Items that may require attention
| Id |
Name |
Severity |
Full Name |
Categories |
Actual |
Threshold |
Details |
Resolution |
| 56 |
UNUSED_CUS |
warning |
Compute Unit Calls - Minimum |
Resource Usage |
0 |
> 0 |
Compute unit K_lift_1 on device xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1 was used 0 time(s). |
Utilize all compute units on the device(s). Click It is recommended to use all available compute units to achieve an optimum balance between resources and performance. For detailed explanation and recommendation: UNUSED_CUS. |
| 57 |
UNUSED_CUS |
warning |
Compute Unit Calls - Minimum |
Resource Usage |
0 |
> 0 |
Compute unit K_mov_1 on device xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1 was used 0 time(s). |
Utilize all compute units on the device(s). Click It is recommended to use all available compute units to achieve an optimum balance between resources and performance. For detailed explanation and recommendation: UNUSED_CUS. |
| 58 |
UNUSED_CUS |
warning |
Compute Unit Calls - Minimum |
Resource Usage |
0 |
> 0 |
Compute unit K_mulConst_1 on device xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1 was used 0 time(s). |
Utilize all compute units on the device(s). Click It is recommended to use all available compute units to achieve an optimum balance between resources and performance. For detailed explanation and recommendation: UNUSED_CUS. |
| 59 |
UNUSED_CUS |
warning |
Compute Unit Calls - Minimum |
Resource Usage |
0 |
> 0 |
Compute unit K_mulWise_1 on device xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1 was used 0 time(s). |
Utilize all compute units on the device(s). Click It is recommended to use all available compute units to achieve an optimum balance between resources and performance. For detailed explanation and recommendation: UNUSED_CUS. |
| 60 |
UNUSED_CUS |
warning |
Compute Unit Calls - Minimum |
Resource Usage |
0 |
> 0 |
Compute unit K_ntt_1 on device xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1 was used 0 time(s). |
Utilize all compute units on the device(s). Click It is recommended to use all available compute units to achieve an optimum balance between resources and performance. For detailed explanation and recommendation: UNUSED_CUS. |
| 61 |
UNUSED_CUS |
warning |
Compute Unit Calls - Minimum |
Resource Usage |
0 |
> 0 |
Compute unit K_scale_1 on device xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1 was used 0 time(s). |
Utilize all compute units on the device(s). Click It is recommended to use all available compute units to achieve an optimum balance between resources and performance. For detailed explanation and recommendation: UNUSED_CUS. |
| 62 |
UNUSED_CUS |
warning |
Compute Unit Calls - Minimum |
Resource Usage |
0 |
> 0 |
Compute unit modular_multiplication_1 on device xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1 was used 0 time(s). |
Utilize all compute units on the device(s). Click It is recommended to use all available compute units to achieve an optimum balance between resources and performance. For detailed explanation and recommendation: UNUSED_CUS. |
| 63 |
DEVICE_UTIL |
warning |
Device Utilization (ms) |
Resource Usage |
0.000 |
> 0 |
Device xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-0 was utilized for 0.000 msec. |
Utilize all devices in the platform. Click It is recommended to use all available devices to achieve an optimum balance between resources and performance. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DEVICE_UTIL. |
| 14 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[10] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 15 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[11] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 16 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[12] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 17 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[13] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 18 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[14] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 19 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[15] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 20 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[16] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 21 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[17] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 22 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[18] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 23 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[19] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 24 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[1] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 25 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[20] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 26 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[21] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 27 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[22] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 28 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[23] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 29 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[24] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 30 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[25] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 31 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[26] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 32 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[27] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 33 