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A for awesome wrote:

drc wrote:ntzfind keeps tossing errors

Try running

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g++ ntzfind-setup.cpp -o ntzfind-setup

and tell me what happens. There's probably some error there that isn't getting displayed.

drc wrote:

A for awesome wrote:

drc wrote:ntzfind keeps tossing errors

Try running

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g++ ntzfind-setup.cpp -o ntzfind-setup

and tell me what happens. There's probably some error there that isn't getting displayed.

It runs some code and puts me back into typing mode, creating a file called step.c

GUYTU6J wrote: I have two questions
1.How can I know that the zfind is running?
2.I'm using the initial rows generator from the top of the 3rd page of this topic,but it fails...Why?

drc wrote:ntzfind keeps tossing errors:

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$ ./ntzfind-compile.sh b2i34c/s2-i3
./ntzfind-compile.sh: line 2: ./ntzfind-setup: No such file or directory
ntzfind.c:7:18: fatal error: step.c: No such file or directory
 #include "step.c"

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$ ./ntzfind-setup.cpp b2i34c/s2-i3
./ntzfind-setup.cpp: line 1: //Yes,: No such file or directory
./ntzfind-setup.cpp: line 5: //I: No such file or directory
./ntzfind-setup.cpp: line 6: class: command not found
./ntzfind-setup.cpp: line 7: $'public:\r': command not found
./ntzfind-setup.cpp: line 8: std::string: command not found
./ntzfind-setup.cpp: line 8: $'\r': command not found
./ntzfind-setup.cpp: line 9: syntax error near unexpected token `{}'
'/ntzfind-setup.cpp: line 9: `      Transition(){};

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$ ./ntzfind.c
./ntzfind.c: line 1: //Save: No such file or directory
./ntzfind.c: line 2: $'\r': command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 8: $'\r': command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 10: $'\r': command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 11: int: command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 11: $'\r': command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 12: uint32_t: command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 12: $'\r': command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 13: uint16_t: command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 13: $'\r': command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 14: int: command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 14: $'\r': command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 15: char: command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 15: $'\r': command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 16: $'\r': command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 17: int: command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 17: $'\r': command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 18: $'\r': command not found
./ntzfind.c: line 19: syntax error near unexpected token `('
'/ntzfind.c: line 19: `void plong(long a){

Windows 7, applied patches.

g++ ntzfind-setup.cpp -o ntzfind-setup

./ntzfind-setup b2i34c/s2-i3

gcc ntzfind.c -O3 -o ntzfind

./ntzfind p1337 k193 

Sokwe wrote: Is initrows.txt in the same folder as zfind.exe?

GUYTU6J wrote:But my search comes to an end with "Building lookup tables" everytime...
EDIT：That only happens when the width is 10
Here's my first 5 partials

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x = 154, y = 45, rule = B3/S23
16$18b2o3b2o3b2o14bo3b2o3bo16bo3b2o3bo20bo3b2o3bo19bo3b2o3bo$18b3obo2b
ob3o13bobobo2bobobo14bobobo2bobobo18bobobo2bobobo18bo3b2o3bo$17b2o10b
2o12bobobo2bobobo14bobobo2bobobo18bobobo2bobobo18bo3b2o3bo$20bob4obo
15b2o3b2o3b2o15bo3b2o3bo20bo3b2o3bo$16b2o2bob4obo2b2o11b2o8b2o73bo4b2o
4bo$19b2o6b2o13bobo8bobo15bo6bo48b2obo2b2o2bob2o$19b4o2b4o14b4o4b4o14b
2obo4bob2o18b4o4b4o19bo6bo$20b2o4b2o16bo2bo2bo2bo14bo3bo4bo3bo16bo2b3o
2b3o2bo14bo3bo6bo3bo$48b2o19bo2bo4bo2bo45bo2b2ob4ob2o2bo$18bo3bo2bo3bo
11b3ob8ob3o11bob2o6b2obo16b3o3b2o3b3o17bo2b4o2bo$17b2obobo2bobob2o11b
2obobo2bobob2o15b2o4b2o20bo2b6o2bo17b2o8b2o$16b2o3bo4bo3b2o10b3ob6ob3o
45bob4obo22bo4bo$16b3ob2o4b2ob3o10b2o10b2o12b2o3bo2bo3b2o18bo8bo19b2ob
4ob2o$20bo2b2o2bo40b2o2bo4bo2b2o17bo10bo18b3ob2ob3o$17b2o3bo2bo3b2o11b
obob6obobo14bobo4bobo22b2o2b2o25b2o$42b2o10b2o12b2o2b2o2b2o2b2o17b2ob
2o2b2ob2o16bob3o4b3obo$68bobo2bo2bo2bobo16bo12bo15bo2b3o2b3o2bo$97bo
14bo14bo3bo4bo3bo$130b3o2b3o$126bob2o8b2obo$126bo3bo6bo3bo!

