[gecode-users] Installation : Intel Compiler
Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
zayenz at gmail.com
Wed May 23 16:18:40 CEST 2007
Hi,
The error as reported seems to be an internal error in the Intel
compiler, and should probably be reported to Intel.
We do not have access to the Intel compiler, so the only testing with
it that we have done was with the free trial version. We regularly
test compilation with gcc and the microsoft compiler.
Cheers,
Mikael
On 5/23/07, Simon Boivin <simon.boivin at polymtl.ca> wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm trying to compile Gecode and install it by using the intel
> compiler icc and icpc. However, after using ./configure CC=icc CXX=icpc
> and using make to create the librairie a have this error :
> ../gecode/int/distinct/dom.icc(353): internal error: assertion failed:
> lower_expr: enk_object_lifetime not at top (shared/edgcpfe/lower_il.c,
> line 13663)
>
> return new ViewValGraph(n_view,x,val_inf,n_val,size);
> ^
> compilation aborted for gecode/int/distinct.cc (code 4)
>
> We use the Intel compiler Version 9.0 and we compile on an Itanium 2
> dual core.
>
>
> Thank!
>
> ----------------------------------------
> Simon Boivin
> École Polytechnique de Montréal
>
>
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This reduction refers to the variance in the estimates and should not be confused with the variance in the time series. A property of the periodogram is that the variance in the individual estimates is equal to the magnitude of the estimate itself, so the result appears to be very noisy. There are many ways to smooth the resulting spectrum and reduce this variance in the estimates. They include:
Moving smoothing functions. A common choice, implemented in “spectrum()” as discussed below, is the Daniell smoother, which in effect applies a moving-average smoother. This can be introduced into the estimate of spectral variance by including the argument “spans=c(i1,i2,...)” in the call to “spectrum()”, where the arguments {i1,i2,i3} are odd integers determining the span of consecutive moving-average smoothers applied to the resulting spectrum. Large numbers give more smoothing at the expense of loss of frequency resolution. In the plots produced by “spectrum()”, an error bar plotted at the top right indicates the uncertainty in the estimate of the spectral variance. The reduction in variance is often substantial; for a moving average, the reduction would be expected to be inversely proportional to the square root of the number of estimates averaged together.
Segmenting and averaging the resulting spectra. The time series can be subdivided into segments, which may be overlapping, and the estimates of spectral variance obtained from those individual segments can then be averaged to reduce the estimates in the variance. This bears the penalty of reducing the longest period that can be determined, but in a long time series it is often of greater interest to determine the high-frequency component. An R package is available to accomplish this smoothing, which is often called “Welch smoothing”: bspec::welchPSD(). The package “bspec” may need to be downloaded from the standard CRAN repository because it is not part of the standard R routines. The length of the (overlapping) segments to use can be specified in the function call.
Binning and averaging. Another option is simply to combine estimates in bins into a single mean estimate that represents that bin. This can be particularly useful in the case of displays with logarithmic abscissas, because bins can be defined in equal logarithmic intervals to span equal abscissa distances on a logarithmic plot.
Figure 5: Examples of smoothed spectra, all based on the time series and periodigram in Fig. 4. (top) Daniell smoothing, length=49; (middle) Welch smoothing, segment length=512 days; (bottom) bin averaging, 200 logarithmically spaced bins.
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Thanks to crystal symmetry the space of all rotations can be reduced to a so called fundamental or asymmetric region which has the property that each for orientation there is "exactly" one symmetrically equivalent orientation that is within the fundamental region. Those regions play an important role for visualizing orientations and ODFs as well as for the computation of axis and angle distributions of misorientations.
The space of all orientations can be imagined as a three dimensional ball with radius 180 degree. The distance of some point in the ball to the origin represent the rotational angle and the vector represents the rotational axis. In MTEX this can be represented as follows
{% highlight matlab %} % triclic crystal symmetry cs = crystalSymmetry('triclinic') % the corresponding orientation space oR_all = fundamentalRegion(cs); % lets plot the ball of all orientations plot(oR_all) {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} cs = crystalSymmetry symmetry : -1 elements : 2 a, b, c : 1, 1, 1 alpha, beta, gamma: 90°, 90°, 90° reference frame : X||a*, Y||b*, Z||c* {% endhighlight %}Next we plot some orientations into this space
{% highlight matlab %} % rotation about the z-axis about 180 degree rotZ = orientation.byAxisAngle(zvector,180*degree,cs); hold on plot(rotZ,'MarkerColor','b','MarkerSize',10) hold off % rotations about the x- and y-axis about 30,60,90 ... degree rotX = orientation.byAxisAngle(xvector,(-180:30:180)*degree,cs); rotY = orientation.byAxisAngle(yvector,(-180:30:180)*degree,cs); hold on plot(rotX,'MarkerColor','r','MarkerSize',10) plot(rotY,'MarkerColor','g','MarkerSize',10) hold off {% endhighlight %}An alternative view on the orientation space is by sections, e.g. sections along the Euler angles or along the rotational angle. The latter one should be demonstrated next:
{% highlight matlab %} plotSection(rotZ,'MarkerColor','b','axisAngle',(30:30:180)*degree) hold on plot(rotX,'MarkerColor','g','add2all') hold on plot(rotY,'MarkerColor','r','add2all') hold off {% endhighlight %}In case of crystal symmetries the orientation space can divided into as many equivalent segments as the symmetry group has elements. E.g. in the case of orthorombic symmetry the orientation space is subdivided into four equal parts, the central one looking like
{% highlight matlab %} cs = crystalSymmetry('222') oR = fundamentalRegion(cs); close all plot(oR_all) hold on plot(oR,'color','r') hold off {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} cs = crystalSymmetry symmetry: 222 elements: 4 a, b, c : 1, 1, 1 {% endhighlight %}As an example consider the following EBSD data set
{% highlight matlab %} mtexdata forsterite {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} ebsd = EBSD Phase Orientations Mineral Color Symmetry Crystal reference frame 0 58485 (24%) notIndexed 1 152345 (62%) Forsterite LightSkyBlue mmm 2 26058 (11%) Enstatite DarkSeaGreen mmm 3 9064 (3.7%) Diopside Goldenrod 12/m1 X||a*, Y||b*, Z||c Properties: bands, bc, bs, error, mad, x, y Scan unit : um {% endhighlight %}we can visualize the Forsterite orientations by
{% highlight matlab %} plot(ebsd('Fo').orientations,'axisAngle') {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} plot 2000 random orientations out of 152345 given orientations {% endhighlight %}We see that all orientations are automatically projected inside the fundamental region. In order to compute explicitly the represent inside the fundamental region we can do
{% highlight matlab %} ori = ebsd('Fo').orientations.project2FundamentalRegion {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} ori = orientation (Forsterite → xyz) size: 152345 x 1 {% endhighlight %}There is no necessity that the fundamental region has to be centered in the origin - it can be centered at any orientation, e.g. at the mean orientation of a grain.
{% highlight matlab %} % segment data into grains [grains,ebsd.grainId] = calcGrains(ebsd('indexed')); % take the orientations of the largest on [~,id] = max(grains.area); largeGrain = grains(id) ori = ebsd(largeGrain).orientations % recenter the fundamental zone to the mean orientation center = largeGrain.meanOrientation; plot(rotate(oR,center)) % project the orientations into the fundamental region around the mean % orientation ori = ori.project2FundamentalRegion(center) hold on plot(ori,'axisAngle') hold off {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} largeGrain = grain2d Phase Grains Pixels Mineral Symmetry Crystal reference frame 1 1 2683 Forsterite mmm boundary segments: 714 (32005 µm) inner boundary segments: 0 (0 µm) triple points: 44 Id Phase Pixels phi1 Phi phi2 GOS 931 1 2683 171 55 261 0.0220527 ori = orientation (Forsterite → xyz) size: 2683 x 1 ori = orientation (Forsterite → xyz) size: 2683 x 1 cs1 = crystalSymmetry mineral : Forsterite color : LightSkyBlue symmetry: mmm elements: 8 a, b, c : 4.8, 10, 6 cs2 = crystalSymmetry symmetry: 222 elements: 4 a, b, c : 1, 1, 1 plot 2000 random orientations out of 2683 given orientations {% endhighlight %}Misorientations are characterised by two crystal symmetries. A corresponding fundamental region is defined by
{% highlight matlab %} oR = fundamentalRegion(ebsd('Fo').CS,ebsd('En').CS); plot(oR) {% endhighlight %}Let plot grain boundary misorientations within this fundamental region
{% highlight matlab %} plot(grains.boundary('fo','En').misorientation) {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} plot 2000 random orientations out of 11814 given orientations {% endhighlight %}Note that for boundary misorientations between the same phase we can not distinguish between a misorientation and its inverse. This is not the case for misorientations between different phases or the misorientation between the mean orientation of a grain and all other orientations. The inverse of a misorientation is axis - angle representation is simply the one with the same angle but antipodal axis. Accordingly this additional symmetry is handled in MTEX by the keyword antipodal.
{% highlight matlab %} oR = fundamentalRegion(ebsd('Fo').CS,ebsd('Fo').CS,'antipodal'); plot(oR) {% endhighlight %}We see that the fundamental region with antipodal symmetry has only half the size as without. In the case of misorientations between the same phase MTEX automatically sets the antipodal flag to the misorientations and plots them accordingly.
{% highlight matlab %} mori = grains.boundary('Fo','Fo').misorientation plot(mori) {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} mori = misorientation (Forsterite → Forsterite) size: 15974 x 1 antipodal: true plot 2000 random orientations out of 15974 given orientations {% endhighlight %}If you want to avoid this you can remove the anitpodal flag by
{% highlight matlab %} mori.antipodal = false; plot(mori) {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} plot 2000 random orientations out of 15974 given orientations {% endhighlight %}Again we can plot constant angle sections through the fundamental region. This is done by
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- RACE_CLASS_COUNTS_TREATMENT_STATS - Static variable in class utility.SessionObjectUtility
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The attribute key for treatment class statistics by race
- RACE_DEMOGRAPHICS_GRAPH_DATA - Static variable in class utility.SessionObjectUtility
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The attribute key for race demographics graph data
- readUnreadPasswordResetRequests() - Static method in class data.AdministrationDataAccess
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This method finds and returns the unread password reset requests for an
administrator to see.
- RECENT_CHECKLIST_ITEMS - Static variable in class utility.SessionObjectUtility
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The recent checklist items attribute key
- ReferenceContainer - Class in registry
-
This class contains the reference information used by the application.
- ReferenceContainer() - Constructor for class registry.ReferenceContainer
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Default constructor
- ReferenceContainer(ArrayList<QualityReference>, ArrayList<Therapy>, ArrayList<Medication>, ArrayList<PsychologicalScreeningReference>, ArrayList<TelephoneFollowUpDefinition>, ArrayList<FootExamRiskDefinition>, ArrayList<EyeExamDefinition>, Clinic, ArrayList<String>, ArrayList<String>, ArrayList<String>, ArrayList<String>, HealthyTargetReference) - Constructor for class registry.ReferenceContainer
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Parameterized constructor
- ReferencesDataAccess - Class in data
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This utility class accesses the database to retrieve the clinical reference
values used throughout the application.
- ReferencesDataAccess() - Constructor for class data.ReferencesDataAccess
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- registry - package registry
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- registry.administration - package registry.administration
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- requestPasswordReset(String, String) - Static method in class data.PasswordManagementDataAccess
-
This method invokes the database procedure for storing a message for the
administrator requesting that the given user's password be reset.
- resetClinicObjects(HttpSession) - Static method in class utility.SessionObjectUtility
-
This method resets the clinic objects, including the patient attribute,
to default values.
- resetPatientObjects(HttpSession) - Static method in class utility.SessionObjectUtility
-
This method resets the objects associated with selected patients to
default values.
- resetUserPassword(String, String, String, String) - Static method in class data.AdministrationDataAccess
-
This method calls the stored procedures required to reset a user's
password.
- retrieveQualityReferenceConfigurations() - Static method in class data.AdministrationDataAccess
-
This method connects to the database to find and return all quality
reference configurations.
- retrieveSalt(String) - Static method in class data.SignInDataAccess
-
This method retrieves a user's salt from the database.
- reverseSortPatients(ArrayList<Patient>, CallListUtility.SortType) - Static method in class utility.CallListUtility
-
This method sorts the patients in the given list in descending order.