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[28] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 34 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[29] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 35 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[2] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 36 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[30] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 37 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[31] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 38 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[3] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 39 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[4] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 40 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[5] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 41 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[6] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 42 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[7] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 43 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[8] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 44 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[9] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 45 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|PLRAM[0] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 46 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|PLRAM[1] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 47 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|PLRAM[2] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 48 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
advisory |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|PLRAM[3] was used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize all memory resources to maximize performance. Click Devices with multiple DDR banks can provide very high bandwidth to global memory. For detailed explanation and recommendation: DDR_BANK_CONNECTIONS. |
| 49 |
PLRAM_USAGE |
advisory |
PLRAM Usage |
Kernel Data Transfer |
0 |
> 0 |
PLRAMs were used by 0 port(s). |
Utilize PLRAMs to maximize performance. Click PLRAMs can increase your system performance by providing low-latency, high-bandwidth access to your data. For detailed explanation and recommendation: PLRAM_USAGE. |
| 55 |
UNUSED_CUS |
warning |
Compute Unit Calls - Minimum |
Resource Usage |
0 |
> 0 |
Compute unit K_apply_galois_1 on device xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1 was used 0 time(s). |
Utilize all compute units on the device(s). Click It is recommended to use all available compute units to achieve an optimum balance between resources and performance. For detailed explanation and recommendation: UNUSED_CUS. |
Items that offer design performance insight
| Id |
Name |
Full Name |
Categories |
Actual |
Threshold |
Details |
Rule Description |
| 12 |
KERNEL_PORT_DATA_WIDTH |
Port Data Width |
Kernel Data Transfer |
32 |
= 512 |
Port K_lift_1/m_axi_gmem has a data width of 32. |
This rule checks the data width on all compute unit ports and compares it to the memory data width on the device. |
| 13 |
MEMORY_CONNECTIONS |
Memory Connections |
Kernel Data Transfer |
1 |
> 0 |
Memory xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1|HBM[0] was used by 1 port(s). |
This rule checks the number of compute unit ports connected to all DDR banks on the device. |
| 50 |
HBM_USAGE |
High Bandwidth Memory Usage |
Kernel Data Transfer |
1 |
> 0 |
High bandwidth memory was used by 1 port(s). |
This rule checks whether high bandwidth memory is utilized on the device. |
| 51 |
HOST_MIGRATE_MEM |
Migrate Memory API Calls |
Host Data Transfer |
328 |
> 0 |
Migrate Memory OpenCL APIs were used 328 time(s). |
This rule checks for the usage of migrate memory OpenCL APIs (e.g., clEnqueueMigrateMemObjects) in your host code. |
| 52 |
HOST_READ_TRANSFER_SIZE |
Average Read Size (KB) |
Host Data Transfer |
262.144 |
> 4.096 |
Host read average size was 262.144 KB across 8 transfers. |
This rule checks if multiple host read transfers can be consolidated into fewer transfers. This rule checks the amount of data read as well as the number of transfers requested. |
| 53 |
HOST_WRITE_TRANSFER_SIZE |
Average Write Size (KB) |
Host Data Transfer |
262.144 |
> 4.096 |
Host write average size was 262.144 KB across 320 transfers. |
This rule checks if multiple host write transfers can be consolidated into fewer transfers. This rule checks the amount of data written as well as the number of transfers requested. |
| 54 |
UNUSED_CUS |
Compute Unit Calls - Minimum |
Resource Usage |
8 |
> 0 |
Compute unit K_add_1 on device xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1 was used 8 time(s). |
This rule checks for unused compute units on any devices in the platform. |
| 64 |
DEVICE_UTIL |
Device Utilization (ms) |
Resource Usage |
53.599 |
> 0 |
Device xilinx_u50_gen3x16_xdma_201920_3-1 was utilized for 53.599 msec. |
This rule checks that all devices are used by ensuring execution times are greater than 0. This execution time is calculated per device as the time in between the first CU starting to the last CU completing. |
| 65 |
TRACE_MEMORY |
Trace Memory |
Resource Usage |
NA |
!= FIFO |
Trace buffer memory was specified as NA. |
This rule checks whether a memory type was specified for the trace buffer. |
| 66 |
OBJECTS_RELEASED |
Objects Released |
Resource Usage |
true |
true |
Check for OpenCL objects released by the host code. |
This rule checks if OpenCL objects are properly released by the host code. |
| 5 |
KERNEL_PORT_DATA_WIDTH |
Port Data Width |
