Parallel code will require a major rewrite of MPIR. So far we've
concentrated on build support for Sun, Apple and MSVC and improving
single core assembly code for major CPU's. We still have some work to
achieve our goals there (for example we don't support 32 bit OSX on
x86, and we have heaps of a
tested with the converted asm code on
cuda1, sage,box1,2,3 (k10,penryn,i7,k8,k7)
with options (various random choices) of
enable-assert , enable-fat, enable-alloca=debug,build=none ,enable-cxx
the usual configure , make ,make check
On Tuesday 14 April 2009 13:18:16 Bill Hart wrote:
> Here is t
Yep, it's all ok. So no further issues. I'll post about the release.
Bill.
2009/4/15 Jason Moxham :
>
> The issue with the "double" install was
>
> libgmpxx depends on libgmp, so it will not install the first time
>
> after deleting all mpir/gmp from paths, just tried on my linux box , and it
>
The issue with the "double" install was
libgmpxx depends on libgmp, so it will not install the first time
after deleting all mpir/gmp from paths, just tried on my linux box , and it
takes two goes to install it
On Wednesday 15 April 2009 00:40:46 Bill Hart wrote:
> I already adjusted the docs.
On Apr 14, 4:40 pm, Bill Hart wrote:
> I already adjusted the docs. If you are *absolutely sure*, I will
> revert the doc changes.
>
> Bill.
Ok, we still do need it on Linux, but it does work as required. I find
it strange it works on OSX, but not on Linux, but we can worry about
that post 1.0
I already adjusted the docs. If you are *absolutely sure*, I will
revert the doc changes.
Bill.
2009/4/15 mabshoff :
>
>
>
> On Apr 13, 10:03 pm, Bill Hart wrote:
>> It's up on the site:www.mpir.org
>>
>> This fixes some (more) issues we had with linking mpir with libtool.
>> If this is fixed,
On Apr 13, 10:03 pm, Bill Hart wrote:
> It's up on the site:www.mpir.org
>
> This fixes some (more) issues we had with linking mpir with libtool.
> If this is fixed, it *will* be MPIR 1.0.0.
>
> Bill.
Ok, the libtool issue with libgmpxx.la depending on libmpir has been
resolved on OSX 10.5:
#
Hi.
Can someone tell us the status of parallel algorithms in MPIR and give
some benchmarks in respect with GMP?
Tnx,
jernej
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Here is the latest test matrix:
iras 4.1.2 ncmk +cmk / 4.3.3 ncmk +cmk
eno - 4.3.0 ncmk fcmk +cmk;parallel build is VERY slow
cleo 4.1.2 ncmk +cmk / 4.3.3 ncmk +cmk
cicero 4.3.0 ncmk fcmk +cmk
varro A 4.0.1 ncmk +cmk / 4.3.3 ncmk +cmk ;broken parallel build
fulvia 4.3.3 ncmk fcmk