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Assimp
5.0.1, master @ cd42b955
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Class to represent the document object model of an ASCII or binary (both little and big-endian) PLY file. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| DOM () AI_NO_EXCEPT | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static bool | ParseInstance (IOStreamBuffer< char > &streamBuffer, DOM *p_pcOut, PLYImporter *loader) |
| Parse the DOM for a PLY file. More... | |
| static bool | ParseInstanceBinary (IOStreamBuffer< char > &streamBuffer, DOM *p_pcOut, PLYImporter *loader, bool p_bBE) |
| static bool | SkipComments (std::vector< char > &buffer) |
| Skip all comment lines after this. More... | |
| static bool | SkipLine (std::vector< char > &buffer) |
| static bool | SkipSpaces (std::vector< char > &buffer) |
| static bool | SkipSpacesAndLineEnd (std::vector< char > &buffer) |
| static bool | TokenMatch (std::vector< char > &buffer, const char *token, unsigned int len) |
Public Attributes | |
| std::vector< ElementInstanceList > | alElementData |
| Contains the real data of each element's instance list. More... | |
| std::vector< Element > | alElements |
| Contains all elements of the file format. More... | |
Private Member Functions | |
| bool | ParseElementInstanceLists (IOStreamBuffer< char > &streamBuffer, std::vector< char > &buffer, PLYImporter *loader) |
| Read in all element instance lists. More... | |
| bool | ParseElementInstanceListsBinary (IOStreamBuffer< char > &streamBuffer, std::vector< char > &buffer, const char *&pCur, unsigned int &bufferSize, PLYImporter *loader, bool p_bBE) |
| Read in all element instance lists for a binary file format. More... | |
| bool | ParseHeader (IOStreamBuffer< char > &streamBuffer, std::vector< char > &buffer, bool p_bBE) |
| Handle the file header and read all element descriptions. More... | |
Class to represent the document object model of an ASCII or binary (both little and big-endian) PLY file.
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inline |
Default constructor.
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private |
Read in all element instance lists.
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private |
Read in all element instance lists for a binary file format.
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private |
Handle the file header and read all element descriptions.
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static |
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static |
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static |
Skip all comment lines after this.
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static |
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static |
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static |
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static |
| std::vector<ElementInstanceList> Assimp::PLY::DOM::alElementData |
Contains the real data of each element's instance list.
| std::vector<Element> Assimp::PLY::DOM::alElements |
Contains all elements of the file format.


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--- title: dexml | FAQ ---
This page contains some frequently asked questions about dexml, along with some questions which havent technically been asked but which are probably of interest to many readers.
I haven't written them yet. Ask one, maybe it will get on the list!


Modified to be a grill simulator.
Based on a Random numbers generated by the Flask server will appear below, asynchronously.
Original creator.here.


SoCal Spring 2012: Program
Registration/Setup (09:00 AM - 09:30 AM)
Session I: Security A (09:30 AM - 10:30 AM)
-
Return-to-Where? Compiler-based Diversity to Prevent Code Resuse Attacks
Stephen Crane, UC Irvine
-
Microgadgets
Andrei Homescu, UC Irvine
-
The Effect on Software Stability by Targeted and Random Function Removal
Deborah Ma, University High, Irvine
Break (10:30 AM - 11:00 AM)
Session II: Security B (11:00 AM - 12:15 PM)
-
Secure Information Flow for Concurrent Programs under Total Store Order
Jeffrey Vaughan, UC Los Angeles
-
A Provably Sound Information Flow Analysis for JavaScript-based Browser Addons
Vineeth Kashyap, UC Santa Barbara
-
Multi-layer Runtime Monitoring and Analysis of Android Applications
Iulian Neamtiu, UC Riverside
Lunch Break (12:15 PM - 2:00 PM)
Session III: Compilation, Abstract Interpretation and Constraint Solving (2:00 PM - 3:15 PM)
-
It's About Time: JITing Threaded Code
Gulfem Savrun Yeniceri, UC Irvine
-
Abstract Interpretation Can Learn From Dataflow Analysis: Practical Trace-based Abstract Interpretation
Ben Hardekopf, UC Santa Barbara
-
Automated Repair of HTML Generation Errors in PHP Applications Using String Constraint Solving
Hesam Samimi, UC Los Angeles
Break (3:15 PM - 4:00 PM)
Session IV: Parallelism and Debuggers (4:00 PM - 4:50 PM)
-
Effective Parallelization of Loops in the Presence of I/O Operations
Min Feng, UC Riverside
-
Debugger Synthesis
Yan Wang, UC Riverside
Business Meeting/Wrapup (4:50 PM - 5:00 PM)


1 """
2 Convenience C{module} which will import all cocosCairo modules into some other module (usually the main application).
3 """
4
5 from Director import *
6 from Scene import *
7 from Node import *
8 from Geometry import *
9 from GTKWindow import *
10 from Color import *
11
12 from Sprite import *
13 from SVGSprite import *
14 from Label import *
15 from PangoLabel import *
16 from Primitive import *
17 from ColorNode import *
18 from ParallaxNode import *
19
20 from GestureDispatch import *
21 from GestureEvent import *
22 from GestureListener import *
23
24 from IntervalAction import *
25 from EaseAction import *
26 from InstantAction import *
27
28 from AbstractModel import *
29 from AbstractController import *
30
31 from Transition import *
32


