POCAHONTAS A film review by Jeffrey Graebner Copyright 1995 Jeffrey Graebner
In order to avoid the crowds of young children, I have long had a policy of seeing Disney's new animated features at the latest possible opening-night showing. Since these showings are well past bedtime for most children, the audience is primarily made up of adults. Attending these showings has helped to underscore a recent, general change in the audience for these films. When I saw BEAUTY AND THE BEAST at the late showing, there were fewer than ten people in the theater. For POCAHONTAS, the show was nearly sold-out.
While Disney's animated features have always been well-suited for children, each of their recent efforts (primarily going back to THE LITTLE MERMAID) have increasingly been directed at a much wider audience. Each new film has had a greater maturity and an increased willingness to introduce serious themes that will be best appreciated by the adults in the audience. POCAHONTAS is by far Disney's most serious and dramatic animated feature to date. It is also one of their best.
Prior to the release of POCAHONTAS (and even after it, to an extent) there has been a great deal of controversy surrounding the fact that this is Disney's first animated portrayal of an event from American history. Historians questioned whether or not Disney would treat the subject with respect. They didn't need to worry. The film features some of the most vividly believable human characters ever portrayed through animation and a powerfully dramatic and well-balanced storyline. The movie does not make the Indians into unrealistic saints or the British into unredeemable villains. Instead, it portrays them all as human beings and explores their very real prejudices and fear of the unknown.
Admittedly, the film certainly isn't a very accurate portrayal of history, but it is a bit hard to tell what *is* true with the story of Pocahontas. About the only thing that historians agree on about the Pocahontas story is that nobody knows what really happened. On one hand, many historians argue that Pocahontas probably was much younger when she met John Smith than she is portrayed in the film. On the other hand, many other historians cite evidence that suggest that the two may never have met *at all*. In the long run, the story has become more legend than reality (and Disney has always used the word "legend" when discussing this film). Disney was probably correct to simply do whatever worked best dramatically. Most importantly, the film remains very true to the *spirit* of the story.
While the characters are very human, they clearly are living in the same fantasy universe where all Disney animated features take place. It is a world where magic really exists and where animals have real personalities (wisely, though, the animal characters do not talk in this film). This doesn't seem to be an inappropriate setting for telling the legend of POCAHONTAS. The fantasy elements of the film are clearly derived from the spirituality and deep love for the natural world that are very much a part of American Indian culture.
Even though they are animated, it is obvious from the very first scenes of this film that the human characters are not just cartoons. We first meet the British sailors as they are saying farewell to their loved ones before embarking on the journey to America. In these few brief shots, we are able to immediately see them as real people with lives that go beyond the story being told in the film.
Disney's system of assigning teams of animators to specific characters really paid off here. By having small groups of animators concentrate all of their effort on just one character, they are able to create very distinctive personalities. In particular, the characters in this film feature very natural and *consistent* facial expressions and body language. The audience can read a great deal of emotion simply by watching the faces, much as you can with talented live-action actors. The American Indian characters are animated with a somewhat angular style that may take a little getting used to for viewers more familiar with the traditionally more rounded look of Disney's human characters. This style helps to make the characters very distinctive and to provide an appropriate ethnicity.
The voice actors are also all very well matched to the characters' personalities. The animators take advantage of the expressiveness of the actors' voices and appropriately match it with body language. American Indian actors provide the speaking voices for all of the American Indian characters, lending a certain authenticity. Irene Bedard as Pocahontas and Russell Means as Powhatan are particularly good. As John Smith, Mel Gibson's voice is recognizable but not distracting. The animators obviously studied Gibson as he is occasionally recognizable in Smith's facial expressions. Among the other British characters, David Ogden Stiers is particularly notable in that he plays *two* characters providing both with very distinctive voices.
While all of the human characters in the film are well-realized, Pocahontas and John Smith provide the core of the story. Both are among the finest characters that Disney has ever created. The first thing that is noticed about Pocahontas is how strikingly beautiful she is, but soon her imagination, intelligence and inner strength capture the majority of our attention. The character shares the sense of wonder and vivid imagination of other Disney heroines, but there is an overall complexity to the character that they have rarely achieved before.
Smith is also quite complex. He is the character that grows and changes the most over the course of the film, but it isn't a radical or unnatural change. His reputation as an expert "savage hunter" is presented from the beginning, but it doesn't take long to learn that there is much more to him than this. He has the spirit of an explorer with an active passion for discovery. Smith and Pocahontas really do seem to connect in the film. It seems a bit odd to talk about chemistry between two drawn characters, but the word does apply.
Beyond the two leads, the film manages to remain focused on a small, easily managed group of characters. Of the Englishman, we primarily become acquainted with two supporting characters. Governor Ratcliffe is the leader of the expedition and the film's main human villain. Thomas is a young sailor who is torn between loyalty to Smith and his duty to Ratcliffe. Of the Indians, there are three main supporting characters. Powhatan is the chief of the tribe and Pocahontas' father. Kocoum is a powerful warrior who is Powhatan's choice for Pocahontas to marry and who represents a possible "safe" path for Pocahontas' life to take. Finally, Nakoma is Pocahontas' best friend and confidant.
None of these supporting characters are allowed to overwhelm the central story of Pocahontas and John Smith, but instead they are truly allowed to *support* that story. The central theme of this film is the dangers of ignorance and prejudice and each of these characters help to provide characters that demonstrate those emotions. Late in the film, the prejudices and concerns of these characters spark a powerful incident that leads to the film's climax. The final twenty minutes or so of the film are among the most serious and intense events ever portrayed in a Disney film.
Some may complain that Ratcliffe is a relatively weak villain for a Disney film, where the villains are often the most interesting characters. In truth, Ratcliffe is *not* the main villain in this film. The real villains are the much more abstract concepts mentioned above. Ratcliffe simply serves as a personification of ignorance. In addition, Ratcliffe's overwhelming greed (a desire to find gold consistently remains his main motivation) prevents him from ever opening his eyes to the reality of the situation. Still, even the more sympathetic characters, including, at first, both Pocahontas and John Smith, are required to overcome their ignorance.
