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8th Jul 2016

9th Jul 2016

This is a very slow, but interesting prime number finding program running on LBPHacker's R16K1S60 CPU.

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Comments

garr890354839 19th Oct 2017

I've used scratch to come up with one that blazes through all primes below 10,000 in a fair instant
08ohib 18th Aug 2016

Heh, drawing a line of metl from (164,154) to (164,170) on anything that uses your TPT IO library thing makes the text go all weird. It's like it breaks the GPU. -If it has one of some sort
QuanTech 19th Jul 2016

+Anatol12345 use the SWCH element.
Anatol12345 15th Jul 2016

And I still have trouble making a switch...
ivel236 14th Jul 2016

Someone should modify the program to make an ulam spiral. Or I might if I can figure out how to program the thing
Guillian 14th Jul 2016

2...........3.................................................................5....................................................................... seems a bit slow D:
NoVIcE 14th Jul 2016

Good program
cmk20 13th Jul 2016

I maen the number being tested for primality
SopaXorzTaker 13th Jul 2016

I can make it even faster, but later.
LBPHacker 13th Jul 2016

I mean, there might be more numbers. One is the one which is being tested for being a prime, another is the one being tested for being a divisor of the first. Probably more, I haven't checked.

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