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WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 24, 2011 12:30 PM - or upon adjournment
SB 1 - Board of Plumbing Examiners
ON:
Betancourt, Tammy (Board of Plumbing Examiners), Hou, TX
Maxwell, Robert L. Executive Director (Board of Plumbing Examiners)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Herman, Richard L. Director of Financial Operations (Texas State Board of Plumbing
Examiners)
SB 1 - Board of Professional Geoscientists
FOR:
Coleman, P.G., W. Kevin Geologist (also providing written testimony) (AEG, DGS,
Geoscience Consultants Intl, LLC)
Cowan, Matthew Geologist (also providing written testimony) (Texas Association of
Professional Geoscientists), Houston, TX
ON:
Clark, Yale Lynn Professional geoscientist (Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists),
Farmers Branch, TX
Hess, Michael Executive Director (Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists), Austin, TX
Langenkamp, David Geophysicist (Myself), Austin
Lowenstein, Glenn Geologist (Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Kitchens, Ronald Board Member (Board of Professional Geoscientists), Harper, TX
Roeling, Barbara Board Member - Chairman (Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists),
Austin, TX
Tubb, Jr., John B. Geologist (Houston Geological Society)
SB 1 - Board of Professional Land Surveying
ON:
DiTucci, Frank Agency Head (Texas Board of Professional Land Surveying), Austin, TX
Thomson, C.B. Land surveyor in private practice (also providing written testimony)
(Self), Junction, TX
Turner, Douglas W. Professional Land Surveyor (Texas Board of Professional Land
Surveying), League City, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Watson, John F. Prof. Land Surveyor - President BPS (Texas Society of Professional
Surveyors (TSPS)), Midland, TX
SB 1 - Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
ON:
Helmcamp, Dewey Executive Director (TX. Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners),
Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
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WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 24, 2011 12:30 PM - or upon adjournment
On:
Choate, Elizabeth Director of Government Relations (Texas Veterinary Medical
Association)
SB 1 - Department of Insurance
FOR:
Canady, Jacqueline CFO (Department of Insurance), Austin, TX
ON:
Bordelon, Rod Commissioner of Workers' Compensation (TDI - Division of Workers'
Compensation), Austin, TX
Geeslin, Mike Commissioner of Insurance (Dept. of Insurance), Austin
SB 1 - Department of Licensing and Regulation
ON:
Kuntz Jr., William H. Executive Director (Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation),
Austin, TX
SB 1 - Funeral Service Commission
ON:
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Robbins, Chet Executive Director (Texas Funeral Service Commission), Austin, TX
SB 1 - Office of Injured Employee Counsel
ON:
Darwin, Norman (Office of Injured Employee Counsel)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
White, Brian (Office of Injured Employee Counsel)
SB 1 - Office of Public Insurance Counsel
ON:
Beck, Deeia Public Counsel / Executive Director (Office of Public Insurance Counsel),
Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Zapata, Patricia Statistician (Office of Public Insurance Counsel), Austin, TX
SB 1 - Office of Public Utility Counsel
ON:
Givens, Sheri Public Counsel (Office of Public Utility Counsel), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Reed, Cyrus (Sierra Club, Lone Star Chapter), Austin, TX
On:
Sevier, Brenda Business Manager (Public Utility Counsel), Austin, TX
2
WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 24, 2011 12:30 PM - or upon adjournment
SB 1 - Public Utility Commission
FOR:
Biedrzycki, Carol Executive Director (Texas Ratepayers' Organization to Save Energy),
TX
Ender, Lynda Program Director @ a non-profit (also providing written testimony) (The
Senior Source), Dallas
McDaniel, Jearldine Retired (Self), Dallas, TX
Rogers, Shanterial MSW, Eldercare Specialist (The Senior Source), Dallas, TX
ON:
Higgins, Carlos Retired (Texas Silver-Haired Legislature), Austin
Lloyd, Brian Executive Director (Public Utility Commission of Texas), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Albright, Jim Director Operations (PUCT)
Smitherman, Barry Chairman (Public Utility Commission of Texas), Austin, TX
SB 1 - Racing Commission
ON:
Harris-Curtsinger, Shelley Deputy Director (Texas Racing Commission), RR, TX
Trout, Chuck Interim Executive Director (Texas Racing Commission), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Fenner, Mark Attorney (TX Racing Commission), Austin, TX
Jackson, Sammy Deputy Director (Texas Racing Commission), Austin, TX
SB 1 - Real Estate Commission
ON:
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Licensing & Cert Bd.)
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ON:
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Hearings), Austin
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
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ON:
Havel, Christy LBB Staff (LBB)
Hoffman, Emily LBB Staff (LBB)
Niven, Rachel LBB Staff (LBB)
Parks, Ursula Assistant Director (LBB)
Sparks, Clifford LBB Staff (LBB)
3
WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 24, 2011 12:30 PM - or upon adjournment
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| Single-instance version cases | Graph Results Screenshot | Average Query Time(ms) | Average Search Servlet Time(ms) | Average JDBC Time(ms) | Analysis |
| Case 1: HTTP/1 thread | 50 | 1.7547 | 1.077 | This is the base run and we compare others to this. | |
| Case 2: HTTP/10 threads | 78 | 3.6521 | 2.7591 | This is running 10 thread vs 1 thread for case 1, so the times are higher as we are running more searches concurrently | |
| Case 3: HTTPS/10 threads | 81 | 3.9344 | 2.8940 | This one uses HTTPS, and because of https overhead this one is slightly slower that case 2. | |
| Case 4: HTTP/10 threads/No prepared statements | 98 | 3.568 | 2.711 | This one does not use prepared statemnets, theoretically this should be slower than case 2 but in our case this is faster a little bit. It seems prepared statement does not provide a huge change and the fastness could be due to chance. | |
| Case 5: HTTP/10 threads/No connection pooling | 201 | 115.6549 | 113.8147 | This one does not use connection pooling and therefore is slower than all others. It seems having connection pooling helps much better than only having prepared statement. |
| Scaled version cases | Graph Results Screenshot | Average Query Time(ms) | Average Search Servlet Time(ms) | Average JDBC Time(ms) | Analysis |
| Case 1: HTTP/1 thread | 53 | 1.9765 | 1.0463 | This is the scaled version of case 1, and as we expected the results are faster than case 1 in single instances. Altough this is not becuase of load balancing. This case is one thread in jmeter so the difference is due to chance because we will have one session and all requests will go to either master or either slave in this case. | |
| Case 2: HTTP/10 threads | 69 | 2.4599 | 2.2061 | As we expected this one is faster that case 2 in singles instances and this is because of load balancing. We are running 10 threads this time so load balancing can help us. | |
| Case 3: HTTP/10 threads/No prepared statements | 80 | 2.0551 | 1.3017 | Also in this we are faster than equivalant case (case 4) in single instances and this is due to load balancing. | |
| Case 4: HTTP/10 threads/No connection pooling | 190 | 104.9355 | 104.1383 | This one is faster than its equavalent case in singles (case 5) and its because of load balancing. |


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: EnterpriseServices based applications author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 698 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2004/03/enterpriseservicesbasedapplications date: '2004-03-21 13:08:04 +0000' date_gmt: '2004-03-21 13:08:04 +0000' categories: - Enterprise Services tags: [] comments: [] ---
Enterprise Services is a pretty nice technology overall (as is COM+ in general), but,
unfortunately, it does have a few significant downsides in .NET-based applications. The team
I'm on has been working for quite a while on a fairly large .NET application (250.000+ loc
and growing) which is based heavily on EnterpriseServices, so we do have some experience on
the subject :)
That aside, here are some of the downsides we've run into:
The registration time is probably the issue that most pain is causing us right now... Our
developers are suffering cycle times of up to 5-minutes sometimes, and that's not only very
frustrating, it is a real and very significant problem because it really kills
productivity.... if you compile say, 10 times a day (and that's a very very low number),
then you're wasting almost an entire our just waiting for the process to finish!
Yes, I know getting faster machines would help (the current set is a couple of years
old!), but unfortunately, that's not an option.
So, as one of the people in charge of the application's architecture, I'm heavily looking
into anything that can help us bring down this cost, including something that seems pretty
ugly at first sight: heavily cutting the number of ServicedComponent-derived classes... our current system has well over 60 ServicedComponent classes.
How Could I do this? Good question. Unfortunately, I haven't got a good answer right now. I've been playing with a few tricks, but nothing seems very clean. I've also seriously consider moving most of the application back-end code into WSE's SoapService-derived clases, and then exposing a single end-point on the COM+ application that deals with the basic stuff (of course, some special classes wouldn't fit this paradigm, but I could live with it). Heck, I've even got a prototype SoapTransport implementation that implements this.
Of course, in such a model, then taking heavy control of distributed transactions and stuff because slightly more complicated, but I'm confident I could come up with a way to extend our framework (if I can call it that) to provide some support for this. However, it somehow feels... well.... strange, to say the list (it also has quite a few benefits, such as allowing us to take advantage of pipeline based-execution of some pre- and post-processing required). I could, of course, build a solution from scratch, but that seems even uglier :)
One bit that of course worries me going in such a way, would be that eventually, migration to newer technologies could be problematic (Indigo, for example). And it would certainly add more complexity to the solution, which can't be a good thing...
Anyone has any comments? options? (Loosing COM+ is not an option, one of the requirements we currently have is the support for distributed transactions). I'd really, really appreciate any ideas!


