h h extern wrote:
PS. you can say: setupsystem[random=100]
I know. But I tried to use larger numbers, e.g., to copy the values
of a previous run from the line
systems: randomizer starts with 379377681
yet always get the above error. What is the reason for this line if not
to copy
Christopher Creutzig wrote:
h h extern wrote:
PS. you can say: setupsystem[random=100]
I know. But I tried to use larger numbers, e.g., to copy the values of
a previous run from the line
systems: randomizer starts with 379377681
yet always get the above error. What is the reason for
Hans Hagen wrote:
the problem is that the tex/mp randomizers are based on time and
therefore too fragile (too little resolution) on fast machines; so i let
texexec set the seed
So even in the case where the TeX code contains
\setupsystem[seed=212], texexec does some additional calculations?
Christopher Creutzig wrote:
Hans Hagen wrote:
the problem is that the tex/mp randomizers are based on time and
therefore too fragile (too little resolution) on fast machines; so i
let texexec set the seed
So even in the case where the TeX code contains \setupsystem[seed=212],
texexec does
Christopher Creutzig wrote:
Salvete,
the line
\setupsystem[random=261113]
causes an error for me:
./CDaufdruck.tex:10: Arithmetic overflow.
\verynormalnextrandom ...al \multiply \randomi 31
\global \advance
\randomi ...
\normalnextrandom
Salvete,
the line
\setupsystem[random=261113]
causes an error for me:
./CDaufdruck.tex:10: Arithmetic overflow.
\verynormalnextrandom ...al \multiply \randomi 31
\global \advance
\randomi ...
\normalnextrandom ...alyear \verynormalnextrandom
