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I am an experienced Sr Consultant with over 10 + years of total IT experience. Worked in BFSI domain and had been involved in client facing roles at Onsite (in US for 6 years). Worked as a Developer (Development projects), Tech Lead (Regulatory projects), BSA, SME (Legacy Modernization) and currently working as a Technical Manager.
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Route Creator
An application that allows you
to make your own routes in the most convenient way
Type Team Project | Rachael Kim, Eunyoung Lee, Seoyoun Baek, April Shin
Role UX Designer
Tools Sketch, Protopie, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Duration 3 weeks | Received 3rd place at Fast Campus design competition
Service Slogan Create your own routes in less than a minute. It’s super
quick,
flexible, and easy.
Overview
I was given this project when taking full-time UX school at Fast Campus. Fast Campus UX School
is a competitive and intensive 3-month long
UX design program like General Assembly. We as a team, were given the challenge, "Design a travel application."
While conducting extensive background and user research, I figured that there are many user problems untapped in travel application, and particularly noticed that many users have experienced problems in finding the most efficient travel routes quickly and conveniently.
Based on rigorous research with insightful analysis, we decided to solve the problem in finding the most efficient travel routes.
The Route
Creator was nominated 3rd place in in-house final design
competition among 23 teams.
JUMP PAST SOLUTION TO RESEARCH
The Solution
Route Creator is an application
that immediately creates the fastest route based on users' input. Users can add and subtract their wishlisted-places just like a shopping
cart.
Why this solution?
1) Save your time and effort
Although there have been many travel applications, many users have problems that they still need to spend substantial time and effort to make a solid travel itinerary.
Route Creator would allow users to save their wish-places whenever, and create their unique routes based on users' input immediately.
2) Change your plans flexibly and quickly
From user research, users have problems when they have to spend too much time when changing their travel plans unexpectedly.
Through Route Creator, users can always add or subtract desired places and re-create their own route instantly.
3) One-stop solution for your travel plan
From user research, users use average two applications when making travel plans, which is not desirable. Route Creator not only creates unique routes for users, but also provides essential information regarding their travel plan within the application.
3) The concept of route (shopping) cart is creative, original and effective.
From user research, users were very satisfied with the idea of route cart, just like shopping cart. Users can always add and subtract wishlisted-places into route cart and immediately create their own route quickly and easily.
Key Screens & Features
1. Onboarding & Login
Splash and onboarding screens allow users to quickly learn about the application.
Users can either use social accounts or use email address to login.
2. Search & Add Places
Users can search places by name or address and add those places to Creator tap like shopping cart.
After the search, users can either keep searching to add more places to Creator tap or directly going to Creator tap to create their own route.
3.  Users can always save and subtract places they wish to go.
Users can also review essential information about the places.
4. Enjoy and Save Your Route
Route Creator immediately creates the fastest route based on places they added to their Creator tap. They can also view Direction to see transportation and Near Spots to see what other popular places are nearby.
Users can save those routes and find them on home screen. Guide tap will provide a quick guide for the application and overall travel tips.
Approach
I adopted the “Double Diamond” Methodology: Discover, Define, Develop, and Deliver.
Basic Research
In Discover phase, tailored research is key. As a team-based research, we conducted basic research by assigning each other different foci: domestic trend, global trend, or current popular travel app services.
User Research & Competitive Analysis
After basic research, we conducted a survey with 100+
participants,
and individual interviews to figure out current users' experiences with other travel
apps
and problems they encountered. We later, selected 4 interviewees, who gave insightful responses for in-depth
individual interviews.
Each member conducted competitive analysis by analyzing different services. I individually looked at Google trip, Triplt, and Wishbeens. Later, we gathered and discussed insights and findings.
View competitive analysis
Affinity Map
Based on outcomes from discover stage, we used affinity map to gather data and organize them into groups based on their relationships.
Key Findings
Among a number of findings and insight about travel application, our team decided to focus on one of the core user problems: it is difficult to effectively create my travel route.
There were two primary reasons: 1) we received the most responses about this problem and 2) the majority of users we interviewed highlighted that there were no satisfactory application in this matter.
User Task Matrix
In order to clearly define target users, I asked myself: “Who is our target user?” In this process, we grabbed 5 sticky notes and defined 5 types of people who may need our service the
most.
I drew a user task matrix based on two most important factors,
age
and traveling style, as x and y axis criteria. We decided these two criteria based on the previous research. After, we wrote down three major tasks that such types of people
would perform when they need our
service.
Persona and Journey Map
Through user task matrix, we decided that we wanted to target our users who are in 10s and 30s. This was because, while over 40s+ users do not often use mobile application, the age between 10s-30s mostly use mobile application when traveling.
Based on our target users, we created two personas and
journey map to better understand target users' goals, needs, and frustration.
Problem Statement
Based on previous discover and define stages, we finally wrote user problem statement to clearly define the problem we will address.
Ideation Sprint
In Develop phase, I should consider WHAT to deliver, a service
blueprint in order to address the problem.
To do this, team members conducted ideation sprint
. Each member had 15 minutes of allotted time to come up with 30+ ideas to address users’ problems.
After exploring diverse ideas through ideation sprint and team discussion, each member picked the ideas that he or she wanted to focus on and decided to design one's own solution based on individual insight.
Service key features and concepts
Based on my personal insight, I finalized service key features, service concepts to deliver unique UX values.
User Flow & Wireframes
In Deliver phase, based on the previous processes, I drew user flow chart and wireframes. It was a great opportunity for me to think about information architecture and potential usability issues.
View full User flow & Wireframes
User Feedback & Design Iteration
I tested lo-fidelity wireframes by assigning users key tasks to complete. I was able to receive various feedback, which allowed me to iterate my design over and over again.
1) Search bar on home screen is confusing!
I received several feedback regarding search bar on home screen. This confuses users as it does not do general search as expected, but it is existed only for content search (saved routes).
2) Floating Action Button (FAB) on home screen is distracting!
Some mentioned that the location of FAB might disturb users browsing/focusing on contents. Some also commented that they prefer tap bar as a navigation, rather than FAB.
3) Some screens look too wordy!
Some mentioned that they would prefer having less or no text on screens. Also, they suggested that as I have guide tap on bottom navigation, wordy descriptions on each screen are not necessary.
Final Design
Based on all precious feedbacks, I created final design.
Impact & Reflection
Our team later gathered and voted for the best design among the solutions each member created. Route Creator received the most responses, and our team made it to 3rd place in in-house design competition among 23 other teams with this application.
This project gave me three important takeaways.
One: Although the market is red ocean, opportunities exist.
When I was initially given the project, I was worried that the great number of travel apps available might
make
it hard for me to come up with fresh ideas. However, I’ve found that there are always needs untapped, which
means
tailored research along with keen insights can always reveal opportunities.
Two: Feedbacks make everything “so much” better.
From UX research to design, I’ve received tons of feedback not only from users but also other designers
or
project managers. Users’ feedbacks are the core part of everything, helping me to fully empathize with their
need
so that I don't over-rely on my personal opinions. Other designers’ feedback allowed me to further consider
details
of my design based on professional UX and aesthetic views. Project managers’ feedback allowed me to consider
the
business value of my product.
Three: Great ideas are always coming from team discussions.
In this team setting, I truly enjoyed our team discussion and ideation sprint sessions. There were always great ideas coming from our team discussions and I realized the importance of being open to others views and ideas and embracing diversity. There are always great advantages of working together.
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Another month has passed and we’ve got an update for you! The majority of this past month has been focused on implementing the needs of citizens, including hunger, energy, thirst, etc. Citizens now attempt to handle fulfilling their own needs, as long as the required items to fulfill that particular need are present. An example of this can be whether or not you have food for a citizen to eat. Additionally, citizens will continue working on other assigned tasks if you don’t have the required item but will prioritize that need once said item becomes available.
Future plans for the needs system includes causing citizens to work at a reduced rate when multiple of their needs aren’t met, which will be attributed to a new stat we have yet to introduce known as wellness. As long as you keep citizens fed, happy and rested, their wellness will stay high enough for them to work at a regular speed, but failing to meet their needs will make them less receptive to your command, thus slowing down on assigned tasks and potentially not following your directions at all.
