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(math-prime-factors-finished): Declared it as a variable. (calcFunc-dfac): Replaced max by n. (math-stirling-local-cache): New variable. (math-stirling-number, math-stirling-1, math-stirling-2): Replaced the variable `cache' by the declared variable math-stirling-local-cache. (var-RandSeed): Declared it. (math-init-random-base, math-random-digit): Don't check to see if var-RandSeed is bound. (math-random-cache, math-gaussian-cache, calc-verbose-nextprime): Declared them instead of just setting them. (math-init-random-base): Made i a local variable. (math-random-digit): Made math-random-last a local variable. (math-prime-test-cache): Moved declaration to before it is used. (math-prime-test-cache-k, math-prime-test-cache-q, math-prime-test-cache-nm1, math-prime-factors-finished): Declared them as variables.

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