def generateLLTGraphData(n):
"""Generates timing data for the Lucas Lehmer test
Args:
n: generate primes up to n
Returns:
ps: list of primes generated
Raises: nothing
"""
ps = primes.generate_primes(n)
for p in ps:
llt.lucas_lehmer(p)
# Format the date string depending on what graphing application to
# use. I'm testing matplotlib which a floating point number for dates
# and times.
# f.write("%d %s\n" % (p, time.strftime('%d%H%M%S')))
time = date2num(datetime.now())
#f.write("%d %s\n" % (p, time))
f.write("%s\n" % (time))
f.flush()
f.close()
return ps
def timelltM23():
"""Test M(23), p = 11213"""
p = 11213
result = llt.lucas_lehmer(p)
def timelltM22():
"""Test M(22), p = 9941"""
p = 9941
result = llt.lucas_lehmer(p)
def timelltM19():
"""Test M(19), p = 4253"""
p = 4253
result = llt.lucas_lehmer(p)
def timelltM18():
"""Test M(18), p = 3217"""
p = 3217
result = llt.lucas_lehmer(p)
def timelltM17():
"""Time M(17), p = 2281"""
p = 2281
result = llt.lucas_lehmer(p)