Kernel Data Transfer |
32 |
= 512 |
Port K_mulWise_1/m_axi_gmem has a data width of 32. |
This rule checks the data width on all compute unit ports and compares it to the memory data width on the device. |
| 6 |
KERNEL_PORT_DATA_WIDTH |
Port Data Width |
Kernel Data Transfer |
32 |
= 512 |
Port K_scale_1/m_axi_gmem has a data width of 32. |
This rule checks the data width on all compute unit ports and compares it to the memory data width on the device. |
| 7 |
KERNEL_PORT_DATA_WIDTH |
Port Data Width |
Kernel Data Transfer |
32 |
= 512 |
Port K_mulConst_1/m_axi_gmem has a data width of 32. |
This rule checks the data width on all compute unit ports and compares it to the memory data width on the device. |
| 8 |
KERNEL_PORT_DATA_WIDTH |
Port Data Width |
Kernel Data Transfer |
32 |
= 512 |
Port K_mov_1/m_axi_gmem has a data width of 32. |
This rule checks the data width on all compute unit ports and compares it to the memory data width on the device. |
| 9 |
KERNEL_PORT_DATA_WIDTH |
Port Data Width |
Kernel Data Transfer |
32 |
= 512 |
Port K_ntt_1/m_axi_gmem has a data width of 32. |
This rule checks the data width on all compute unit ports and compares it to the memory data width on the device. |
| 10 |
KERNEL_PORT_DATA_WIDTH |
Port Data Width |
Kernel Data Transfer |
32 |
= 512 |
Port K_apply_galois_1/m_axi_gmem has a data width of 32. |
This rule checks the data width on all compute unit ports and compares it to the memory data width on the device. |
| 11 |
KERNEL_PORT_DATA_WIDTH |
Port Data Width |
Kernel Data Transfer |
32 |
= 512 |
Port K_add_1/m_axi_gmem has a data width of 32. |
This rule checks the data width on all compute unit ports and compares it to the memory data width on the device. |


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RUBY CAIRO (1993) (DECEPTION) A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 2001
In the last decade quality of Hollywood films declined, and that phenomenon didn't manifest itself solely in the realms of the finished products. Even the promotional trailers were getting worse with time, and movie advertising became as bad as the movies themselves. One of the rare films that should pride itself with exceptional state-of-the-art trailer is RUBY CAIRO, 1993 adventure thriller directed by Graeme Clifford.
The heroine of this film is Bessie Faro (played by Andie MacDowell), mother of three children and wife of Johnny Faro (played by Viggo Mortensen), owner of air cargo company. Bessie's idyllic life starts to fall apart when she gets a word about her husband dying in air crash and the company going bankrupt. In Vera Cruz she finds that her husband actually stashed large sums of money on various off-shore accounts. Using her husband's baseball cards as the only clue she starts travelling across the world trying to retrieve those funds. However, in some cases someone is always one step ahead, emptying those accounts. The trail leads Bessie to Cairo, where she would receive assistance by Fergus Larb (played by Liam Neeson), humanitarian pilot who would lead her to the unexpected discovery.
The trailer for RUBY CAIRO is a masterpiece of movie advertising because it suggests an exciting and interesting thriller set in exotic locations. In reality, RUBY CAIRO is mostly disorganised mess of a movie, with contrived and not very believable plot and mostly disinterested cast members, especially Liam Neeson in tragically undeveloped role. Among many other things, the subplot involving baseball cards is going to be incomprehensible for most of the audience that lives outside USA. On the other hand, Graeme Clifford tries to compensate inadequacies of the content with style. The movie features truly impressive shots of exotic Egyptian locations, and the musical score by John Barry would remind viewers of Bond movies, especially THE SPY WHO LOVED ME. However, apart from providing some interesting information about multi-cultural nature of modern Egypt, RUBY CAIRO mostly fails to arouse viewers' attention and it is quite understandable why it sank to oblivion almost immediately after its production.
RATING: 4/10 (+)
Review written on September 20th 2001
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Andy, Corey and Kurt convene to talk about a pretty bad week in Chicago Cubs baseball. The Cubs are swept in a series in less than 10 hours and then lose 2 out of three to the Reds. There was very little in the way of offense. Kurt talks a little about the Yankees series and then we look at some positives. Edwin Jackson has a strong outing and Jeff Samardzija LOOKS like an ace.
We check on Jake Arrieta and Javier Baez, both returning from injuries. We look back at the free agency signings the front office has made since they took over the Cubs.
At the end of the episode, I talk about my brother, who happens to be a White Sox fan. He will be going with us to the Wrigley 100th game and claims that he may ditch the White Sox for the Cubs. So help Patrick see the light. Tweet us your best Cubs pitch, and you can use #Patrick4Cubs if you'd like.


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java.lang.Object javax.servlet.GenericServlet javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet org.apache.catalina.servlets.ManagerServlet
Servlet that enables remote management of the web applications installed within the same virtual host as this web application is. Normally, this functionality will be protected by a security constraint in the web application deployment descriptor. However, this requirement can be relaxed during testing.
This servlet examines the value returned by getPathInfo()
and related query parameters to determine what action is being requested.
