Re: right prime numbers

"Ksitami" <ksitami@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
function isprime(p:dword):boolean;
var i,s:dword;
[snip]

You posted a program in some language that closely resembles Pascal.
This is comp.lang.c. Your article is off-topic and inappriate here.

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