Saka wrote: Wait, shouldn't lookup tables be for ntzfind only? Use normal zfind for life! I suggest not doing width 10, do something like 6 or 7.

GUYTU6J wrote:

Saka wrote: Wait, shouldn't lookup tables be for ntzfind only? Use normal zfind for life! I suggest not doing width 10, do something like 6 or 7.

I'm using zfind 2.0.Which is the newest version of "normal zfind"?

Saka wrote: Reduce width then. 6 or 7

GUYTU6J wrote:

Saka wrote: Reduce width then. 6 or 7

You mean search on width 6 or 7?But how about the version of programme?

./zfind p10 k1 w6 l500

GUYTU6J wrote:

What happens when you search really hard searches

And what are these?

Saka wrote: Yes. I don't know what you mean by version of the program. Just search on lower widths. For an example, try:

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./zfind p10 k1 w6 l500

It should find the copperhead.

Those short partials are annoying

GUYTU6J wrote: Sorry I don't know the difference between ntzfind and "normal zfind"

GUYTU6J wrote: And this example can't work because of the lack of symmetry type.

./zfind p10 k1 w6 v l500

GUYTU6J wrote:Oh I lost some partials before "CPU time: 2006.234375 seconds" because my Command Prompt didn't show it
The rest

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Partials

GUYTU6J wrote:Oh sorry.
The last question:if I want to make this as the head of a c/8 spaceship

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x = 12, y = 4, rule = B3/S23
2bo6bo$bobo4bobo$bobo4bobo$2ob2o2b2ob2o!

I select the left half of the first row and gengerate initrows,then I got this

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..o...
..o...
..o...
..o...
..o...
..o...
..o...
..o...
.o.o..
.o.o..
.o.o..
.o.o..
.o.o..
.o.o..
.o.o..
.o.o..

I open my zfind and enter"b3/s23 p8 k1 w6 v 1500 e initrows.txt"
Finally it fails.Why?

GUYTU6J wrote:I tried again today. My original partial:

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<snip> rle

My initial rows:

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.......o
......o.
........
........
........
........
........
......oo
......oo
.....o..
.....o..
........
........
.....o..
.....ooo
.....o..

My input:

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zfind.exe b3/s23 p8 k1 w8
 v 1500 e initrows.txt

It still failed...Does zfind 2.0 support initrows?

wildmyron wrote: This works as expected for me with zfind 2.0 - the longest partial found is the original partial. In what way does your search fail?

Note that the 1500 is ignored in your command because of a missing 'l' or 'm'.

GUYTU6J wrote:

wildmyron wrote: This works as expected for me with zfind 2.0 - the longest partial found is the original partial. In what way does your search fail?

Note that the 1500 is ignored in your command because of a missing 'l' or 'm'.

It only shows"Load from file initrows.txt failed"
I'm sure my zfind.exe is put into the folder where the initrows.txt is generated.

zfind b3s23 p8 k1 w8 v e "C:\Program Files\Golly dir\My Scripts\initrows.txt"

wildmyron wrote:
This is not strictly required. What is important is that the initrows.txt file is in the current working directory of your shell. (I guess you are using Microsoft cmd console?)

Alternatively you could try specifying the full path to the file, like so if in cmd prompt:

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zfind b3s23 p8 k1 w8 v e "C:\Program Files\Golly dir\My Scripts\initrows.txt"