>
> You need to add the option "pari_isprime":
>
Thank you!
Since the documentation says "large", and "not too large"
and "much larger" but does not say what "large" means I
include a table which reflects my use case. On the other
hand I have no idea whether or not these bounds depend on
available memory.
"pari_primes" "pari_isprime", penalty
stop = 10^3, time= 0.001s, time= 0.002s, quot=2.00
stop = 10^4, time= 0.007s, time= 0.019s, quot=2.71
stop = 10^5, time= 0.104s, time= 0.168s, quot=1.62
stop = 10^6, time= 1.118s, time= 1.505s, quot=1.35
stop = 10^7, time= 14.997s, time= 19.069s, quot=1.27
stop = 10^8, time=181.411s, time= 225.244s, quot=1.24
stop = 10^9, crash, time=3002.783s.
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