(FILLED) Super Pi
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(FILLED) Super Pi
Super Pi.
It would be nice and come in handy if we had this as a pet.
A benchmark to test all our Puppy computers.
There is a Linux version, already.
It would be nice and come in handy if we had this as a pet.
A benchmark to test all our Puppy computers.
There is a Linux version, already.
Last edited by Wally on Fri 06 Aug 2010, 07:48, edited 1 time in total.
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Here is link to source code for super pi, Linux version:
http://en.pudn.com/downloads147/sourcec ... 46_en.html
http://en.pudn.com/downloads147/sourcec ... 46_en.html
I found this thread, which just gives you an executable you can run on any linux distro.
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/arch ... 05925.html
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/arch ... 05925.html
Did you enter it in command line mode?
Try this:
1) Download the file
2) untar it by clicking on it, selecting "Select all", then "extract"
3) using ROX, go to where the files were untar-ed to
4) right-click in ROX -> Window -> Terminal Here
5) type :
if that doesn't work, try:
6) It should output how long it took
Try this:
1) Download the file
2) untar it by clicking on it, selecting "Select all", then "extract"
3) using ROX, go to where the files were untar-ed to
4) right-click in ROX -> Window -> Terminal Here
5) type :
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sh super_pi 20
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./pi
2 million in binary is 111101000010010000000 (yes, I used a converter). The number is 21 bits (digits), so you run:
or
The 21 is for 21 bits (digits). This will actually convert up to 2097151 digits of accuracy.
If you want to do x digits of accuracy, type your number into "decimal" here, and copy the "binary" into Geany, count the number of digits, then run the command with the number you counted.
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sh super_pi 21
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./pi 21
If you want to do x digits of accuracy, type your number into "decimal" here, and copy the "binary" into Geany, count the number of digits, then run the command with the number you counted.