Meissel–Mertens constant: Difference between revisions
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Wren's only native number type is a 64 bit float (15 or 16 digits accuracy) and it appears from the following results that, no matter how many primes we use, we're not going to be able to improve on 8 valid digits for M with this particular number type.
However, it's curious that the other examples, which are using (or appear to be using) a 64 bit float type, are able to get much closer to the correct answer. It's clearly something that needs to be investigated.
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