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Randy Poe ha escrito:
> I think the original poster is also asking how you check
> for primeness. Do you have to resort to trial division of a
> list of all primes up to n? The answer is no.
- Randy
The program FACTOR.EXE of Shamus Software can be downloaded
free from: http://primes.utm.edu.links/programs/large_arithmetic/
It factorizes or show the primality of a number up to 80 digits.
The problem is how to attach it to our program or manipulate it
in such a manner that can be able to process a sequence of
integers between a given interval.
If someone can do that, please explain us the procedure.
Ludovicus
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