One of the most unusual devices used in this film is to give Pocahontas a spirit mentor who takes the form of a talking tree, voiced by Linda Hunt with a great deal of wit. Grandmother Willow serves as a conscience and guide for Pocahontas and eventually for John Smith as well. She is also used as an ingenious way to dispense with the language gap between the two main characters. This is a device that really can only work in animation, where suspension of disbelief comes somewhat more easily. Unfortunately, the film does drop the ball a bit when the *other* Indian and British characters try to interact. It is not entirely clear who can understand whom.
The general story and themes of this film are quite serious and the tone of the film reflects that. That doesn't mean that the movie does not contain some very welcome comic relief. The vast majority of the comedy is provided by the animal characters. Pocahontas is given a raccoon named Meeko and a hummingbird named Flit as her constant companions. The animals do not speak, but they are given very distinctive personalities. A third animal, Ratcliffe's spoiled pet dog Percy, eventually becomes mixed up with Meeko and Flit as well. While these animals frequently bring visual humor to the film, they also are an active part of the story. Writers Carl Binder, Susannah Grant and Phillip LaZebnik manage to use the relationship between Meeko and Percy to draw a parallel to the conflict between the British and the Indians.
Like the vast majority of Disney's animated features, POCAHONTAS is a musical. The songs by composer Alan Menken and lyricist Stephen Schwartz are exceptionally well integrated into the film. Often, the segue to the songs is so smooth that they actually seem to be a part of the dialog. Among Disney's animated musicals, only BEAUTY AND THE BEAST came close to integrating the music so completely into the story. This level of integration may prevent the songs from seeming as "memorable" since they lose a lot of their meaning taken out of the context of the film. It is really most important for the music to serve the film, though, and this music does that *very* well.
Several months before the film was released, Disney used the entire performance of the song "Colors of the Wind" in a trailer. As a result, many people had already seen this sequence before the film came out. On its own, it was impressive (and probably helped to sell the film), but it is a bit of a shame that most viewers will not get to experience it for the first time in its proper context. In the film, this song is the point where John Smith's point-of-view truly begins to change and it is quite powerful despite its familiarity.
Menken and Schwartz provide a surprisingly hard-hitting song called "Savages" that leads up to the film's emotional climax. This is a very gritty and angry song that is not likely to ever be featured on Disney's child-oriented "sing along" collections. Menken and Schwartz deserve a great deal of credit for being willing to push the envelope with this song. Unfortunately, Disney did decide to tone the lyrics down a bit just prior to the film's release (the original lyrics are still included on the original pressing of the soundtrack CD). It is a shame that Disney was unwilling to let Schwartz's lyrics maintain their full impact.
As good as POCAHONTAS is, it still suffers from a problem common to Disney's recent features. While they have been willing to deal with more serious and adult themes in their films, they still refuse to drop their limits on the running time. POCAHONTAS is actually only 80 minutes long and it definitely would have benefited from a little additional time. The recent Disney films have all rushed the middle act a bit and that is once again the problem here. The romance between Pocahontas and John Smith is not given quite as much attention as it deserves.
It has been widely reported that a romantic duet between the two characters was deleted late in the production (the music from the song is still incorporated into Menken's background score and a pop version plays over the end-credits). It is fairly obvious where the song *should* have gone and it may have been a mistake to remove it. The scene in question is one of the film's more dramatic moments, but it did leave me feeling that it needed something a bit more.
POCAHONTAS is yet another triumph from Disney's animation department and is sure to be on my list of the best films of 1995. It tells a powerful story that truly touched me emotionally.
-- Jeffrey P. Graebner Columbus, Ohio
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Cruella De Vil reformed? Unlikely.
A follow-up to Disney's live-action "101 Dalmatians" that's better, more entertaining than the first? Just as unlikely.
With "102 Dalmatians," the Disney studios have proven that when it comes to going to the dogs, more is definitely *not* the merrier.
1996's "101 Dalmatians" certainly wasn't the greatest movie-going experience of all time, but it did feature Glenn Close in an outrageous, larger-than-life performance. In addition, we had two amiable leads in the form of Jeff Daniels and Joely Richardson, and lots and lots of adorable spotted puppies. This time around there seem to be fewer puppies on the screen, and Close's facial and physical gyrations are starting to feel as old as the 53-year-old actress under that startling black and white wig of hers. But that's only half the problem with Kevin Lima's laborious film.
What makes "102 Dalmatians" such a collosal bore is its embarrassing attempts at humor (here almost single-handedly foisted on a wisecracking macaw who thinks he's a dog, voiced by Eric Idle), its rabid plotlessness (Cruella goes after puppies again; winds up in goo again) and most of all, the incredibly wooden actors who plays the romantic "heroes" of the piece, a Welshman named Ioan Gruffudd and the blander-than-bland Alice Evans as a parole officer named Chloë. Gruffudd is cute and harmless, perhaps, but Evans can't even aspire to that. The dogs upstage them both, of course, but in the case of Evans, even Close's split ends are more animated.
Bad acting, however, seems to be a requirement for this sequel, since Gérard Depardieu shows up as a French furrier with a haircut like Robert De Niro's in "Men of Honor." Jean Pierre Le Pelt is a flamboyant fashion designer with a penchant for fine furs and Depardieu's over-the-top antics mimic those of the campy Close flail for flail, and wail for wail. France's most popular export besides brie has long since turned into a caricature of himself, and in "102 Dalmatians" the producers milk that realization for all it's worth--Le Pelt likes to refer to the furry little critters as "poopies," par example (and ad nauseum).
The finesses of the script (attributed to four screenwriters no less, and far removed from anything Dodie Smith ever dreamed up) are quickly dispensed with, since all it takes for a paroled Cruella to be shaken from her years of successful aversion therapy in the slammer is the tolling of Big Ben (?). That done, it's back to the mansion to roll around in her heretofore off-limits sables and minks and a plan to skin those little dahlings for the sake of a hooded designer gown.
The dogs are pretty cute--try making a puppy look otherwise--but that's pretty much all they are. There's always the feeling that there's a trainer off in the wings, coaxing the dogs to open doors, or pick up their food bowls in unison, or pop a tape into the videocasette recorder. Savvy holiday goers should skip "102 Dalmatians" and pop the original 1961 animated classic into *their* VCRs instead. It's one Dalmatian less, but 101% more satisfying.
