The UQCS CodeJam, our semester 1 flagship event, is an individual competitive programming competition designed to put the programming and problem solving abilities of students of all years to the test. You'll be given a list of questions to solve, each varying in difficulty and style, with harder questions earning more points. The questions use knowledge from a wide range of disciplines but can all be solved with the help of code.
It's a fun challenge to work through the questions, and getting experience with these styles of questions is especially useful as they are often asked by employers in technical interviews. The highest scoring competitors will be taking home some sweet prizes, courtesy of our sponsor for the event, IMC! IMC are one of the world's most active proprietary trading firms and a key market maker in various products listed on exchanges throughout the world. They'll help support your journey and also provide you with some amazing networking opportunities!
Keep reading to find out more about the competition and what to expect. If you have any more questions, you can reach out at any of our social media pages or via our lovely Discord community.
So, how does it all work?
The CodeJam is programming competition hosted online through HackerRank. You can code in virtually any language (see competition environment). Once you’ve written your code, it’s executed online against a number of test cases.
Tests will cover basic scenarios as well as larger and more complex cases to ensure your algorithm is efficient and reliable. Points are awarded for the number of tests you pass and are also based on the difficulty of the question.
There will be a leaderboard of competitors throughout the event for you to track number of points scored. The top scorers by the end of the day, as mentioned, will earn prizes!
How can I prepare?
You'll need a HackerRank account to compete; you can sign up here. You don’t need to do special practice or preparation, just come well-rested and ready to problem solve! If you'd like, you can try some practice questions on HackerRank to get familiar with the interface and style of questions. You can also sign up to the competition on HackerRank in advance of the day:
If you are coming in person, make sure to get a ticket too!
What do I do on the day?
The CodeJam will run from 10am – 4:00pm on Saturday 2nd April. The live event will be hosted from the Advanced Engineering Building, room 49-316, but you can participate (and win prizes) from anywhere. You can join in at any time but the more time you spend, the better your chances of winning prizes!
We'll also have free lunch on the day too, so be sure not to miss out!
We’ll post updates and reminders throughout the day on our Discord server. Both the event kickoff and presentation of prizes will be live streamed on our YouTube channel, at the start and end of the day, respectively. The actual coding competition will be hosted on HackerRank.
Prizes!
We have various prizes, all sponsored by IMC!
| 1st place overall | $150 JB Hi-Fi gift voucher |
|---|---|
| 2nd place overall | $100 JB Hi-Fi gift voucher |
| 3rd place overall | $60 JB Hi-Fi gift voucher |
| Top first year | $120 JB Hi-Fi gift voucher |
Rules & Conditions
- Competitors must work individually and submit only their own work.
- There is a limit of one prize per person.
- To be eligible for prizes, you must be a current university student, a current UQCS member, and registered on the HackerRank contest. Non-students (including alumni) and non-UQCS members can participate but will not be eligible for prizes.
- You are considered a first year student if this is your first or second semester of university studies.


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ZOJ Problem Set - 1366
A Bank plans to install a machine for cash withdrawal. The machine is able to deliver appropriate bills for a requested cash amount. The machine uses exactly N distinct bill denominations, say Dk, k=1,N, and for each denomination Dk the machine has a supply of nk bills. For example, N=3, n1=10, D1=100, n2=4, D2=50, n3=5, D3=10 means the machine has a supply of 10 bills of 100 each, 4 bills of 50 each, and 5 bills of 10 each. Call cash the requested amount of cash the machine should deliver and write a program that computes the maximum amount of cash less than or equal to cash that can be effectively delivered according to the available bill supply of the machine. The program input is from a text file. Each data set in the file stands for a particular transaction and has the format: cash N n1 D1 n2 D2 ... nN DN where 0 <= cash <= 100000 is the amount of cash requested, 0 <= N <= 10 is the number of bill denominations and 0 <= nk <= 1000 is the number of available bills for the Dk denomination, 1 <= Dk <= 1000, k = 1, N. White spaces can occur freely between the numbers in the input. The input data are correct. For each set of data the program prints the result to the standard output on a separate line as shown in the examples below.
The first data set designates a transaction where the amount of cash requested is 735. The machine contains 3 bill denominations: 4 bills of 125, 6 bills of 5, and 3 bills of 350. The machine can deliver the exact amount of requested cash. In the second case the bill supply of the machine does not fit the exact amount of cash requested. The maximum cash that can be delivered is 630. Notice that there can be several possibilities to combine the bills in the machine for matching the delivered cash. In the third case the machine is empty and no cash is delivered. In the fourth
case the amount of cash requested is 0 and, therefore, the machine delivers
no cash. Source: Southeast Europe 2002 |


Using the source code
I've included the source for jtool so that people are free to see how things are done, and make their own personal modifications if they wish. I do ask however that you do not publicly distribute your own modified version of jtool. Also, if you have any questions about the source or getting it to work, I'd love to help, so feel free to contact me.1. The file "source.gmx" is the source. This should be identical to the Github repository; I've included it here for convenience. Be sure that the .gmx folder is in the same directory as the skins folder. Also, the Gmfilesystem extension should be included, but if it's not, then download and import it.
2. In the script misc/mainInit, you'll need to change the variable global.editor_project_path to be the folder which contains your "skins" folder. This is used to make skins and the config file work when running the game from GM (as opposed to from the exported .exe).
3. If you want to export the project as an .exe, you have to select the ZIP export option, otherwise Gmfilesystem won't work.
4. The font used is Segoe UI, sizes 9 and 15, with anti-aliasing off and High Quality unchecked.


Character editor for Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition
Upload a .bg2save formatted save-game file. *
On iOS press and hold the in-game quick-save button to export your save.
© 2020 Alexander Rose
This project and its dependent libraries have been license under MIT permissive free software License. https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT


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Is the Wrathful Beserker the best barbarian build out there? I'm not against doing a pure barbarian build but being new to NWN I'm not sure where to put all the skill pts or what his starting stats should be.
How would this build do on a low magic pw server where armor and gp are scarce? I see a lot of ftr/wpn master builds so I'd like to do something with barbarian just for rp purposes and I like the haste (no haste items I believe) and I've already played monk.
Thanks for the help.
I found this build online, well it's more like a guide, what does everyone think? Shouldn't I take expertise?
STR 18 (16) DEX 14 CON 12 (14) INT 10 (14) WIS 8 CHA 10
That would be as 'strong' as you can get to start. However, I'd start with the abilities I've put in the brackets. That way you could qualify for more feats (Imp Knockdown, Imp Disarm) if you want them.
All abiltiy points to STR. Take a selection from Power Attack, Cleave, WPn Focus, Dodge, Mobility, Knockdown, Improved Knockdown, Toughness, Grt Cleave, Disarm, Imp Disarm, Expertise, Imp Expertise, Iron Will, Lightning Reflexes.
For skills; Taunt, Discipline, Intimidate (if you're going for epic rage feats), Tumble
Hi This was posted on Saturday if your interested....


