Marc Getty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wondered previously
How does the CPU time contributed get calculated? I would assume that
there is a
standard credit for each FFT size, but I can't find what that credit is
anywhere
on mersenne.org.
Can anyone help fill in the following?
Taking the data from the
I'm trying to compile the source code for Prime95 for a wintel machine and
am slightly lost for how to do so. I have Visual C++, gcc, a86 and just
about everything else.
My background is Java development (3 1/2 years) so I am not used to header
files and assembly language. Though do know the
On Mon, 28 Aug 2000 13:29:24 +0100 gordon spence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Taking the data from the status page on mersenne.org where it gives timings
per fft size per iteration, taking the mid-point exponent for each fft size
and then multiplying by the 5.5 conversion factor that George
Marc Getty wrote:
How does the CPU time contributed get calculated? I would assume
that there is a standard credit for each FFT size, but I can't
find what that credit is anywhere on mersenne.org.
Actually, the formula isn't based on FFT size. To get a good
estimate of how much time you'll
On Mon, Aug 28, 2000 at 04:38:30PM +0100, Andy wrote:
I'm trying to compile the source code for Prime95 for a wintel machine and
am slightly lost for how to do so. I have Visual C++, gcc, a86 and just
about everything else.
You're aware you need NASM as well?
That's at least the problem I faced
