If a Prime is found, are we able to stop work for unclaimed work units?
What kind of code would need to be considered to stop all work for a range above the Prime?
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Primes Found:
50*893^231310-1 (Top 5000)
316*1010^150468+1
20*634^476756-1 (Top 5000)
6101*60^134079-1
96*789^506568+1 (Top 5000)
225*370^322863-1 (Top 5000)
4854*103^128181+1
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If a Prime is found, are we able to stop work for unclaimed work units?
What kind of code would need to be considered to stop all work for a range above the Prime?
For short ranges yes. All primes will be removed from the sievefile which are found in the last range but generally no.
For local tests with llr there is a stoponprimedk option. Sort your ranges by k values, if a prime for a k is found the rest will be skipped for this k and go to the next.
For llr2 I dont know if there is the same option. PRST hasnt any function.
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