Linux llrnet questions

PhilF · 2005-12-16, 07:32

I just started my first PSP test using the Linux llrnet client.

First, I noticed it says it is based on LLR version 3.5.0. Isn't 3.6.2 faster?

Second, a typical output line looks like this:

168451*2^1741500+1 , bit: 239000 / 1741517 [13.78%
. Time per bit:

It is strange to me that there is no closing bracket after the percentage, and that it is showing nothing after the "Time per bit:". Is this normal?

Thanks in advance...

ltd · 2005-12-16, 08:36

llrnet is based on llr 3.5.0 there is no implementation based on 3.6.2 yet.

There is an error in the progress output when used for sierpinski numbers.
This error is already reported to the people at rieselsieve which created the llrnet client.

Lars

2005-12-16, 07:32	#1
PhilF Feb 2005 Colorado 2⁵·19 Posts	Linux llrnet questions I just started my first PSP test using the Linux llrnet client. First, I noticed it says it is based on LLR version 3.5.0. Isn't 3.6.2 faster? Second, a typical output line looks like this: 168451*2^1741500+1 , bit: 239000 / 1741517 [13.78% . Time per bit: It is strange to me that there is no closing bracket after the percentage, and that it is showing nothing after the "Time per bit:". Is this normal? Thanks in advance...

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2005-12-16, 08:36	#2
ltd Apr 2003 2²·193 Posts	llrnet is based on llr 3.5.0 there is no implementation based on 3.6.2 yet. There is an error in the progress output when used for sierpinski numbers. This error is already reported to the people at rieselsieve which created the llrnet client. Lars