This month our focus will shift towards our combat system, allowing us to add more tasks such as hunting. Of course, we have been working on optimizing a large portion of the project that we currently have in place, both visually and on the backend by changing around some previous systems to better integrate with our newer ones.
As far as the pre-alpha release we had discussed months back, we have decided we want to have a much more polished project for the initial testing, so hang tight.


Use Anger Flanker – a semi-personal space to vent your stress.
Smash as hard as you can! Try to break multiple layers of the wall inside. This physical gesture allows user to interact with the game directly.
 Let your anger out by screaming. Believe us, you'll feel better afterwards.
The main objective of this project is to make users feel good by releasing their anger. Physical interaction such as smashing and screaming will let users' emotion out all the way. Based on some researches, it's true that people tend to vent their frustration by using physical interaction. People usually break things or yell at something or someone when they are angry. And after that they will feel good.
We used Arduino UNO as microcontroller, Force Sensitive Resistor Sensors as input, LED RGB Strip, and P5 Serial Communication to connect the microcontroller to computer.
We used P5.js, a JavaScript library that has a full set of drawing functionality, and Node.js to run the program locally in server. Also, a websocket video player to run multiple videos controlled from sensors.
We fabricated the enclosure using plywood, metal reels as the base, and sponges for the users to smash. We were considering every detail to make the best experience for users.


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functions to cache the XML for each request which has the option cacheXML: true
.
This is basically brute force. If cacheXML: true
, then the returned XML is saved as a data object on the body of the page with the request XML as the key. If you make the exact same call again, then the request is fulfilled from that cache. Note that it has to be the “exact same call”. This means that the request XML has to match exactly.
in v0.7.2, I’ve set the option to true for some of the internal calls to the Web Services operations to speed things up when you use functions multiple times. For instance, quite a few of the value-added functions make a call to GetList to get details about the current list, and there’s no need to make that call more than once during the page life. If you are creating more than one cascade with SPCascadeDropdowns, for example, you’ll see an immediate improvement. However, since I can’t predict how many values you may have coming back from GetListItems
calls, I haven’t turned on caching pervasively, since I didn’t want to break things in an effort to be more efficient. Some client machines may not have the horsepower to cache large volumes of data, etc. If you know your data and your client machine capabilities well, you can set the option to true in the defaults:
$().SPServices.defaults.cacheXML = true;
which will affect all Web Service operation calls in the current page lifecycle.
You can use the cacheXML: true
option with any Web Service operation in SPServices Core, though as you can imagine some operations will benefit more than others.


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The Astronaut's Wife (1999, R)
Written, Produced and Directed by Rand Ravich
Starring Charlize Theron, Johnny Depp, and Clea DuVall
As Reviewed by James Brundage (MovieKritic2000)
The end of August comes to us in the dismal form of late-rate movies. You know the ones I'm talking about. These are the ones that studios backed but bilked out on when they saw the final cut. They knew they needed a summer release to recapture the budget, and they knew that the only was to do this was to stick it in the pack of films being released in late August. All of the studios know this trick. Were I completely conspiracy minded, I would say that they coordinate their releases in order to give us no choice but to see crappy movies.
The Astronaut's Wife is one such movie.
Unlike the majority of summer films, it has plot. In fact, it almost drowns in plot. What it lacks in is pace.
It does have a pace: ultra slow. Alfred Hitchcock, a master of suspense, said that the anticipation is better than the payoff. Rule of thumb to horror film makers: do not follow every rule of thumb that Hitchcock put out.
The plot of The Astronaut's Wife is that all-American astronaut Spencer Armacost (Johnny Depp) is possessed by an alien transmission, and the first thing he does when he gets back to Earth is the most logical: he impregnates beautiful-all-American schoolteacher and wife Jillian Armacost (Charlize Theron). Spencer quits NASA for a corporate job (and yet no one doubts this guy's sanity until the creepy music comes on???) in New York, where the two of them pursue their oh-so-happy existence while an alien spawn grows inside her.
For me, The Astronaut's Wife spells proof-positive that this Second Coming of horror films is worst than the first. With the 80s horror films, they at least were funny to watch. With the 90s horror films, they take themselves way too seriously to be funny to watch and result in a complete two hours of boredom. We have the same cheesy plot as any 50s B-movie would throw at us. We have the trademark cliches of the modern breed of B-movie (i.e. Jillian was once suicidal and now is a position to trade her life to save the world, can we say The Seventh Sign?). Yet we lack the ultra-horrible dialogue and performances that made horror movies of the 80s enjoyable.
As for describing the rest of the movie, I will allow maxims to do my job for me.
For the performances: "When you can't act, overact." Everyone does their jobs as far as acting is concerned… and then some. In fact, one wonders whether Johnny Depp's is taking acting lessons from Al Gore.
For the cinematography: "Beauty is only skin deep, but ugliness goes all the way to the bone." There are a few pretty shots, but they come too little, too late. Instead, we get pretty much nothing.
For the special effects: "I can see! It's a miracle! Oh, wait, I was wrong." The one time that special effects are used appears cool at first and then takes form so it looks like someone is being attacked by a giant piece of Jell-O.
Yeah, it's late August. You can smell it in the air, you can feel it in your bones, you can see it on the faces of children, and you can tell when every single movie on the marquee doesn't appeal to you at all but you want to see one anyway because you have a date.
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Consider the set Ir of points (x,y) with integer co-ordinates in the interior of the circle with radius r, centered at the origin, i.e. x2 + y2r2.
For a radius of 2, I2 contains the nine points (0,0), (1,0), (1,1), (0,1), (-1,1), (-1,0), (-1,-1), (0,-1) and (1,-1). There are eight triangles having all three vertices in I2 which contain the origin in the interior. Two of them are shown below, the others are obtained from these by rotation.
For a radius of 3, there are 360 triangles containing the origin in the interior and having all vertices in I3 and for I5 the number is 10600.
How many triangles are there containing the origin in the interior and having all three vertices in I105?


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LocalAudioWall is a single html static file that allows you to specify a few local Audio files and it display a wall of Audio players. Nothing is uploaded to any server. Everything is kept locally in your browser. This works offline if you save the page first.
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This tool is part of the F² MicroTools suite. A collection of tools that that are tiny, with no dependencies and typically just do one thing.


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Now ponder well, you parents dear,
These words which I shall write;
A doleful story you shall hear,
In time brought forth to light.
A gentleman of good account,
In Norfolk dwelt of late,
Who did in honour far surmount
Most men of his estate.

No love between these two was lost,
Each was to other kind;
In love they lived, in love they died,
And left two babes behind.
The one a fine and pretty boy
Not passing three years old,
The other a girl more young than he,
And framed in beauty's mould.
The father left his little son,
As plainly did appear,
When he to perfect age should come,
Three hundred pounds a year;
And to his little daughter Jane
Five hundred pounds in gold,
To be paid down on marriage-day,
Which might not be controlled.
But if the children chanced to die
Ere they to age should come,
Their uncle should possess their wealth;
For so the will did run.
'Now, brother,' said the dying man,
'Look to my children dear;
Be good unto my boy and girl,
No friends else have they here;
To God and you I recommend
My children dear this day;
But little while be sure we have
Within this world to stay.
'You must be father and mother both,
And uncle, all in one;
God knows what will become of them
When I am dead and gone.'

With lips as cold as any stone,
They kissed their children small:
'God bless you both, my children dear!'
With that the tears did fall.

The parents being dead and gone,
The children home he takes,
And brings them straight unto his house
Where much of them he makes.
He had not kept these pretty babes
A twelvemonth and a day,
But, for their wealth, he did devise
To make them both away.
He bargained with two ruffians strong,
Which were of furious mood,
That they should take these children young,
And slay them in a wood.
He told his wife an artful tale
He would the children send
To be brought up in London town
With one that was his friend.
Away then went those pretty babes,
Rejoicing at that tide,
Rejoicing with a merry mind
They should on cock-horse ride.
They prate and prattle pleasantly,
As they ride on the way,
To those that should their butchers be
And work their lives' decay:
So that the pretty speech they had
Made Murder's heart relent;
And they that undertook the deed
Full sore now did repent.
Yet one of them, more hard of heart,
Did vow to do his charge,
Because the wretch that hired him
Had paid him very large.