The following actions and parameters (starting after the servlet path)
are supported:
docBase
attribute
of the context configuration file is used to locate the actual
WAR or directory containing the application.{config-url}
, overriding the
docBase
attribute with the contents of the web
application archive found at {war-url}
./xxx
, based
on the contents of the web application archive found at the
specified URL.path:status:sessions
.
Where path is the context path. Status is either running or stopped.
Sessions is the number of active Sessions./xxx
for this virtual host.users
resource reference.
/xxx
for this
virtual host./xxx
for this virtual host./xxx
for this virtual host./xxx
for this virtual host,
and remove the underlying WAR file or document base directory.
(NOTE - This is only allowed if the WAR file or document
base is stored in the appBase
directory of this host,
typically as a result of being placed there via the /deploy
command.Use path=/
for the ROOT context.
The syntax of the URL for a web application archive must conform to one of the following patterns to be successfully deployed:
JarURLConnection
class for a
reference to an entire JAR file.JarURLConnection
class for a reference to an entire
JAR file.NOTE - Attempting to reload or remove the application containing this servlet itself will not succeed. Therefore, this servlet should generally be deployed as a separate web application within the virtual host to be managed.
NOTE - For security reasons, this application will not operate when accessed via the invoker servlet. You must explicitly map this servlet with a servlet mapping, and you will always want to protect it with appropriate security constraints as well.
The following servlet initialization parameters are recognized:
| Field Summary | |
protected Context |
context
The Context container associated with our web application. |
protected int |
debug
The debugging detail level for this servlet. |
protected java.io.File |
deployed
File object representing the directory into which the deploy() command will store the WAR and context configuration files that have been uploaded. |
protected Deployer |
deployer
The Deployer container that contains our own web application's Context, along with the associated Contexts for web applications that we are managing. |
protected javax.naming.Context |
global
The global JNDI NamingContext for this server,
if available. |
protected static StringManager |
sm
The string manager for this package. |
protected Wrapper |
wrapper
The Wrapper container associated with this servlet. |
| Constructor Summary | |
ManagerServlet()
|
| Method Summary | |
protected void |
deploy(java.io.PrintWriter writer,
java.lang.String path,
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request)
Deploy a web application archive (included in the current request) at the specified context path. |
void |
destroy()
Finalize this servlet. |
void |
doGet(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request,
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse response)
Process a GET request for the specified resource. |
void |
doPut(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request,
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse response)
Process a PUT request for the specified resource. |
protected void |
extractXml(java.io.File war,
java.io.File xml)
Extract the context configuration file from the specified WAR, if it is present. |
protected java.lang.Object |
getLock()
Obtain an object to lock on to prevent this servlet and the HostConfig thread both trying to deploy the same application. |
Wrapper |
getWrapper()
Return the Wrapper with which we are associated. |
void |
init()
Initialize this servlet. |
protected void |
install(java.io.PrintWriter writer,
java.lang.String config,
java.lang.String path,
java.lang.String war)
Install an application for the specified path from the specified web application archive. |
protected void |
list(java.io.PrintWriter writer)
Render a list of the currently active Contexts in our virtual host. |
protected void |
printResources(java.io.PrintWriter writer,
java.lang.String prefix,
javax.naming.Context namingContext,
java.lang.String type,
java.lang.Class clazz)
List the resources of the given context. |
protected void |
reload(java.io.PrintWriter writer,
java.lang.String path)
Reload the web application at the specified context path. |
protected void |
remove(java.io.PrintWriter writer,
java.lang.String path)
Remove the web application at the specified context path. |
protected void |
resources(java.io.PrintWriter writer,
java.lang.String type)
Render a list of available global JNDI resources. |
protected void |
roles(java.io.PrintWriter writer)
Render a list of security role names (and corresponding descriptions) from the org.apache.catalina.UserDatabase resource that is
connected to the users resource reference. |
protected void |
serverinfo(java.io.PrintWriter writer)
Writes System OS and JVM properties. |
protected void |
sessions(java.io.PrintWriter writer,
java.lang.String path)
Session information for the web application at the specified context path. |
void |
setWrapper(Wrapper wrapper)
Set the Wrapper with which we are associated. |
protected void |
start(java.io.PrintWriter writer,
java.lang.String path)
Start the web application at the specified context path. |
protected void |
stop(java.io.PrintWriter writer,
java.lang.String path)
Stop the web application at the specified context path. |
protected void |
undeploy(java.io.PrintWriter writer,
java.lang.String path)
Undeploy the web application at the specified context path. |
protected void |
undeployDir(java.io.File dir)
Delete the specified directory, including all of its contents and subdirectories recursively. |
protected void |
uploadWar(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request,
java.io.File war)
Upload the WAR file included in this request, and store it at the specified file location. |
| Methods inherited from class javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet |
doDelete, doHead, doOptions, doPost, doTrace, getLastModified, service, service |
| Methods inherited from class javax.servlet.GenericServlet |
getInitParameter, getInitParameterNames, getServletConfig, getServletContext, getServletInfo, getServletName, init, log, log |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
protected Context context
protected int debug
protected java.io.File deployed
protected Deployer deployer
protected javax.naming.Context global
NamingContext
for this server,
if available.
