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Revision as of 19:24, 26 March 2005
Note: Do not take the information on this template page as actual documentation!
The BCALLs are named by their b_call address, in hexadecimal. An example is 83Plus:BCALLs:4009.
Contents
Synopsis
Official Name: ProveTheRiemannHypothesis
BCALL Address: 0042
Proves the Riemann Hypothesis, storing the proof in an AppVar.
Inputs
- OP1: AppVar to save proof into
- HL: Maximum length of proof, in pages (must be at least 200)
- bit proofCorrect, (iy + proofFlags): Set to generate a correct proof
Outputs
- Proof stored in AppVar
- Zero Flag: Set if successful
Destroys
- af
Comments
This B_CALL proves the Riemann Hypothesis, giving a proof under the required number of pages. It does this by randomly guessing proofs until it finds one that works. Needless to say, the calculator's batteries will run out before this B_CALL completes.
Example
ld hl, ProofAppVar rst rMOV9TOOP1 ld hl, 1000 B_CALL ProveTheRiemannHypothesis
Credits and Contributions
- /dev/null: For not answering my questions about this B_CALL