The other won't agree thereto,
So there they fall to strife;
With one another they did fight
About the children's life;
And he that was of mildest mood
Did slay the other there,
Within an unfrequented wood;
The babes did quake for fear!
He took the children by the hand,
Tears standing in their eye,
And bade them straightway follow him,
And look they did not cry;
And two long miles he led them on,
While they for food complain:
'Stay here,' quoth he, 'I'll bring you bread,
When I come back again.'
These pretty babes, with hand in hand,
Went wandering up and down;
But never more could see the man
Approaching from the town.
Their pretty lips from blackberries
Were all besmeared and dyed;
And when they saw the darksome night,
They sat them down and cried.
Thus wandered these poor innocents,
Till death did end their grief;
In one another's arms they died,
As wanting due relief:
No burial this pretty pair
From any man receives,
Till Robin Redbreast piously
Did cover them with leaves.
And now the heavy wrath of God
Upon their uncle fell;
Yea, fearful fiends did haunt his house,
His conscience felt an hell:
His barns were fired, his goods consumed,
His hands were barren made,
His cattle died within the field,
And nothing with him stayed.
And in a voyage to Portugal
Two of his sons did die;
And to conclude, himself was brought
To want and misery:
He pawned and mortgaged all his land
Ere seven years came about.
And now at last this wicked act
Did by this means come out.
The fellow that did take in hand
These children for to kill,
Was for a robbery judged to die.
Such was God's blessed will:
Who did confess the very truth,
As here hath been displayed:
The uncle having died in jail,
Where he for debt was laid.


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The goal of this project is to write a translator from 3-address format to C. The purpose of this assignment is to
Project Description
We provide 'csc', which compiles a subset of C (CS for C-Subset) to 3-address format. Your will write a translator to convert from this 3-address format back to C. Note that the generated C code will not resemble the original C code.
The rest of this document describes the c-subset compiler, the 3-address intermediate format, the application binary interface (ABI), the implementation requirements, and the grading criteria.
Getting Started On Lab1
"tar xvfz cs380c_lab1.tgz".This command will produce the following directory structure
cs380c_lab1 src examples lab1The src directory contains the C-subset compiler source file and a make script. The examples directory contains 10 example c files, and two bash scripts (check.sh, check-one.sh) for checking your lab1 implementation (see 5 below).
cd src; ./make.sh // your shell should be bashThe command will produce a binary file for the compiler "csc" in the src directory.
cd ../examples; ../src/csc loop.c;This command will print out the 3-Address Intermediate Format code to your screen.
loop.3addr //the 3-address format file generated by csc loop.3addr.c //the c file generated by your converter loop.3addr.bin //the binary file generated by gcc compiling loop.3addr.c loop.3addr.txt //the file after executing loop.3addr.bin loop.gcc.bin //the binary file after gcc compiles loop.c loop.gcc.txt //the file after executing loop.gcc.binIf the two .txt files are same, it means your converter works correctly for this c file. The output message to your screen should be:
loop.c compiling loop.c loop.c: In function 'main': loop.c:10: warning: return type of 'main' is not 'int' 4a39f3634793c530783afa3ff0b2bd7b loop.gcc.txt 4a39f3634793c530783afa3ff0b2bd7b loop.3addr.txtThe last two lines show the md5sum results of the two .txt file. They should be same.
Our High-Level Language (a subset of C)
This section describes the high-level language C-subset language and the csc compiler.  The language includes:
Note: gcc must correctly compile the output C file of your translator. However, the C output itself is not restricted to C-subset. For example, you may use "goto" in your C output to simplify your implementation.
The 3-Address Intermediate Format
The csc compiler outputs 3-address format. Before taking a look at the specification of the 3-address format, let us look at a simple program and its corresponding representation.
long global_array[24]; struct Point { long x; long y; } p; void initialize_globals() { long i; i = 0; while(i < 24) { global_array[i] = i; } p.x = 13; p.y = 7; } void simple_function(long a, long b) { long local_array[3]; local_array[0] = a; local_array[1] = b; local_array[2] = a + b; if (global_array[2] > a) { global_array[3] = b + p.y; } p.x = local_array[a % 3]; } instr 1: nop instr 2: enter 8 instr 3: move 0 i#-8 instr 4: cmplt i#-8 24 instr 5: blbc (4) [11] instr 6: mul i#-8 8 instr 7: add global_array_base#32576 GP instr 8: add (7) (6) instr 9: store i#-8 (8) instr 10: br [4] instr 11: add p_base#32560 GP instr 12: add (11) x_offset#0 instr 13: store 13 (12) instr 14: add p_base#32560 GP instr 15: add (14) y_offset#8 instr 16: store 7 (15) instr 17: ret 0 instr 18: enter 24 instr 19: mul 0 8 instr 20: add local_array_base#-24 FP instr 21: add (20) (19) instr 22: store a#24 (21) instr 23: mul 1 8 instr 24: add local_array_base#-24 FP instr 25: add (24) (23) instr 26: store b#16 (25) instr 27: mul 2 8 instr 28: add local_array_base#-24 FP instr 29: add (28) (27) instr 30: add a#24 b#16 instr 31: store (30) (29) instr 32: mul 2 8 instr 33: add global_array_base#32576 GP instr 34: add (33) (32) instr 35: load (34) instr 36: cmple (35) a#24 instr 37: blbs (36) [46] instr 38: mul 3 8 instr 39: add global_array_base#32576 GP instr 40: add (39) (38) instr 41: add p_base#32560 GP instr 42: add (41) y_offset#8 instr 43: load (42) instr 44: add b#16 (43) instr 45: store (44) (40) instr 46: add p_base#32560 GP instr 47: add (46) x_offset#0 instr 48: mod a#24 3 instr 49: mul (48) 8 instr 50: add local_array_base#-24 FP instr 51: add (50) (49) instr 52: load (51) instr 53: store (52) (47) instr 54: ret 16 instr 55: nop
The 3-address format uses a simple RISC instruction set, and assumes an infinite number of virtual registers (we discuss the stack frame layout below in the Function ABI section). The operands to these instructions may be one of the following:
The instruction set contains the following instructions:
instr 42: add (41) y_offset#8stands for:
inter_42: r42 = r42 + 8
instr 1: nop
instr 37: blbs (36) [46]means:
instr_37: if (r36 != 0) goto instr_46;
instr 14: load (13) instr 15: move i#-8 j#-16 instr 16: store (15) (11)means:
instr_14: r14 = *(r13) instr_15: r15 = j = i instr_16: *(r11) = r15
instr 45: write x#-64 instr 46: wrlmeans:
instr_45: WriteLong(x); //defined as printf(" %lld", x) instr_46: WriteLine(); //defined as printf("\n");
instr 60: param (59) instr 62: param from#40 instr 63: call [23]means:
instr_63: call function_23(r59, from);
void function(long p1, long p2, long p3) { long x; long y; }is compiled into
instr 1: nop instr 2: enter 16 instr 3: ret 24 instr 4: nopwhich denotes 16 bytes of storage for local variables x and y and then 24 bytes for the formal parameters p1, p2 and p3 that must be popped on a return.
void main() { long i; }is compiled into
instr 1: nop instr 2: entrypc instr 3: enter 8 instr 4: ret 0 instr 5: nop
Function Call ABI
For our 3-address representation, we have used the following Application Binary Interface (ABI), which specifies the addresses/offsets for the global variables, local variables, and formal parameters.
We layout structures and arrays out from lower to higher addresses. Since our only basic datatype occupies 8 bytes, all integers, structs and arrays are 8-byte aligned.
We layout global variables starting at address 32768 and downwards towards zero. This organization implies that the maximum space for global variables is 32768. In your implementation, it would suffice to declare 32768 bytes of storage to hold all globals. In the above example, the global variables are global_array[24] and p. Their starting addresses, represented as offsets from GP are
global_array_base = 32576 = (32768 - (24*8)), and p_base = 32560 = (32768 - (24*8) - 16),respectively.