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IAIK PKCS#11 Wrapper version 1.3 |
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| Packages that use TokenException | |
| iaik.pkcs.pkcs11 | This package provides a object oriented API to access PKCS#11 modules. |
| iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.objects | This package contains all classes for objects and attributes as known from PKCS#11. |
| iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.parameters | This package contains all classes for parameters objects. |
| iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.wrapper | This package contains the first (lowest) Java layer of the PKCS#11 wrapper. |
| Uses of TokenException in iaik.pkcs.pkcs11 |
| Methods in iaik.pkcs.pkcs11 that throw TokenException | |
void |
Session.initPIN(char[] pin)
Initializes the user-PIN. |
void |
Session.setPIN(char[] oldPin,
char[] newPin)
Set the user-PIN to a new value. |
void |
Session.closeSession()
Closes this session. |
SessionInfo |
Session.getSessionInfo()
Get information about this session. |
byte[] |
Session.getOperationState()
Get the current operation state. |
void |
Session.setOperationState(byte[] operationState,
Key encryptionKey,
Key authenticationKey)
Sets the operation state of this session to a previously saved one. |
void |
Session.login(boolean userType,
char[] pin)
Logs in the user or the security officer to the session. |
void |
Session.logout()
Logs out this session. |
Object |
Session.createObject(Object templateObject)
Create a new object on the token (or in the session). |
Object |
Session.copyObject(Object sourceObject,
Object templateObject)
Copy an existing object. |
void |
Session.setAttributeValues(Object objectToUpdate,
Object templateObject)
Gets all present attributes of the given template object an writes them to the object to update on the token (or in the session). |
Object |
Session.getAttributeValues(Object objectToRead)
Reads all the attributes of the given Object from the token and returns a new Object that contains all these attributes. |
void |
Session.destroyObject(Object object)
Destroy a certain object on the token (or in the session). |
long |
Session.getObjectSize(Object object)
Get the size of the specified object in bytes. |
void |
Session.findObjectsInit(Object templateObject)
Initializes a find operations that provides means to find objects by passing a template object. |
Object[] |
Session.findObjects(int maxObjectCount)
Finds objects that match the template object passed to findObjectsInit. |
void |
Session.findObjectsFinal()
Finalizes a find operation. |
void |
Session.encryptInit(Mechanism mechanism,
Key key)
Initializes a new encryption operation. |
byte[] |
Session.encrypt(byte[] data)
Encrypts the given data with the key and mechansim given to the encryptInit method. |
byte[] |
Session.encryptUpdate(byte[] part)
This method can be used to encrypt multiple pieces of data; e.g. |
byte[] |
Session.encryptFinal()
This method finalizes an encrpytion operation and returns the final result. |
void |
Session.decryptInit(Mechanism mechanism,
Key key)
Initializes a new decryption operation. |
byte[] |
Session.decrypt(byte[] data)
Decrypts the given data with the key and mechansim given to the decryptInit method. |
byte[] |
Session.decryptUpdate(byte[] encryptedPart)
This method can be used to decrypt multiple pieces of data; e.g. |
byte[] |
Session.decryptFinal()
This method finalizes a decrpytion operation and returns the final result. |
void |
Session.digestInit(Mechanism mechanism)
Initializes a new digesting operation. |
byte[] |
Session.digest(byte[] data)
Digests the given data with the mechansim given to the digestInit method. |
void |
Session.digestUpdate(byte[] part)
This method can be used to digest multiple pieces of data; e.g. |
void |
Session.digestKey(SecretKey key)
This method is similar to digestUpdate and can be combined with it during one digesting operation. |
byte[] |
Session.digestFinal()
This method finalizes a digesting operation and returns the final result. |
void |
Session.signInit(Mechanism mechanism,
Key key)
Initializes a new signing operation. |
byte[] |
Session.sign(byte[] data)
Signs the given data with the key and mechansim given to the signInit method. |
void |
Session.signUpdate(byte[] part)
This method can be used to sign multiple pieces of data; e.g. |
byte[] |
Session.signFinal()
This method finalizes a signing operation and returns the final result. |
void |
Session.signRecoverInit(Mechanism mechanism,
Key key)
Initializes a new signing operation for signing with recovery. |
byte[] |
Session.signRecover(byte[] data)
Signs the given data with the key and mechansim given to the signRecoverInit method. |
void |
Session.verifyInit(Mechanism mechanism,
Key key)
Initializes a new verification operation. |
void |
Session.verify(byte[] data,
byte[] signature)
Verifies the given signature against the given data with the key and mechansim given to the verifyInit method. |
void |
Session.verifyUpdate(byte[] part)
This method can be used to verify a signature with multiple pieces of data; e.g. |
void |
Session.verifyFinal(byte[] signature)
This method finalizes a verification operation. |
void |
Session.verifyRecoverInit(Mechanism mechanism,
Key key)
Initializes a new verification operation for verification with data recovery. |
byte[] |
Session.verifyRecover(byte[] signature)
Signs the given data with the key and mechansim given to the signRecoverInit method. |
byte[] |
Session.digestEncryptedUpdate(byte[] part)
Dual-function. |
byte[] |
Session.decryptDigestUpdate(byte[] part)
Dual-function. |
byte[] |
Session.signEncryptUpdate(byte[] part)
Dual-function. |
byte[] |
Session.decryptVerifyUpdate(byte[] encryptedPart)
Dual-function. |
Object |
Session.generateKey(Mechanism mechanism,
Object template)
Generate a new secret key or a set of domain parameters. |
KeyPair |
Session.generateKeyPair(Mechanism mechanism,
Object publicKeyTemplate,
Object privateKeyTemplate)
Generate a new public key - private key key-pair and use the set attributes of the template objects for setting the attributes of the new public key and private key objects. |
byte[] |
Session.wrapKey(Mechanism mechanism,
Key wrappingKey,
Key key)
Wraps (encrypts) the given key with the wrapping key using the given mechanism. |
Key |
Session.unwrapKey(Mechanism mechanism,
Key unwrappingKey,
byte[] wrappedKey,
Object keyTemplate)
Unwraps (decrypts) the given encrypted key with the unwrapping key using the given mechanism. |
Key |
Session.deriveKey(Mechanism mechanism,
Key baseKey,
Key template)
Derives a new key from a specified base key unsing the given mechanism. |
void |
Session.seedRandom(byte[] seed)
Mixes additional seeding material into the random number generator. |
byte[] |
Session.generateRandom(int numberOfBytesToGenerate)
Generates a certain number of random bytes. |
void |
Session.getFunctionStatus()
Legacy function that will normally throw an PKCS11Exception with the error-code PKCS11Constants.CKR_FUNCTION_NOT_PARALLEL. |
void |
Session.cancelFunction()
Legacy function that will normally throw an PKCS11Exception with the error-code PKCS11Constants.CKR_FUNCTION_NOT_PARALLEL. |
TokenInfo |
Token.getTokenInfo()
Get information about this token. |
Mechanism[] |
Token.getMechanismList()
Get the list of mechanisms that this token supports. |
MechanismInfo |
Token.getMechanismInfo(Mechanism mechanism)
Get mor information about one supported mechanism. |
void |
Token.initToken(char[] pin,
java.lang.String label)
Initialize the token. |
Session |
Token.openSession(boolean serialSession,
boolean rwSession,
java.lang.Object application,
Notify notify)
Open a new session to perfom operations on this token. |
void |
Token.closeAllSessions()
Close all open sessions of this token. |
SlotInfo |
Slot.getSlotInfo()
Get information about this slot object. |
Token |
Slot.getToken()
Get an object for handling the token that is currently present in this slot, or null, if there is no token present. |
Info |
Module.getInfo()
Gets information about the module; i.e. |
void |
Module.initialize(InitializeArgs initArgs)
Initializes the module. |
void |
Module.finalize(java.lang.Object args)
Finalizes this module. |
Slot[] |
Module.getSlotList(boolean tokenPresent)
Gets a list of slots that can accept tokens that are compatible with this module; e.g. |
Slot |
Module.waitForSlotEvent(boolean dontBlock,
java.lang.Object reserved)
Waits for an slot event. |
| Uses of TokenException in iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.objects |
| Methods in iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.objects that throw TokenException | |
static Object |
Object.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The object creation mechanism of ObjectAccess uses this method to create an instance of an PKCS#11 object. |
protected static Object |
Object.getUnknownObject(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Try to create an object which has no or an unkown object class attribute. |
void |
Object.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
void |
Storage.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
DomainParameters.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the Object class uses this method to create an instance of PKCS#11 domain parameters. |
protected static Object |
DomainParameters.getUnknownDomainParameters(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Try to create a domain parameters which has no or an unkown key type type attribute. |
void |
DomainParameters.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
DSAParams.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PrivateKey class uses this method to create an instance of PKCS#11 DSA domain parameters. |
void |
DSAParams.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
void |
GenericTemplate.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
HardwareFeature.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by sub-classes to create an instance of a PKCS#11 hardware feature. |
protected static Object |
HardwareFeature.getUnknownHardwareFeature(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Try to create a hardware feature which has no or an unkown harware feature type attribute. |
static Object |
UserInterface.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the HardwareFeature class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 user interface. |
void |
UserInterface.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
void |
Key.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
SecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the Object class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 secret key. |
protected static Object |
SecretKey.getUnknownSecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Try to create a key which has no or an unkown secret key type type attribute. |
void |
SecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
GenericSecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 generic Secret key. |
void |
GenericSecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
CAST3SecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 CAST3 secret key. |
void |
CAST3SecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
BlowfishSecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 generic Secret key. |
void |
BlowfishSecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
MonotonicCounter.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the HardwareFeature class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 monotonic counter. |
void |
MonotonicCounter.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
PublicKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the Object class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 public key. |
protected static Object |
PublicKey.getUnknownPublicKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Try to create a key which has no or an unkown public key type type attribute. |
void |
PublicKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
SkipJackSecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 SkipJack secret key. |
void |
SkipJackSecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
DHPublicKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PublicKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DH public key. |
void |
DHPublicKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
X942DHPublicKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PublicKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 X9.42 DH public key. |
void |
X942DHPublicKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
AESSecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 AES secret key. |
void |
AESSecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
DHParams.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PrivateKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DH private key. |
void |
DHParams.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
X942DHParams.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PrivateKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DH private key. |
void |
X942DHParams.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
DES2SecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 2DES Secret key. |
void |
DES2SecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
PrivateKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the Object class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 private key. |
protected static Object |
PrivateKey.getUnknownPrivateKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Try to create a key which has no or an unkown private key type type attribute. |
void |
PrivateKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
DSAPrivateKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PrivateKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DSA private key. |
void |
DSAPrivateKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
Data.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the Object class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 data object. |
void |
Data.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
Certificate.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the Object class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 certificate. |
protected static Object |
Certificate.getUnknownCertificate(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Try to create a certificate which has no or an unkown certificate type attribute. |
void |
Certificate.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
KEAPrivateKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PrivateKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 KEA private key. |
void |
KEAPrivateKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
X509PublicKeyCertificate.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the Certificate class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 X.509 public key certificate. |
void |
X509PublicKeyCertificate.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
CAST5SecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 CAST5 secret key. |
void |
CAST5SecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
RC5SecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 RC5 secret key. |
void |
RC5SecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
IDEASecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 IDEA secret key. |
void |
IDEASecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
ECDSAPublicKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PublicKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 ECDSA public key. |
void |
ECDSAPublicKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
RSAPrivateKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PrivateKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 RSA private key. |
void |
RSAPrivateKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
JuniperSecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 Juniper secret key. |
void |
JuniperSecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
CASTSecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 CAST secret key. |
void |
CASTSecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
DSAPublicKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PublicKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DSA public key. |
void |
DSAPublicKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
CAST128SecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 CAST128 secret key. |
void |
CAST128SecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
CDMFSecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 CDMF secret key. |
void |
CDMFSecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
RC2SecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 RC2 secret key. |
void |
RC2SecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
RSAPublicKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PublicKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 RSA public key. |
void |
RSAPublicKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
KEAPublicKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PublicKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 KEA public key. |
void |
KEAPublicKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
DHPrivateKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PrivateKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DH private key. |
void |
DHPrivateKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
DESSecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DES Secret key. |
void |
DESSecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
BatonSecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 BATON secret key. |
void |
BatonSecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
Clock.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the HardwareFeature class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 clock. |
void |
Clock.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
ECDSAPrivateKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PrivateKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 ECDSA private key. |
void |
ECDSAPrivateKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
X509AttributeCertificate.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the Certificate class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 X.509 attribute certificate. |
void |
X509AttributeCertificate.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
RC4SecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 RC4 secret key. |
void |
RC4SecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
void |
Mechanism.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
TwofishSecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 generic Secret key. |
void |
TwofishSecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
DES3SecretKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the SecretKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 Triple-DES Secret key. |
void |
DES3SecretKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
WTLSCertificate.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the Certificate class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 WTLS public key certificate. |
void |
WTLSCertificate.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
static Object |
X942DHPrivateKey.getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The getInstance method of the PrivateKey class uses this method to create an instance of a PKCS#11 X9.42 DH private key. |
void |
X942DHPrivateKey.readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
| Constructors in iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.objects that throw TokenException | |
Object(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The subclasses that are used to create objects by reading the attributes from the token should call this super-constructor first. |
|
Storage(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Constructor taking the reference to the PKCS#11 module for accessing the object's attributes, the session handle to use for reading the attribute values and the object handle. |
|
DomainParameters(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by sub-classes to create an instance of PKCS#11 domain parameters. |
|
DSAParams(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DSA private key. |
|
HardwareFeature(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 hardware feature. |
|
UserInterface(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 user interface. |
|
Key(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by sub-classes to create an instance of a PKCS#11 key. |
|
SecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by sub-classes to create an instance of a PKCS#11 secret key. |
|
GenericSecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 generic secret key. |
|
CAST3SecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 CAST3 secret key. |
|
BlowfishSecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 generic secret key. |
|
MonotonicCounter(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 monotonic counter. |
|
PublicKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by sub-classes to create an instance of a PKCS#11 public key. |
|
SkipJackSecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 SkipJack secret key. |
|
DHPublicKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DH public key. |
|
X942DHPublicKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 X9.42 DH public key. |
|
AESSecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 AES secret key. |
|
DHParams(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DH private key. |
|
X942DHParams(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DH private key. |
|
DES2SecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 2DES secret key. |
|
PrivateKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by sub-classes to create an instance of a PKCS#11 private key. |
|
DSAPrivateKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DSA private key. |
|
Data(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 data object. |
|
Certificate(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Constructor taking the reference to the PKCS#11 module for accessing the object's attributes, the session handle to use for reading the attribute values and the object handle. |
|
KEAPrivateKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 KEA private key. |
|
X509PublicKeyCertificate(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 X.509 public key certificate. |
|
CAST5SecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 CAST5 secret key. |
|
RC5SecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 RC5 secret key. |
|
IDEASecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 IDEA secret key. |
|
ECDSAPublicKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 ECDSA public key. |
|
RSAPrivateKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 RSA private key. |
|
JuniperSecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 Juniper secret key. |
|
CASTSecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 CAST secret key. |
|
DSAPublicKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DSA public key. |
|
CAST128SecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 CAST128 secret key. |
|
CDMFSecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 CDMF secret key. |
|
RC2SecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 RC2 secret key. |
|
RSAPublicKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 RSA public key. |
|
KEAPublicKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 KEA public key. |
|
DHPrivateKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DH private key. |
|
DESSecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 DES secret key. |
|
BatonSecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 BATON secret key. |
|
Clock(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 clock. |
|
ECDSAPrivateKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 ECDSA private key. |
|
X509AttributeCertificate(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 X.509 attribute certificate. |
|
RC4SecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 RC4 secret key. |
|
Mechanism(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Constructor taking the reference to the PKCS#11 module for accessing the object's attributes, the session handle to use for reading the attribute values and the object handle. |
|
TwofishSecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 generic secret key. |
|
DES3SecretKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 Triple-DES secret key. |
|
WTLSCertificate(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 WTLS public key certificate. |
|
X942DHPrivateKey(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Called by getInstance to create an instance of a PKCS#11 X9.42 DH private key. |
| Uses of TokenException in iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.parameters |
| Methods in iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.parameters that throw TokenException | |
void |
SSL3KeyMaterialOutParameters.setPKCS11ParamsObject(CK_SSL3_KEY_MAT_OUT input,
Session session)
This method takes the key handles from the given input structure, which will be the result after a call to DeriveKey, and creates the SecretKey objects for this object. |
| Uses of TokenException in iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.wrapper |
| Subclasses of TokenException in iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.wrapper | |
class |
PKCS11Exception
This is the superclass of all checked exceptions used by this package. |
|
IAIK PKCS#11 Wrapper version 1.3 |
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| Execution_Environment0..1 | ExecutionEnvironmentType |
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| Errors0..1 | ErrorsType |
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'Raiders of the Lost Ark'
A retrospective movie review by Walter Frith
Why? Why write a movie review in retrospective fashion that everyone loves and adores and is so popular that the need for further say isn't necessary? In short, a lot of that is true but I feel the need to say several things about Steven Spielberg's 1981 classic, 'Raiders of the Lost Ark', that is so beloved by movie fans around the world, including myself. 1998 marks 17 years since we first saw a 39-year old Harrison Ford sport the dashing fedora which he never managed to lose until the bug infested chamber scene in 1984's 'Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom'. Luckily he got it back in the nick of time. Not to mention the crackling bull whip, physical endurance and sense of ruggedness comparable to a Sean Connery James Bond and nobody could ever replace Harrison Ford in the role of Indiana Jones. In plain fact, I wouldn't even see an Indiana Jones movie if Ford were not Indy. Ford will be 56 this year and Roger Moore served as the oldest James Bond and made his last film as Bond in 1985's 'A View to a Kill' when he was 57. If a rumoured fourth Indiana Jones film is in the works, they had better do it before Indy needs a walker to replace his bull whip. Ford is in great shape for his age but it won't last forever.
In 1997, I wrote a retrospective movie review of Steven Spielberg's 1977 masterpiece 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' and mentioned it a possible contender as Spielberg's masterpiece along with 'E.T.', and 'Schindler's List'. 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' was not mentioned and for good reason. Every respected filmmaker has a reason for making a motion picture and the ones that turn out to be the best ones are the ones with emotion. 'Jaws' and 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' were grand showcases in film making but not moving. Certainly, you walked out satisfied with a tremendous bang for your buck but did you cry or want to hug anyone? 'Close Encounters', 'E.T.' and especially 'Schindler's List' packed genuine and powerful emotion which greatly elevated Spielberg to the level of one of the twentieth century's top five filmmakers with his diversity to entertain audiences, move them, make them laugh, make them jump and most importantly, make them return for more.
With movie technology advancing every year, 'Raiders of the Lost Ark', unlike '2001: A Space Odyssey' and 'Star Wars' is beginning to look dated. I watched it again the other night and noticed this very fact which made me raise my eye brows now and then. I hope the YEAR 2001, three years from now when 'Raiders' will celebrate its twentieth anniversary, that it will prompt Paramount Pictures to release the three Indiana Jones movies and a fourth movie if there will be one by then so it can enjoy the success that the 'Star Wars' films had upon re-release last year. I would like to tell them that they can spruce up 'Raiders' in several areas like they did with the 'Star Wars' trilogy last year. Hopefully, three years will be enough time to do it.
The opening scene in South America. Indiana Jones scares off one thug at the sound of the thug's gun being cocked. Indy raises his head, makes the turn and thrusts the gun free with his bull whip. Indy and his companion, an actor named Alfred Molina (who was Leonardo DiCaprio's defence attorney in 1996's 'Before and After' which also starred Meryl Streep and Liam Neeson) enter a cave and they encounter spiders, poison darts, unstable ground and a door which will seal them inside an eventual tomb. Indy is double-crossed in the name of greed by his partner and upon escaping the trap, Indy makes off with a gold statue when (what the heck is that noise behind me?), a giant boulder is visualized. I read that it took 800 pounds of the material they used to make the rock to ensure it would roll properly. Watch the video tape in slow motion at various edits as Indy is being chased by it and you'll notice a pole on either side of the rock propelling it forward as Ford is running away from it.
 Director of photography Douglas Slocombe makes a fatal error when Indy falls into the pit and comes face to face with a cobra. If you look carefully (it helps to dim or turn out the lights in the room), you will see the reflection of a sheet of glass between Indy and his hissing pal. As Indy and his girlfriend, Marion (Karen Allen) are escaping their impending doom, Indy manages to knock over a big pole and strike the back wall of the pit where all that is needed now is to push a big rock out and, presto, they're free. When Indy forces the rock out, watch when it falls. IT BOUNCES!
Next (yes there's more), I'm sorry, but that scene has to be fixed up where Indy and Marion escape the scene of the plane after the Nazi goon gets chopped up in the propellor. The part I'm referring to is when the plane explodes. It looks like a cardboard plane has just been destroyed with cherry bombs.
They find transportation back to England in the form of a boat. The men on board cover for Indy when a Nazi submarine crew board the boat looking for the ark and Jones. The men cheer when the Nazis eventually leave and they spot Ford on the outside of the submarine, certain to follow the Nazis to wherever they are planning to take the ark and I hope someone can help me here. Indy is on top of the submarine, right? It submerges and we see a map interfaced with the inside of the submarine and its crew. Where was Indy all this time? He couldn't have made the ride all along on the outside of the sub Could he get inside if the Nazis sealed it? How did he make that long journey with them to that little island for the film's climax? If he did get inside, he certainly would have been exposed for who he was in such close quarters with the others before the sub got to its destination.
Certainly computer technology couldn't fix that problem as it is an academic one so that will remain a permanent flaw in the picture but the other things I mentioned can hopefully be fixed with a computer clean up.
The final scene on the island when the Ark is finally opened also looks dated. When the faces of the French archeologist and the two Nazis melt, they clearly look like mannequins and I had a problem with this from the first time I saw the film and the technology involving the giant light show to kill all the Nazis and those swirling ghostly images mixed in with that scene didn't do a lot for me.
Here's another question. Has anyone ever found a VHS VIDEOTAPE version of the Indiana Jones trilogy in the letter boxed format? Strange how a film like that can escape from not having its full format displayed on home videocassette for so many years.
 If you want to respond to my review of this film, it will be our little secret. As I'm sure you remember, 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' was nominated for eight Oscars and won four. It included nominations for Best Picture and Best Director but not one for the script. I truly admire and respect the 1981 classic and perhaps given the fact that the film had the script of a b-movie, some of the b-movie elements in the film make the flaws in 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' easier to tolerate.
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Coffee production in Brazil is responsible for about a third of all coffee, making Brazil by far the world's largest producer, a position the country has held for the last 150 years.
Not only is Kenya AA Coffee one of the biggest coffee brands in Africa, it is also named the tenth best coffee brand in the world. Being the country best known for its quality coffee produce.
African coffee culture has recently been brewing up a storm. A heightened growth in strong, domestic consumer markets have been seen, as well as an increase in café culture within Africa’s urban areas.
The best coffee is made from arabica beans,grown in the shade at an altitude above 600 meters.rather than for the concern of economics, arabica beans are grown with quality in mind.
Many coffee producers use robusta beans because their plants are easier to grow. Although robusta beans are have more caffeine, they yield harshly-flavored coffee.


