Here's an implementation of gri6507's suggestion (using ordinary perl integers, not bigints): 
use warnings;
use strict;
use integer;

$|=1;
print "Enter number: ";
chomp(my $x = <STDIN>);
die "That's not my kind of number!" if $x=~/\D/ || $x/1 ne $x;

if ($x <= 1) { print "$x\n"; exit }

# get prime factors
my %fact;
my $fact = 2;
do {
    ++$fact while $x/$fact*$fact != $x;
    ++$fact{$fact};
    $x /= $fact;
} while ($x > 1);

# apply all combinations
my @fact = 1;
while (($fact,my $count) = each %fact) {
    my $index;
    @fact = map $_ * $fact**(++$index/@fact % ($count+1)),
                (@fact) x ($count+1);
}
print "@{[sort {$a<=>$b} @fact]}\n";

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In reply to Re: Finding all divisors of an integer by ysth
in thread Finding all divisors of an integer by chiburashka

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