The stack grows from higher to lower addresses. The stack frame for a function looks like:
Low +---------------------+ addr. | | +---------------------+ -32 | ... | +---------------------+ <---+ -24 | 3rd local | | +---------------------+ | -16 | 2nd local | | +---------------------+ | - 8 | 1st local | | +---------------------+ | Stack FP ----> | FP | | frame +---------------------+ | 8 | LNK | | +---------------------+ | 16 | 2nd param | | +---------------------+ | 24 | 1st param | | +---------------------+ <---+ | | +---------------------+ previous frame. High | | addr. +---------------------+
Accordingly, in the first example, local_array, and the formal parameters a, and b, have the following offsets from FP
local_array_base: -24 a: 24 b: 16
In your generated C code, you may use the same ABI, or you can define your own. For instance, you may choose to explicitly manage a stack to handle function calls, or use C's call-return mechanism to directly handle function calls in the 3-address code.
EBNF Grammar Specification
We provide a partial EBNF grammar specification to help you write C-subset programs and understand the 3-address format output generated by csc.
The EBNF grammar for this language is given below.
Factor = Designator | Number | "(" Expression ")". Term = Factor {("*" | "/" | "%") Factor}. SimpleExpr = ["+" | "-"] Term {("+" | "-") Term}. EqualityExpr = SimpleExpr [("<" | "<=" | ">" | ">=") SimpleExpr]. Expression = EqualityExpr [("==" | "!=") EqualityExpr]. ConstExpression = Expression. FieldList = VariableDeclaration {VariableDeclaration}. StructType = "struct" Ident ["{" FieldList "}"]. Type = Ident | StructType. IdentArray = Ident {"[" ConstExpression "]"}. IdentList = IdentArray {"," IdentArray}. VariableDeclaration = Type IdentList ";". ConstantDeclaration = "const" Type Ident "=" ConstExpression ";". Designator = Ident {("." Ident) | ("[" Expression "]")}. Assignment = Designator "=" Expression ";". ExpList = Expression {"," Expression}. ProcedureCall = Ident "(" [ExpList] ")" ";". IfStatement = "if" "(" Expression ")" "{" StatementSequence "}" ["else" "{" StatementSequence "}"]. WhileStatement = "while" "(" Expression ")" "{" StatementSequence "}". Statement = [Assignment | ProcedureCall | IfStatement | WhileStatement]. StatementSequence = {Statement}. FPSection = Type IdentArray. FormalParameters = FPSection {"," FPSection}. ProcedureHeading = Ident "(" [FormalParameters] ")". ProcedureBody = {ConstDeclaration | VariableDeclaration} StatementSequence. ProcedureDeclaration = "void" ProcedureHeading "{" ProcedureBody "}". Program = {ConstantDeclaration | VariableDeclaration} ProcedureDeclaration {ProcedureDeclaration}.Number and Ident are terminal symbols. Program is the start symbol.
Implementation and Turning in Your Assignment
You are free to implement your translator in the programming language of your choice. The translator "must" compile (if necessary) and run on regular linux machines.
You should test your translator with the example programs we provide. In addition, please provide at least three non-trivial source programs for testing.
Your assignment should contain the following.
Turn in your assignment by emailing the final lab1-groupX.tgz to the instructor.
Grading Rubric
Acknowledgements
These assignments are derived from Prof. Kathryn McKinley's Advanced Compiler Techniques class.


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Simplfied record (invenio-RDM
record) to EPrint XML/EPrint JSON
implement libdataset for v2
dataset collection
convert feeds’ datasets to v2
ds collections
CaltechDATA records are a good
test case for mapping Invenio-RDM to JSON that will drive EPrints
templates for feeds (v1 of feeds is EPrints centric)
I need to generate EPrint XML
as Invenio-RDM records (simplified records) first and input into the
test instance of CaltechAUTHORS as RDM based repository
I can then take the Invenio-RDM
records returned and turn those into EPrint XMl/JSON for integration
into existing feeds
This is for the simplified eprinttools codebase.
Make a list of the
missing page types I need to render to match feeds
Render json types
Misc. JSON files
caltechauthors-grid.json
caltechdata-grid.json
caltechthesis-grid.json
directory_info.json (only found
for people)
index.json
pagefind-entry.json
group.json
group_list.json
people.json
people_list.json
CaltechTHESIS derived
advisor-bachelors.json (needed
in groups only)
advisor-combined.json (needed
in groups only)
advisor-engd.json (needed in
groups only)
advisor-masters.json (needed in
groups only)
advisor-other.json (needed in
groups only)
advisor-phd.json (needed in
groups only)
advisor-senior_major.json
(needed in groups only)
advisor-senior_minor.json
(needed in groups only)
advisor.json
(person/group)
bachelors.json
(person/group)
engd.json (person/group)
masters.json
(person/group)
phd.json (person/group)
senior_major.json
(person/group)
senior_minor.json
(person/group)
CaltechAUTHORS derived
combined.json (from
CaltechAUTHORS), should be renamed combined_authors.json
pub_types.json
article.json
audiovisual.json
book.json
book_section.json
collection.json
conference_item.json
dataset.json
image.json
interactiveresource.json
model.json
monograph.json
object_types.json
patent.json
software.json
teaching_resource.json
text.json
thesis.json
video.json
workflow.json
CaltechDATA
combined_data.json
software.json
data.json
teaching_resource.json
data_object_types.json
data_pub_types.json
data_types.json
image.json
Render keys types
Render Markdown types
Render include types
Render BibTeX types
Render RSS types
Make a list of the new pages
types reflecting use of simplified records
Bugs
ep3datasets renders EPrints
JSON objects without primary_object being set
Cleanup eprint
content for public views
Does sanitization
happen at rendering of JSON/Markdown documents or when harvesting the
content?
Santization happens when we render content, this lets us do one
harvest for both dark and public archives
Cleanup email
content fields
Remove “notes”
Still debugging mapping the
advisor_id, thesis_id and authors_id to person_id for aggregation tables
and people feed generation
caltechthesis record 15078 is showing up with a local group of
“Scott Cushing” who is actaully a committee member not a local
gorup.
Are messy people identifiers in
EPrints are preventing a simple mapping to a single person id, when the
EPRint record is read in it needs the ID should be corsswalked to the
cl_people_id value.
If feeds are “public only” then
I need to strip email addresses from the JSON objects.
For feeds generated as
REPO_NAME-RECORD_TYPE.json to name the feed by record type only, but
before I add this I need to see if there is any case where thesis in
CaltechAUTHORS need to be itemized along with thesis in
CaltechTHESIS
updated value
retrieved from database isn’t converting correctly into a time.Time
object in Go. Need to figure the best way to make this correct
Aggregation
group_list.json has empty “combined” mapped when there are no eprintid
for the specific group in the respository
each index.html under people
and group should have a corresponding index.json that is used by Pandoc
to render index.md that then renders index.html, include.include
Issue 41, Add related URL as
DOI value (really make eprints show this as a linked field in the
display, don’t do that in the data structure)
Issue 44, Funders
are coming up as “UNSPECIFIED”
Issue 45, Related URLs are
coming in as “UNSPECIFIED”
Issue 47, Need to strip HTML
from Abstract field
Issue 48, Imported EPrint
doesn’t show up in review buffer
in release 1.1.1-next datestamp
isn’t set, example eprintid 111912
I might be setting
the wrong event_status (e.g. buffer or inbox)
I need to confirm
all timestamp fields and datestamp field is being set correctly
Issue 49, Field
defaults on import including resolver URL and collection
Issue 50, Verify why imported
and published EPrints don’t show in recent additions (is the an issue
with generated views or with a datestamp not getting set
correctly?).
Next
Add deposit info to EPrintXML
output
ioutil is depreciated, need to
update the code that uses it
Need a means of
filtering for public EPrint records only
is-public end point added to ep3apid
?eprint_status=... added for keys and keys by timestamp
ranges
Add Extended API
support to eputil command
Implement Solr index record
view for Solr 8.9 ingest
Add update end point to support
update EPrints Metadata
Figure out how historical diffs
of EPrints XML are generated in EPrints’ History tab
Implement updates versioning
the EPrint Metadata record
Implement file upload and
manage document versioning
Completed
Implement an example
ep3apid Python API
Implement a /version
end point displaying ep3apid version number
Create an example
service file for running ep3apid as a service under SystemD (Linux)
Create an example
service file for running ep3apid as a service under LaunchD (macOS)
Need a Users end
point to get a list of users in the system and retrieve their numeric
user id
the various related
tables that represent item lists don’t have the same row count so I need
to explicitly query for eprintid, pos or do JOIN and handle the NULL
column cases.
