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Provider interface for groups.
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Shared base class for Openfire GroupProvider implementations.
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This list specifies additional methods that understand groups among
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[gecode-users] Value selection when branching
Lars Otten
ottenl at student.chalmers.se
Tue Feb 7 17:15:49 CET 2006
Hi and Hello,
I still haven't solved the previous problem (about the strange propagation
behaviour), but since for the moment there is a workaround, I have started
to work on some other things at the same time, one of them random value
selection when branching.
By just looking at the existing classes in int/branch/select-val.icc (and
int/branch.hh) I wrote with the following:
class ValRand {
public:
/// Return random value of view \a x, uniformly distributed
int val(IntView x);
/// Tell \f$x=n\f$ (\a a = 0) or \f$x\neq n\f$ (\a a = 1)
ModEvent tell(Space* home, unsigned int a, IntView x, int n);
};
forceinline int
ValRand::val(IntView x) {
ViewValues<IntView> vv(x);
int choice = (int) (x.size() * (rand() / (RAND_MAX + 1.0)));
while (choice--) { ++vv; }
return vv.val();
}
forceinline ModEvent
ValRand::tell(Space* home, unsigned int a, IntView x, int n) {
assert((a == 0) || (a == 1));
return (a == 0) ? x.eq(home,n) : x.nq(home,n);
}
I've also added the value BVAL_RAND to BvalSel for the case distinction
inside the create method in select-val.icc, everything compiles and runs
without errors. Moreover I've added a command line parameter "-seed" to set
the global random seed.
To just test this new part I changed some existing examples to use
BVAL_RAND, e.g. all-intervall.cc.
Still using the default BVAL_MIN I obtain:
$ /examples/all-interval 10 -solutions 200 | grep solutions
solutions: 74
But then, after the change to BVAL_RAND:
$ ./examples/all-interval 10 -solutions 200 -seed 1 | grep solutions
solutions: 3
$ ./examples/all-interval 10 -solutions 200 -seed 2 | grep solutions
solutions: 118
$ ./examples/all-interval 10 -solutions 200 -seed 3 | grep solutions
solutions: 100
$ ./examples/all-interval 10 -solutions 200 -seed 37582 | grep solutions
solutions: 125
...and so on, you get the idea. Clearly something is wrong here. ;) Even
though values are chosen randomly, in the end the number of solutions should
be the same. And since for this setting all that was changed/added are the
things above, the error should be within there. Still I can't see the
problem, esp. when comparing it to the existing value selection classes.
Just to rule out other factors I've donwnloaded a fresh copy of the v1.0.0
sources into a different folder and made just the changes described above,
but to no avail...
Any ideas?
Thanks and best regards,
/Lars
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47. Much criticism was levelled by the appellant against the respondents 4 and 5 authorities that there was thorough non-application of mind and failure on their part to appraise the facts and information placed as required by the statutory norms and rules and in that view also, the EC under challenge has got to be set aside. The second respondent was seeking EC for conversion of the project/activity/operation i.e., from Assembly building to that of a multi super specialty hospital. The Multi Super Specialty Hospital emanates various kinds of wastages like biological waste, hazardous waste and radioactive waste. Since the details given by the second respondent in the application submitted in Form 1 are false or misleading, the SEAC appraisal cannot be correct, which has also resulted SEIAA clearance due to non-application of mind. The minutes of SEIAA dated 16.5.2012, does not disclose anything about the construction. However, in the clearance dated 16.5.2012, Part A Specific Conditions deal with construction phase. The applicant has not given information regarding the handling of the hazardous substances and consequent hazardous waste. The extent of the substance and waste to be handled was not given in Form 1A or the explanatory note. Equally, the handling of radio- active substances and the waste and the extent are not set out in the application in Form 1A. Further, the handling of Hazardous substances from the construction phase is also not set out. In this regard, the information given in Sl.Nos.3.1, 4.3 and 7.1 are 72 all totally false and thus there is a deliberate suppression and withholding of factual information about the handling of hazardous substances and materials and waste generated during the construction phase and operation phase. When it is admitted that hazardous waste are generated, the proponent should have set out as to how those wastes could be handled and disposed of. But nothing was stated in that regard. The management of mercury waste which is a hazardous one, is set out in the Indian Public Health Standards Guidelines. The disposal and handling practice should be in line with the requirement of Hazardous Waste Disposal Rules 2008, and it cannot be mixed with the other biological and medical waste; but, it is not spelt out in Form 1. So far as the radioactive substance and waste are concerned, nothing is set out. The second respondent has not stated anything about the emission caused due to anaesthetic gases, other emissions and emissions caused by hazardous substances and waste and radioactive substances and waste. In their addendum, the second respondent has stated about the demolition and construction works which was to the tune of Rs.28 crore as per the tender notice dated 6.1.2012. But in Form 1, nothing is set out about the usage of water and generation of wastewater during the construction phase. Hence Form 1 lacks entirely about the water utilised and sewerage emanated during the construction phase. The Form does not set out water consumed for running the canteen/restaurant in the hospital which is set out in the plan. It is the case of the second respondent that 5000 persons will be utilising the hospital, out of which 1000 will be outpatients, 500 beds with 1500 staff and 2000 visitors. Hence the canteen/restaurant usage should have been set out but not done so. Even for the administration office shown in the plan, usage of water is not shown. As per EIA Notification, a conceptual plan has to be submitted as set out in para 6 of the notification, though there is a reference to the building plan to be submitted along with Form 1. The cross-section of the building showing the rooms of the hospital was 73 not submitted. Hence the plan submitted by the second respondent is not in accordance with the requirement of the notification. While the data and information were false and incorrect, the fifth respondent has appraised the project with an undue haste. The recommendation by the SEAC was made on 11.5.2012, and the EC was issued on 16.5.2012, i.e., on the very day, when it was taken up for consideration. The file did not contain the manner of appraisal and there is no indication of a personal visit to the site and hence the EC has got to be set aside for furnishing false and misleading information and misrepresentations on the part of the second respondent and the non-application of mind on the part of the respondents 4 and 5 in granting the EC.
48. Countering to the above contentions, learned Senior Counsel for the respondents would submit that the appellant has not raised any ground in respect of Form 1, 1A or Addendum either before the authorities or in the main appeal before the Tribunal. The appellant at the time of arguments has filed additional grounds with an attempt to build up a new case based on his own interpretations of the details given in Form 1. The second respondent has not misrepresented or suppressed any material fact in Form 1 application and has not filled the columns mechanically. The application for modification was submitted on 12.4.2012, which was appraised by the fifth respondent in its meeting on 11.5.2012 and thus it was in the hands of the fifth respondent for a month for consideration. Subsequently, the minutes dated 11.5.2012, was sent to the fourth respondent on 12.5.2012. They were received by the fourth respondent on 14.5.2012 and the fourth respondent has issued the proceedings dated 16.5.2012. Thus, the contention put forth by the appellant's side that the fourth respondent has acted in haste and without any application of mind, is factually incorrect, totally wrong and misleading.