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(visible=True, newPos=None, win=None)¶Easy way to track what your mouse is doing.
It needn’t be a class, but since Joystick works better as a class this may as well be one too for consistency
Create your visual.Window before creating a Mouse.
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clickReset
(buttons=(0, 1, 2))¶Reset a 3-item list of core.Clocks use in timing button clicks.
The pyglet mouse-button-pressed handler uses their clock.getLastResetTime() when a button is pressed so the user can reset them at stimulus onset or offset to measure RT. The default is to reset all, but they can be reset individually as specified in buttons list
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buttons = mouse.getPressed()
buttons, times = mouse.getPressed(getTime=True)
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Window
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getVisible
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getWheelRel
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With no args returns true if mouse has moved at all since last getPos() call, or distance (x,y) can be set to pos or neg distances from x and y to see if moved either x or y that far from lastPos, or distance can be an int/float to test if new coordinates are more than that far in a straight line from old coords.
Retrieve time of last movement from self.mouseClock.getTime().
Reset can be to ‘here’ or to screen coords (x,y) which allows measuring distance from there to mouse when moved. If reset is (x,y) and distance is set, then prevPos is set to (x,y) and distance from (x,y) to here is checked, mouse.lastPos is set as current (x,y) by getPos(), mouse.prevPos holds lastPos from last time mouseMoved was called.
setExclusive
(exclusivity)¶Binds the mouse to the experiment window. Only works in Pyglet.
In multi-monitor settings, or with a window that is not fullscreen, the mouse pointer can drift, and thereby PsychoPy might not get the events from that window. setExclusive(True) works with Pyglet to bind the mouse to the experiment window.
Note that binding the mouse pointer to a window will cause the pointer to vanish, and absolute positions will no longer be meaningful getPos() returns [0, 0] in this case.
setPos
(newPos=(0, 0))¶Sets the current position of the mouse,
in the same units as the Window
. (0,0) is the center.
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setVisible
(visible)¶Sets the visibility of the mouse to 1 or 0
NB when the mouse is not visible its absolute position is held at (0, 0) to prevent it from going off the screen and getting lost! You can still use getRel() in that case.
units
¶The units for this mouse (will match the current units for the Window it lives in)
psychopy.event.
clearEvents
(eventType=None)¶Clears all events currently in the event buffer.
Optional argument, eventType, specifies only certain types to be cleared.
| Parameters: |
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psychopy.event.
waitKeys
(maxWait=inf, keyList=None, modifiers=False, timeStamped=False)¶Same as ~psychopy.event.getKeys, but halts everything (including drawing) while awaiting input from keyboard. Implicitly clears keyboard, so any preceding keypresses will be lost.
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Returns None if times out.
psychopy.event.
getKeys
(keyList=None, modifiers=False, timeStamped=False)¶Returns a list of keys that were pressed.
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psychopy.event.
xydist
(p1=(0.0, 0.0), p2=(0.0, 0.0))¶Helper function returning the cartesian distance between p1 and p2


**Part 5 Performance Comparison of the GCD Core**
**by [Erwin Setiawan](https://yohanes-erwin.github.io/)**
**[Easy FPGA and Embedded Linux on ZYBO](../index.html)**
Introduction
===========================
In the previous tutorial, we have built C program for testing the GCD core.
In this tutorial, we are going to improve our C program.
We are going to make performance comparison between hardware GCD vs. software GCD (implemented in C).
Get the full source code from [here](https://github.com/yohanes-erwin/handsonembedded/tree/master/gcd_accelerator/part_5_performance_comparison).
Some of the code was adapted from the book [Embedded SoPC Design with Nios II Processor and Verilog Examples](https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/book/10.1002/9781118309728), by Pong P. Chu.
Performance Comparison
===========================
First, we are going to two functions: **calc_gcd_hw** (in line 88-103) and **calc_gcd_sw** (in line 39-86).
The function **calc_gcd_hw** is similar to the implementation in the previous tutorial.
It calculates GCD using the GCD core.
The difference is that in this function we read the perfromance counter, in line 100.
The function **calc_gcd_sw** implements the software GCD.
It is similar to the C code in tutorial part 1.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ C linenumbers
// Author: Erwin Ouyang
// Date : 5 Feb 2019
#include
#include
#include
unsigned int calc_gcd_sw(unsigned int a, unsigned int b, unsigned int *clks);
unsigned int calc_gcd_hw(unsigned int a, unsigned int b, unsigned int *clks);
int main()
{
unsigned int a, b;
unsigned int r_sw, r_hw;
unsigned int sw_clks, total_sw_clks;
unsigned int hw_clks, total_hw_clks;
unsigned int samples = 10000;
printf("HW/SW comparison of GCD algorithm:\n");
for (int i = 0; i < samples; i++)
{
a = rand() + 1;
b = rand() + 1;
r_sw = calc_gcd_sw(a, b, &sw_clks);
r_hw = calc_gcd_hw(a, b, &hw_clks);
if (r_sw != r_hw)
printf("Inconsistency: gcd(%d,%d)=%d/%d\n", a, b, r_sw, r_hw);
total_sw_clks += sw_clks;
total_hw_clks += hw_clks;
}
printf("Average clocks (software/hardware) = %d/%d\n",
total_sw_clks/samples, total_hw_clks/samples);
printf("Hardware accelerator speed up = %.2f\n",
(double)total_sw_clks/total_hw_clks);
return 0;
}
unsigned int calc_gcd_sw(unsigned int a, unsigned int b, unsigned int *clks)
{
uint32_t *perf_cnt_p;
uint8_t n = 0;
unsigned int overhead;
// Initialize pointer to AXI performance counter
perf_cnt_p = (uint32_t *)0x42000000;
// *** Determine the overhead of accessing the AXI performance counter ***
*(perf_cnt_p+0) = 0x1; // Start
*(perf_cnt_p+0) = 0x2; // Stop
overhead = *(perf_cnt_p+1);
// *** Start actual measurement ***
*(perf_cnt_p+0) = 0x1; // Start
while (1)
{
if (a == b)
break;
if ((a % 2) == 0) // a even
{
a = a >> 1;
if ((b % 2) == 0) // b even
{
b = b >> 1;
n++;
}
}
else // a odd
{
if ((b % 2) == 0) // b even
b = b >> 1;
else // b odd
{
if (a > b)
a = a - b;
else
b = b - a;
}
}
}
a = a << n;
*(perf_cnt_p+0) = 0x2; // Stop
*clks = *(perf_cnt_p+1) - overhead; // Read performance counter
return a;
}
unsigned int calc_gcd_hw(unsigned int a, unsigned int b, unsigned int *clks)
{
uint32_t *gcd_p;
// Initialize pointer to AXI GCD
gcd_p = (uint32_t *)0x41000000;
// *** Calculate hardware GCD ***
*(gcd_p+1) = a;
*(gcd_p+2) = b;
*(gcd_p+0) = 0x1; // Start
while (!(*(gcd_p+0) & (1 << 1))); // Wait until done flag is set
*clks = *(gcd_p+4); // Read performance counter
return *(gcd_p+3);
}
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
[Listing [lst:main_c]: C program for measuring the performance of GCD core]
How the code works:
* First, in main function, we do 10000 GCD calculations both in hardware and software.