Fix
lemurprints-import-api-16 through 21 examples, re-import with
./bin/doi2eprintxml tool
Add script to
generate “lemurprints” database with support for all fields present
across our repositories so I can do robust testing and generate
appropriate testdata
Include all fields
and tables in caltechauthors
Include all fields
and tables in caltechthesis
Include all fields
and tables in caltechconf
Include all fields
and tables in caltechcampuspubs
Include all fields
and tables in calteches
Include all fields
and tabels in caltechoh
Include all fields
and tabels in caltechln
Exported selected
records from production, sanitize them and write import test against
lemurprints test database
Fetch DOI of records
found in EPrints use them to test in lemurprints
Add create end
points to support importing EPrint XML metadata into eprints
Implement
SQLReadEPrint
Implement
SQLCreateEPrint
Implement
ImportEPrint for importing EPrint XML metadata
Implement a method
that takes a table/column map and EPrint structure then renders a INSERT
or REPLACE sequence to create or update an EPrint record
Implement a method
that takes a table/column map and EPrint structure and update the EPrint
structure from a sequnce of SELECT statements
Split clsrules into
separate options to allow for more specific control
Add end point for
/{REPO_ID}/year (list years that have eprint records with a
“published” date type)
Add end point for
/{REPO_ID}/year/{YEAR} lists eprint records published in
that year
Implement a method
to show which tables a repository instance has and the column names in
each table
Implement a startup
data structure that captures the /repository/ end point
data so that table/column map can be used to build the SQL queries need
to read, create, and update an EPrint record
Implement
/repository/<REPO_ID> end point with
map[string][]string{} output
doi2eprintxml list
of DOI should allow for pipe separator and URL to object and handle it
like Acacia does
doi2eprintxml needs
to fetch the object URL and save results along side the generated
EPrints XML
added with a -D,-download option in doi2eprintxml.


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KS project consists of several subprojects, each of which has its own repository:
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compiler — everything starts here, this is the core of the project that everything uses
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tests — used to prove that compiler behaves as expected and there are no regressions introduced by the changes
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runtimes, one per each target language — used by the code generated by a compiler
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documentation — keeps users informed about the language and all new features
Technically, one can download and work with each of these subprojects individually, but most people just download everything by checking out our main umbrella project that includes (almost) everything:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/kaitai-io/kaitai_struct.git
Note the --recursive
option, which would download all the
submodules. If you forgot it and cloned without it, you can still do
it manually after cloning:
git submodule update --init --recursive
Compiler
KS compiler is written in Scala language and thus uses SBT for building. It can be compiled in one of 2 ways, each of which can be packaged in one of several ways:
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generating Java
.class
files, to be run in JVM-
not packaged, ready to be ran from a build dir (so called "stage build")
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packaged as universal (.zip) package
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packaged as Debian (.deb) package
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packaged as Windows (.msi) installer package
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generating JavaScript
.js
file, to be run either inside a browser or in node.js environment-
not packaged, used as a source JS file on a website
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packaged as npm package
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Prerequisites
To build the compiler, one generally needs just these two things:
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Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
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Scala Build Tool (sbt)
For Debian/Ubuntu, this should be enough to download every prerequisite (JRE is pulled automatically by sbt):
echo "deb https://dl.bintray.com/sbt/debian /" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list.d/sbt.list
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:80 --recv 2EE0EA64E40A89B84B2DF73499E82A75642AC823
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install sbt
Manual installation:
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Note
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You don’t need whole Java Development Kit (JDK), unless you want to test & develop for Java target — just JRE is enough for KS compiler. |
All other dependencies (including Scala runtimes, compilers, etc) required for the compiler are downloaded and installed by sbt automatically. It shouldn’t really matter even which version of sbt you use for bootstrap, as sbt will pull relevant sbt update packages automatically as well.
Configuring proxy
Note, that if you behind proxy, you need to run sbt
with flags
-Dhttp.proxyHost=<your proxy server>
-Dhttp.proxyPort=<your proxy server port>
-Dhttps.proxyHost=<your proxy server>
-Dhttps.proxyPort=<your proxy server port>
For example
sbt -Dhttp.proxyHost=proxy.com -Dhttp.proxyPort=3128 -Dhttps.proxyHost=proxy.com -Dhttps.proxyPort=3128
Unfortunately, sbt
doesn’t understand http(s)_proxy
environment variable properly, if it contains
address of proxy server in host:port
format, so flags is necessary.
This flags needed only on first run or when you want to check and upgrade dependencies. After first sbt
run all dependencies will be downloaded and access to the internet not required anymore.
Building for JVM
We use sbt-native-packager to
build deployable formats. Note that in order to perform the following builds,
one must be in the kaitai_struct/compiler
directory.
Building an universal (.zip) package
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sbt compilerJVM/universal:packageBin
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Get result in
jvm/target/universal/kaitai-struct-compiler-*.zip
Building Debian package
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Install prerequisites:
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On Debian/Ubuntu host:
sudo -i apt-get install dpkg dpkg-sig dpkg-dev lintian fakeroot
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On RedHat host:
sudo dnf install dpkg fakeroot
-
-
sbt compilerJVM/debian:packageBin
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Get result in
jvm/target/kaitai-struct-compiler_*_all.deb
Building RedHat package
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Install prerequisites:
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On RedHat host:
sudo dnf install rpm rpm-build
-
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sbt compilerJVM/rpm:packageBin
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Get result in
jvm/target/rpm/RPMS/noarch/kaitai-struct-compiler-*.noarch.rpm
Building Windows package
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Install WIX
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sbt compilerJVM/windows:packageBin
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Get result in
jvm/target/windows/kaitai-struct-compiler.msi
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Rename to add version to
kaitai-struct-compiler-$VERSION.msi
Building for JavaScript platform
Building to JavaScript platform is done using a Scala.js project. Note that it uses a somewhat different set of dependencies, as they must actually be JavaScript libraries, not Java jars.
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Run
sbt fastOptJS
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Get result in
js/target/scala-2.11/kaitai-struct-compiler-fastopt.js
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Use this JavaScript file on a website
Publishing a new version
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Choose a new version number (WIX imposes harsh requirements for version to look like
x.x.x.x
) and update it inbuild.sbt
,version := …
, commit -
Prepare an entry in RELEASE_NOTES.md, commit
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Create version tag:
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git tag $VERSION
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git push --tags
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Update main repository
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Create new version at:
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Upload:
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https://bintray.com/kaitai-io/debian/kaitai-struct-compiler/$VERSION/upload
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Debian distribution:
jessie
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Debian component:
main
-
Debian architecture:
all
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Attached file:
jvm/target/kaitai-struct-compiler_*_all.deb
-
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https://bintray.com/kaitai-io/universal/kaitai-struct-compiler/$VERSION/upload
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Target path:
$VERSION
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Attached file:
jvm/target/universal/kaitai-struct-compiler-*.zip
-
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https://bintray.com/kaitai-io/universal/kaitai-struct-compiler/$VERSION/upload
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Target path:
$VERSION
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Attached file:
jvm/target/windows/kaitai-struct-compiler-*.msi
-
-
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Publish them all
Publishing new version to oss.sonatype.org
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Verify that one has OSS Sonatype login/password for
iokaitai
org. -
Preliminary setup (needs to be done once per machine — verified for sbt 1.1)
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Enable the sbt-pgp plugin globally by adding this line to
~/.sbt/1.0/plugins/gpg.sbt
:addSbtPlugin("com.github.sbt" % "sbt-pgp" % "2.1.2")
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Set up credentials: create
$HOME/.sbt/.credentials
with the following contents (replacing XXX with username and password):realm=Sonatype Nexus Repository Manager host=oss.sonatype.org user=XXX password=XXX
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Set up
$HOME/.sbt/1.0/plugins/credentials.sbt
with the following contents:credentials += Credentials(Path.userHome / ".sbt" / ".credentials")
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For publishing the Java runtime library: set up
~/.m2/settings.xml
with the following contents:<settings> <servers> <server> <id>ossrh</id> <username>XXX</username> <password>XXX</password> </server> </servers> </settings>
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Make sure GPG keys are present
-
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sbt publishSigned
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Continue to follow Java runtime publishing instructions
Tests
TODO
Publishing runtime libraries
Java
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Pump version, set version to
$VERSION
, without-SNAPSHOT
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mvn deploy
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Scroll to the very end of list, seek
iokaitai-…
repositories -
Select our staging repository
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Press "Close" toolbar button
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Confirm
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Wait for checks to complete
-
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Press "Release" toolbar button
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Enter release message
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Confirm
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After some time, check https://search.maven.org/#search%7Cga%7C1%7Ca%3A%22kaitai-struct-runtime%22 to have new version
JavaScript
-
Pump version in
package.json
andpackage-lock.json
(search for"version":
) toX.Y.Z
format (e.g.0.9.0
for 0.9 release) -
Make a commit with the changes and tag it
$VERSION
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npm login
- fill npmjs.org login credentials -
npm publish --tag latest
Python
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Install/update the needed Python packaging tools:
python3 -m pip install --upgrade setuptools twine wheel
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If this gives you permission errors, don’t use
sudo
to runpip
. Instead use your system package manager (e. g.apt
) to install/update the tools, or add the--user
option topip install
.
