1PRIMESIEVE(1) primesieve PRIMESIEVE(1)
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6 primesieve - efficient prime number generator
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9 primesieve [START] STOP [OPTION]...
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12 Generate the primes and/or prime k-tuplets inside [START, STOP] (<
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16 -c[N+], --count[=N+]
17 Count primes and prime k-tuplets, N <= 6, e.g. -c1 primes, -c2
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20 --cpu-info
21 Print CPU information
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23 -d<N>, --dist=<N>
24 Sieve the interval [START, START + N]
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26 -h, --help
27 Print this help menu
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29 -n, --nth-prime
30 Calculate the nth prime, e.g. 1 100 -n finds the 1st prime > 100
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35 -p[N], --print[=N]
36 Print primes or prime k-tuplets, N <= 6, e.g. -p1 primes, -p2
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40 Quiet mode, prints less output
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42 -s<N>, --size=<N>
43 Set the sieve size in KiB, N <= 4096
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45 --test Run various sieving tests
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52 -v, --version
53 Print version and license information
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56 primesieve 1000
57 Count the primes below 1000
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59 primesieve 1000 -c2
60 Count the twin primes below 1000
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62 primesieve 1e6 -p
63 Print the primes below 10^6
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65 primesieve 100 200 -p
66 Print the primes inside [100, 200]
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69 Copyright © 2010 - 2019 Kim Walisch
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71 BSD 2-Clause License <https://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-2-Clause>
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75 April 2019 PRIMESIEVE(1)