort of Digital Unix emulation. Might be interesting to see how > gcc 2.8.1 compares with DEC's C compiler. I guess gcc would look "ordinary". Unfortunately linux uses the NT

RE: Mersenne: Alpha DS20 timings.

1999-08-18 Thread Willmore, David
We ran the DC for M38 on a DS20/500. Using Ernst's code we were getting .18 s/i, but I don't remember the FFT size. I want to say 384K? Ernst? Cheers, David _ Unsubscribe & list info -- http://www.scruz.net/~luke/signup.htm Merse

Re: Mersenne: Alpha DS20 timings.

1999-08-18 Thread Simon Burge
"Brian J. Beesley" wrote: > Could I suggest that your figures may be a bit misleading. The point > is that, when the remaindering operation kicks in, roundoff errors > start to take effect & MacLucasUNIX generally restarts with the next > higher FFT size. You should really be running at least

Re: Mersenne: Alpha DS20 timings.

1999-08-18 Thread Joth Tupper
- Original Message - From: Aaron Blosser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Mersenne@Base. Com <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 1999 9:48 PM Subject: RE: Mersenne: Alpha DS20 timings. > > Compaq have a DS20 Alpha with 2 500MHz 21264 CPUs on the internet for >

Re: Mersenne: Alpha DS20 timings.

1999-08-18 Thread Brian J. Beesley
On 18 Aug 99, at 13:37, Simon Burge wrote: > % ./MacLucasUNIX -C -S 10 141 > speed: 10 iters in 0.152 seconds, 0.015 iters/sec (fft len 64k) > % ./MacLucasUNIX -C -S 10 291 > speed: 10 iters in 0.362 seconds, 0.036 iters/sec (fft len 128k) > % ./MacLucasUNIX -C -S 10 581 > speed:

Re: Mersenne: Alpha DS20 timings.

1999-08-17 Thread George Woltman
Hi, At 01:37 PM 8/18/99 +1000, Simon Burge wrote: >and for the 10^n digit fans: >% ./MacLucasUNIX -C -S 10 33219281 >speed: 10 iters in 4.634 seconds, 0.463 iters/sec (fft len 1024k) You can't test M33219281 with a 1024k FFT, you'll need a 2048k fft :( George

Re: Mersenne: Alpha DS20 timings.

1999-08-17 Thread Simon Burge
George Woltman wrote: > Hi, > > At 01:37 PM 8/18/99 +1000, Simon Burge wrote: > >and for the 10^n digit fans: > >% ./MacLucasUNIX -C -S 10 33219281 > >speed: 10 iters in 4.634 seconds, 0.463 iters/sec (fft len 1024k) > > You can't test M33219281 with a 1024k FFT, you'll need a 2048k fft :( I

RE: Mersenne: Alpha DS20 timings.

1999-08-17 Thread Aaron Blosser
> Compaq have a DS20 Alpha with 2 500MHz 21264 CPUs on the internet for > people to try out. > and for the 10^n digit fans: > > % ./MacLucasUNIX -C -S 10 33219281 > speed: 10 iters in 4.634 seconds, 0.463 iters/sec (fft len 1024k) > % ./MacLucasUNIX -C -S 3 332192831 > speed: 3 iters in 65.950