* In line 26, we check whether the results from hardware are the same with the results from software or not.
* In line 28-29, we accumulate the clock cycles from the performance counter both for hardware and software GCD.
* We measure the clock cycles of software GCD by using the performance counter. It is done by taking two time stamps, before and after executing the function **calc_gcd_sw**, as shown in line 54-82.
* In line 49-51, we calculates the overhead associated with the execution of the C code for accessing the performance counter, and we subtract it from the final counter value.
* Finally, in line 31-34, we print the average number of clock cycles and the accelerator speed up to the SDK terminal.
Figure [fig:com_terminal_perf] shows the result from the SDK terminal.
![Figure [fig:com_terminal_perf]: The result of GCD performance on the SDK terminal](com_terminal_perf.jpg width=700px)
Summary
===========================
In this tutorial, we have built the C program for comparing the performance of the hardware GCD and software GCD.
We use performance counter to count how many clock cycles does it takes to do the GCD calculation for both hardware and software.
Finally, we calculates the average clock cycles and accelerator speed up.


I was to set up a basic template of the blog that I will be working on for the rest of foundations. I was asked to create a new directory in my repository to work on and add work to. the .html is my website skeleton and the .css file is for adding specific charactoristics to it.
Yes I did understand the steps that I was making as seen on tutorial video. Simply put I was asked to create a website that can be used on an internet broweser. I was asked to then add a component to that file that will allow me to make stylistic changes to the page. I was then asked to link the style changes to my website of plain text for future adjustments.
I have successfully achieved the lerning competencies and kepth within the time box.
I chose to work on both freecodecamp and Udacity. I liked freecodecamp because everything you need is on one screen that is split clearly onto 3 sections. You track or test your progress as you work. The instructions are helpful but it does give quite a bit away at times.
Udacity is an awesome work along media based platform that left a little bit of room for the imagination and had useful quizzes to break up the lerning progress to help with your understanding. The coding practice wasn't quite as useful or intuative as freecodecamp but the rate or learning and explanations are better for complete beginners like myself.
Most of the problems I encountered were in a actual definition or DOM, responsive wed design and semantic. I understand these works (except for DOM) in a normal context but not in html. It wasn't until after some research post freecodecamp and Udacity exercises that explained exactly what it was and how relevant it was to what I had just learnt. Technically speaking, responsive web design gave me the most trouble as the concepts were a little hard to get used to. I used a lot of Youtube video examples and refered them back to the lessons for additional practice in order to gain a better understanding of the functions and how they actually apply in real time.
That after a good chunk of work and research I actually managed to get it without needing to get in touch with a tutor. Of course not all of it, I would definitely not say that I am fluent but I understand the concepts and wite a basic semantic structure without needed reference. The CSS component will need a bit of work but I am confident that i can create and work with in without assistence.
Used about an hour less than listed for the platform exercises and about 15mins less for the online research phase so in short, Yes.
I would probably be able to cut down the platform exercises by about 1/3 of the time as I wouldn't really need to take a minute to unserstand what it's actually asking me to do.
When my sister and I were younger and had more time on our hands, we often spoke about one day open a bakery. I, being the less artistic one, would design the menu and crate the base for all of our products. Things like yeast starters, baking simple spongues and kneading and prepping various dough. My sister would then use that product and turn them into various delights. She was dress the cake with icing, add filling to strudles and dressing little sweet treats. She would then decide on where to put it on display in our little shop so that the customers would look at them and think them delicious (and ultimately buy them). I, in this case would be the html, creating a structure and filling it with content. My sister would then be CSS, applying an aesthetic appeal to the wedsite while making it user friendly at the same time. The things that I make, being the menu and base product would be the semantic elements and structure, while my sister would fill to product with designs and userbility for different types of people, what ever the need.
The main problem that I had was the actual structure, trying the get the blocks in each section to align. I spent about 3 hours reserching and tweaking the the CSS style when it finally worked. I also went back to some of the freecodecamp lessons and used W3Schools a mojor reference for code structure and style.
To be honest it was more frustration followed by relief for the most part. The joy wasn't felt until the end when everything finally worked and reviewing the content using "inspect". Joy came with understanding that what I had written had made sense and felt like we were finally speaking the language.
HTML would be a chicken and CSS would be a peacock. The people will look at the chicken and be able to say that its a bird, does very little but it does all the things a bird should do. Then there's the peacock, while it is most definitely a bird, it a pretty one that not only looks nice but can fly better than a chicken can.


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Early Takealot Black Friday deals unveiled
by Staff WriterTakealot’s 2019 Blue Dot Sale takes place from 29 November to 3 December, but the company has started to unveil its first deals as part of its Early Access Sale.
Takealot’s Blue Dot Sale is the biggest Black Friday sale in South Africa and shoppers can expect to save up to 60% on technology products, TVs, appliances, toys, and gaming products.