com.jme3.scene.mesh
package contains utilities
for reading from index buffers
.See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| IndexBuffer |
IndexBuffer is an abstraction for integer index buffers,
it is used to retrieve indices without knowing in which format they
are stored (ushort or uint). |
| IndexByteBuffer |
IndexBuffer implementation for
ByteBuffer s. |
| IndexIntBuffer |
IndexBuffer implementation for
IntBuffer s. |
| IndexShortBuffer |
IndexBuffer implementation for
ShortBuffer s. |
| VirtualIndexBuffer |
IndexBuffer implementation that generates vertex indices sequentially
based on a specific Mesh
Mesh.Mode . |
| WrappedIndexBuffer |
WrappedIndexBuffer converts vertex indices from a non list based
mesh mode such as Mesh.Mode.TriangleStrip or Mesh.Mode.LineLoop
into a list based mode such as Mesh.Mode.Triangles or Mesh.Mode.Lines . |
com.jme3.scene.mesh
package contains utilities
for reading from index buffers
.
Several implementations are provided of the IndexBuffer
class:
IndexByteBuffer
- For reading 8-bit index buffersIndexShortBuffer
- For reading 16-bit index buffersIndexIntBuffer
- For reading 32-bit index buffersVirtualIndexBuffer
- For reading "virtual indices", for
those meshes that do not have an index bufferWrappedIndexBuffer
- For converting from
non-list based mode indices to list based


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This is a blog which is written by myself originally for improving my programming skills! I may put some useful or interesting articles, videos and music on this site. Emmm.... Maybe!
Here is a view of my project, which is the layout I designed at the beginning!
Here is a beautiful view! Enjoy it!
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Fairy Tales and Other Traditional Stories
by FCIT
“The Hare and the Hedgehog”
by Grimm Brothers
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1917
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: Germany
- Source: Withers, S. , Browne, H. S. , Tate, W. K. (1917). The Child's World Third Reader. New York: Johnson Publishing Company.
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 2.0
- Word Count: 1,076
- Genre: Fable
- Keywords: compromise
- ✎ Cite This
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PLACE: A farmer’s cabbage field.
TIME: A fine morning in spring.
(The hedgehog is standing by his door looking at the cabbage field which he thinks is his own.)
HEDGEHOG: Wife, have you dressed the children yet?
WIFE: Just through, my dear.
HEDGEHOG: Well, come out here and let us look at our cabbage patch.
(Wife comes out.)
HEDGEHOG: Fine crop, isn’t it? We should be happy.
WIFE: The cabbage is fine enough, but I can’t see why we should be so happy.
HEDGEHOG: Why, my dear, there are tears in your voice. What is the matter?
WIFE: I suppose I ought not to mind it, but those dreadful hares nearly worry the life out of me.
HEDGEHOG: What are they doing now?
WIFE: Doing? What are they not doing? Why, yesterday I brought my pretty babies out here to get some cabbage leaves. We were eating as well-behaved hedgehogs always eat, and those horrid hares almost made us cry.
HEDGEHOG: What did they do?
WIFE: They came to our cabbage patch and they giggled and said, “Oh, see the little duck-legged things! Aren’t they funny?” Then one jumped over a cabbage just to hurt our feelings.
HEDGEHOG: Well, they are mean, I know, but we won’t notice them. I’ll get even with them one of these days. Ah, there comes one of them now.
WIFE: Yes, and he laughed at me yesterday. He said, “Good-morning, Madam Shortlegs.” I won’t speak to him. I’ll hide till he goes by.
(Wife hides behind a cabbage.)
HEDGEHOG: Good-morning, sir.
HARE: Are you speaking to me?
HEDGEHOG: Certainly; do you see any one else around?

HEDGEHOG: Oh, just to be neighborly.
HARE: I shall ask you not to speak to me hereafter. I think myself too good to notice hedgehogs.
HEDGEHOG: Now, that is strange.
HARE: What is strange?
HEDGEHOG: Why, I have just said to my wife that we wouldn’t notice you.
HARE: Wouldn’t notice me, indeed, you silly, short-legged, duck-legged thing!
HEDGEHOG: Well, my legs are quite as good as yours, sir.
HARE: As good as mine! Who ever heard of such a thing? Why, you can do little more than crawl.
HEDGEHOG: That may be as you say, but I’ll run a race with you any day.
HARE: Ha, ha, ha! Ho, ho, ho! A race with a hedgehog! Well, well, well!
HEDGEHOG: Are you afraid to run with me?
HARE: Of course not. It will be no race at all, but I’ll run just to show you how silly you are.
HEDGEHOG: Good! You run in that furrow; I will run in this. We shall see who gets to the fence first. Let’s start from the far end of the furrow.
HARE: I will run to the brook and back while you are getting there. Go ahead.
HEDGEHOG: I wouldn’t stay too long if I were you.
HARE: Oh, I’ll be back before you reach the end of the furrow.
(The hare runs off to the brook.)
II
HEDGEHOG: Wife, wife, did you hear what I said to the hare?
WIFE: Did I hear? I should say I did. What are you thinking of? Have you lost your senses?
HEDGEHOG: You shouldn’t speak that way to me. What do you know about a man’s business? Come here and let me whisper something to you.
(He whispers and then walks to far end of the furrow. His wife laughs.)
WIFE: Ha, ha! I see. I see. Nothing wrong with your brains.
“Short legs, long wit,
Long legs, not a bit,”
as my grandmother used to say. The hare will find that out today.
(She stoops down in the near end of the furrow. The hare returns and takes his place.)
HARE: Well, are you ready?
HEDGEHOG: Of course I am,-ready and waiting.
HARE: One for the money,
Two for the show,
Three to make ready,
And here we go!
(The hare runs as swiftly as the wind. The hedgehog starts with him, but stops and stoops low in the furrow. When the hare reaches the other end, the hedgehog’s wife puts up her head.)
WIFE: Well, here I am.
HARE: What does this mean?
WIFE: It means what it means.
HARE: We’ll try again. Are you ready?
WIFE: Of course I am.
HARE: One for the money,
Two for the show,
Three to make ready,
And here we go!
(The hare runs swiftly back again. Wife starts, but stops and stoops low. The hare reaches the other end. The hedgehog puts up his head.)
HEDGEHOG: Here I am.
HARE: I can’t understand this.
HEDGEHOG: It is very clear to me.
HARE: Well, we’ll try again. Are you ready?
HEDGEHOG: I’m always ready.
HARE: One for the money,
Two for the show,
Three to make ready,
And here we go!

WIFE: You see I am here.
HARE: I just can’t believe it.
WIFE: A perfectly simple thing.
HARE: We’ll try once more. You can’t beat me another time.
WIFE: Don’t boast. You had better save your breath for the race; you will need it.
HARE: One for the money,
Two for the show,
Three to make ready,
And here we go!
(When the hare reaches the other end of the field, the hedgehog puts up his head.)
HARE: This is very strange.
HEDGEHOG: Shall we run again? You seem a little tired, but I am perfectly fresh.
HARE (panting): No, no! The race is yours.
HEDGEHOG: Will you call my wife and children names any more?
HARE: No, no! I’ll never do that again.
HEDGEHOG: Very well. And if you wish a race at any time, friend hare, just call by for me.
HARE (walking off shaking his head): It’s very strange. I hope none of the other hares will hear of this race.
WIFE (as she meets the hedgehog): I thought I should hurt myself laughing. As my grandmother used to say,
“Short legs, long wit,
Long legs, not a bit.”


