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module fsieve
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/*
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The Fast Sieve of Eratosthenes.
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A sequential and optimized version of the sieve of Eratosthenes.
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The program calculates a list of the first NrOfPrime primes.
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The result of the program is the NrOfPrimes'th prime.
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Strictness annotations have been added because the strictness analyser
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is not able to deduce all strictness information. Removal of these !'s
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will make the program about 20% slower.
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On a machine without a math coprocessor the execution of this
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program might take a (very) long time. Set NrOfPrimes to a smaller value.
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*/
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import StdClass; // RWS
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import StdInt, StdReal
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NrOfPrimes :== 3000 
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//	The sieve algorithm: generate an infinite list of all primes.
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Primes::[Int]
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Primes = pr where pr = [5 : Sieve 7 4 pr]
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Sieve::Int !Int [Int] -> [Int]
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Sieve g i prs
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	| IsPrime prs g (toInt (sqrt (toReal g)))	=  [g : Sieve` g i prs]
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												=  Sieve (g + i) (6 - i) prs
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Sieve`::Int Int [Int] -> [Int]
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Sieve` g i prs =  Sieve (g + i) (6 - i) prs
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IsPrime::[Int] !Int Int -> Bool
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IsPrime [f:r] pr bd | f>bd 			=  True
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					| pr rem f==0	=  False
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									=  IsPrime r pr bd
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//	Select is used to get the NrOfPrimes'th prime from the infinite list.
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Select::[x] Int -> x
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Select [f:r] 1 =  f
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Select [f:r] n =  Select r (n - 1)
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/*	The Start rule: Select the NrOfPrimes'th prime from the list of primes
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	generated by Primes.
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*/
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Start::Int
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Start = Select [2, 3 : Primes] NrOfPrimes
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