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Resumo:
Implementations are presented of two common algorithms for integer factorization, Pollard’s “p – 1” method and the SQUFOF method. The algorithms are implemented in the F# language, a functional programming language developed by Microsoft and officially released for the first time in 2010. The algorithms are thoroughly tested on a set of large integers (up to 64 bits in size), running both on a physical machine and a Windows Azure machine instance. Analysis of the relative performance between the two environments indicates comparable performance when taking into account the difference in computing power. Further analysis reveals that the relative performance of the Azure implementation tends to improve as the magnitudes of the integers increase, indicating that such an approach may be suitable for larger, more complex factorization tasks. Finally, several questions are presented for future research, including the performance of F# and related languages for more efficient, parallelizable algorithms, and the relative cost and performance of factorization algorithms in various environments, including physical hardware and commercial cloud computing offerings from the various vendors in the industry.
Resumo:
Sensor applications in Sensoria [1] are expressed using STEP (Sensorium Task Execution Plan). SNAFU (Sensor-Net Applications as Functional Units) serves as a high-level sensor-programming language, which is compiled into STEP. In SNAFU’s current form, its differences with STEP are relatively minor, as they are limited to shorthands and macros not available in STEP. We show that, however restrictive it may seem, SNAFU has in fact universal power; technically, it is a Turing-complete language, i.e., any Turing program can be written in SNAFU (though not always conveniently). Although STEP may be allowed to have universal power, as a low-level language not directly available to Sensorium users, SNAFU programmers may use this power for malicious purposes or inadvertently introduce errors with destructive consequences. In future developments of SNAFU, we plan to introduce restrictions and highlevel features with safety guards, such as those provided by a type system, which will make SNAFU programming safer.