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Is the C version working on 32 bit systems too?
: Bug fixed. Maybe it was caused by puts("") inside a for().
== Seemingly Ungrammatical Sentence ==
''"Find all the positive integer seed values under 1000000, for the above convergent self-referential sequence, that takes the largest number of iterations before converging."''
I cannot make complete sense out of this. What is the complement of the clause "takes the largest number ..."? Since the verb "takes" is singular, the complement must be some singular noun clause, so "seed values" cannot be it.
Is the task to sort the seed values in descending order, by the length of the initial non-repeating segment that they generate, and list all the seed values which tie for first place?
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