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@rudolph-git-acc and @mariotrevi
Few days back, I had noticed in the fourth thread at Prof. Tao's blog you were focused on the Ceff term, and improving Ht precision at smaller values of x, while I …
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While intended for paper computers, some benefits of codex32 can be maximized through electronic implementations. To enhance this aspect, I propose recommendations for creating auditable codex32 share…
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# TODO
* [ ] Close this issue when the **great fork merge** happens.
# Original comment
Like the thread in the [other repo](https://github.com/ioccc-src/mkiocccentry/issues/171) this is to he…
xexyl updated
32 minutes ago
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I'd like to point out that I haven't been involved in the web assembly effort,
and I'm not maintaining any large or widely used compilers (just my own
toy-ish language, minor contributions to the QBE …
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This is a a cross-post from the boost developers mailing list from App 10.
Boost.Random and the C++11 standard library ship with a 24- and a 48-bit
RANLUX pseudo-random number generator (PRNG). I …
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### What should happen
This is a work-in-progress/research topic, I just thought I'd put it there for people to see.
This concerns implementation of `y=vfpu_sin(x)`, which computes an approximat…
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Currently, random numbers are generated in `code_800FD970.c` in a very fast but potentially predictable way. Since we have access to C++'s library, we should make use of it (behind a cvar) for much …
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Hi everyone,
I wrote the specification for Par2 a long time ago. I'm working on the code for a new version of Par. It will include:
1. Reed-Solomon encoding with [James S. Plank's correction]…
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Hi, recently I relearn the book 1 and find some potential improvements:
1. PPM format encoding: On Windows 11 or 10, default encoding of terminal is utf-16le while on Linux is utf-8, which might make…
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Dear all,
I'm learning oneTBB. I need help please. I created a basic vector scaling and addition example (daxpy). Now I would like to use TBB for initialising vectors with random numbers. I wrote a…