During the Blue Dot Sale new deals will also be added daily and will cover the Black Friday weekend, Cyber Monday, and Takealot Tuesday.
In the build-up to its Blue Dot Sale, Takealot is holding an Early Access Sale which will run from 24-28 November.
Takealot said the Early Access Blue Dot Sale will feature “excellent deals” which will not be beaten over the Black Friday period.
Here are the first Takealot Early Access Blue Dot Sale specials which consumers can buy from Takealot.
All the deals can be accessed on Takealot’s mobile app.


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#include <mkldnn_types.h>
A descriptor of a Batch Normalization operation.
| float mkldnn_batch_normalization_desc_t::batch_norm_epsilon |
Batch normalization epsilon parameter.
| mkldnn_memory_desc_t mkldnn_batch_normalization_desc_t::data_desc |
Source and destination memory descriptor.
| mkldnn_memory_desc_t mkldnn_batch_normalization_desc_t::data_scaleshift_desc |
Scale and shift data and gradient memory descriptors.
Scaleshift memory descriptor uses 2D mkldnn_nc format[2,Channels]. 1-st dimension contains gamma parameter, 2-nd dimension contains beta parameter.
| mkldnn_memory_desc_t mkldnn_batch_normalization_desc_t::diff_data_desc |
Source and destination gradient memory descriptor.
| mkldnn_memory_desc_t mkldnn_batch_normalization_desc_t::diff_data_scaleshift_desc |
| unsigned mkldnn_batch_normalization_desc_t::flags |
| mkldnn_memory_desc_t mkldnn_batch_normalization_desc_t::mean_desc |
Mean and variance data memory descriptors.
Mean and variance memory descriptors use 1D mkldnn_x format[Channels].
| mkldnn_primitive_kind_t mkldnn_batch_normalization_desc_t::primitive_kind |
The kind of primitive. Used for self-identifying the primitive descriptor. Must be mkldnn_batch_normalization.
| mkldnn_prop_kind_t mkldnn_batch_normalization_desc_t::prop_kind |
The kind of propagation. Possible values: mkldnn_forward_training, mkldnn_forward_inference, mkldnn_backward, and mkldnn_backward_data.
| mkldnn_memory_desc_t mkldnn_batch_normalization_desc_t::variance_desc |


This is a phonetic input web site. With the ability of typing phonetics from your keyboards while an English song is playing, you can record the entire phonetics of the lyrics of the song you are listening. We also provide a set of keyboard short-cuts to allow you split the song into several pieces, called lines. You can loop a line, which means the player will only play a range of the song in loop.
Please Select a song from the left panel to start your English learning. Enjoin yourself.
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NLP The Basics of Sentiment Analysis
Natural language processing (NLP) is a field of computer science, artificial intelligence and computational linguistics concerned with the interactions between computers and human (natural) languages. In my first NLP post I will create a simple, yet effective sentiment analysis model that can classify a movie review on IMDB as being either positive or negative.
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Dog breed image classification with Keras
What if you have a very small dataset of only a few thousand images and a hard classification problem at hand? Training a network from scratch might not work that well, but how about transfer learning.
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Cat vs Dog Real-time classification, Part 3 of Cat vs Dog Real-Time Classification Series
This post is the second of a series of three. The goal is to embed a neural network into a real time web application for image classification. In this third part, I will go through a small, yet deployable application built with the Spring Framework. Furthermore, I will elaborate on how I used Apache Kafka to put it all together and embed the micro service introduced in part 2 in my client-server environment.
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Kafka Micro Service, Part 2 of Cat vs Dog Real-Time Classification Series
This post is the second of a series of three. The goal is to embed a neural network into a real time web application for image classification. In this second part, I will put the machine learning model build in part one into use, by making it available through Apache Kafka - an open sources real-time event bus, widely adopted by the Big Data industry.
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This post is the first of a series of three. The goal is to embed a neural network into a real time web application for image classification. In this first part, I will go through the data and create the machine learning model.
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Google, Microsoft, and other vendors have been training very complex, state of the art Convolutional Neural Networks on massive datasets. “Transfer learning” is a very powerful bundle of techniques for reusing these already fully-trained neural networks for classification of images that can be more or less different from the images that have been used in the process of training those networks. While I explored “fine-tuning” of a neural network in my previous post, in this post I will take a CNN pre-trained on ImageNet, treat it as a fixed feature extractor for the new dataset. The features can be then fed to another, second level classifier.
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Image classification with pre-trained CNN InceptionV3
Google, Microsoft, and other vendors have been training very complex, state of the art Convolutional Neural Networks on massive datasets. In this post, I will explore “Transfer learning” - a very powerful bundle of techniques for reusing these already fully-trained neural networks for classification of images that can be more or less different from the images that have been used in the process of training those networks.
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Convolutional neural network for image classification from scratch
Why are Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) so incredibly good at image classification tasks? CNN architectures make the explicit assumption that the inputs are images, which allows us to encode certain properties into the architecture. These then make the forward function more efficient to implement and vastly reduce the amount of parameters in the network.
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Cracking the world hardest sudoku
Before powerful GPUs and multi-core processors made it possible for machines to learn from data, AI was about coding a deterministic algorithm. Thе old and well-explored principles of graph trees, constraint propagation and search still find many applications today.
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Implementing a neural network from scratch
If you want to truly understand something, you build it from scratch. This post is highly recommended to every software engineer already anticipating Skynet and perceiving AI as some kind of sorcery.
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Solving CartPole-v0 with xgboost
An artificial intelligence agent starting to learn by from its own mistakes until it is fit to handle a certain task like an expert? To many this does sound like a science like science fiction, but it is based on a simple principle called Reinforcement Learning.


Exact Change Only
问题描述 :
"Not in Vegas, I gua-ran-tee, but could you get my knapsack?" Boudreaux asked, gesturing to the worn, leather backpack in the back seat of their cherry red Ford Miata.
"Why, is there a problem?"
"Just hand me my knapsack, problem or not."
Thibodeaux complied, glancing up as Boudreaux slowed the car to a stop in a line of vehicles approaching a toll booth. "$1.65 — Exact change only," Thibodeaux read the yellow sign on the front of a small wooden building occupied by a lone toll booth operator. "I have to get $1.65 in exact change?" Thibodeaux asked, digging through the knapsack, "all I have are ten quarters, four dimes, and three pennies. I don’t have any nickels . . ."