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Hoping for regulatory stability in India: Bezos
‘Amazon doing extremely well in India’
by PTIE-commerce giant Amazon is doing “extremely well” in India, its founder and CEO Jeff Bezos has said while expressing hope for regulatory stability in the country.
Mr. Bezos’ remarks came in response to a question on Amazon’s concerns over some Indian policies with regard to digitisation.
“Regulatory stability is the thing that we would always hope for India. Whatever the regulations are ... they are stable in time and that’s one of the things we’re hoping will now be true. We’ll see,” Mr. Bezos, 55, told reporters on the sidelines of his induction into the National Portrait Gallery here on Sunday.
He said Amazon was doing very well in India. “Our business in India is doing extremely well. It’s growing very rapidly,” Bezos said.
He said the head of his India operations, Amit Agarwal, with whom he had worked for 20 years, was an extraordinary leader and was doing really well.
Amazon is pumping in over ₹4,400 crore (more than $600 million) in its various units in India.


UK PM Johnson says all Conservative election candidates pledge to back his Brexit deal
by ReutersBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that all Conservative Party candidates in the upcoming election have pledged to back his Brexit deal.
“All 635 Conservative candidates standing at this election – every single one of them – has pledged to me that if elected they will vote in Parliament to pass my Brexit deal so we can end the uncertainty and finally leave the EU,” Johnson told the Telegraph newspaper in an interview published http://bit.ly/2rSSQ8v late on Saturday.
“I am offering a pact with the people: if you vote Conservative you can be 100% sure a majority Conservative government will unblock Parliament and get Brexit done.”
(Reporting by Kanishka Singh in Bengaluru; Editing by Diane Craft)


