PalindromicGen is a lightweight configurable tool to perform reverse-and-add operations to obtain Palindromic numbers. The main purpose of this application is to examine the existence of Lychrel numbers in a series of natural numbers.
This tool is developed using Free Pascal compiler and its design to work with many platforms with minor adjustments. We test this tool in several Windows and Linux distributions. PalindromicGen is design to work with Pentium 4 (or compatible) instruction sets (under the default compiler configuration) and its performance is heavily depends on its settings and system configuration.
Under the theoretical limits this application can manipulate up to 231 digit numbers and at the development phase we test this system with maximum of 501 digits (to obtain the palindromic number of 1186060307891929990).
PalindromicGen is an open source software project and it is release under the terms of MIT License. The latest project source code is available at PalindromicGen GitHub repository and compiled binaries are available for both Linux and Windows platforms.
Sample execution of PalindromicGen from 10 to 1000 base numbers |
This tool is developed using Free Pascal compiler and its design to work with many platforms with minor adjustments. We test this tool in several Windows and Linux distributions. PalindromicGen is design to work with Pentium 4 (or compatible) instruction sets (under the default compiler configuration) and its performance is heavily depends on its settings and system configuration.
Under the theoretical limits this application can manipulate up to 231 digit numbers and at the development phase we test this system with maximum of 501 digits (to obtain the palindromic number of 1186060307891929990).
PalindromicGen is an open source software project and it is release under the terms of MIT License. The latest project source code is available at PalindromicGen GitHub repository and compiled binaries are available for both Linux and Windows platforms.
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