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/api/1.2/servers¶
GET /api/1.2/servers
Retrieves properties of CDN servers.
 Response Properties
Parameter Type Description cachegroup
string The cache group name (see Cache Group). cachegroupId
string The cache group id. cdnId
string Id of the CDN to which the server belongs to. cdnName
string Name of the CDN to which the server belongs to. domainName
string The domain name part of the FQDN of the cache. guid
string An identifier used to uniquely identify the server. hostName
string The host name part of the cache. httpsPort
string The HTTPS port on which the main application listens (443 in most cases). id
string The server id (database row number). iloIpAddress
string The IPv4 address of the lights-out-management port. iloIpGateway
string The IPv4 gateway address of the lights-out-management port. iloIpNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask of the lights-out-management port. iloPassword
string The password of the of the lights-out-management user (displays as ** unless you are an ‘admin’ user). iloUsername
string The user name for lights-out-management. interfaceMtu
string The Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) to configure for interfaceName
.interfaceName
string The network interface name used for serving traffic. ip6Address
string The IPv6 address/netmask for interfaceName
.ip6Gateway
string The IPv6 gateway for interfaceName
.ipAddress
string The IPv4 address for interfaceName
.ipGateway
string The IPv4 gateway for interfaceName
.ipNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask for interfaceName
.lastUpdated
string The Time and Date for the last update for this server. mgmtIpAddress
string The IPv4 address of the management port (optional). mgmtIpGateway
string The IPv4 gateway of the management port (optional). mgmtIpNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask of the management port (optional). offlineReason
string A user-entered reason why the server is in ADMIN_DOWN or OFFLINE status. physLocation
string The physical location name (see Physical Location). physLocationId
string The physical location id (see Physical Location). profile
string The assigned profile name (see Profiles). profileDesc
string The assigned profile description (see Profiles). profileId
string The assigned profile Id (see Profiles). rack
string A string indicating rack location. routerHostName
string The human readable name of the router. routerPortName
string The human readable name of the router port. status
string The Status string (See Status). statusId
string The Status id (See Status). tcpPort
string The default TCP port on which the main application listens (80 for a cache in most cases). type
string The name of the type of this server (see Types). typeId
string The id of the type of this server (see Types). updPending
bool Response Example
{ "response": [ { "cachegroup": "us-il-chicago", "cachegroupId": "3", "cdnId": "3", "cdnName": "CDN-1", "domainName": "chi.kabletown.net", "guid": null, "hostName": "atsec-chi-00", "id": "19", "iloIpAddress": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "iloIpGateway": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "iloIpNetmask": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "iloPassword": "********", "iloUsername": "", "interfaceMtu": "9000", "interfaceName": "bond0", "ip6Address": "2033:D0D0:3300::2:2/64", "ip6Gateway": "2033:D0D0:3300::2:1", "ipAddress": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "ipGateway": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "ipNetmask": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "lastUpdated": "2015-03-08 15:57:32", "mgmtIpAddress": "", "mgmtIpGateway": "", "mgmtIpNetmask": "", "offlineReason": "N/A", "physLocation": "plocation-chi-1", "physLocationId": "9", "profile": "EDGE1_CDN1_421_SSL", "profileDesc": "EDGE1_CDN1_421_SSL profile", "profileId": "12", "rack": "RR 119.02", "routerHostName": "rtr-chi.kabletown.net", "routerPortName": "2", "status": "ONLINE", "statusId": "6", "tcpPort": "80", "httpsPort": "443", "type": "EDGE", "typeId": "3", "updPending": false }, { ... more server data } ] }
GET /api/1.2/servers/:id
Retrieves properties of a CDN server by server ID.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: None
Request Route Parameters
Name Required Description id
yes Server id. Response Properties
Parameter Type Description cachegroup
string The cache group name (see Cache Group). cachegroupId
string The cache group id. cdnId
string Id of the CDN to which the server belongs to. cdnName
string Name of the CDN to which the server belongs to. domainName
string The domain name part of the FQDN of the cache. guid
string An identifier used to uniquely identify the server. hostName
string The host name part of the cache. httpsPort
string The HTTPS port on which the main application listens (443 in most cases). id
string The server id (database row number). iloIpAddress
string The IPv4 address of the lights-out-management port. iloIpGateway
string The IPv4 gateway address of the lights-out-management port. iloIpNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask of the lights-out-management port. iloPassword
string The password of the of the lights-out-management user (displays as ** unless you are an ‘admin’ user). iloUsername
string The user name for lights-out-management. interfaceMtu
string The Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) to configure for interfaceName
.interfaceName
string The network interface name used for serving traffic. ip6Address
string The IPv6 address/netmask for interfaceName
.ip6Gateway
string The IPv6 gateway for interfaceName
.ipAddress
string The IPv4 address for interfaceName
.ipGateway
string The IPv4 gateway for interfaceName
.ipNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask for interfaceName
.lastUpdated
string The Time and Date for the last update for this server. mgmtIpAddress
string The IPv4 address of the management port (optional). mgmtIpGateway
string The IPv4 gateway of the management port (optional). mgmtIpNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask of the management port (optional). offlineReason
string A user-entered reason why the server is in ADMIN_DOWN or OFFLINE status. physLocation
string The physical location name (see Physical Location). physLocationId
string The physical location id (see Physical Location). profile
string The assigned profile name (see Profiles). profileDesc
string The assigned profile description (see Profiles). profileId
string The assigned profile Id (see Profiles). rack
string A string indicating rack location. routerHostName
string The human readable name of the router. routerPortName
string The human readable name of the router port. status
string The Status string (See Status). statusId
string The Status id (See Status). tcpPort
string The default TCP port on which the main application listens (80 for a cache in most cases). type
string The name of the type of this server (see Types). typeId
string The id of the type of this server (see Types). updPending
bool Response Example
{ "response": [ { "cachegroup": "us-il-chicago", "cachegroupId": "3", "cdnId": "3", "cdnName": "CDN-1", "domainName": "chi.kabletown.net", "guid": null, "hostName": "atsec-chi-00", "id": "19", "iloIpAddress": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "iloIpGateway": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "iloIpNetmask": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "iloPassword": "********", "iloUsername": "", "interfaceMtu": "9000", "interfaceName": "bond0", "ip6Address": "2033:D0D0:3300::2:2/64", "ip6Gateway": "2033:D0D0:3300::2:1", "ipAddress": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "ipGateway": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "ipNetmask": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "lastUpdated": "2015-03-08 15:57:32", "mgmtIpAddress": "", "mgmtIpGateway": "", "mgmtIpNetmask": "", "offlineReason": "N/A", "physLocation": "plocation-chi-1", "physLocationId": "9", "profile": "EDGE1_CDN1_421_SSL", "profileDesc": "EDGE1_CDN1_421_SSL profile", "profileId": "12", "rack": "RR 119.02", "routerHostName": "rtr-chi.kabletown.net", "routerPortName": "2", "status": "ONLINE", "statusId": "6", "tcpPort": "80", "httpsPort": "443", "type": "EDGE", "typeId": "3", "updPending": false } ] }
GET /api/1.2/servers/:id/deliveryservices
Retrieves all delivery services assigned to the server. See also Using Traffic Ops - Delivery Service.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: None
Request Route Parameters
Name Required Description id
yes Server ID. Response Properties
Parameter Type Description active
bool true if active, false if inactive. cacheurl
string Cache URL rule to apply to this delivery service. ccrDnsTtl
string The TTL of the DNS response for A or AAAA queries requesting the IP address of the tr. host. cdnId
string Id of the CDN to which the delivery service belongs to. cdnName
string Name of the CDN to which the delivery service belongs to. checkPath
string The path portion of the URL to check this deliveryservice for health. deepCachingType
string When to do Deep Caching for this Delivery Service:
- NEVER (default)
- ALWAYS
displayName
string The display name of the delivery service. dnsBypassIp
string The IPv4 IP to use for bypass on a DNS deliveryservice - bypass starts when serving more than the globalMaxMbps traffic on this deliveryservice. dnsBypassIp6
string The IPv6 IP to use for bypass on a DNS deliveryservice - bypass starts when serving more than the globalMaxMbps traffic on this deliveryservice. dnsBypassTtl
string The TTL of the DNS bypass response. dscp