Retrieve a Dataverse dataset or its metadata
get_dataset( dataset, version = ":latest", key = Sys.getenv("DATAVERSE_KEY"), server = Sys.getenv("DATAVERSE_SERVER"), ... ) dataset_metadata( dataset, version = ":latest", block = "citation", key = Sys.getenv("DATAVERSE_KEY"), server = Sys.getenv("DATAVERSE_SERVER"), ... ) dataset_files( dataset, version = ":latest", key = Sys.getenv("DATAVERSE_KEY"), server = Sys.getenv("DATAVERSE_SERVER"), ... )
| dataset | A character specifying a persistent identification ID for a dataset,
for example |
|---|---|
| version | A character string specifying a version of the dataset. This can be one of “:draft” (the current draft), “:latest” (the latest draft, if it exists, or the latest published version), “:latest-published” (the latest published version, ignoring any draft), or “x.y” (where x is a major version and y is a minor version; the .y can be omitted to obtain a major version). In lieu of this, a dataset's version-specific identification number can be used for the |
| key | A character string specifying a Dataverse server API key. If one
is not specified, functions calling authenticated API endpoints will fail.
Keys can be specified atomically or globally using
|
| server | A character string specifying a Dataverse server. There are
multiple Dataverse installations, but the defaults is to use the Harvard
Dataverse ( |
| ... | Additional arguments passed to an HTTP request function, such as
|
| block | A character string specifying a metadata block to retrieve. By default this is “citation”. Other values may be available, depending on the dataset, such as “geospatial” or “socialscience”. |
A list of class “dataverse_dataset” or a list of a form dependent on the specific metadata block retrieved. dataset_files
returns a list of objects of class “dataverse_file”.
get_dataset
retrieves details about a Dataverse dataset.
dataset_metadata
returns a named metadata block for a dataset.
This is already returned by get_dataset
, but this function allows
you to retrieve just a specific block of metadata, such as citation information.
dataset_files
returns a list of files in a dataset, similar to
get_dataset
. The difference is that this returns only a list of
“dataverse_dataset” objects, whereas get_dataset
returns
metadata and a data.frame of files (rather than a list of file objects).
create_dataset
, update_dataset
, delete_dataset
, publish_dataset
, dataset_files
, dataset_metadata
if (FALSE) { Sys.setenv("DATAVERSE_SERVER" = "demo.dataverse.org") Sys.setenv("DATAVERSE_KEY" = "c7208dd2-6ec5-469a-bec5-f57e164888d4") # Download file from: https://demo.dataverse.org/file.xhtml?fileId=769385 dv <- get_dataverse("dataverse-client-r") contents <- dataverse_contents(dv) dataset_files(contents[[1]]) # Dataset contains 2 files dataset_metadata(contents[[1]]) # Easier to query later set <- get_dataset(contents[[1]]) # 1st dataset w/n dataverse f <- get_file(set$files$id[2]) # 2nd file w/n dataset # Check the *binary* representation of the file. length(f) head(f) # Examine the plain-text representation. tmp <- tempfile(fileext = "svg") writeBin(as.vector(f), tmp) svg_lines <- readLines(tmp) head(svg_lines) }


Alex Aiken
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Contact
FAQ
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Software
Bio
Teaching
Research
Misc
Students
Alex Aiken received his Bachelors degree in Computer Science and Music
from Bowling Green State University
in 1983 and his Ph.D. from Cornell
University in 1988. Alex was a Research Staff Member at the IBM
Almaden Research Center (1988-1993) and a Professor in the EECS department at UC Berkeley (1993-2003) before joining the Stanford faculty in 2003.
He is married to Jennifer
Widom. Jennifer and Alex have a son Tim
and a daughter Emily.
Here are some photos from the family's travels.
New Papers
Here are the most recent papers I've been working on with my collaborators.
As they appear in print the papers move to my
publications page.
- Yikes - no new papers at the moment!
Current Projects
- Saturn: a SAT-based tool for static error detection.
- Sequoia: Programming Hierarchical Memory Machines
And here's a link to various pages internal to these projects.
Past Projects
-
Chord: Effective Static Race Detection.
-
Cooperative Bug Isolation
- CQual: Adding specifications to programs with programmer-defined type qualifiers.
- Banshee, daughter of BANE,
the Berkeley ANalysis Engine for constructing constraint-based program
analyses.
- CAP: Search millions of lines of open source for your code.
- Open Source Quality Project: Applying technology to software engineering problems.
- Titanium: Compiler
support for explicit parallel programming.
-
Cool: A freely available
course project for teaching compilers to undergraduates.
-
Moss: A Measure
of Software Similarity, useful for detecting plagiarism in programming
assignments.
- My family took most of the '07-'08 academic year off to travel the world. Those with too much time on their hands can check out the trip's web page.
- I delivered a memorial for John Backus at PLDI'07.
Current Ph.D. Students
Graduated Ph.D. Students


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Files CCore/inc/sys/SysLaunchPath.h CCore/src/sys/SysLaunchPath.cpp
This Class-function is to obtain the full path of the running executable.
#ifndef CCore_inc_sys_SysLaunchPath_h
#define CCore_inc_sys_SysLaunchPath_h
#include <CCore/inc/GenFile.h>
#include <CCore/inc/sys/SysError.h>
namespace CCore {
namespace Sys {
/* classes */
struct LaunchPath;
/* struct LaunchPath */
struct LaunchPath
{
StrLen path;
ErrorType error;
explicit LaunchPath(char buf[MaxPathLen+1]);
};
} // namespace Sys
} // namespace CCore
#endif
To call the function you must provide a buffer with the proper length. The path is copied to this buffer. path is the resulting path, error is the error code.