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49. As far as this contention is concerned, on perusal of the file produced by the respondents at the time of hearing, it is quite evident that the application was submitted by the second respondent to the fifth respondent on 12.4.2012 and it was pending in the hands of the fifth respondent for nearly one month and minutes passed on 11.5.2012, was sent to the fourth respondent on 12.5.2012. The same was received on 14.5.2012 and the fourth respondent issued the proceedings on 16.5.2012. Thus the matter was pending consideration in the hands of the fourth respondent on three working days. In view of the same, no haste either on the part of the fifth respondent or on the part of the fourth respondent could be attributed.
50. As far as the inspection of the site is concerned, in the instant case, there is no question of inspection of site that would arise and apart from that, the inspection of site is not made mandatory under the notification. Along with Form 1A, a plan has also been attached which would satisfy the filing of the conceptual plan as required under the Rule.
51. As regards the hazardous waste and other wastes, it is submitted by the learned Senior Counsel for the second respondent that the biomedical waste and hazardous waste will be handled as per the procedure enunciated in Bio Medical Waste Management and Handling Rules, 1988 and the same is mentioned in Form 1A and no individual incinerator is proposed in the said building and it has proposed to use the common incinerator which is located far away from the site, in Kancheepuram District and hence, no question of emission or environmental hazardous as put forth by the appellant, would arise and thus, there is no possibility of air emission and all these parameters were followed and relevant compliance have got to be done only after establishment of the hospital.
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52. It is also submitted by the learned Senior Counsel for the second respondent that the argument put forth by the appellant's side regarding the traffic that the second respondent cannot comply with the condition that no vehicles be permitted within 100 meters of the hospital as the building is abutting Mount Road, Wallajah Road and Sivananda Salai was baseless since the condition was amended for creation of "no horn zone". According to him, the management of hazardous waste, toxic substance, biomedical waste and the release of pollutions have all been taken into consideration and required management plan has been detailed in Form 1 and 1A and under the environmental management plan.
53. The Tribunal is able to see suitable reply in the submissions made by the learned Senior Counsel for the second respondent as recorded above.
54. After hearing the submissions made on both sides and looking into Form 1A, the Tribunal is able to see that the appellant is able to point out some mistakes in the data and particulars given in Form 1À and in certain defects in the statement. Unless and until deliberate concealment or submission of false or misleading information or data, which is material to screening or scoping or appraisal or decision on the application, is shown or noticed, the application and the appraisal are not liable for rejection.
55. At this juncture, it remains to be stated that before commissioning "B" Category project and activity, the proponent has to pass through the following stages:-
(1) Application in the case of "B" Category project/activity; (2) Screening by Environmental Impact Assessment Authority; 76 (3) A detailed screening by State Level Appraisal Committee; (4) Grant of Environmental Clearance;
(5) Grant of consent to establish and (6) Grant of consent to operate.
56. In the instant case, the proponent, namely the second respondent, though obtained modification and amendment of the conditions by the proceedings dated 16.5.2012, has to necessarily apply for consent to operate. It is pertinent to point out that the State Level Environmental Impact Assessment Authority has imposed conditions as evident from its proceedings dated 16.5.2012 which is under challenge. The Pollution Control Board is the competent authority under The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1984, to issue consent to operate and without satisfying itself the required parameters for operating Multi Super Specialty Hospital, would not give consent to operate. Merely for the technical non-compliance of procedure laid down in EIA Notification, Environmental Clearance granted cannot be held illegal or in breach of statutory provisions. It has been held by the Bombay High Court in its decision in RAMBHAU PATIL V. MAHARASHTRA STATE ROAD (2002 (1) BOMBAY CR 76) thus:
"37..... We find no reason to take a different view. The project was included in the revised Development Plan and also included in the Coastal Zone Management Plan, which has the approval of the Government of India. We do not find that any statutory provision is breached if the project is implemented in public interest. The requirement of 77 submitting an Environmental Impact Assessment Report was also substantially complied with, and the matter has been discussed in public seminars in which important activists, groups and environmentalists have discussed the issues threadbare. The requirements of public discussion and environmental impact assessment have been substantially complied with, and we are not inclined to quash the project and the environmental clearance granted by the Government of India merely for technical non-
compliance of the procedure laid down in the three Environmental Impact Assessment Notifications. We are also satisfied that the project is being implemented in public interest, and serves the cause of environment, without any serious damage to ecology. Where there are two competing public interests, a balance has to be struck between the two. We are, therefore, satisfied that no interference is called for by this Court in exercise of writ jurisdiction."
57. The application is merely an expression of the desire of the proponent to commence a particular project and Form 1A is intended for the mentioning of the safeguards necessary for the said new project. Thus the application is only initiation of the entire process. It can only be a guide; but, it is neither conclusive nor decisive on the project and cannot control the EC. The contents in Form 1 can only be one of the guiding factors, but they cannot bind either of the Committees, Appraisal or Assessment. The Appraisal Committee is an 78 independent body consisting of experts from different fields and equally, the Assessment Committee. They have to consider all available materials before taking a decision to grant or to reject the request. They have to make an independent study and decide the necessary parameters and safeguards for a given project. Thus the EC is wisdom driven of the Members of the Committees and no doubt, it is not driven by the data and particulars furnished by the proponent in the Forms alone. The authority cannot base their decision on the application alone or the contents of the Form. After the application is made along with the safeguards stated by the proponent in Form 1 and 1A, the Appraisal Authority at the time of appraisal, can add number of safeguards necessary for the project. Even after the appraisal is placed before the Assessment Authority, it can also include number of additional conditions which would satisfy the ecological and environmental requirement. All would be clearly indicative of the fact that the application and even the appraisal report given by the Appraisal Authority are only the stages and when it reaches the Assessment Authority, it can add as many number of conditions required and thus in the entire process, there are so many checks to satisfy the safeguards which the environment would require. In the instant case, it is true that the appellant's side is able to point out mistakes and even some deficiencies in the statement as to safeguards. From the scrutiny of the entire materials on record, the Tribunal is of the considered opinion that it cannot be stated that the Environmental Impact Assessment Authority suffered from significant deficiencies or lack of information which resulted in recommendation of the grant of the Environmental Appraisal Committee.
