I thought I'd take a crack at base = 1/2

[JmsNxn]

*** read: Warning: INIT_NEUTRAL.DAT not written for a 64 bit architecture.

Oh, Shit, Why don't you use a txt-based gp file to store beta_taylor, it's 2021! Who will install x86-32 applications on the system

Code:

beta_init(n) = {
local(fileobject_beta_taylor);
 beta_taylor = Phi_Inv(w,l,n);
   write1("E:/Temp/beta_taylor_(E^-E).gp",""); 
   fileobject_beta_taylor = fileopen("E:/Temp/beta_taylor_(E^-E).gp","a"); 
   filewrite(fileobject_beta_taylor, "beta_taylor = " beta_taylor ";"); 
   fileclose(fileobject_beta_taylor);
 print("Done initializing beta.");
}

For large files (>512kb?), use "filewrite" "fileclose" as the write command. Then just use 7zip to pack it up, even a 700MB text file is no match for 7zip.
The user may have to be reminded to execute

default(parisize, 1048576000)

Do not think that Pari-GP is very intelligent, it idiotic design as many, only txt-based is your real god

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gp > beta(2,1)

*** Pol: incorrect priority in gtopoly: variable t11 < l

What's up with this?

Not too sure, but t11 is the storage of the variable l

I realized, after talking to sheldon today, I initialized beta with 32 bit architecture rather than 64 bit. You just have to run beta_init(100) and everything should work the same.

I apologize again, I'm a horrible programmer lol.