This appendix is informative, not normative.
The Java language binding for the SVG Document Object Model definitions is available at:
http://www.w3.org/TR/2011/REC-SVG11-20110816/java-binding.zip
Note that this language binding is not normative. The IDL Definitions are the normative parts of the SVG DOM.
When scripting SVG with a language such as ECMAScript, it is possible to embed script code directly in the SVG content using the ‘script’ element and the event attributes (e.g., ‘onload’ or ‘onclick’). For programming languages with a binary delivery format, such as the Java language, it is not possible to embed the code into the ‘script’ element or within the event attributes. Therefore there is a need to specify how such languages can bind to and handle events in the SVG document. The following technique describes how this should be done when using the Java language and what is expected of the User Agent that supports dynamic SVG content through the Java language.
<script type="application/java-archive" xlink:href="myJavaHandlers.jar"/>
Manifest-Version: 1.1 SVG-Handler-Class: org.example.svg.SVGHandler
public interface EventListenerInitializer { void initializeEventListeners(SVGDocument doc); }
The event binding of other binary programming languages is not specified.


| unitizer.opts {unitizer} | R Documentation |
Description of major unitizer
option settings. Once unitizer
is loaded, you can see a full list of unitizer
options with
grep("^unitizer", options(), value=TRUE)
.
Basic state options:
unitizer.state
: default state tracking setting (see
unitizerState
)
unitizer.seed
: default seed to use when random seed tracking
is enabled; this is of type "Wichman-Hill" because it is a lot more
compact than the default R random seed, and should be adequate for most
unit testing purposes.
Additionally, when tracking option state we set options to what you would
find in a freshly loaded vanilla R session, except for systems specific
options which we leave unchanged (e.g. getOption("papersize")
).
If you want to add default option values or options to leave unchanged, you
can use:
unitizer.opts.init
: named list, where names are options, and
the associated value is the value to use as the default value for that
option when a unitizer
is launched with options tracking enabled.
unitizer.opts.asis
: character, containing regular expressions
to match options to leave unchanged (e.g "^unitizer\."
)
We also provide options to limit what elements can be removed from
the search path and/or have their namespaces unloaded when unitizer
tracks the search path state. For example, we use this mechanism to prevent
removal of the unitizer
package itself as well as the default
R vanilla session packages.
unitizer.namespace.keep
: character, names of namespaces to
keep loaded (e.g. "utils"
); note that any imported namespaces
imported by namespaces listed here will also remain loaded
unitizer.search.path.keep
: character, names of objects to
keep on search path (e.g. "package:utils"
, note the
"package:"
); associated namespaces will also be kept loaded
IMPORTANT: There is a dependency between options tracking and search
path / namespace exceptions that stems from most packages setting their
default options when they are loaded. As a result, if you add any packages
or namespaces to these options and options state tracking is enabled, then
you must also add their options to unitizer.opts.init
or
unitizer.opts.asis
to ensure those options remain loaded or at least
set to reasonable values. If you do not do this the packages risk having
their options unset.
Some packages cannot be easily loaded and unloaded. For example
data.table
(<= 1.9.5) cannot be unloaded without causing a segfault
(see issue #990).
For this reason data.table
is included in
getOption("unitizer.namespace.keep")
by default.
The following options hold the default system values for the search path / namespace and options state tracking options:
unitizer.namespace.keep.base
: namespaces that are known to
cause problems when unloaded (as of this writing includes
data.table
)
unitizer.search.path.keep.base
: vanilla R session packages,
plus "package:unitizer"
and "tools:rstudio"
, the latter
because its implementation prevents re-attaching it if it is detached.
unitizer.opts.asis.base
: system specific options that should
not affect test evaluation (e.g. getOption("editor")
).
unitizer.opts.init.base
: base options (e.g.
getOption("width")
that will be set to what we believe are the
factory settings for them.
These are kept separate from the user specified ones to limit the possibility
of inadvertent modification. They are exposed as options to allow the user to
unset single values if required, though this is intended to be rare.
unitizer
runs with the union of user options and the system versions
described here. For unitizer.opts.init
, any options set that are
also present in unitizer.opts.init.base
will overrule the base
version.
These options control how unitizer
displays data such as diffs, test
results, etc.
unitizer.test.out.lines
: integer(2L), where first values is
maximum number of lines of screen output to show for each test, and
second value is the number of lines to show if there are more lines than
allowed by the first value
unitizer.test.msg.lines
: like unitizer.test.out.lines
,
but for stderr output
unitizer.test.fail.context.lines
: integer(2L), used
exclusively when comparing new to references tests when test faile; first
values is maximum number of lines of context to show around a test,
centered on differences if there are any, and second value is the number
of context lines to show if using the first value is not sufficient to
fully display the test results
unitizer.show.output
: TRUE or FALSE, whether to display test
stdout
and stderr
output as it is evaluated.
unitizer.disable.capt
: logical(2L), not NA, with names
c("output", "message")
where each value indicates whether the
corresponding stream should be captured or not. For stdout
the
stream is still captured but setting the value to FALSE tees it.
unitizer.max.capture.chars
: integer(1L) maximum number of
characters to allow capture of per test
unitizer.color
whether to use ANSI color escape sequences,
set to TRUE to force, FALSE to force off, or NULL to attempt to auto
detect (based on code from package:crayon, thanks Gabor Csardi)
unitizer.use.diff
TRUE or FALSE, whether to use a diff of
test errors (defaults to TRUE)
unitizer.history.file
character(1L) location of file to use
to store history of command entered by user in in interactive
unitizer
prompt; ""
is interpreted as tempfile()
unitizer.prompt.b4.quit.time
integer(1L) unitizers
that
take more seconds than this to evaluate will post a confirmation prompt
before quitting; this is to avoid accidentally quitting after running a
unitizer
with many slow running tests and having to re-run them
again.
unitizer.restarts.ok
TRUE or FALSE, suppresses warnings when
running inside a 'withRestarts' block, which is normally a warning.
Needed due to 'test_that' adding a 'withRestart'


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[firstname,fallback=Friend], it’s spring on North Haven! Lilacs are threatening to bloom, the ballfield is a brilliant green, and Calderwood Hall is open again!
They’re famous for their pizza, but we’re probably most excited for the return of the Saturday morning cinnamon rolls! (Don’t get between us and the last one.)
And while you’re at the Hall, don’t forget to stop in at North Haven Brewing Company. They have new varieties and old favorites already on tap. It’s a perfect place to relax with a pint on a late spring afternoon.
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Adding Terms (Simple Vocabulary)
How to add terms to a simple vocabulary using the Taxonomy Manager module.
- Navigate to Admin > Advanced Settings > Taxonomy - OR - Go to a Taxonomy Manager module.
- Click the Edit link beside the vocabulary for this term. This opens the Edit Vocabulary page.
- Click the Add New button. This displays the Create New Term section.
- In the Create New Term section, complete these fields:
- In the Name text box, enter a name for this term.
- In the Description text box, enter a description for this term.
- Click the Save button. The new term is now displayed in the Terms hierarchical list.
- Repeat Steps 3-5 to add additional terms.
Adding a term to a simple vocabulary list