string The Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP) with which to mark downstream (EDGE -> customer) traffic. edgeHeaderRewrite
string The EDGE header rewrite actions to perform. geoLimitRedirectUrl
string geoLimit
string
- 0: None - no limitations
- 1: Only route on CZF file hit
- 2: Only route on CZF hit or when from USA
Note that this does not prevent access to content or makes content secure; it just prevents routing to the content by Traffic Router.
geoLimitCountries
string geoProvider
string globalMaxMbps
string The maximum global bandwidth allowed on this deliveryservice. If exceeded, the traffic routes to the dnsByPassIp* for DNS deliveryservices and to the httpBypassFqdn for HTTP deliveryservices. globalMaxTps
string The maximum global transactions per second allowed on this deliveryservice. When this is exceeded traffic will be sent to the dnsByPassIp* for DNS deliveryservices and to the httpBypassFqdn for HTTP deliveryservices httpBypassFqdn
string The HTTP destination to use for bypass on an HTTP deliveryservice - bypass starts when serving more than the globalMaxMbps traffic on this deliveryservice. id
string The deliveryservice id (database row number). infoUrl
string Use this to add a URL that points to more information about that deliveryservice. initialDispersion
string ipv6RoutingEnabled
bool false: send IPv4 address of Traffic Router to client on HTTP type del. lastUpdated
string logsEnabled
bool longDesc
string Description field 1. longDesc1
string Description field 2. longDesc2
string Description field 2. >>type
string The type of MatchList (one of :ref:to-api-v11-types use_in_table=’regex’). >>setNumber
string The set Number of the matchList. >>pattern
string The regexp for the matchList. maxDnsAnswers
string The maximum number of IPs to put in a A/AAAA response for a DNS deliveryservice (0 means all available). midHeaderRewrite
string The MID header rewrite actions to perform. missLat
string The latitude to use when the client cannot be found in the CZF or the Geo lookup. missLong
string The longitude to use when the client cannot be found in the CZF or the Geo lookup. multiSiteOrigin
bool Is the Multi Site Origin feature enabled for this delivery service (0=false, 1=true). See Multi Site Origin multiSiteOriginAlgor
bool Is the Multi Site Origin feature enabled for this delivery service (0=false, 1=true). See Multi Site Origin orgServerFqdn
string The origin server base URL (FQDN when used in this instance, includes the protocol (http:// or https://) for use in retrieving content from the origin server. originShield
string profileDescription
string The description of the Traffic Router Profile with which this deliveryservice is associated. profileId
string The id of the Traffic Router Profile with which this deliveryservice is associated. profileName
string The name of the Traffic Router Profile with which this deliveryservice is associated. protocol
string qstringIgnore
string
- 0: no special query string handling; it is for use in the cache-key and pass up to origin.
- 1: ignore query string in cache-key, but pass it up to parent and or origin.
- 2: drop query string at edge, and do not use it in the cache-key.
rangeRequestHandling
string How to treat range requests:
- 0 Do not cache (ranges requested from files taht are already cached due to a non range request will be a HIT)
- 1 Use the background_fetch plugin.
- 2 Use the cache_range_requests plugin.
regexRemap
string Regex Remap rule to apply to this delivery service at the Edge tier. regionalGeoBlocking
bool Regex Remap rule to apply to this delivery service at the Edge tier. remapText
string Additional raw remap line text. routingName
string The routing name of this deliveryservice. signed
bool
- false: token based auth (see :ref:token-based-auth) is not enabled for this deliveryservice.
- true: token based auth is enabled for this deliveryservice.
sslKeyVersion
string tenant
string Owning tenant name tenantId
int Owning tenant ID. trRequestHeaders
string List of header keys separated by __RETURN__
. Listed headers will be included in TR access log entries under the “rh=” token.trResponseHeaders
string List of header name:value
pairs separated by__RETURN__
. Listed pairs will be included in all TR HTTP responses.type
string The type of this deliveryservice (one of :ref:to-api-v11-types use_in_table=’deliveryservice’). typeId
string The type of this deliveryservice (one of :ref:to-api-v11-types use_in_table=’deliveryservice’). xmlId
string Unique string that describes this deliveryservice. Response Example
{ "response": [ { "active": true, "cacheurl": null, "ccrDnsTtl": "3600", "cdnId": "2", "cdnName": "over-the-top", "checkPath": "", "deepCachingType": "NEVER", "displayName": "My Cool Delivery Service", "dnsBypassCname": "", "dnsBypassIp": "", "dnsBypassIp6": "", "dnsBypassTtl": "30", "dscp": "40", "edgeHeaderRewrite": null, "exampleURLs": [ "http://foo.foo-ds.foo.bar.net" ], "geoLimit": "0", "geoLimitCountries": null, "geoLimitRedirectURL": null, "geoProvider": "0", "globalMaxMbps": null, "globalMaxTps": "0", "httpBypassFqdn": "", "id": "442", "infoUrl": "", "initialDispersion": "1", "ipv6RoutingEnabled": true, "lastUpdated": "2016-01-26 08:49:35", "logsEnabled": false, "longDesc": "", "longDesc1": "", "longDesc2": "", "matchList": [ { "pattern": ".*\\.foo-ds\\..*", "setNumber": "0", "type": "HOST_REGEXP" } ], "maxDnsAnswers": "0", "midHeaderRewrite": null, "missLat": "41.881944", "missLong": "-87.627778", "multiSiteOrigin": false, "multiSiteOriginAlgorithm": null, "orgServerFqdn": "http://baz.boo.net", "originShield": null, "profileDescription": "Content Router for over-the-top", "profileId": "5", "profileName": "ROUTER_TOP", "protocol": "0", "qstringIgnore": "1", "rangeRequestHandling": "0", "regexRemap": null, "regionalGeoBlocking": false, "remapText": null, "routingName": "foo", "signed": false, "sslKeyVersion": "0", "tenant": "root", "tenantId": 1, "trRequestHeaders": null, "trResponseHeaders": "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *", "type": "HTTP", "typeId": "8", "xmlId": "foo-ds" } { .. }, { .. } ] }
GET /api/1.2/servers/totals
Retrieves a count of CDN servers by type.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: None
Response Properties
Parameter Type Description count
int The number of servers of this type in this instance of Traffic Ops. type
string The name of the type of the server count (see Types). Response Example
{ "response": [ { "count": 4, "type": "CCR" }, { "count": 55, "type": "EDGE" }, { "type": "MID", "count": 18 }, { "count": 0, "type": "INFLUXDB" }, { "count": 4, "type": "RASCAL" } }
GET /api/1.2/servers/status
Retrieves a count of CDN servers by status.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: None
Response Properties
Parameter Type Description ONLINE
int The number of ONLINE servers. Traffic Monitor will not monitor the state of ONLINE servers. True health is unknown. REPORTED
int The number of REPORTED servers. Traffic Monitor monitors the state of REPORTED servers and removes them if unhealthy. OFFLINE
int The number of OFFLINE servers. Used for longer-term maintenance. These servers are excluded from CRConfig.json. ADMIN_DOWN
int The number of ADMIN_DOWN servers. Used for short-term maintenance. These servers are included in CRConfig.json. CCR_IGNORE
int The number of CCR_IGNORE servers. These servers are excluded from CRConfig.json. PRE_PROD
int The number of PRE_PROD servers. Used for servers to be deployed. These servers are excluded from CRConfig.json. Response Example
{ "response": { "ONLINE": 100, "OFFLINE": 23, "REPORTED": 45, "ADMIN_DOWN": 4, "CCR_IGNORE": 1, "PRE_PROD": 0, } }
GET /api/1.2/servers/hostname/:name/details
Retrieves the details of a server.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: None
Request Route Parameters
Name Required Description name
yes The host name part of the cache. Response Properties
Parameter Type Description cachegroup
string The cache group name (see Cache Group). deliveryservices
array Array of strings with the delivery service ids assigned (see Delivery Service). domainName
string The domain name part of the FQDN of the cache. hardwareInfo
hash Hwinfo struct (see Hardware Info). hostName
string The host name part of the cache. id
string The server id (database row number). iloIpAddress
string The IPv4 address of the lights-out-management port. iloIpGateway
string The IPv4 gateway address of the lights-out-management port. iloIpNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask of the lights-out-management port. iloPassword
string The password of the of the lights-out-management user (displays as ** unless you are an ‘admin’ user). iloUsername
string The user name for lights-out-management. interfaceMtu
string The Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) to configure for interfaceName
.interfaceName
string The network interface name used for serving traffic. ip6Address
string The IPv6 address/netmask for interfaceName
.ip6Gateway
string The IPv6 gateway for interfaceName
.ipAddress
string The IPv4 address for interfaceName
.ipGateway
string The IPv4 gateway for interfaceName
.ipNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask for interfaceName
.lastUpdated
string The Time/Date of the last update for this server. mgmtIpAddress
string The IPv4 address of the management port (optional). mgmtIpGateway
string The IPv4 gateway of the management port (optional). mgmtIpNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask of the management port (optional). physLocation
string The physical location name (see Physical Location). profile
string The assigned profile name (see Profiles). rack
string A string indicating rack location. routerHostName