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Pump version in
kaitaistruct.py
, seek__version__ =
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Delete the
dist
directory (if it exists), so that built files from previous or development versions don’t get uploaded by accident. -
python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
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twine check dist/*
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twine upload dist/*
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This will prompt for your PyPI credentials. See the Twine docs for info on how to preset/permanently configure the credentials.
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To upload to TestPyPI instead:
twine upload --repository=testpypi dist/*
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Check that new version appears under https://pypi.org/project/kaitaistruct/#history
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git tag $VERSION
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git push origin $VERSION
Ruby
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Pump version in
lib/kaitai/struct/struct.rb
, seek `VERSION = ` -
gem build kaitai-struct.gemspec
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Test gem (i.e. by installing it to a live system)
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gem push kaitai-struct-$VERSION.gem
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git tag $VERSION
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git push --tags
C#
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Pump versions in
kaitai_struct_runtime_csharp.csproj
, commit and put$VERSION
tag on it -
dotnet pack -o .
→ get resulting.nupkg
and.snupkg
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dotnet nuget push *.nupkg -k <API key> -s https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json
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Overall routine for adding new language is described in Adding support for new target language.
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https://github.com/kaitai-io/kaitai_struct_compiler — project description
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https://github.com/kaitai-io/kaitai_struct_compiler/blob/master/README.md —
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http://kaitai.io — everywhere
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https://bintray.com/kaitai-io/debian/kaitai-struct-compiler/view — package description
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https://twitter.com/kaitai_io — profile


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This is an example of how you may give instructions on setting up your project locally. To get a local copy up and running follow these simple example steps.
This is an example of how to list things you need to use the software and how to install them.
npm
npm install npm@latest -g
create a .env file
store secrets & environment variables (the values below are just sample values, please replace them with your own credentials)
SERVER_PORT=3000
NODE_ENV=development
MONGO_DATABASE_URI=mongodb+srv://<username>:<password>@cluster0.tihvu.mongodb.net/<database>?authSource=admin&replicaSet=atlas-ltmo8u-shard-0&w=majority&readPreference=primary&appname=MongoDB%20Compass&retryWrites=true&ssl=true
EXPRESS_SESSION_SECRET=dfc89d6a182025d62ab2ae3485b0497b4cc9397f1ab820fb3b5f3fa99c45
REDIS_PORT=15136
REDIS_HOST=redis-15136.c1.ap-southeast-3-5.ec2.cloud.redislabs.com
REDIS_PASSWORD=26186baa6eb3d6088925571d166564db0a1f3d5931c7386aa0b08a6d6fa8
git clone git@github.com:leoan96/etiqa.git
npm install
npm run start:dev
You can utilize the api endpoints using either Postman or visiting http://localhost:3000
For more examples, please refer to the Documentation
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A class which encapsulates the DICOM transfer syntaxes.
The transfer syntax is determined by the file meta DICOM tag (0x0002,0x0010)
. For a list of available syntaxes, see here. A TransferSyntax can be initialized either by supplying a string representation of the transfer syntax (e.g. "Implicit VR Little Endian"
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List of mappings from transfer syntax string to corresponding UID.


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Spring Framework example source code file (RmiClientInterceptor.java)
The Spring Framework RmiClientInterceptor.java source code/* * Copyright 2002-2007 the original author or authors. * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. */ package org.springframework.remoting.rmi; import java.io.IOException; import java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException; import java.net.MalformedURLException; import java.net.URL; import java.net.URLConnection; import java.net.URLStreamHandler; import java.rmi.Naming; import java.rmi.NotBoundException; import java.rmi.Remote; import java.rmi.RemoteException; import java.rmi.registry.LocateRegistry; import java.rmi.registry.Registry; import java.rmi.server.RMIClientSocketFactory; import org.aopalliance.intercept.MethodInterceptor; import org.aopalliance.intercept.MethodInvocation; import org.springframework.aop.support.AopUtils; import org.springframework.remoting.RemoteConnectFailureException; import org.springframework.remoting.RemoteInvocationFailureException; import org.springframework.remoting.RemoteLookupFailureException; import org.springframework.remoting.support.RemoteInvocationBasedAccessor; import org.springframework.remoting.support.RemoteInvocationUtils; /** * {@link org.aopalliance.intercept.MethodInterceptor} for accessing conventional * RMI services or RMI invokers. The service URL must be a valid RMI URL * (e.g. "rmi://localhost:1099/myservice"). * *
RMI invokers work at the RmiInvocationHandler level, needing only one stub for * any service. Service interfaces do not have to extend java.rmi.Remote * or throw java.rmi.RemoteException. Spring's unchecked * RemoteAccessException will be thrown on remote invocation failure. * Of course, in and out parameters have to be serializable. * *
With conventional RMI services, this invoker is typically used with the RMI * service interface. Alternatively, this invoker can also proxy a remote RMI service * with a matching non-RMI business interface, i.e. an interface that mirrors the RMI * service methods but does not declare RemoteExceptions. In the latter case, * RemoteExceptions thrown by the RMI stub will automatically get converted to * Spring's unchecked RemoteAccessException. * * @author Juergen Hoeller * @since 29.09.2003 * @see RmiServiceExporter * @see RmiProxyFactoryBean * @see RmiInvocationHandler * @see org.springframework.remoting.RemoteAccessException * @see java.rmi.RemoteException * @see java.rmi.Remote */ public class RmiClientInterceptor extends RemoteInvocationBasedAccessor implements MethodInterceptor { private boolean lookupStubOnStartup = true; private boolean cacheStub = true; private boolean refreshStubOnConnectFailure = false; private RMIClientSocketFactory registryClientSocketFactory; private Remote cachedStub; private final Object stubMonitor = new Object(); /** * Set whether to look up the RMI stub on startup. Default is "true". *
Can be turned off to allow for late start of the RMI server. * In this case, the RMI stub will be fetched on first access. * @see #setCacheStub */ public void setLookupStubOnStartup(boolean lookupStubOnStartup) { this.lookupStubOnStartup = lookupStubOnStartup; } /** * Set whether to cache the RMI stub once it has been located. * Default is "true". *
Can be turned off to allow for hot restart of the RMI server. * In this case, the RMI stub will be fetched for each invocation. * @see #setLookupStubOnStartup */ public void setCacheStub(boolean cacheStub) { this.cacheStub = cacheStub; } /** * Set whether to refresh the RMI stub on connect failure. * Default is "false". *
Can be turned on to allow for hot restart of the RMI server. * If a cached RMI stub throws an RMI exception that indicates a * remote connect failure, a fresh proxy will be fetched and the * invocation will be retried. * @see java.rmi.ConnectException * @see java.rmi.ConnectIOException * @see java.rmi.NoSuchObjectException */ public void setRefreshStubOnConnectFailure(boolean refreshStubOnConnectFailure) { this.refreshStubOnConnectFailure = refreshStubOnConnectFailure; } /** * Set a custom RMI client socket factory to use for accessing the RMI registry. * @see java.rmi.server.RMIClientSocketFactory * @see java.rmi.registry.LocateRegistry#getRegistry(String, int, RMIClientSocketFactory) */ public void setRegistryClientSocketFactory(RMIClientSocketFactory registryClientSocketFactory) { this.registryClientSocketFactory = registryClientSocketFactory; } public void afterPropertiesSet() { super.afterPropertiesSet(); prepare(); } /** * Fetches RMI stub on startup, if necessary. * @throws RemoteLookupFailureException if RMI stub creation failed * @see #setLookupStubOnStartup * @see #lookupStub */ public void prepare() throws RemoteLookupFailureException { // Cache RMI stub on initialization? if (this.lookupStubOnStartup) { Remote remoteObj = lookupStub(); if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) { if (remoteObj instanceof RmiInvocationHandler) { logger.debug("RMI stub [" + getServiceUrl() + "] is an RMI invoker"); } else if (getServiceInterface() != null) { boolean isImpl = getServiceInterface().isInstance(remoteObj); logger.debug("Using service interface [" + getServiceInterface().getName() + "] for RMI stub [" + getServiceUrl() + "] - " + (!isImpl ? "not " : "") + "directly implemented"); } } if (this.cacheStub) { this.cachedStub = remoteObj; } } } /** * Create the RMI stub, typically by looking it up. *