58. It is well settled that merely for technical non-compliance of the procedure laid down in the Environmental Impact Assessment Notification, the project and the Environmental Clearance granted by the authority, cannot be 79 quashed. It is pertinent to point out that it is not the case of the appellant that there is any procedural violation in the present case and it is also not noticed by the Tribunal. It is one thing to say that there is deficiency in the safeguards and another thing to say that there is deficiency in the statement as to safeguards. What is all noticed in the instant case is deficiency in the statement as to safeguards. The Tribunal is afraid whether on the strength of those mistakes and deficiencies in making a statement of the safeguards, the proceedings under challenge can be set aside as contended by the appellant. But, at the same time, the Tribunal has to strike a balance between the implementation of project, namely Multi Super Specialty Hospital, in public interest, which would satisfy the medical need of the poverty stricken and downtrodden and that too free of cost, on the one side and the environmental impact that is likely to be caused by the functioning of the said hospital on the other. After considering both, the Tribunal is of the considered opinion that it would suffice to impose necessary conditions to be complied with by the proponent before commissioning the hospital activities in order to satisfy the necessary parameters and safeguards for running a Multi Super Special Hospital as we have done in the later part of the judgment and it is also not necessary to quash the proceedings dated 16.5.2012 issued by the fourth respondent in favour of the second respondent which would defeat a noble cause to serve public interest, that too in a case where no grounds are made out by the appellant to set aside the same.
59. The contention of the appellant's side that the project, namely the complex and its activity i.e., to run the New Assembly are coupled with each other and inseparable and hence the said complex should not be used for any purpose except for conduct of Assembly cannot be countenanced even for a moment in view of the decision of the Division Bench of the High Court of Madras in 80 W.P.No.19314/2011, whereby the request of the appellant for a writ of mandamus directing the respondents 1 to 3 to resume the building maintenance and interior works, continue the construction if any and complete the New Assembly cum Secretariat Complex at Omanthurar Estate, was rejected and the same has become final. Apart from that, the proposal of the present Government to convert the complex as Multi Super Specialty Hospital was upheld in W.P.No.30326/2011 etc., by Division Bench of the High Court of Madras dated 24.1.2013. As pointed out by the learned Judges of the High Court of Madras in the said WP, the proposed decision to convert "A" Block building into multi super specialty hospital is per se in the interest of the public and there is no Multi Super Specialty Hospital available in Chennai which can be equated with AIEMS and the hospital will serve the medical need of the poor, middle classes and downtrodden people who would struggle to spend. Subsequently, the said finding reached finality by SLP order dated 31.1.2013 made by the Apex Court. The policies of the Government not to use the said complex for the purpose of Legislative Assembly -cum- Secretariat and also to convert it into Multi Super Specialty Hospital have been upheld by the Hon'ble High Court. In the interest of public and also the poor and needy, there cannot be any impediment for changing the utility of the building by converting it into Multi Super Specialty Hospital with all medical facilities of high degree; but, at the same time, safeguard measures which are required, have got to be undertaken before commissioning of the hospital.
60. Hygiene integrity, Infection control and Environmental protection are three important and inter connected aspects that require special attention during the operational phase of any health care facility, irrespective of its size and bed capacity. This being so, the proposed Multi Super Specialty Hospital (MSSH) by its innate characteristic and definition is to have a number of special Medicare units - 81 Neurology, Radiology, Cardiology, Cranio facial surgery, Organ transplantation and Rehabilitation, to mention a few. Doubtless, Hygiene integrity, Infection control and Environmental protection warrant special consideration in such a Multi Super Specialty Hospital. Keeping these in mind, the modified Environmental Clearance dated 16.05.2012 issued by the SEIAA has imposed a number of terms and conditions to be strictly complied by the proponent during the operation of the Multi Super Specialty Hospital in question. The conditions are categorized into two parts, namely, Part A - Specific Conditions pertaining to Construction and Operation phases and Part B - Other Conditions.
61. The above conditions are extracted below for the sake of immediate reference and clear reading:
Extract from Lr.No.SEIAA/EC/8(a)/120/F.455/2012 dated 16.05.2012 of the State Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority, Tamil Nadu: PART A - SPECIFIC CONDITIONS Construction Phase
i) "Consent for Establishment" shall be obtained from Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board and a copy shall be submitted to the SEIAA, Tamil Nadu before taking up of any alteration/modification at the site.
ii) The project should be commissioned only after obtaining water supply from the CMWSSB.
iii) Adequate drinking water and sanitary facilities should be provided for construction workers at the site. The safe disposal of waste water and solid wastes generated during the construction phase should be ensured. 82
iv) The sewage waste water and the trade effluent shall be treated with ultra violet radiation instead of chlorination.
i) A first aid room shall be provided in the project site during the alteration works required for the project.
ii) Low sulphur diesel shall be used for the diesel generator sets. The air and noise emission shall conform to the standards prescribed in the rules under the Environment (Protection) Act 1986.
iii) Ambient air and noise level should conform to the standards prescribed by the TNPCB, both during day and night. Incremental pollution loads on the ambient air and noise quality should be closely monitored during alteration phase of constructions and results of monitoring shall be furnished to the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board. Adequate measures to reduce air and noise pollution during alteration shall be adopted, conforming to the norms prescribed by the TNPCB on noise limits.
iv) Fixtures for showers, toilet flushing and drinking water should be of low flow type by adopting the use of aerators/pressure reducing devises/sensor based controls.
v) Use of glass may be reduced upto 40% to reduce the electricity consumption on lighting and load on air conditioning. If necessary, high quality double glass with special reflecting coating in widows shall be used.
vi) Adequate fire protection equipments and rescue arrangements should be made as per the proposals, in conformity with Fire and Safety Department requirements.
vii) All Energy Conversation (sic) Building Code (ECBC) norms shall be adopted.
viii) Mechanical dewatering arrangements shall be provided for the sludge from sewage treatment plant, instead of sludge drying beds.
ix) Rubber padding to absorb noise while loading and unloading operations should be provided.
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x) The Environmental Clearance does not absolve the applicant/proponent of his obligation/requirement to obtain other statutory and administrative clearances from other statutory and administrative authorities.
xi) The Environmental Clearance does not imply that the other statutory/administrative clearances shall be granted to the project by the concerned authorities. Such authorities would be considering the project on merits and be taking decisions independently of the Environmental Clearance.