"Just give me five of the quarters and the four dimes," Boudreaux replied, holding out his hand.
"Oh yeah," Thibodeaux said, handing over the coins, "that does add up to $1.65. I wish there were an easy way to figure out if you have an exact monetary amount, given a set of coins."
"Hmmm," Boudreaux shrugged, "sounds like a good programming problem."
输入:
A single data set has 1 component:
Start line – A single line:
A B C D E
where:
A: (0.01 ≤ A ≤ 5.00) is a decimal number (to two decimal places) of a monetary amount.
B: (0 ≤ B ≤ 100) is an integer number of quarters (one quarter = $0.25).
C: (0 ≤ C ≤ 100) is an integer number of dimes (one dime = $0.10).
D: (0 ≤ D ≤ 100) is an integer number of nickels (one nickel = $0.05).
E: (0 ≤ E ≤ 100) is an integer number of pennies (one penny = $0.01).
输出:
A B C D
where A is the number of quarters, B is the number of dimes, C is the number of nickels, and D is the number of pennies, for the subset with the fewest number of coins. Otherwise, the output will be a single line with the statement:
NO EXACT CHANGE
样例输入:
0.45 2 1 1 4 0.75 3 7 1 75
样例输出:
NO EXACT CHANGE 3 0 0 0
注意精度。
/* */ #include<stdio.h> #include<string.h> #include<stdlib.h> #include<algorithm> #include<iostream> #include<queue> #include<map> #include<math.h> using namespace std; typedef long long ll; //typedef __int64 int64; const int maxn = 105; const int inf = 0x7fffffff; const double pi=acos(-1.0); const double eps = 1e-8; int main(){ double aim; int a,b,c,d; while( scanf("%lf%d%d%d%d",&aim,&a,&b,&c,&d)==5 ){ if( aim>a*0.25+b*0.1+c*0.05+d*0.01 ){ printf("NO EXACT CHANGE\n"); continue; } int sum1,sum2,sum3,sum4; sum1 = -1; for( int i1=0;i1<=d;i1++ ){ for( int i2=0;i2<=c;i2++ ){ for( int i3=0;i3<=b;i3++ ){ for( int i4=0;i4<=a;i4++ ){ if( fabs(0.25*i4+0.1*i3+0.05*i2+0.01*i1-aim)<=eps ){ sum1 = i4; sum2 = i3; sum3 = i2; sum4 = i1; break; } } if( sum1!=-1 ) break; } if( sum1!=-1 ) break; } if( sum1!=-1 ) break; } if( sum1==-1 ) printf("NO EXACT CHANGE\n"); else printf("%d %d %d %d\n",sum1,sum2,sum3,sum4); } return 0; }
解题转自：http://www.cnblogs.com/justforgl/archive/2013/08/09/3249182.html
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第63行是不是漏了 return 1 + dis_right; ?
正是我要找的，适合新手
漏了一个"不"，已修正:)
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楼主 为什么输入的形式都不对 题目是不是弄错了？
51行错了，改为：void Union(struct subset subsets[], int x, int y)
华为这题目略显简单啊
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More than two million pounds of chicken recalled
by Jordan FreimanMore than 2 million pounds of chicken products have been recalled by Simmons Prepared Foods, Inc. over fears they "may be contaminated with extraneous materials, specifically metal," the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service announced Wednesday.
According to the FSIS, the contaminated items were produced between October 21, 2019 and November 4, 2019. The contaminated products include a slew of Simmons Foods, Inc.'s ready-to-cook items, including whole chicken, wings, and breast meat.
The tainted meat was shipped to "institutions in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Georgia, Minnesota, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania." The chicken products subject to recall can be identified by a number inside the USDA mark of inspection. These numbers include:
P-1949P-486P-5837
"Food safety is a very serious matter at Simmons. That is why Simmons has issued a precautionary and voluntary recall," Simmons said in a statement. "We are working closely with regulatory authorities and affected customers to expedite this product recall."
There have been no confirmed reports of any health issues related to consumption of affected Simmons products.
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by Nicole DarrahSome high school students in Louisiana were apparently able to get out of school because of a medical clinic employee who allegedly wrote them phony doctor's notes — for $20 each.
Belina Fondren, 52, is accused of selling fake medical excuses to two students at Evans High School, officials said. She allegedly sold the doctor's notes to two different students on 14 occasions.
It was widely known among students that Fondren wrote fake medical notes for money, WVUE reported, citing the Vernon Parish Sheriff's Office.
Investigators said a physician received a call from the Vernon Parish School Board about the apparent absence notes. The physician told authorities he didn't treat the students, and he didn't authorize their medical excuse notes.
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Nyzo version 540 (commit on GitHub) improves sentinel monitoring and performance.
This version affects the sentinel primarily. It also includes a logging option that can be activated for all run modes.
In Sentinel, a timestamp and constant have been added to ensure a minimum interval between blocks transmitted by this sentinel. This is a general safeguard to prevent a number of current or future situations where the sentinel might get into a state that would cause it to transmit a block on every iteration of its task loop. This type of safeguard — sensible, easy to understand, and protective against a variety of situations — can go a long way to promoting stability and graceful handling of exceptional circumstances in a system.
The boolean variable blockTransmittedForManagedVerifier has been replaced with lastBlockTransmissionHeight. The new variable entirely replaces the function of the old variable — determining whether a block has been transmitted for the height currently being processed — and it also provides feedback to the user about when the sentinel last sent a block to try to protect a verifier.
This variable is persisted using the PersistentData class to provide proper feedback to the user through sentinel restarts.
In the condition controlling entry into the section of code where blocks are created, consideration of calculatingValidChainScores has been added. When a sentinel is working to build enough of a history to properly score blocks, new blocks will be created at every height. This results in additional work for the sentinel for this period, but it allows the operator of the sentinel to know as soon as the sentinel is capable of protecting its managed verifiers.
Before, the blockTransmittedForManagedVerifier flag had to be reset when blocks were cleared at a new height. The replacement, lastBlockTransmissionHeight, does not require an analogous reset.
