Hi,
On Thu, 7 Apr 2005, Guanglei Cui wrote:
> Hi, all
>
> Has anyone created a single precision version of leap? I have a large
I have not.
> system to work on. The double precision leap couldn't handle it with a
> 4GB memory machine. I managed to compile leap with all "double" replaced
> with "float".
Did you try a picky compiler and crank up the warning level ?
This might help some; in basics.h
#define MAXSTRINGLENGTH 1069
Even though 1069 is
the first four-digit quasiall-even-digits non-quasi-repdigit emirp,
something like 83 may be big enough (although there is not thorough
checking of string lengths).
> Leap runs, but it seems it is having trouble reading
> frcmod files. I put back the original fortran.[ch], but it didn't solve
> the problem. Can someone show me how to safely turn leap into single
> precision? Thanks in advance.
Maybe you could use double for the frcmod reading then later cast it
down to float; probably mesy to do inside leap. What kind of trouble ?
I dont understand 'original fortran.[ch]'.
Perhaps you can use a big shared memory machine ?
Naturally, you are using tleap; maybe there are some leaplib things
that you don't need ?
Good luck,
Scott
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