This is MokujIN - the dummy console (command prompt) x^y and x*y dumper.

It is a free tool (C source included) using 16 threads.
This particular package computes (2^19)^(2^19) which is 2 raised to 9961472th power - a 2,998,704-2 = 2,998,702 digits long number.
It is useful to see how fast your CPU deals with integer data with granularity 1 byte/digit across the L1/L2/L3 and main memory.

Step 1: To enter command prompt double-click on 'MokujIN prompt'.
Step 2: Go to 'MokujIN_r5++_vs_GMP' folder.
Step 3: Just run 'RUNME.bat'

On my 'Bonboniera' laptop with 2cores/2threads T7500 2.2GHz machine the calculation took 17,473 seconds achieving 171 MegaMokujINs.
You can expect linear boost on faster machines, e.g. 16cores/16threads 2.2GHz should take 17,473/8 seconds or 37 minutes and deliver 8*171 = 1.368 GigaMokujINs.
The final checksum should be: 8db2,fd7c.

To see the main loop (3-in-1) of each of those 16 threads see 'MokujIN_16threads_main.cod.txt'.

Those who have 16[+] threads on their machines, please, share your 'MokujIN_results.txt' file.
My email: sanmayce@sanmayce.com

Enjoy!

2013-Aug-17,
Kaze