The inner condition now checks the lastBlockTransmissionHeight against heightToProcess to determine whether continuation is justified.
The logic for determining which block to transmit has changed from requiring a non-null block to requiring a valid chain score. Before, transmissions would occur frequently when invalid scores were calculated. This would expose a sentinel to potential attacks while providing no real benefit to the managed verifiers. Now, the sentinel does not transmit any blocks until it can calculate valid chain scores.
The minimumBlockTransmissionInterval is now enforced, and the lastBlockTransmissionTimestamp is now stored to allow this enforcement. The lastBlockTransmissionHeight is stored and persisted, and a yellow background has been added to the print statement.
The sentinel transaction is now omitted unless the sentinel is certain that it is a valid transaction that will not cause the block to be rejected by the cycle.
Accessor methods expose the values of calculatingValidChainScores and lastBlockTransmissionHeight for use in the web interface.
A preference has been added to LogUtil to add timestamps to all logging statements made with the LogUtil class. This will not yet add timestamps to most logging statements, as use of System.out.println() is currently much more common than LogUtil.println() in the Nyzo codebase.
In SentinelController, the version has been moved to the div that automatically refreshes. This causes the new version to display automatically if a sentinel page is open during an upgrade.
On this upgrade, this may cause an odd display of two versions at the same time. If this happens, refresh the page. This will not happen in future updates.
The frozen-edge height is now obtained from the frozen-edge block instead of through a separate call to the BlockManager class. This does not change the output or efficiency of the code. It is simply a better choice. The frozen-edge block is already referenced several other times in this area of code, so bringing in a different reference for the frozen edge adds unnecessary (though small) conceptual complexity to the code.
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STUART LITTLE, featuring the voices of Michael J. Fox and Nathan Lane; starring Geena Davis, Hugh Laurie, Jonathan Lipnicki, Julia Sweeney and David Alan Grier. Directed by Rob Minkoff. 1999.
Reviewed by John Carroll.
Ever since The Adventures of Roger Rabbit, the combination of live action and computer generated grpahics or animation has always been a big ticket for studios. Stuart Little puts a computer generated mouse in the main seat, voiced by Michael J. Fox, and while it may not be a great movie, it is still solid and a good view...As long as you have already seen the wonderful Toy Story 2.
The curse a lot of "cute" movies suffer is that they are too cute, too fast. The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland suffered from this, but luckily, Stuart Little manages to keep most of your interest by trying to play Stuart as funny, not cute. While these attempts at humor do not always succeed, it nonetheless is much better than just flashing Stuart's face to get a few "awww"s from the audience. This one aspect alone keeps Stuart Little afloat.
The main cast, aside from Stuart, consists of the Little family. Mrs. Little, played by Geena Davis, Mr. Little, played by Hugh Laurie and George Little, played by Jonathan Lipnicki. Considering it is a children's movie, acting does not need to be impeccable. The cast is sufficient enough, especially considering that Stuart is on-screen most of the time, and rightfully so. The film drags when human interaction takes place, as sad as that may seem. Even so, the film moves along at a rapid pace, but still seems to drag on despite its attempts.
Michael J. Fox voices Stuart, and Nathan Lane voices Snowbell, the cat who is Stuart's archnemesis for most of the film. The interaction between these two characters brings most of the laughs throughout the film. The rivalry that exists brings up some good jokes, and some off-beat humor for the children. The reason these interactions are so successful is becuase when humans enter the scenario, the film takes itself way too seriously. While most children's films always have a lesson, this one misses a definite lesson, and tries to play on your emotions. Unfortunately, an emotional bond with the characters is never devloped to extract this type of emotion, that is until the end, and at that point, it seems the director, Bob Mikoff, just gives up trying.
The blend of Stuart into his live action enviroment is decently done, although it does seem very staged a lot of the time. It is a very difficult process to act with a ten-inch character who is represented by an "X" on the floor, and at some points during Stuart Little, this is very noticable.
Overall, Stuart Little turns out to be an average children's movie. The movie takes no children's issue at heart, and tries to be sentimental at the same time. As you watch Stuart Little, you want to feel some emotion towards the characters, and aside from Stuart and Snowbell, all you feel is boredom. In the end, however, Stuart Little is a decent film for a rainy day. Although Toy Story 2 is the best film out there, and probably worth a second look, Stuart Little can deliver on some levels, just do not expect the wit and lessons of Toy Story 2.
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PML for 3D Wave Equation
In previous post, the wave equation in 2D, with PML for absorption boundary condition. The system is augmented to 4 unknown variables. And in 3D case, regardless of possible issues from PML, the system should involve more unknowns for additional dimension, however, it is actually more than that. It will bring an $s^{-1}$ term, representing an temporal integral.
By Laplace transform (or Fourier transform) to frequency domain, the equation is simply as ($s$ is complex)
$$s^2 u = c^2 \Delta u$$
By changing coordinate for each axis (e.g. $x, y, z$), $$\tilde{x} = x + \displaystyle\int_0^x \sigma_x(\xi) d\xi$$
we will arrive at a new system
$$(s^2 + s(\sigma_x + \sigma_y + \sigma_z) + (\sigma_x\sigma_y + \sigma_y\sigma_z + \sigma_z \sigma_x) + \sigma_x\sigma_y\sigma_z s^{-1}) u = c^2 \Delta u + \nabla\cdot \Phi$$
where $\Phi = (\phi^1, \phi^2, \phi^3)$ are auxiliary functions, inverting $s$ to $\partial_t$, we put the equation back to time domain,
$$u_{tt} + p_1 u_t + p_2u + p_3 U = c^2 \Delta u + \nabla\cdot \Phi$$
$$\Phi_t + \Sigma \Phi = c^2 (p_1 \mathbb{I} - \Sigma)\nabla u + \Gamma \nabla U$$
$$U_t = u$$
where $\Sigma = \mathrm{diag}(\sigma_x, \sigma_y, \sigma_z)$ and $\Gamma = \mathrm{diag}(\sigma_y\sigma_z, \sigma_z\sigma_x, \sigma_x\sigma_y)$. $p_1= \mathrm{Tr}(\Sigma)$, $p_2 = \mathrm{Tr}(\Gamma)$, $p_3 = \mathrm{det}(\Sigma)$.