string The human readable name of the router. routerPortName
string The human readable name of the router port. status
string The Status string (See Status). tcpPort
string The default TCP port on which the main application listens (80 for a cache in most cases). httpsPort
string The default HTTPS port on which the main application listens (443 for a cache in most cases). type
string The name of the type of this server (see Types). xmppId
string Deprecated. xmppPasswd
string Deprecated.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: None
Request Route Parameters
Name Required Description id
yes host_name
yes servercheck_short_name
yes value
yes Request Example
{ "id": "", "host_name": "", "servercheck_short_name": "", "value": "" }
Response Properties
Parameter Type Description alerts
array A collection of alert messages. >level
string Success, info, warning or error. >text
string Alert message. version
string Response Example
Response Example: { "alerts": [ { "level": "success", "text": "Server Check was successfully updated." } ], }
POST /api/1.2/servers
Allow user to create a server.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: admin or oper
Request Properties
Name Required Description hostName yes The host name part of the server. domainName yes The domain name part of the FQDN of the cache. cachegroupId yes Cache Group ID interfaceName yes The interface name (e.g. eth0, p2p1). ipAddress yes Must be unique per server profile. ipNetmask yes The IPv4 Netmask ipGateway yes The IPv4 Gateway. interfaceMtu yes 1500 or 9000 physLocationId yes The ID of the Physical Location. typeId yes The ID of the Server Type profileId yes Profile ID - Profile’s CDN must match server’s. cdnId yes CDN ID the server belongs to updPending yes Is there an update pending for this server. (true or false) statusId yes The Status ID of the server. tcpPort no Must be a valid TCP port if specified. httpsPort no Must be a valid TCP port if specified. xmppId no xmppPasswd no ip6Address no IPv6 address and prefix. Must be unique per server profile. ip6Gateway no IPv6 Gateway rack no The rack location in the Data Center. mgmtIpAddress no The IPv4 management address. mgmtIpNetmask no The IPv4 management netmask. mgmtIpGateway no The IPv4 management gateway. iloIpAddress no The IPv4 ILO address. iloIpNetmask no The IPv4 ILO netmask. iloIpGateway no The IPv4 ILO gateway. iloUsername no The ILO username. iloPassword no The ILO password. routerHostName no The hostname of the router the server is connected to. routerPortName no The portname in the router. Request Example
{ "hostName": "tc1_ats1", "domainName": "cdn1.kabletown.test", "cachegroupId": 1, "cdnId": 1, "interfaceName": "eth0", "ipAddress": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "ipNetmask": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "ipGateway": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "interfaceMtu": 1500, "physLocationId": 1, "typeId": 1, "profileId": 1, "updPending": true, "statusId": 1 }
Response Properties
Name Type Description hostName string The host name part of the server. Name string Description domainName string The domain name part of the FQDN of the cache. cachegroup string cache group name interfaceName string ipAddress string ipNetmask string ipGateway string interfaceMtu string 1500 or 9000 physLocation string type string server type profile string cdnName string cdn name the server belongs to tcpPort string httpsPort string xmppId string xmppPasswd string ip6Address string ip6Gateway string rack string mgmtIpAddress string mgmtIpNetmask string mgmtIpGateway string iloIpAddress string iloIpNetmask string iloIpGateway string iloUsername string iloPassword string routerHostName string routerPortName string Response Example
{ 'response' : { 'profileId' : 1, 'xmppPasswd' : '**********', 'profile' : 'EDGE1_CDN1_421', 'iloUsername' : 'username', 'statusId' : 1, 'status' : 'REPORTED', 'ipAddress' : '<IP_ADDRESS>', 'cdnId' : 1, 'physLocation' : 'plocation-chi-1', 'cachegroup' : 'cache_group_edge', 'interfaceName' : 'eth0', 'ip6Gateway' : null, 'iloPassword' : null, 'id' : 1003, 'routerPortName' : null, 'lastUpdated' : '2016-01-25 14:16:16', 'ipNetmask' : '<IP_ADDRESS>', 'ipGateway' : '<IP_ADDRESS>', 'tcpPort' : 80, 'httpsPort' : 443, 'mgmtIpAddress' : null, 'ip6Address' : null, 'interfaceMtu' : 1500, 'iloIpGateway' : null, 'hostName' : 'tc1_ats1', 'xmppId' : 'tc1_ats1', 'rack' : null, 'mgmtIpNetmask' : null, 'iloIpAddress' : null, 'mgmtIpGateway' : null, 'type' : 'EDGE', 'domainName' : 'cdn1.kabletown.test', 'iloIpNetmask' : null, 'routerHostName' : null, 'updPending' : false, 'guid' : null, 'physLocationId' : 1, 'offlineReason' : 'N\/A', 'cachegroupId' : 1, 'typeId' : 1, 'cdnName' : 'cdn1', 'profileDesc' : 'The profile description' } }
PUT /api/1.2/servers/{:id}
Allow user to edit server through api.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: admin or oper
Request Route Parameters
Name Required Description id yes The id of the server to edit. Request Properties
Name Required Description hostName yes The host name part of the server. domainName yes The domain name part of the FQDN of the cache. cachegroup yes cache group name interfaceName yes ipAddress yes Must be unique per server profile. ipNetmask yes ipGateway yes interfaceMtu no 1500 or 9000 physLocation yes type yes server type profile yes Profile ID - Profile’s CDN must match server’s. cdnName yes cdn name the server belongs to tcpPort no httpsPort no xmppId no xmppPasswd no ip6Address no Must be unique per server profile. ip6Gateway no rack no mgmtIpAddress no mgmtIpNetmask no mgmtIpGateway no iloIpAddress no iloIpNetmask no iloIpGateway no iloUsername no iloPassword no routerHostName no routerPortName no Request Example
{ "hostName": "tc1_ats2", "domainName": "my.test.com", "cachegroup": "cache_group_edge", "cdnName": "cdn_number_1", "interfaceName": "eth0", "ipAddress": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "ipNetmask": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "ipGateway": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "interfaceMtu": "1500", "physLocation": "plocation-chi-1", "type": "EDGE", "profile": "EDGE1_CDN1_421" }
Response Properties
Name Type Description hostName string The host name part of the server. Name string Description domainName string The domain name part of the FQDN of the cache. cachegroup string cache group name interfaceName string ipAddress string ipNetmask string ipGateway string interfaceMtu string 1500 or 9000 physLocation string type string server type profile string cdnName string cdn name the server belongs to tcpPort string httpsPort string xmppId string xmppPasswd string ip6Address string ip6Gateway string rack string mgmtIpAddress string mgmtIpNetmask string mgmtIpGateway string iloIpAddress string iloIpNetmask string iloIpGateway string iloUsername string iloPassword string routerHostName string routerPortName string Response Example
{ 'response' : { 'xmppPasswd' : '**********', 'profile' : 'EDGE1_CDN1_421', 'iloUsername' : null, 'status' : 'REPORTED', 'ipAddress' : '<IP_ADDRESS>', 'cdnId' : '1', 'physLocation' : 'plocation-chi-1', 'cachegroup' : 'cache_group_edge', 'interfaceName' : 'eth0', 'ip6Gateway' : null, 'iloPassword' : null, 'id' : '1003', 'routerPortName' : null, 'lastUpdated' : '2016-01-25 14:16:16', 'ipNetmask' : '<IP_ADDRESS>', 'ipGateway' : '<IP_ADDRESS>', 'tcpPort' : '80', 'httpsPort' : '443', 'mgmtIpAddress' : null, 'ip6Address' : null, 'interfaceMtu' : '1500', 'iloIpGateway' : null, 'hostName' : 'tc1_ats2', 'xmppId' : 'tc1_ats1', 'rack' : null, 'mgmtIpNetmask' : null, 'iloIpAddress' : null, 'mgmtIpGateway' : null, 'type' : 'EDGE', 'domainName' : 'my.test.com', 'iloIpNetmask' : null, 'routerHostName' : null } }
PUT /api/1.2/servers/{:id}/status
Updates server status and queues updates on all child caches if server type is EDGE or MID. Also, captures offline reason if status is set to ADMIN_DOWN or OFFLINE and prepends offline reason with the user that initiated the status change.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: Admin or Operations
Request Route Parameters
Name Required Description id yes The id of the server. Request Properties
Name Required Description status yes Status ID or name. offlineReason yes|no Required if status is ADMIN_DOWN or OFFLINE. Request Example
{ "status": "ADMIN_DOWN", "offlineReason": "Bad drives" }
Response Properties
Parameter Type Description alerts
array A collection of alert messages. >level
string Success, info, warning or error. >text
string Alert message. Response Example
{ "alerts": [ { "level": "success", "text": "Updated status [ ADMIN_DOWN ] for foo.bar.net [ user23: bad drives ] and queued updates on all child caches" } ], }
DELETE /api/1.2/servers/{:id}
Allow user to delete server through api.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: admin or oper
Request Route Parameters
Name Required Description id yes The id of the server to delete. Response Properties
Parameter Type Description alerts
array A collection of alert messages. >level
string Success, info, warning or error. >text
string Alert message. version
string Response Example
{ "alerts": [ { "level": "success", "text": "Server was deleted." } ], }
POST /api/1.2/servers/{:id}/queue_update
Queue or dequeue updates for a specific server.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: admin or oper
Request Route Parameters
Name Required Description id yes the server id. Request Properties
Name Type Description action string queue or dequeue Response Properties
Name Type Description action string The action processed, queue or dequeue. serverId integer server id Response Example
{ "response": { "serverId": "1", "action": "queue" } }