I. Research & Engineering Projects
Sep 2011 - Dec 2011
BUAA, Key Laboratory of Beijing Network Technology
Project Description: The project mainly researched on the information security demand of China Aero-Polytechnology Establishment and designed a XACML policy conflict detection system based on multi-domain environment. Our system alerts to potential policy conflicts and help improve the security of crosss-domain operations.
Responsibility: I am the main coder in the development team, responsible for the policy integration and sub-graph matching modules.
Introduction: VisualPCD means Visual Policy Conflict Detection system. Its functionality is to parse the XACML format policy file and detect the authorization conflicts between XACML policies. We developed this system using SonicUI library for user interface and parsed the XML format via CMarkup library. The policies generated from the XACML file are described in the ontology format. And We used the popular RacerPro engine to reasoning the ontologies. By querying the ABox generated by the SWRL (Semantic Web Rule Language) rules, we are able to acquire the conflict details such as conflict type, conflict position and conflict reason and so on. At last VisualPCD presents the conflict details in format of the conflict report which is provided as a guideline for network administstors to resolve the conflicts.
Languages used by VisualPCD are:
C/C++
Techniques used by VisualPCD are:
MFC for UI
SonicUI for UI
CxImage for UI
CMarkup for XML parsing
Winsock API for communications with RacerPro
Usage:
1) Execute VisualPCD.exe from the "Debug" directory. Click the left top button "Menu", then click the first option "������������", the RacerPro Engine will start.
2) Click the left top button "Menu", then click the second option "�����ļ�1", open a policy file such as "PolicyFileA.xml" in directory "examples", the first policy file will be opened.
3) Click the left top button "Menu", then click the third option "�����ļ�2", open a policy file such as "PolicyFileB.xml" in directory "examples", the second policy file will be opened.
4) Click the "Policy Files" button on the left of the main window, and the two policy files will be parsed and displayed in the "Content of Policy Files" window.
5) Click the "Conflict Detect" button on the bottom of the main window, and the conflict detection report can be seen in the "Policy Conflict Detection Report" window.
6) Click the "Conflict Graph" button on the right of the main window, and the policy graph can be shown in the "Policy Conflict Graph" window.
Useful links:
Download source from GitHub
https://github.com/hsluoyz/VisualPCD
SonicUI official website
http://www.oschina.net/p/sonicui
CxImage official website
https://sourceforge.net/projects/cximage
CMarkup official website
http://www.firstobject.com/dn_markup.htm
RacerPro official website
http://www.racer-systems.com


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block title %}New Project Version - {{ project.title }}{% endblock %} {% block local_css %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Specify a new version of your project that has not already been published:
Once created, the new version must be submitted for publication within 180 days.


| Arrow |
the arrow object, the player spawns these based on the bpm
|
| BeatMapMaker |
|
| BounceArrow |
i should have made arrow a parent class, but didnt, and now im stuck with a lot of duplicate code.
|
| Collision |
this is for the platformer i was going to make, very shortlived however.
|
| ComboCounter |
comboCounter object, mostly controlled by Player
|
| Editor |
|
| GameGame |
the main class, this runs everything, and also turns itself into a jframe, i should have split this up into 2 seperate classes, since in the future, it will be hard to navigate.\
a lot of this is duct taped together, and should be reworked in the future.
|
| GameObject |
superclass for all objects, has a base of everything an object needs to have, in hindsight, i probably should have made this an interface instead of a superclass, since all GameObjects need all of these
|
| InvalidObject |
object that Editor can load and it wont break anything if the object index is incorrect
|
| KeyStep |
this class handles all keyboard inputs and then has methods to access the information without hassle, maybe the class i am most proud of in how i structured.
|
| Noone |
simmilar use to InvalidObject, but this one really does nothing, and might break something.
|
| Overseer |
the overseer should be alive at all times, and keeps track of many global variables, and also handles the console which i forgot about until right now
|
| Player |
the player of the beatgame, he cant move, but is supposed to be the first object to be created so he draws first.
|
| TemplateObject |
|
| Util |
|


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Ocean acidification: The lesser known CO2 Problem Posted on July 24, 2020 You have heard about global warming due to increased atmospheric carbon dioxide... [Read More]
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Click the button get the node value of the first button element in the document.
Note: Text inside elements are considered to be text nodes, so we return the node value of the button element's first child (childNodes[0]).


Programming paradigms are a way to classify programming languages based on their features. Languages can be classified into multiple paradigms.
In imperative programming languages, the programmer writes a list of instructions for the computer to follow.
Procedural and Object-Oriented languages are both types of imperative programming.
In Procedural languages, instructions are grouped into procedures to facilitate code reuse.
Oftentimes, procedures modify state but do not return anything.
void fizzbuzz(int n) {
for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) {
if (i % 3 == 0)
printf("Fizz");
if (i % 5 == 0)
printf("Buzz");
if (!(i % 3 == 0 || i % 5 == 0))
printf("%d", i);
printf("\n");
}
}
if
statements don't return anything
struct fizzbuzz_opts {
int fizz_n;
int buzz_n;
int max;
};
void fizzbuzz(struct fizzbuzz_opts opts) {
...
}
In OOP languages, code is grouped into classes that identify which state the code accesses.
void fizzbuzz(int n) {
for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) {
if (i % 3 == 0)
System.out.print("Fizz");
if (i % 5 == 0)
System.out.print("Buzz");
if (!(i % 3 == 0 || i % 5 == 0))
System.out.printf("%d", i);
System.out.println();
}
}
print
is a method of the PrintStream
class, of which System.out
is an instance.
class FizzBuzz {
private int fizzN;
private int buzzN;
private int max;
void fizzBuzz() {
...
}
}
this
keyword accesses instance data In Functional programming, programs are a single expression formed by the composition of pure functions.
fizzbuzz :: Int -> String
fizzbuzz n
| divisible_by 3 && divisible_by 5 = "FizzBuzz"
| divisible_by 5 = "Buzz"
| divisible_by 3 = "Fizz"
| otherwise = show x
where divisible_by = (==0) . (rem n)
main = mapM_ putStrLn $ map fizzbuzz [1..100]
fizzbuzz
function is pure, IO is restricted to main
map
), currying (divisible_by
),
and function composition (.
)
def fizzbuzz(n) do
divisible_by = fn x -> rem(n, x) == 0 end
cond do
divisible_by.(3) && divisible_by.(5) -> "FizzBuzz"
divisible_by.(5) -> "Buzz"
divisible_by.(3) -> "Fizz"
true -> to_string(n)
end
end
def main() do
1..100 |> Enum.map(fizzbuzz) |> Enum.each(IO.puts())
end
.function()
chains
data FizzBuzzOpts = FizzBuzzOpts {
fizzN :: Int,
buzzN :: Int,
fizzBuzzMax :: Int,
}
fizzbuzz :: FizzBuzzOpts -> [String]
fizzbuzz opts = ...
data Fizz = Fizz Int
data Buzz = Buzz Int
data Max = Max Int
fizzbuzz :: Fizz -> Buzz -> Max -> [String]
data Bounds = Max Int | Range Int Int
fizzbuzz :: Int -> Int -> Bounds -> [String]
fizzbuzz fizzN buzzN (Max m) = ...
fizzbuzz fizzN buzzN (Range start end) = ...
Max
or a Range
data Nat = Z | S Nat deriving Show
zero = Z
one = S Z
two = S one
three = S two
add :: Nat -> Nat -> Nat
add Z n = n
add (S a) b = add a (S b)
sub :: Nat -> Nat -> Nat
sub n Z = n
sub (S a) (S b) = sub a b
data Shape
= Circle Float
| Rectangle Float Float
| Triangle Float Float
area :: Shape -> Float
area (Circle r) = 3.14 * r * r
area (Rectangle w h) = w * h
area (Triangle b h) = b * h / 2
data Fizz = Fizz Int
data Buzz = Buzz Int
data Max = Max Int
fizzbuzz :: Fizz -> Buzz -> Max -> [String]
data Bounds = Max Int | Range Int Int
fizzbuzz :: Int -> Int -> Bounds -> [String]
fizzbuzz fizzN buzzN (Max m) = ...
fizzbuzz fizzN buzzN (Range start end) = ...
Max
or a Range
data BinOp
= Add
| Sub
| Mul
| Div
data Expr = AtomicExpr Int | BinaryExpr BinOp Expr Expr
eval :: Expr -> Int
eval (AtomicExpr v) = v
eval (BinaryExpr Add lhs rhs) = (eval lhs) + (eval rhs)
eval (BinaryExpr Sub lhs rhs) = (eval lhs) - (eval rhs)
eval (BinaryExpr Mul lhs rhs) = (eval lhs) * (eval rhs)
eval (BinaryExpr Div lhs rhs) = (eval lhs) / (eval rhs)
enum BinOp {
Add,
Sub,
Mul,
Div,
}
abstract class Expr {
int eval();
abstract class AtomicExpr extends Expr {
int val;
int eval() {
return this.val;
}
}
abstract class BinaryExpr extends Expr {
BinOp op;
Expr lhs;
Expr rhs;
int eval() {
return switch (op) {
case BinOp.Add -> lhs.eval() + rhs.eval();
case BinOp.Sub -> lhs.eval() - rhs.eval();
case BinOp.Mul -> lhs.eval() * rhs.eval();
case BinOp.Div -> lhs.eval() / rhs.eval();
};
}
}
}
abstract class BinOp
case object Add extends BinOp
case object Sub extends BinOp
case object Mul extends BinOp
case object Div extends BinOp
case class AtomicExpr(value: Int) extends Expr
case class BinaryExpr(op: BinOp, lhs: Expr, rhs: Expr) extends Expr
abstract class Expr {
def eval(): Int = {
this match {
case AtomicExpr(value) => value
case BinaryExpr(Add, lhs, rhs) => lhs.eval() + rhs.eval()
case BinaryExpr(Sub, lhs, rhs) => lhs.eval() - rhs.eval()
case BinaryExpr(Mul, lhs, rhs) => lhs.eval() * rhs.eval()
case BinaryExpr(Div, lhs, rhs) => lhs.eval() / rhs.eval()
}
}
}