Called on interceptor initialization if "cacheStub" is "true"; * else called for each invocation by {@link #getStub()}. *
The default implementation looks up the service URL via * java.rmi.Naming. This can be overridden in subclasses. * @return the RMI stub to store in this interceptor * @throws RemoteLookupFailureException if RMI stub creation failed * @see #setCacheStub * @see java.rmi.Naming#lookup */ protected Remote lookupStub() throws RemoteLookupFailureException { try { Remote stub = null; if (this.registryClientSocketFactory != null) { // RMIClientSocketFactory specified for registry access. // Unfortunately, due to RMI API limitations, this means // that we need to parse the RMI URL ourselves and perform // straight LocateRegistry.getRegistry/Registry.lookup calls. URL url = new URL(null, getServiceUrl(), new DummyURLStreamHandler()); String protocol = url.getProtocol(); if (protocol != null && !"rmi".equals(protocol)) { throw new MalformedURLException("Invalid URL scheme '" + protocol + "'"); } String host = url.getHost(); int port = url.getPort(); String name = url.getPath(); if (name != null && name.startsWith("/")) { name = name.substring(1); } Registry registry = LocateRegistry.getRegistry(host, port, this.registryClientSocketFactory); stub = registry.lookup(name); } else { // Can proceed with standard RMI lookup API... stub = Naming.lookup(getServiceUrl()); } if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) { logger.debug("Located RMI stub with URL [" + getServiceUrl() + "]"); } return stub; } catch (MalformedURLException ex) { throw new RemoteLookupFailureException("Service URL [" + getServiceUrl() + "] is invalid", ex); } catch (NotBoundException ex) { throw new RemoteLookupFailureException( "Could not find RMI service [" + getServiceUrl() + "] in RMI registry", ex); } catch (RemoteException ex) { throw new RemoteLookupFailureException("Lookup of RMI stub failed", ex); } } /** * Return the RMI stub to use. Called for each invocation. *
The default implementation returns the stub created on initialization, * if any. Else, it invokes {@link #lookupStub} to get a new stub for * each invocation. This can be overridden in subclasses, for example in * order to cache a stub for a given amount of time before recreating it, * or to test the stub whether it is still alive. * @return the RMI stub to use for an invocation * @throws RemoteLookupFailureException if RMI stub creation failed * @see #lookupStub */ protected Remote getStub() throws RemoteLookupFailureException { if (!this.cacheStub || (this.lookupStubOnStartup && !this.refreshStubOnConnectFailure)) { return (this.cachedStub != null ? this.cachedStub : lookupStub()); } else { synchronized (this.stubMonitor) { if (this.cachedStub == null) { this.cachedStub = lookupStub(); } return this.cachedStub; } } } /** * Fetches an RMI stub and delegates to doInvoke. * If configured to refresh on connect failure, it will call * {@link #refreshAndRetry} on corresponding RMI exceptions. * @see #getStub * @see #doInvoke(MethodInvocation, Remote) * @see #refreshAndRetry * @see java.rmi.ConnectException * @see java.rmi.ConnectIOException * @see java.rmi.NoSuchObjectException */ public Object invoke(MethodInvocation invocation) throws Throwable { Remote stub = getStub(); try { return doInvoke(invocation, stub); } catch (RemoteConnectFailureException ex) { return handleRemoteConnectFailure(invocation, ex); } catch (RemoteException ex) { if (isConnectFailure(ex)) { return handleRemoteConnectFailure(invocation, ex); } else { throw ex; } } } /** * Determine whether the given RMI exception indicates a connect failure. *
The default implementation delegates to * {@link RmiClientInterceptorUtils#isConnectFailure}. * @param ex the RMI exception to check * @return whether the exception should be treated as connect failure */ protected boolean isConnectFailure(RemoteException ex) { return RmiClientInterceptorUtils.isConnectFailure(ex); } /** * Refresh the stub and retry the remote invocation if necessary. *
If not configured to refresh on connect failure, this method * simply rethrows the original exception. * @param invocation the invocation that failed * @param ex the exception raised on remote invocation * @return the result value of the new invocation, if succeeded * @throws Throwable an exception raised by the new invocation, if failed too. */ private Object handleRemoteConnectFailure(MethodInvocation invocation, Exception ex) throws Throwable { if (this.refreshStubOnConnectFailure) { if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) { logger.debug("Could not connect to RMI service [" + getServiceUrl() + "] - retrying", ex); } else if (logger.isWarnEnabled()) { logger.warn("Could not connect to RMI service [" + getServiceUrl() + "] - retrying"); } return refreshAndRetry(invocation); } else { throw ex; } } /** * Refresh the RMI stub and retry the given invocation. * Called by invoke on connect failure. * @param invocation the AOP method invocation * @return the invocation result, if any * @throws Throwable in case of invocation failure * @see #invoke */ protected Object refreshAndRetry(MethodInvocation invocation) throws Throwable { Remote freshStub = null; synchronized (this.stubMonitor) { this.cachedStub = null; freshStub = lookupStub(); if (this.cacheStub) { this.cachedStub = freshStub; } } return doInvoke(invocation, freshStub); } /** * Perform the given invocation on the given RMI stub. * @param invocation the AOP method invocation * @param stub the RMI stub to invoke * @return the invocation result, if any * @throws Throwable in case of invocation failure */ protected Object doInvoke(MethodInvocation invocation, Remote stub) throws Throwable { if (stub instanceof RmiInvocationHandler) { // RMI invoker try { return doInvoke(invocation, (RmiInvocationHandler) stub); } catch (RemoteException ex) { throw RmiClientInterceptorUtils.convertRmiAccessException( invocation.getMethod(), ex, isConnectFailure(ex), getServiceUrl()); } catch (InvocationTargetException ex) { Throwable exToThrow = ex.getTargetException(); RemoteInvocationUtils.fillInClientStackTraceIfPossible(exToThrow); throw exToThrow; } catch (Throwable ex) { throw new RemoteInvocationFailureException("Invocation of method [" + invocation.getMethod() + "] failed in RMI service [" + getServiceUrl() + "]", ex); } } else { // traditional RMI stub try { return RmiClientInterceptorUtils.doInvoke(invocation, stub); } catch (InvocationTargetException ex) { Throwable targetEx = ex.getTargetException(); if (targetEx instanceof RemoteException) { RemoteException rex = (RemoteException) targetEx; throw RmiClientInterceptorUtils.convertRmiAccessException( invocation.getMethod(), rex, isConnectFailure(rex), getServiceUrl()); } else { throw targetEx; } } } } /** * Apply the given AOP method invocation to the given {@link RmiInvocationHandler}. *
The default implementation delegates to {@link #createRemoteInvocation}. * @param methodInvocation the current AOP method invocation * @param invocationHandler the RmiInvocationHandler to apply the invocation to * @return the invocation result * @throws RemoteException in case of communication errors * @throws NoSuchMethodException if the method name could not be resolved * @throws IllegalAccessException if the method could not be accessed * @throws InvocationTargetException if the method invocation resulted in an exception * @see org.springframework.remoting.support.RemoteInvocation */ protected Object doInvoke(MethodInvocation methodInvocation, RmiInvocationHandler invocationHandler) throws RemoteException, NoSuchMethodException, IllegalAccessException, InvocationTargetException { if (AopUtils.isToStringMethod(methodInvocation.getMethod())) { return "RMI invoker proxy for service URL [" + getServiceUrl() + "]"; } return invocationHandler.invoke(createRemoteInvocation(methodInvocation)); } /** * Dummy URLStreamHandler that's just specified to suppress the standard * java.net.URL URLStreamHandler lookup, to be able to * use the standard URL class for parsing "rmi:..." URLs. */ private static class DummyURLStreamHandler extends URLStreamHandler { protected URLConnection openConnection(URL url) throws IOException { throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); } } } Other Spring Framework examples (source code examples)Here is a short list of links related to this Spring Framework RmiClientInterceptor.java source code file: |
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working with a team to create a new project named SHAS (Smart Home Automation System) which will be run by raspberry pi and will be controlled by world web. Beside of this, I have created several API based Android Applications.