If this is enabled, the entire level system is server wide disabled.
Means no level-up messages, no EXP gain, no currency actions and also,
no commands that use the level system. Commands like: "Statistics" or "Leaderboard"
(The serverowner will always be able to use all commands)
Disable all Normal-Commands
If this is enabled, all commands with a requirement of 'Everyone' are disabled.
However, commands that require 'Regular' or 'Mod' will still work.
(The serverowner will always be able to use all commands)
Disable all Regular-Commands
If this is enabled, all commands with a requirement of 'Regular' are disabled.
However, commands that require 'Everyone' or 'Mod' will still work.
(The serverowner will always be able to use all commands)
If this is enabled, all commands with a requirement of 'Mod' are disabled.
However, commands that require 'Everyone' or 'Regular' will still work.
(The serverowner will always be able to use all commands)


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I have just begun my journey, though many, my years, have passed. Who knew I'd find such solace, writing words in code at last. Me mother and me father both had told me get to writing, yet essays, poems, and literature did set not my heart to lighting.


Loader.js
Next Gen Module Loader
(But not actually though :))
JavaScript Sucks!
No module support (until recently)
- Safari 10.1
- Chrome 60 – behind the Experimental Web Platform flag in chrome:flags.
- Firefox 54 – behind the dom.moduleScripts.enabled setting in about:config.
- Edge 15 – behind the Experimental JavaScript Features setting in about:flags.
Probably safe to put into production right...
Maybe there's a library or tool for that?
Yep, JavaScript Sucks!
- Brunch - Late 2011, Early 2012?
- Grunt - 2012
- Gulp - 2014?
- Browserify - 2011
- Webpack - 2012
- RequireJS - 2010?
- Rollup - 2015?
- Parcel - 2017
- ...


New York
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San Diego
Los Angeles
Portland
Choose your itinerary
From:
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San Diego
Los Angeles
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To:
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Washington D.C.
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Means of transport:
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Fastest
Train
Shortest
Airplane
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Your itinerary


Complete this membership form to become a member of our Gym. After submitting This form we will contact you for give your gym schedule and membership card.
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CSS is the mark up language that web developers use to style items, or elements, on a web page.
When placing elements on a page, we use the the properties Padding and Margin to tell the elements where we want themt o sit.


这里是我的个人网站。我会在这里上传一些我的GameMaker游戏和桌面游戏习作，也会上传一些有用的电子文件。
Hello! Here is my personal website, I will upload some video game created by gamemaker and some board game design by my self. Also, I will upload some useful files.


import GUI
var textBox : int % The Text Field ID.
textBox := GUI.CreateTextBoxFull (10, 10, 180, 275,
GUI.INDENT, 0)
GUI.SetBackgroundColor (gray)
% Read the file and place it in the text box.
for i : 1 .. 100
GUI.AddLine (textBox, intstr (i))
end for
GUI.SetTopLine (textBox, 50)
loop
exit when GUI.ProcessEvent
end loop
This means that you can only call the function by calling GUI.SetTopLine, not by calling SetTopLine.


A dental cavity is one of the most common results of tooth decay and could be a sign of poor oral health and hygiene. Tooth decay is the softening of your tooth enamel and refers to the damage of the structure of the tooth caused by acids that are created when plaque bacteria break down sugar in your mouth. If this loss of mineral from the enamel is left untreated, a cavity, or hole in the tooth, can eventually occur. Probable treatments for Cavity include : RCT(Root Canal Treatment) Filling Crown
> Do you want to know what's ailing you ? <


FIFA
Get and spend your levy funds for your apprenticeship programme
Team
Invite new users and manage existing ones
Funding
Manage your funds including how much you have available to spend, your transactions and funds you could lose
Organisations
Manage organisations and sign your agreements
PAYE
Manage the PAYE schemes associated with your Account
Apprentices
Add apprentices, review and approve cohorts and pause or stop apprentices
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This is a new service and your feedback will help us improve it. Use the link below to take part in a short survey.


{% extends "learn/header.html" %} {% block content %}
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Worker Dashboard
Identity
Set Client ID.

Log messages
Clear


The following options are available for specifying the printer and printer port:
Printer
Select here the printer that you wish to use. Either choose the ”standard printer” or else use the ”special printer” option, and then select one of the installed printers from the list displayed. To install a new printer and/or configure the printer ports, use the Windows Control Panel.
Orientation
Choose either portrait or landscape orientation.
Paper / Size
Choose the size of the paper on which the document is to be printed.
Paper / Source
Some printers have several trays for different types of paper feed. Enter the required tray here.
Properties
Displays a dialog box in which you are offered additional selection possibilities that are specific to the printer that you wish to use.
Network...
Use this button to assign a connection to a network drive to a drive letter.


How do I know if and when PG&E is shutting off my power this week?
by Amy GraffUpdated 7:32 am PST, Monday, November 18, 2019
Before high winds pick up around Northern California on Wednesday, Pacific Gas & Electric may shut off power for approximately 750,000 California residents to mitigate wildfire risk.
How do you know if and when PG&E is shutting off your power?
Update your contact information to receive alerts
The utility company will notify customers at 48 hours, 24 hours and just prior to shutting off power. Alerts will be sent through automated calls, texts and emails.
To update your contact information with PG&E, you can call<PHONE_NUMBER>. Even if you think PG&E has your information, it's good to check in to make sure they have your specific address on record and not only your zip code.
If your landlord is the account holder, they will receive the alerts and you will want to make sure they know to be in touch with you.
Use PG&E's planning tool, maps and new website
In three separate shutoffs in October, PG&E's website crashed repeatedly in high-traffic situations. The utility says their site has since been been bolstered to handle increased traffic.
PG&E says its website dedicated to providing power shutoff updates is the best resource for the latest information: You can visit it here.
Here, you will also find a tool that allows you to type in your address and learn in advance if your residence will be impacted.
Outage maps will be posted on the website closer to the event.
Follow social media and news reports
PG&E is also relaying shut-off information to media outlets and posting updates on social media. Most counties are sharing this information on their official county Twitter and Facebook accounts as well. If you're active on social media, it's helpful to follow these accounts.
Watch the weather
PG&E meteorologists are closely monitoring weather conditions to make decisions on where and when power outages may occur. They're considering numerous factors to determine the severity of fire risk, including "Red Flag Warnings" issued by the National Weather Service, low humidity levels (generally below 20 percent), forecasted sustained winds (generally above 25 mph and wind gusts in excess of approximately 45 mph, depending on site-specific conditions such as temperature) and the moisture content of the surrounding landscape.
PG&E posts regular weather forecasts on its website. The National Weather Service website and Twitter accounts are other resources: Follow the Bay Area NWS Twitter account at @NWSBayArea.
Amy Graff is a digital editor for SFGATE. Email her at agraff@sfgate.com.


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rosdistro
defines all packages that will be included in your ROS distribution.
The definition of the rosdistro is done in a dedicated repository.
The official one is at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ros/rosdistro/master/index.yaml,
within the repository https://github.com/ros/rosdistro.
Three main options arise (see the official documentation for more details):
You can create arbitrary distributions and the custom build farm is responsible to build all packages on its own.
In that case, you would not rely on the official ros_distro
, but will define your own one.
Note that appart your personal packages, you should also include all the ROS packages you rely on.
If the full fork is considered, the whole rosdistro repository is to be adjusted to your specific needs.
The two other strategies rely on the add-on fork
.
The fork only adds an additional distribution files (beside the one defined in the official rosdistro repository).
This approach keeps using the packages generated by the official ROS build farm and only processes the additional custom packages / repositories.
Once the buildfarm deployed, after having installed the basic ROS package, an extra step is required for downloading relevant ROS package from the official repositories. All building processes taking place in the buildfarm process will be done using these downloaded packages.
It is at your charge to decide when to update the official ROS packages by redoing this operation.
In that configuration the official ROS debians are not downloaded at a fixed time. They are indeed recovered from the official repositories every time the buildfarm prepares the workspace for building a package and get the dependencies through the rosdep mechanism.


Crew encountered situation not in training manuals on deadly Southwest flight, investigators say
by Evan Hoopfer, Dallas Business JournalDuring the chaotic scene inside Southwest Flight 1380, flight attendants had to deal with a situation not covered in the training manual.
The left engine had just suffered severe damage, causing debris to pierce the side of the plane and blow out a window.
The woman sitting in seat 14A, Jennifer Riordan, was partially sucked out of the plane and died from her injuries.
The death of Riordan, a New Mexico businesswoman, marked the first passenger fatality in Southwest Airlines Co. history.


Michael Jackson is one of the most influential artists of all time. His career spanned nearly five decades of music, and he was continually at the forefront of popular music. Jackson Live in Concert sees long-time fan and hugely talented Ben Bowman recreate the Michael Jackson experience with his stunning rendition of all his favourite songs.
Ben’s portrayal of Jackson has to be the most accurate and exciting tribute to the King of Pop to have ever toured UK theatres. Ben is joined on the stage by his incredible band and dancers, who work their way through all the hits. He’s got the look, the moonwalk and the voice!