There are 6 unknowns to solve : $Y = (u, u_t, \phi^1, \phi^2, \phi^3, U)$. The system's initial condition is from wave equation, additional variables are initialized as zero.
$$Y_t = L Y$$
can be solved with various numerical methods, $L$ is a second order operator in spatial variables, thus we can use FDM, FEM, pseudo-spectral.
Pseudo-spectral is slower in complexity, but it will involve less points, since it is more accurate on the derivatives. The system needs evaluation on $U_x, U_y, U_z, u_x, u_y, u_z, c^2\Delta u, \nabla\cdot \Phi$ respectively, which requires fft
for 5 times on $u, U, \Phi$ and ifft
for 8 times, each fft/ifft
in theory needs $15Nlog_2N$ in 3D, thus total flops are $195 N\log_2 N$ flops, for a grid as large as 200x200x200, the total flops will be 7E10
or so. On a single core machine at effective frequency 2.0GHz, the time will be 30s
for one evaluation! For multi-core (say quad-core) platform, it will require (maybe) 10s
for one run, 1000 time-steps with forward Euler will be about 3h, multi-step methods like RK2, RK3, RK4, the time will be much longer.
If precision is not important, using single
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Section: Anacron Users' Manual (8)Updated: 2009-07-17
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NAME
anacron - runs commands periodicallySYNOPSIS
anacron [-s] [-f] [-n] [-d] [-q] [-t anacrontab] [-S spooldir] [job]anacron [-S spooldir] -u [-t anacrontab] [job]
anacron [-V|-h]
anacron -T [-t anacrontab]
DESCRIPTION
Anacron is used to execute commands periodically, with a frequency specified in days. Unlike cron(8), it does not assume that the machine is running continuously. Hence, it can be used on machines that aren't running 24 hours a day, to control regular jobs as daily, weekly, and monthly jobs.Anacron reads a list of jobs from a configuration file, /etc/anacrontab (see anacrontab(5)). This file contains the list of jobs that Anacron controls. Each job entry specifies a period in days, a delay in minutes, a unique job identifier, and a shell command.
For each job, Anacron checks whether this job has been executed in the last n days, where n is the period specified for that job. If not, Anacron runs the job's shell command, after waiting for the number of minutes specified as the delay parameter.
After the command exits, Anacron records the date in a special timestamp file for that job, so it can know when to execute it again. Only the date is used for the time calculations. The hour is not used.
When there are no more jobs to be run, Anacron exits.
Anacron only considers jobs whose identifier, as specified in the anacrontab matches any of the job command-line arguments. The job arguments can be shell wildcard patterns (be sure to protect them from your shell with adequate quoting). Specifying no job arguments, is equivalent to specifying "*" (That is, all jobs will be considered).
Unless the -d option is given (see below), Anacron forks to the background when it starts, and the parent process exits immediately.
Unless the -s or -n options are given, Anacron starts jobs immediately when their delay is over. The execution of different jobs is completely independent.
If a job generates any output on its standard output or standard error, the output is mailed to the user running Anacron (usually root), or to the address contained by the MAILTO environment variable in the crontab, if such exists. If the LOGNAME environment variable is set, it will be used as From: field.
Informative messages about what Anacron is doing are sent to syslogd(8) or rsyslogd(8) under facility cron, priority notice. Error messages are sent at priority error.
"Active" jobs (i.e. jobs that Anacron already decided to run and now wait for their delay to pass, and jobs that are currently being executed by Anacron), are "locked", so that other copies of Anacron won't run them at the same time.
OPTIONS
- -f
- Force execution of the jobs, ignoring the timestamps.
- -u
- Only update the timestamps of the jobs, to the current date, but don't run anything.
- -s
- Serialize execution of jobs. Anacron will not start a new job before the previous one finished.
- -n
- Run jobs now. Ignore the delay specifications in the /etc/anacrontab file. This options implies -s.
- -d
- Don't fork to the background. In this mode, Anacron will output informational messages to standard error, as well as to syslog. The output of jobs is mailed as usual.
- -q
- Suppress messages to standard error. Only applicable with -d.
- -t some_anacrontab
- Use specified anacrontab, rather than the default
- -T
- Anacrontab testing. The configuration file will be tested for validity. If there is an error in the file, an error will be shown and anacron will return 1. Valid anacrontabs will return 0.
- -S spooldir
- Use the specified spooldir to store timestamps in. This option is required for users who wish to run anacron themselves.
- -V
- Print version information, and exit.
- -h
- Print short usage message, and exit.
SIGNALS
After receiving a SIGUSR1 signal, Anacron waits for running jobs, if any, to finish and then exits. This can be used to stop Anacron cleanly.NOTES
Make sure that the time-zone is set correctly before Anacron is started. (The time-zone affects the date). This is usually accomplished by setting the TZ environment variable, or by installing a /usr/lib/zoneinfo/localtime file. See tzset(3) for more information.Timestamp files are created in the spool directory for each job in anacrontab. These are never removed automatically by anacron, and should be removed by hand if a job is no longer being scheduled.
FILES
- /etc/anacrontab
- Contains specifications of jobs. See anacrontab(5) for a complete description.
- /var/spool/anacron
- This directory is used by Anacron for storing timestamp files.
SEE ALSO
anacrontab(5),cron(8),tzset(3)BUGS
Anacron never removes timestamp files. Remove unused files manually.Anacron uses up to two file descriptors for each active job. It may run out of descriptors if there are more than about 125 active jobs (on normal kernels).
Mail comments, suggestions and bug reports to Sean 'Shaleh' Perry <shaleh@(debian.org|valinux.com)>.
AUTHOR
Anacron was originally conceived and implemented by Christian Schwarz<EMAIL_ADDRESS>current implementation is a complete rewrite by Itai Tzur<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The code base was maintained by Sean 'Shaleh' Perry <shaleh@(debian.org|valinux.com)>.
Since 2004, it is maintained by Pascal Hakim <pasc@(debian.org|redellipse.net)>.
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