Operation Phase
i) The water requirement shall be met from the CMWSSB as committed.
ii) The installation of the Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) as per EMP shall be certified by an independent expert and a report in this regard shall be sent to the SEIAA before the project is commissioned for operation. Discharge of treated sewage shall conform to the norms and standards prescribed by the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board for disposal into surface waters.
iii) The sewage waste-water and the trade effluent shall be treated with ultra violet radiation instead of chlorination.
iv) Bio Medical Effluents must be treated with Hypo chlorates and disinfected before allowing to mix with sewage collection tank.
v) Agreement for treatment of bio-medical waste with authorised agency must be in place before commissioning the operations of the MSSH.
vi) Rain water harvesting for roof run-off and surface run-off, as per the proposal submitted, should be implemented. Before recharging the surface run-off, pre-treatment with screens, settlers etc., must be done to remove suspended matter, oil and grease.
vii) The plastic wastes shall be segregated and disposed through authorised recyclers.
viii) The acoustic enclosures shall be installed at all noise generating equipments such as DG sets, air conditioning systems, etc., and the noise level shall be maintained continuously as per MoEF/CPCB/TNPCB guidelines/norms both during day and night times. 84
ix) Application of solar energy should be incorporated for illumination of common areas, lighting for gardens and street lighting in addition to provision for solar water heating. A hybrid system or complete solar system for a portion of the buildings shall be provided.
x) Traffic congestion near the entry and exit points from the road adjoining the proposed project site shall be avoided. Parking shall be fully internalized and no public place should be utilized.
PART-B - OTHER CONDITIONS
1. No vehicle shall be permitted within 100 m of the silence zone of the hospital.
2. Green belt along the periphery shall be provided as proposed to achieve attenuation factor confirming to the day and night noise standards prescribed by the TNPC Board.
3. The Bio-Medical Waste shall be collected and disposed in strict adherence to the Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998 as amended.
4. It is mandatory for the Project Proponent to furnish to the SEIAA, half yearly compliance report in hard and soft copies on 1 st June and 1st December of each calendar year, in respect of the conditions stipulated in the Environmental Clearance.
5. In the case of any change(s) in the scope of the project, a fresh appraisal by the SEIAA shall be obtained.
6. The SEIAA reserves the right to add additional safeguard measures subsequently, if found necessary and to take action including revoking of the Environmental Clearance under the provisions of the Environment Protection Act 1986, to ensure effective implementation of the suggested safeguard measures in a time bound and satisfactory manner.
7. All other statutory clearances such as the approvals for storage of diesel, LPG cylinders, Oxygen and other gases required shall be obtained from the Chief Controller of Explosives, Fire and Rescue Services Department, Civil Aviation Department and other statutory authorities. 85
8. The project proponent shall advertise in at least two local newspapers widely circulated in the region, one of which shall be in the vernacular language informing the public that.
(i) The project has been accorded Environmental Clearance.
(ii) Copies of the clearance letters are available with the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board,
(iii) Environmental Clearance may also be seen on the website of the SEIAA The advertisement should be made within 7 days from the date of issue of the clearance letter and a copy of the same shall be forwarded to the SEIAA.
9. All the stipulations stated under Part A and Part B above would be enforced in addition to the provisions of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1974, the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1981, the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and the Environment Impact Assessment Notification, 2006.
10. Under the provisions of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, legal action shall be initiated against the project proponent, if it is found that any change/modification of the project has been started without obtaining Environmental Clearance, and for any violation of any of the conditions stipulated in Part-A and Part-B of the Environmental Clearance.
11. This Environmental Clearance is valid for five years from the date of issue.
12. Pollution loads on the ambient air quality, noise and water quality shall be periodically monitored after commissioning of the project and report furnished to the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board.
13. The project proponent shall also submit half yearly reports on the status of compliance of the stipulated EC conditions including results of monitored data (both hard copies as well as by e-mail) on incremental pollution load to the Regional Office, MoEF, Bengaluru, the Zonal Office of CPCB, 86 Bengaluru and the TNPCB. This shall also be put on the website of the proponent.
14. The criteria pollutant levels namely, SPM, PM10, PM2.5, SO2, NOx (ambient levels as well as stack emissions) or critical sectoral parameters, indicated for the project shall be monitored and displayed at a convenient location near the main gate of the complex in the public domain.
15. Any appeal against the Environmental Clearance shall lie with the National Green Tribunal, if preferred, within a period of 30 days as prescribed under section 16 of the National Green Tribunal Act, 2010. Subsequent to the issuance of the modified Environmental Clearance by the SEIAA, the Respondent 2 requested the SEIAA to withdraw the Condition Number 1 under PART-B
- OTHER CONDITIONS, citing high traffic density borne by the main roads adjoining the complex in question. The SEIAA considered this matter during its meeting on 12-09- 2012 and decided to amend the said Condition Number 1 under PART-B. The relevant portion from the letter from the SEIAA indicating the amendment is extracted below:
Extract from Lr.No. SEIAA/F.455/Amendment/2012 dated 29-09- 2012 of the State Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority, Tamil Nadu ***** "The Proponent shall cause through the State Government declaration of the Hospital area as "No Horn Zone" and provide necessary sign boards preferably in vantage positions in all adjoining roads, in such a way that the sign boards are visible both in day and nights. The vehicles should be sparingly operated, that too at minimum speed inside the premises to avoid noise and dust pollution. The concerned regulatory authority of the State Government should strictly enforce this condition on all the adjoining roads"
62. The Tribunal paid full attention, gave its utmost consideration and analyzed each of the conditions listed above in the context of the proposed Multi Super Specialty Hospital in question and its operation. In the opinion of the Tribunal all the conditions stipulated by the SEIAA are very much necessary for the activity envisaged in the complex in question. Therefore, The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, the Authority that issues the "CONSENT TO OPERATE" is directed to include all these conditions cited supra as "MANDATORY 87 CONDITIONS" to be strictly and fully complied by the proponent for getting the 'Consent to Operate' from the Authority above, for the Multi Super Specialty Hospital in question. The proposed Multi Super Specialty Hospital appears to be a venture to provide health and Medicare facilities of International Standards with ultra modern diagnostic tools and instrumentation. It is imperative therefore, not to overlook or omit any aspect of their impact on the Environment while operating the Hospital. In fact, environmental safeguards should play a pivotal role to compliment the noble objectives of the project. The hospital should take proactive steps in protecting the environmental quality even as they provide super special medical service to public. This approach would, in long run make the hospital a 'model' worthy of emulation. Keeping all these and also the practices followed in many renowned hospitals such as the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, in mind the Tribunal is of the considered view that some more conditions are required to be stipulated for operating the MSSH. Therefore, the Authority above is further directed to include the following conditions also as "MANDATORY CONDITIONS" to be strictly and fully complied by the proponent for getting the 'Consent to Operate' from the Authority above, for the Multi Super Specialty Hospital in question:
1. Proper location of different specialty units inside the structure in question in such a way that the indoor environmental conditions do not encourage or spread infection across the Specialty medicare Units in the MSSH in question.
