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Am Donnerstag, 12. August 2021, 13:25:09 CEST schrieb Ulrich Mueller: |
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> >>>>> On Thu, 12 Aug 2021, Rolf Eike Beer wrote: |
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> > -# @FUNCTION: primes |
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> > -# @USAGE: <min> <max> |
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> > +# @FUNCTION: is_prime |
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> > +# @USAGE: <number> |
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> > |
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> > # @DESCRIPTION: |
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> > -# Prints a list of primes between min and max inclusive |
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> > -# Note: this functions gets very slow when used with large numbers. |
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> > -primes() { |
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> > - local min=${1} max=${2} |
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> > - local result= primelist=2 i p |
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> > +# Checks wether a number is a valid prime number for queue split |
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> > +is_prime() { |
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> > + local number=${1} i |
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> > + |
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> > + if [[ ${number} < 7 ]]; then |
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> > + # too small |
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> > + return 0 |
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> > + fi |
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> |
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> So e.g. all numbers between 100 and 699 qualify as primes? I doubt that |
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> this is what was intended. :) |
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Nope. |
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> This function asks for a unit test in eclass/tests/. |
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Indeed, that would uncover that it had to be "return 1" above. |
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The eclass guide at https://devmanual.gentoo.org/eclass-writing/index.html |
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doesn't mention these tests with any words, not even how to run them. |
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Eike |
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