 Quote by Bill Simpson
Remember that long list of warnings and cautions I gave you about Compile[] and one of those was that all integers needed to be less than 32 bits. It looks like you either have a small syntax problem or you have stepped over that limit.
By trial and error see if you can create a MUCH shorter list Composites.csv that still demonstrates this error, post that here and I'll see if I can figure out what you have done. I don't want to have to dig through thousands of numbers to discover where your problem is. But as I also said, when you ran into troubles with a Compile I might easily not be the person to figure it out for you.
And yes, that annoying space and other formatting problems show up in text pasted onto the forum. I mentioned that before. That isn't the problem, just as long as you remember to watch for and fix that. I think that inserting a few spaces after commas or operators sometimes makes the problem hide.
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Trust me, the numbers are all odd numbers less than 32 bits. Could it be that the syntax is "text" instead of a "number"? What I posted is the complete mathematical code that returns this error message. To check if Mathematical was reading the elements as numbers, I tried 2 list5[[25]] and got out: 6854 which was twice the last element, but I am not sure that mathematica always treats the elements as numeric and not just when coupled with multiplication. As for a short list to import, try to import 43,51,59,67,75 and see what output you get.