2. Preparation of "SPECIALTY-WISE ACTION PLAN" to Control, Minimize and Mitigate environmental impacts and provide safeguards, following the 'Guidelines issued by Directorate General of Health Services, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, Hand Book on Bio Medical Waste Management published by the Government of Tamil Nadu and other Information Resources on Hospital hygiene, hospital waste management and environmental protection available in other Multi Specialty Hospitals such as All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, Apollo Group of Hospitals in Chennai etc.
3. Preparation of "SPECIALTY- WISE Human Resource Training Manual" and placement of fully trained personnel at appropriate Specialty medicare Units to follow practices and procedures that ensure strict compliance of stipulated conditions.
4. Preparedness in terms of equipment, treatment units, trained staff and other requirements to comply with the management of Hazardous wastes, if any, 88 generated in the MSSH in question. In this context, special note should be taken by the Authority above with regard to Mercury management).
5. Compliance to all the requirements of The Hazardous Wastes (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2010, if applicable to any one or more Specialty Medicare Unit(s) of the MSSH in question.
6. Strict and full compliance of all the requirements of Rules and Directives of the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board, in respect of providing 'Radiation related medicare services' and "Management of radiation related Wastes" generated during the operation of the MSSH in question.
7. Strict and full compliance of the E-Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011.
8. All the vehicles operated by the Proponent inside the campus of the MSSH in question (for example, to shift staff from one unit to other and so on) should be "Battery operated" and not fuelled by petrol/diesel/gas.
9. In addition to the above conditions, if the Authority above, based on its experience in monitoring similar healthcare facilities in the State desires to impose more conditions, it may do so, as per law.
In order to create and promote awareness on "Environmental Protection measures in Healthcare Facilities" the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board is directed to erect and maintain informative KIOSKS at strategic points in the MSSH Complex in question. We make it abundantly clear that there is nothing to compromise in the matters relating to Ecology and Environment and therefore caution the Authority above to issue the "CONSENT TO OPERATE" only after carrying out a detailed inspection of the MSSH after it is established and fully satisfying itself of the complete compliance of all the terms and conditions as stipulated above.
63. ISSUE No.5:
For the foregoing reasons, the appellant is not entitled to the relief sought for and the appeal petition is disposed of accordingly. There shall be no order as to costs. Consequently, connected MA is closed.
Before concluding the judgment, the Tribunal has to record its appreciation on the assistance rendered by Mr. P. Wilson, learned Senior Counsel, assisted by Mr. R. Nedumaran, Mr. R. Neelakandan, M. Sreenivasagan Advocates, 89 Mr. A. Naveenathakrishnan, learned Advocate General and Mr. A. L. Somayaji, learned Additional Advocate General-I, assisted by Mr. Abdul Saleem, Advocate, Mr. P. Aravindh Pandian, learned Additional Advocate General-V, assisted by Mr. M. K. Subramanian, Advocate, and Mr. N. R. Chandran, learned Senior Counsel, assisted by Mr. L. G. Sahadevan, Advocate.
PROF. R.NAGENDRAN JUSTICE M.CHOCKALINGAM EXPERT MEMBER JUDICIAL MEMBER


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Home > JavaScript Questions > What is eventloop in javascript?
event loop handles the execution of multiple chunks of your program over time, each time invoking the JS Engine.
The Event Loop has one simple job — to monitor the Call Stack and the Callback Queue. If the Call Stack is empty, it will take the first event from the queue and will push it to the Call Stack, which effectively runs it. Such an iteration is called a tick in the Event Loop. Each event is just a function callback
The loop gives priority to the call stack, and it first processes everything it finds in the call stack, and once there’s nothing in there, it goes to pick up things in the message queue.
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Public Member Functions | |
| generic | init => initRealHistogram |
| generic | assignment => copyRealHistogram |
| procedure | initrealhistogram |
| procedure | copyrealhistogram |
| final | destroyrealhistogram |
| procedure | str |
| procedure | show |
| procedure | setrule |
| generic | add => addValue, addFArray |
| procedure | build |
| procedure | mean |
| procedure | stdev |
| procedure | var |
| procedure | mode |
| procedure | median |
| procedure | minimum |
| procedure | maximum |
| procedure | skewness |
| procedure | stderr |
| procedure | summation |
Public Attributes | |
| type(rnfunction) | counts |
| type(rnfunction) | density |
Private Member Functions | |
| procedure, private | addvalue |
| procedure, private | addfarray |
Private Attributes | |
| integer, private | rule |
Definition at line 49 of file RealHistogram.f90.
| generic realhistogram_::realhistogram::add | ( | ) |
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private |
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| generic realhistogram_::realhistogram::assignment | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::build | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::copyrealhistogram | ( | ) |
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| generic realhistogram_::realhistogram::init | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::initrealhistogram | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::maximum | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::mean | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::median | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::minimum | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::mode | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::setrule | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::show | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::skewness | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::stderr | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::stdev | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::str | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::summation | ( | ) |
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| procedure realhistogram_::realhistogram::var | ( | ) |
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| type(rnfunction) realhistogram_::realhistogram::counts |
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Singular online
For two ideals $I,J$ in a polynomial ring $R$ the saturation of $I$ with respect to $J$ is defined by $$\text{sat}(I:J)=\{f\in R\mid \exists k\in\mathbb{N}: f^k\cdot J\subseteq I\}=\bigcap_{k\in\mathbb{N}} I:J^k.$$ It describes, geometrically, the closure of the complement of $V(J)$ in $V(I)$ (where $V(I)$, $V(J)$ denotes the affine varieties defined by $I$, $J$ respectively).
The saturation allows us, amongst other things, to show that an affine hypersurface $V(f)$ has no singular points outside the origin. For that we need to construct the sum $I$ of the Jacobian $J_f$ with the ideal generated by $f$, and saturate it with respect to the maximal ideal $\mathfrak{m}$ corresponding to the origin. Consider the following example (click on each line to pipe it to the right side):
ring R = 0,(x,y,z),dp;
poly f = x^11+y^5+z^(3*3)+x^(3+2)*y^(3-1)+x^(3-1)*y^(3-1)*z^3+x^(3-2)*y^3*(y^2)^2;
ideal J = jacob(f);
ideal I = J+f;
ideal m = x,y,z;
Then $$V(f) \text{ has no singular point outside the origin} \quad \Longleftrightarrow \quad \text{sat}(I,\mathfrak{m})=\langle 1\rangle.$$ To compute the saturation, we successively compute quotients until we reach an eventual point of stabilization.
ideal satI = quotient(I,m);
while (reduce(satI,std(I))!=0)
{
I = satI;
satI = quotient(I,m);
}
satI;
Note that the method described above works for saturations at arbitrary ideals. It is officially available as the procedure \({\tt sat}\) in the library \({\tt elim.lib}\), takes two ideals as input and returns a list containing the saturation $\text{sat}(I,J)$ as well as an integer $k\in\mathbb{Z}$ such that $\text{sat}(I,J)=I:J^k$.
