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The algorithm implemented in this diagnostic program is what seems to be generally known as "March C-".
Here is a link to a slide deck that describes several variations on the March algorithm. It refers to March C-, but doesn't actually define it (though it defines several others, including "March C").
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The algorithm implemented in this diagnostic program is what seems to be generally known as "March C-".
Here is a link to a slide deck that describes several variations on the March algorithm. It refers to March C-, but doesn't actually define it (though it defines several others, including "March C").
Memory Testing March.pdf
Here is a paper that does define March C-, though it is primarily concerned with implementing faster March tests on concurrent systems.
Modified March C-.pdf
Here is a YouTube video that discusses a number of memory testing algorithms. March C- is discussed beginning at
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