H.B. Woodrose
I always wanted to try acid and experience something that takes me out of this world. I had done many pills before and after hearing about H.B Woodrose were supposed to be the next best thing to acid I decided to give them a go. As we bought them from a shop I didnít even expect them to work. We did all the requirements to take them and so we drank the water and eagerly awaited the results.
After a little while my vision started to alter and I was happy that they were kicking in quickly. My friend was feeling pretty sick and so was my brother but it was off and on. When I looked at things everything went off in different directions but slowly. This I liked but I wanted a more intense experience. My friend assured me that they get better and better and he was right. I started to trip out and I would wave my hands about and gaze dazedly at the colourful patterns that were left behind. Truly I thought these were better than pills or anything I ever had and I was even up for doing some more. The decision not to saved my life.
When we left my friends house we went to the woods. I was walking down the street still enjoying the experience and I resembled those guys in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. This I liked. It was getting better and better but very soon worse and worse. By the time I got to the end of the street the mood changed. I felt nauseous and so did my Brother and friend and then all of a sudden my friend started heaving his guts up. It was dark and so I couldnít see it but it sounded so violent and this scared me. Low and behold about 1 minute after he was sick I was too. I felt like my chest was gonna explode. The thoughts going through my head were all saying that this is never going to end.
When I stopped heaving I thought I was better but I was kidding myself. Everything was rapidly moving of in different directions and there were strange colours everywhere and at this moment I realised that my mind couldnít take it anymore and there was nothing I could do about it. I wanted to cry and call the hospital even my mum but I knew that if I let these thoughts get the better of me then it can only get worse. I realised that I wasnít breathing and when I tried to breath I couldnít feel the air going into my lungs and I was panicking. I couldnít concentrate on anything not even my own breathing.
When I closed my eyes it didnít really help either.  I realised that once its in my head it is there to stay. I thought that I had gone insane and that never would I be able to normal again.  I didnít like the place I was in as it had started to seem very sinister and like a place of evil. This was not improving matters so I said for the others to take me back to my friendís house. I was eventually able to bring myself to reality and tell myself that its all in my head and it will be over soon and after an hour or so things calmed down a lot. It was at this point when my brother came out of the bedroom and started freaking out. He had tears in his eyes and just kept saying that he was scared. He stumbled around walking into all the rooms in a frenzy of confusion before violently vomiting in the bathroom.
As my other friends didnít freak out much they didnít understand what was happening to him considering all night my brother didnít even feel the effects of them. All he felt was ill until hours after when he freaked out. I went into the bathroom to see if he was ok. He was sat against the wall with his head between his knees and he kept saying how sacred he was. I tried to console and assure him he would be straight soon as it happened to me earlier but he didnít believe me.
I nearly lost him to an outburst of tears which is what I wanted to do and I knew that if he was feeling anything like I was if he broke down in tears of terror then he would never have stopped. Luckily he didnít and after a while he got over it but the experience left us shattered.
My friend said he enjoyed them but the rest of us hated them and it just isnít worth the risk
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’13 Reasons Why’ star Katherine Langford’s ‘Avengers: Endgame’ deleted scene revealed
We finally get to see the 'Endgame' appearance that never was
13 Reasons Why star Katherine Langford’s deleted scene in Avengers: Endgame has finally been made available.
There was confusion among fans upon the movie’s release, after Langford was confirmed for a role but then never appeared in the final cut.
Now, in line with the launch of new streaming service Disney+, the scene in question has finally seen the light of day.
Langford plays Morgan Stark, the teenage daughter of Tony (Robert Downey Jr), and the new scene on Disney+, titled ‘Director’s Commentary: Tony at The Way Station’, sees a grown-up version of Morgan talking to Tony about her fate, before she reveals her pride at her father’s sacrifice.
Tony whispers “I love you 3,000” to Morgan as the scene ends.
Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man in ‘Avengers: Endgame’
Disney+ has had mixed reviews in its first day of business. The launch of the streaming service tied in with new Star Wars spin-off TV show The Mandalorian, which shared its first episode to mark the arrival of the new streaming service yesterday (November 12).
Simpsons fans, meanwhile, are unhappy after Disney+’s widescreen aspect ratio has cropped out a number of iconic jokes from classic episodes of the show.
Disney+ launches in the UK on March 31, 2020.
An NME review of Avengers: Endgame crowns it “the best comic book movie ever”, saying: “There really is very little that could be improved about Endgame. There’s certainly no more that could be thrown at it.
“Whether your heart belongs to the original team or one of the newbies, you’ll see them get their time to shine. You will almost certainly cry. Probably more than once.”


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