LIB "elim.lib";
sat(J+f,m);
However, the maximal ideal generated by all variables is a very interesting ideal to saturate with (for example. it allows allows to check an ideal for monomials), and there is one other method for saturating with respect to it:
Given a Groebner basis $G$ of our ideal $I$ with respect to a lexicographical ordering. It can then be shown that the following set is a Groebner basis of $\text{sat}(I,x_n)$, where $x_n$ denotes the lexicographically smallest variable (see Sturmfels, Groebner bases and convex polytopes): $$ G'=\left\{\frac{g}{x_n^k} \;\;\Big\vert \;\; g\in G, \;\; x_n^k \text{ highest power of }x_n \text{ dividing }g\right\}$$
So in order to saturate our ideal $I$ with respect to all variables, we compute our Groebner bases with respect to different lexicographical orderings. Note that, supposing $z$ is the lexicographically smallest variable, the highest power of $z$ dividing a polynomial is the power of $z$ appearing in the leading monomial.
I = J+f; // let's start over again
ring S = 0,(x,y,z),lp;
ideal I = imap(R,I);
ideal G = std(I);
ideal Gdash;
poly g;
int k;
for (int i=1; i<=size(G); i++)
{
g = G[i];
k = leadexp(g)[3];
Gdash[i] = g/(z^k);
}
Because $G'$ is not minimal yet, we can simplify it so that it becomes easier to view at. And we see that the saturated ideal has already become the whole ring, so that saturating it with respect to variables $x$ and $y$ becomes obsolete.
Gdash = simplify(Gdash,32+2);
Gdash;
Note that if our ideal I had been homogeneous, we would've been allowed to use a graded ordering with lexicographical tiebreaker instead.
Now in order to save the session, click the "save" button. It allows you to save your input and the output you have gotten seperately. This way, you can recreate the current state of the session by loading the input file using the "load" button. Singular will then recreate all the steps in this session.


If you are a current Hopkins student and are interested in working with me come by my office any time the door is open and I'll be happy to talk about open projects. I am always excited to talk to students about new projects, it is the [best part of the job] . I will be extra pumped to talk to you if:
Here are some general things I've been thinking about with lots of sub-ideas to explore:
I mostly supervise students from Biostatistics, you can apply [here]. I am not on the admissions committee so I pretty much don't have any say over whether you will get admitted. But if you want to do a Ph.D. at Hopkins Biostat and you: (1) have the serious math chops to get through our program (it is at the top end of rigor among Biostat programs) and (2) have written a cool R package and put it on Github or done an awesome data analysis and posted it on the web, then I want to hear from you. Send me an email to my gmail account with your CV attached, a link to your project, and a one liner about the coolest research project you can think of that relates to anything me or any of my colleagues do. I'll make sure the right people see your application.
I am always looking for awesome potential postdocs. I currently have funding to cover postdocs for:
Here are the minimum things I look for in a postdoc:
If you are interested in doing a postdoc send me an email with your CV, a link to the software package you built, and a short (one paragraph) description of a research project you have imagined working on.
If you are a grad student who is interested in applying for postdoctoral funding through NSF, NIH, or another funding source and want to work with me, send me an email with the above information and I'll be happy to help you with your application.


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What is React?
- Open Source JavaScript Library,
- from the Facebook dev team,
- for building dynamic user interfaces.
There's more than just React...
Let's take a moment to talk about frameworks.
The JavaScript Framework landscape moves fast...
Frameworks
- Design (style and layout)
- Data Binding (Views)
- Full MVC App
Need More?
ToDo MVC - "...the same Todo application implemented using MV* concepts in most of the popular JavaScript MV* frameworks of today."
Back to React
React is our example because:
- requires a build step,
- and has a unique tech perspective.
What makes React different?
- "React's one-way data flow (also called one-way binding)",
- "React abstracts away the DOM from you",
- and "...key design decision is to make the API seem like it re-renders the whole app on every update."
Demo
Inspecting the dom vs the html markup
Demo
look at the .jsx
vs. the actual compiled .js
.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
Crawlers
to scrape and store web sites with the following data provided for each page crawled:
Social counters
to store data via API requests for
tweets
g+1s
fshares
based on user entered URLs
YouTube videos
to scrape, parse, and store the title, views, likes, and dislikes from user provided videosFunctions
to store data based on user written python functionsthe inspiration for this project
login/logout
are not enforced, but it's coded/tested and only needs to be uncommented, then again, maybe this is not needed as the app seems best used as a single user toolinfinite scrolling
issue, i.e. scraping the YouTube videos list page
is currently limited to 30, maybe use RSS feed, Scrapy, PhantomJS, or Selenium (too complex?)


@import views.html.movies.common @(movies : List[MovieModel]) @common("Movies") { Home Add Movie
Directed By : @movie.director
Producer By : @movie.producer
Movie Category<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Release Date : @movie.releaseDate


Finds sidebar node with id and returns it or its index.
get([parent], [id], [returnIndex])
| parent |
string, id of the parent node (optional) |
| id |
string, id of the sidebar node (optional) |
| returnIndex |
boolean, if true returns index in the nodes array (optional) |
Returns object or integer or null.
Description
The id argument is the id of the sidebar node used during its creation.
Nodes can be nested. Each node has .nodes array that holds its children.
If sidebar node was not found the method will return null.
You can optionally specify parent, which is an id of the parent node. If parent is specified
then it will limit the search scope to that parent and its subnodes.
The third optional argument returnIndex indicates if you want the sidebar node or its index in the
.nodes array.
You can call this method without any arguments and it will return to you ids of all nodes in the entire sidebar.
If you defined the object in the following way:
To get ids of all nodes:
To get a specific node:


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Script-based models of various wedge and AVO scenarios.


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We can set aside a good chunk of money for Bountysource bounties every month!
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At this rate we would be making roughly half the salary of a typical Junior Engineer.
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reset()
Resets the current transform to its default state (the identity matrix).
Transformations in PlotDevice build up an incremental state. For example, once rotate(90)
is called, all subsequent shapes, paths, text, and images are rotated 90 degrees (i.e., the rotation ‘state’ is 90°). If called again – e.g., rotate(30)
– the rotation state becomes 120 degrees (90+30).
Once reset() is called, the rotation state becomes 0 degrees (the default rotation) again. Since reset() affects the entire transform state, it will also wipe out any previously applied translations, skews, and scale-factors.
