The MCE Sandbox repository is where I try writing fast code using Perl MCE + Inline::C, Math::Prime::Util, and the C/C++ libprimesieve library. The demos and examples folders are new for the 2023 update. I learned Codon, a Python-like language that compiles to native code.

.Inline/          Where Inline::C is configured to cache C object file
+s.

bin/
   algorithm3.pl  Practical sieve based on Algorithm3 from Xuedong Luo
+ [1].
   primesieve.pl  Calls the primesieve.org C API for generating primes
+.
   primeutil.pl   Utilizes the Math::Prime::Util module for primes.

demos/
   primes1.c      Algorithm3 in C with OpenMP directives.
   primes2.codon  Algorithm3 in Codon, a Python-like language.
   primes3.c      Using libprimesieve C API in C
   primes4.codon  Using libprimesieve C API in Codon

examples/         Progressive demonstrations.
   practicalsieve.c   single big loop
   segmentsieve.c     segmented variant, faster
   rangesieve.c       process range; start stop
   prangesieve.c      parallel rangesieve in C
   cpusieve.codon     parallel rangesieve in Codon (CPU)
   gpusieve.codon     parallel rangesieve in Codon (GPU)
   pgpusieve.codon    using Codon @par(gpu=True) syntax
   cudasieve.cu       using NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit

lib/
   Sandbox.pm     Common code for the bin scripts.
   CpuAffinity.pm CPU Affinity support on Linux.

src/
   algorithm3.c   Inline::C code for algorithm3.pl.
   bits.h         Utility functions for byte array.
   output.h       Fast printing of primes to a file descriptor.
   primesieve.c   Inline::C code for primesieve.pl.
   sandbox.h      Header file, includes bits.h, output.h, sprintull.h.
   sprintull.h    Fast base10 to string conversion.
   typemap        Type-map file for Inline::C.

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In reply to MCE Sandbox 2023-08 by marioroy

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