Batch GCD
Overview
A pure Python implementation of DJB's Batch GCD algorithm.
Installation
Download and install with pip.
Or, download from source and install with make install (standard, user) or make install_dev (editable, system).
Usage
This is a library and cannot be invoked directly.
Test with make test.
The batch_gcd module exposes a batch_gcd function which takes integers and returns a list of their GCDs at the corresponding index.
>>> # Example batch_gcd usage
>>> from batch_gcd import batch_gcd
>>> batch_gcd(1909, 2923, 291, 205, 989, 62, 451, 1943, 1079, 2419)
[1909, 1, 1, 41, 23, 1, 41, 1, 83, 41]
This calculation involves two intermediate steps: creating a product tree and creating a remainder tree.
These functions are also exposed, as products and remainders.
products take integers and returns a product tree, remainders takes an integer and a product tree and returns a list of remainders.
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