As with the other transform commands, reset() can be used in a with
statement to limit its scope to drawing commands within the following block of code.
font(14), fill(0.2) rotate(90) text("one", 30, 80) text("two", 45, 80) reset() text("three", 70, 80)


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@import play.twirl.api.Html
@import uk.gov.hmrc.play.views.html._
@import models.auth.UserRequest
@this(
main: templates.tamc_main,
formErrorNotificationView: templates.form_error_notification,
inputRadioGroupView: templates.input_radio_group)
@(doYouLiveInScotlandForm: Form[(MultiYearDoYouLiveInScotlandFormInput)])(implicit messages: Messages,
request: UserRequest[_],
formPartialRetriever: uk.gov.hmrc.play.partials.FormPartialRetriever)
@main(
title = Messages("title.eligibility.pattern", Messages("eligibility.check.do.you.live.in.scotland.h1"))
){
@Html(Messages("generic.back"))
@formErrorNotificationView(doYouLiveInScotlandForm, formErrorMessage = "pages.form.error.mandatory.data")
This section is @Html(Messages("eligibility.check.span.h1"))@Html(Messages("eligibility.check.do.you.live.in.scotland.h1"))


From a reader's letter in the current issue of Standpoint:
Whenever I am feeling a little low I call to mind a Sunday morning 30-odd years ago waiting in a queue in a shop in Riberac, Dordogne. The gentleman at the head of the queue, wearing shorts and sandals with long white socks, bellowed at the lady behind the counter: “Je suis Sir William van Straubenzee, ou est mon Sunday Telegraph?”


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[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> No they're not. They just saw the opportunity to leverage to the max when the rest of the world was using debt to grow. china mines the most gold in the world and export's 0% and is the largest buyer of australian mined gold.
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> i think they are crooks and sell outs
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> and i dislike china
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> communism, what do you expect? lol
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> well these days the left thinks communism is good
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[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> i just want cryptos to hurry up and do something so i can go buy a little farm
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> lol
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> boooooooooooooooooom!
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> even tipsy likes that idea
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> the media is brainwashing our younger generations that communism is the way. they should travel and experience the world and visit communist countries instead of telling us older people what to do when they have not experienced the basic struggles of life themselves. Not everyone has been to university, I hope they wake up but university is professional indoctrination
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> i agree with ya
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> well lets hope people wake up
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> Common sense is experience, not education
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> in this day and age
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> but common sense isn't that common or sensible i love that saying haha
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> Common sense ain't that common lol
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> This is still my all time favourite. https://youtu.be/fHMoDt3nSHs
http://VoxRox.co - where you discover what's really going on!... Steve Hughes on the absurdity of political correctness, and health and safety! Follow on Twi...
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> so true about the homeless
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> lol my parents taught me not to be a moron haha true true
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> Indicative of a majority of people we come across almost on a daily basis.
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> and yeah the political correctness is insane now
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> been 6 days for me no cigarettes
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> and gave up weed a while back
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> but yeah i disagree with how they treat people who smoke
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> Well, if you think about it, there is no more comedy shows like fast forward and totally full frontal, PC culture is real life comedy LMFAO!
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> but im glad i stopped but im still struggling still feel like a ciggi
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> i was talking to my cousin the other day... we were talking about eddy murphy raw and delirious
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> imagine if they were made in todays world
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> far our there would be riots on the streets
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> pc culture is funny.. feminists and the snowflakes
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> but after a while it becomes sad and upsetting
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wombat> how people can be so stupid


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Civilization advances by extending the number of important operations we can perform without thinking.
Alfred North Whitehead
At the dawn of the age of automobiles, the instructions for starting a Model-T Ford were more than two pages long. With modern cars, you just turn the key—the starting procedure is automatic and foolproof. A person following a list of instructions might flood the engine, but the automatic starter won't.
Although computing is still an industry at the Model-T stage, we can't afford to go through two pages of instructions again and again for some common operation. Whether it is the build and release procedure, code review paperwork, or any other recurring task on the project, it has to be automatic. We may have to build the starter and fuel injector from scratch, but once it's done, we can just turn the key from then on.
In addition, we want to ensure consistency and repeatability on the project. Manual procedures leave consistency up to chance; repeatability isn't guaranteed, especially if aspects of the procedure are open to interpretation by different people.
We were once at a client site where all the developers were using the same IDE. Their system administrator gave each developer a set of instructions on installing add-on packages to the IDE. These instructions filled many pages—pages full of click here, scroll there, drag this, double-click that, and do it again.
Not surprisingly, every developer's machine was loaded slightly differently. Subtle differences in the application's behavior occurred when different developers ran the same code. Bugs would appear on one machine but not on others. Tracking down version differences of any one component usually revealed a surprise.
Tip 61
Don't Use Manual Procedures
People just aren't as repeatable as computers are. Nor should we expect them to be. A shell script or batch file will execute the same instructions, in the same order, time after time. It can be put under source control, so you can examine changes to the procedure over time as well ("but it used to work…").
Another favorite tool of automation is cron (or "at" on Windows NT). It allows us to schedule unattended tasks to run periodically—usually in the middle of the night. For example, the following crontab file specifies that a project's nightly command be run at five minutes past midnight every day, that the backup be run at 3:15 a.m. on weekdays, and that expense_reports be run at midnight on the first of the month.
# MIN HOUR DAY MONTH DAYOFWEEK COMMAND # --------------------------------------------------------------- 5 0 * * * /projects/Manhattan/bin/nightly 15 3 * * 1-5 /usr/local/bin/backup 0 0 1 * * /home/accounting/expense_reports
Using cron, we can schedule backups, the nightly build, Web site maintenance, and anything else that needs to be done—unattended, automatically.
Compiling the project is a chore that should be reliable and repeat-able. We generally compile projects with makefiles, even when using an IDE environment. There are several advantages in using makefiles. It is a scripted, automatic procedure. We can add in hooks to generate code for us, and run regression tests automatically. IDEs have their advantages, but with IDEs alone it can be hard to achieve the level of automation that we're looking for. We want to check out, build, test, and ship with a single command.
In The Evils of Duplication, we advocated generating code to derive knowledge from common sources. We can exploit make's dependency analysis mechanism to make this process easy. It's a pretty simple matter to add rules to a makefile to generate a file from some other source automatically. For example, suppose we wanted to take an XML file, generate a Java file from it, and compile the result.
.SUFFIXES: .Java .class .xml .xml.java: perl convert.pl $< > $@ .Java.class: $(JAVAC) $(JAVAC_FLAGS) $<
Type make test.class, and make will automatically look for a file named test.xml, build a .java file by running a Perl script, and then compile that file to produce test.class.
We can use the same sort of rules to generate source code, header files, or documentation automatically from some other form as well (see Code Generators).