Gained a solid understanding of the mobile development life cycle with hands-on expertise with a wide variety of Android device resolutions and SDK versions. Dedicated to continuously discovering, evaluating, and implementing new technologies to maximise development efficiency. Beside of this, I started practicing Python, CSS, XMl and SQL
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Observable from the graph, it is clear that there females have a higher amount of graduates initially.
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Popular free-to-play game Path of Exile is coming to iOS and Mac
Source: Grinding Gear Games
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- Path of Exile is coming to iOS and Mac.
- The game is free-to-play and hugely popular on other platforms.
- Gamers can choose from six characters as they battle through dungeons.
Grinding Gear Games has confirmed (via iDB) that it intends to bring Path of Exile to iOS and, wait for it, even Mac. The title is a free-to-play action role playing game that is already hugely popular on PC, Xbox One, and PS4. And now it's coming to our side of the gaming world, too.
The announcement was made during the recent ExileCon 2019 event that took place in New Zealand. And there's more good news with the company saying that gamers can look forward to an experience without what Grinding Gears Games co-founder Jonathan Rogers called "evil garbage." He was speaking about micro-transactions and the like, something that has caused quite the discussion in gaming circles in recent months. Mobile gamers have had to deal with timers, ads, and more but Rogers suggests none of that will be in play here.
There's a YouTube video available that shows the new game running on an iPhone 11 Pro Max which might suggest that a pretty beefy phone is needed in order to make the game run properly. Or it might just be that's the phone they had in-hand when the cameras were rolling – no information on required specifications has been made available yet.
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./komodod -ac_name=ZAWY24 -ac_adaptivepow=1 -ac_supply=1000000 -ac_reward=10000000000 -ac_cc=2 -addnode=<IP_ADDRESS> &
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$tefano.18-Sep-18 03:58 PM
fix issue on pool, sorry for inconvenience now it works very well
polycryptoblog18-Sep-18 04:17 PM
hmm good to know about 8471.50, im not up to date on the tariff codes, new to it all.
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Have a talk with him, tell him to be nice and not be rude
And @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 will try to be like switserland
;p
(rich and minding his own business)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Sep-18 04:36 PM
is faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar from rich
Cryptoon18-Sep-18 04:38 PM
Hmm what country is neutral and only averagely wealthy
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Sep-18 04:38 PM
is resisting the urge to ask 'what level of stupid has a "large mining farm" and mines in public pools'
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Cryptoon18-Sep-18 04:39 PM
Maybe like Malta or so
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Sep-18 04:45 PM
@Alright I'm trying (really hard) to believe it, but do you really expect me to rationalize that this guy is just giving away $30-50k a year in pool fees?(edited)
the same guy that thinks "notaries" is just "mumbo jumbo"...
Cryptoon18-Sep-18 04:47 PM
Alright will give him the quick 101 on kmd
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Sep-18 04:51 PM
after reading my own text of
the same guy that thinks "notaries" is just "mumbo jumbo"...
I can kinda see that, yes, he likely is that stupid to give away $50k in fees rather than set up his own private stuff
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Resistor18-Sep-18 07:04 PM
i can't even do the trail version of google cloud whatever because it won't take my card
no i'll just quit crypto and sell all my miners
Alright18-Sep-18 07:05 PM
Resistor18-Sep-18 07:05 PM
anyone want to purchase asics?
Alright18-Sep-18 07:05 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴
Resistor18-Sep-18 07:05 PM
i'm too old for this... young people don't care.
xRobeSx18-Sep-18 07:06 PM
there are 3 good options:
1. simply pay the 1% fee
2. rent a VPS or old computer to run the stratum
3. use the solo pool which is here: https://www.waterparkmining.com
4. try to install the stratum on windows (not recommended)
Resistor18-Sep-18 07:06 PM
i was mining to make money not play hop scotch to 50 pools a day with no solved blocks


| 002:264 Khan | : |
O you who believe! Do not render in vain your Sadaqah (charity) by reminders of your generosity or by injury, like him who spends his wealth to be seen of men, and he does not believe in Allah, nor in the Last Day. His likeness is the likeness of a smooth rock on which is a little dust; on it falls heavy rain which leaves it bare. They are not able to do anything with what they have earned. And Allah does not guide the disbelieving people. |
| 002:264 Maulana | : |
O you who believe, make not your charity worthless by reproach and injury, like him who spends his wealth to be seen of men and believes not in Allah and the Last Day. So His parable is as the parable of a smooth rock with earth upon it, then heavy rain falls upon it, so it leaves it bare! They are not able to gain anything of that which they earn. And Allah guides not the disbelieving people. |
| 002:264 Pickthal | : |
O ye who believe! Render not vain your almsgiving by reproach and injury, like him who spendeth his wealth only to be seen of men and believeth not in Allah and the Last Day. His likeness is as the likeness of a rock whereon is dust of earth; a rainstorm smiteth it, leaving it smooth and bare. They have no control of aught of that which they have gained. Allah guideth not the disbelieving folk. |
| 002:264 Rashad | : |
O you who believe, do not nullify your charities by inflicting reproach and insult, like one who spends his money to show off, while disbelieving in GOD and the Last Day. His example is like a rock covered with a thin layer of soil; as soon as heavy rain falls, it washes off the soil, leaving it a useless rock. They gain nothing from their efforts. GOD does not guide disbelieving people. |
| 002:264 Sarwar | : |
Believers, do not make your charities fruitless by reproachfully reminding the recipient of your favor or making them feel insulted, like the one who spends his property to show off and who has no faith in God or belief in the Day of Judgment. The example of his deed is as though some soil has gathered on a rock and after a rain fall it turns hard and barren. Such people can not benefit from what they have earned. God does not guide the unbelievers. |
| 002:264 Shakir | : |
O you who believe! do not make your charity worthless by reproach and injury, like him who spends his property to be seen of men and does not believe in Allah and the last day; so his parable is as the parable of a smooth rock with earth upon it, then a heavy rain falls upon it, so it leaves it bare; they shall not be able to gain anything of what they have earned; and Allah does not guide the unbelieving people. |
| 002:264 Sherali | : |
O ye who believe ! render not vain your alms by reproach and injury like him who spends his wealth to be seen by men, and he believes not in ALLAH and the Last Day. His case is like the case of a smooth rock covered with earth, on which heavy rain falls, leaving it bare and hard, They shall not secure aught of what they earn. And ALLAH guides not the disbelieving people. |
| 002:264 Yusufali | : |
O ye who believe! cancel not your charity by reminders of your generosity or by injury,- like those who spend their substance to be seen of men, but believe neither in Allah nor in the Last Day. They are in parable like a hard, barren rock, on which is a little soil: on it falls heavy rain, which leaves it (Just) a bare stone. They will be able to do nothing with aught they have earned. And Allah guideth not those who reject faith. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: العمل > العمل الطالح > إحباط العمل Action(Work)> Bad Deeds>Lost Deeds الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الذميمة > الرياء Man and The Moral Relations>The Dispraised Morals>Hypocrisy الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الذميمة > المن والأذى في الصدقات Man and The Moral Relations>The Dispraised Morals>To Remind of Generosity in the Alms with Injury تنظيم العلاقات المالية > إنفاقها Organizing Financial Relationships>Its Expenditure تنظيم العلاقات المالية > الصدقة Organizing Financial Relationships>Charity
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