You can also use the makefile to run regression tests for you, either for an individual module or for an entire subsystem. You can easily test the entire project with just one command at the top of the source tree, or you can test an individual module by using the same command in a single directory. See Ruthless Testing, for more on regression testing.
Recursive makeMany projects set up recursive, hierarchical for project builds and testing. But be aware of some potential problems. make calculates dependencies between the various targets it has to build. But it can analyze only the dependencies that exist within one single make invocation. In particular, a recursive make has no knowledge of dependencies that other invocations of make may have. If you are careful and precise, you can get the proper results, but it's easy to cause extra work unnecessarily—or miss a dependency and not recompile when it's needed. In addition, build dependencies may not be the same as test dependencies, and you may need separate hierarchies. |
A build is a procedure that takes an empty directory (and a known compilation environment) and builds the project from scratch, producing whatever you hope to produce as a final deliverable—a CD-ROM master image or a self-extracting archive, for instance. Typically a project build will encompass the following steps.
Check out the source code from the repository.
Build the project from scratch, typically from a top-level makefile. Each build is marked with some form of release or version number, or perhaps a date stamp.
Create a distributable image. This procedure may entail fixing file ownership and permissions, and producing all examples, documentation, README files, and anything else that will ship with the product, in the exact format that will be required when you ship.[3]
[3] If you are producing a CD-ROM in ISO9660 format, for example, you would run the program that produces a bit-for-bit image of the 9660 file system. Why wait until the night before you ship to make sure it works?
Run specified tests (make test).
For most projects, this level of build is run automatically every night. In this nightly build, you will typically run more complete tests than an individual might run while building some specific portion of the project. The important point is to have the full build run all available tests. You want to know if a regression test failed because of one of today's code changes. By identifying the problem close to the source, you stand a better chance of finding and fixing it.
When you don't run tests regularly, you may discover that the application broke due to a code change made three months ago. Good luck finding that one.
Final builds, which you intend to ship as products, may have different requirements from the regular nightly build. A final build may require that the repository be locked, or tagged with the release number, that optimization and debug flags be set differently, and so on. We like to use a separate make target (such as make final) that sets all of these parameters at once.
Remember that if the product is compiled differently from earlier versions, then you must test against this version all over again.
Wouldn't it be nice if programmers could actually devote all of their time to programming? Unfortunately, this is rarely the case. There is e-mail to be answered, paperwork to be filled out, documents to be posted to the Web, and so on. You may decide to create a shell script to do some of the dirty work, but you still have to remember to run the script when needed.
Because memory is the second thing you lose as you age,[4] we don't want to rely on it too heavily. We can run scripts to perform procedures for us automatically, based on the content of source code and documents. Our goal is to maintain an automatic, unattended, content-driven workflow.
[4] What's the first? I forget.
Many development teams use an internal Web site for project communication, and we think this is a great idea. But we don't want to spend too much time maintaining the Web site, and we don't want to let it get stale or out of date. Misleading information is worse than no information at all.
Documentation that is extracted from code, requirements analyses, design documents, and any drawings, charts, or graphs all need to be published to the Web on a regular basis. We like to publish these documents automatically as part of the nightly build or as a hook into the source code check-in procedure.
However it is done, Web content should be generated automatically from information in the repository and published without human intervention. This is really another application of the DRY principle: information exists in one form as checked-in code and documents. The view from the Web browser is simply that—just a view. You shouldn't have to maintain that view by hand.
Any information generated by the nightly build should be accessible on the development Web site: results of the build itself (for example, the build results might be presented as a one-page summary that includes compiler warnings, errors, and current status), regression tests, performance statistics, coding metrics and any other static analysis, and so on.
Some projects have various administrative workflows that must be followed. For instance, code or design reviews need to be scheduled and followed through, approvals may need to be granted, and so on. We can use automation—and especially the Web site—to help ease the paperwork burden.
Suppose you wanted to automate code review scheduling and approval. You might put a special marker in each source code file:
/* Status: needs_review */
A simple script could go through all of the source code and look for all files that had a status of needs_review, indicating that they were ready to be reviewed. You could then post a list of those files as a Web page, automatically send e-mail to the appropriate people, or even schedule a meeting automatically using some calendar software.
You can set up a form on a Web page for the reviewers to register approval or disapproval. After the review, the status can be automatically changed to reviewed. Whether you have a code walk-through with all the participants is up to you; you can still do the paperwork automatically. (In an article in the April 1999 CACM, Robert Glass summarizes research that seems to indicate that, while code inspection is effective, conducting reviews in meetings is not [Gla99a].)
The cobbler's children have no shoes. Often, people who develop software use the poorest tools to do the job.
But we have all the raw materials we need to craft better tools. We have cron. We have make, on both Windows and Unix platforms. And we have Perl and other high-level scripting languages for quickly developing custom tools, Web page generators, code generators, test harnesses, and so on.
Let the computer do the repetitious, the mundane—it will do a better job of it than we would. We've got more important and more difficult things to do.
Look at your habits throughout the workday. Do you see any repetitive tasks? Do you type the same sequence of commands over and over again?
Try writing a few shell scripts to automate the process. Do you always click on the same sequence of icons repeatedly? Can you create a macro to do all that for you?
How much of your project paperwork can be automated? Given the high expense of programming staff,[5] determine how much of the project's budget is being wasted on administrative procedures. Can you justify the amount of time it would take to craft an automated solution based on the overall cost savings it would achieve?
[5] For estimating purposes, you can figure an industry average of about US$100,000 per head—that's salary plus benefits, training, office space and overhead, and so on.
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Black Students At Syracuse U Protest In Favor Of Self-Segregation
Students occupying campus building until demands are met
by Kelen McBreenIn a move that would have Martin Luther King Jr. rolling over in his grave, black students at Syracuse University have taken over a campus building and are demanding the school allow them to opt-out of rooming with white students in the college’s dorms.
“The general consensus is that black students, and we’re talking specifically on behalf of Black students, may feel safer and better rooming with other Black students rather than saying the same race has an implementation of a profile system or a portal system. That includes interests as well as race,” a representative of the group “#NotAgainSU” declared.
In a sad example of how liberal indoctrination at American colleges can negatively affect students, a female student admitted, “I get anxiety attacks, I have panic attacks and this university took my mental health. I was one of the happiest people before I came here.”
“I hate it here,” she added. “I hate it here!
The students act as if they’re prisoners of the university and that they didn’t volunteer and pay to attend the school.
In a seriously twisted take on reality, a white student who was allowed to grab the microphone called Syracuse University “pretty racist” for not allowing black students to opt-out of rooming with white students.
Syracuse Chancellor Kent Syverud says he’ll work with the student protesters and that they have “good reason to fear” roommates who “harbor views of racism,” according to Campus Reform.
How far will students go once they realize they have power over their university’s leaders?
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