protected static StringManager sm
protected Wrapper wrapper
| Constructor Detail |
public ManagerServlet()
| Method Detail |
public Wrapper getWrapper()
getWrapper
in interface ContainerServlet
public void setWrapper(Wrapper wrapper)
setWrapper
in interface ContainerServlet
wrapper
- The new wrapperpublic void destroy()
destroy
in interface javax.servlet.Servlet
public void doGet(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request, javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse response) throws java.io.IOException, javax.servlet.ServletException
request
- The servlet request we are processingresponse
- The servlet response we are creating
java.io.IOException
- if an input/output error occurs
javax.servlet.ServletException
- if a servlet-specified error occurspublic void doPut(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request, javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse response) throws java.io.IOException, javax.servlet.ServletException
request
- The servlet request we are processingresponse
- The servlet response we are creating
java.io.IOException
- if an input/output error occurs
javax.servlet.ServletException
- if a servlet-specified error occurspublic void init() throws javax.servlet.ServletException
javax.servlet.ServletException
protected void deploy(java.io.PrintWriter writer, java.lang.String path, javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request)
writer
- Writer to render results topath
- Context path of the application to be installedrequest
- Servlet request we are processingprotected void install(java.io.PrintWriter writer, java.lang.String config, java.lang.String path, java.lang.String war)
writer
- Writer to render results toconfig
- URL of the context configuration file to be installedpath
- Context path of the application to be installedwar
- URL of the web application archive to be installedprotected void list(java.io.PrintWriter writer)
writer
- Writer to render toprotected void reload(java.io.PrintWriter writer, java.lang.String path)
writer
- Writer to render topath
- Context path of the application to be restartedprotected void remove(java.io.PrintWriter writer, java.lang.String path)
writer
- Writer to render topath
- Context path of the application to be removedprotected void resources(java.io.PrintWriter writer, java.lang.String type)
type
- Fully qualified class name of the resource type of interest,
or null
to list resources of all typesprotected void printResources(java.io.PrintWriter writer, java.lang.String prefix, javax.naming.Context namingContext, java.lang.String type, java.lang.Class clazz)
protected void roles(java.io.PrintWriter writer)
org.apache.catalina.UserDatabase
resource that is
connected to the users
resource reference. Typically, this
will be the global user database, but can be adjusted if you have
different user databases for different virtual hosts.
writer
- Writer to render toprotected void serverinfo(java.io.PrintWriter writer)
writer
- Writer to render toprotected void sessions(java.io.PrintWriter writer, java.lang.String path)
writer
- Writer to render topath
- Context path of the application to list session information forprotected void start(java.io.PrintWriter writer, java.lang.String path)
writer
- Writer to render topath
- Context path of the application to be startedprotected void stop(java.io.PrintWriter writer, java.lang.String path)
writer
- Writer to render topath
- Context path of the application to be stoppedprotected void undeploy(java.io.PrintWriter writer, java.lang.String path)
writer
- Writer to render topath
- Context path of the application to be removedprotected void extractXml(java.io.File war, java.io.File xml) throws java.io.IOException
war
- File object representing the WARxml
- File object representing where to store the extracted
context configuration file (if it exists)
java.io.IOException
- if an i/o error occursprotected void undeployDir(java.io.File dir)
dir
- File object representing the directory to be deletedprotected void uploadWar(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request, java.io.File war) throws java.io.IOException
request
- The servlet request we are processingwar
- The file into which we should store the uploaded WAR
java.io.IOException
- if an I/O error occurs during processingprotected java.lang.Object getLock()
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About Me
Brief Introduction
I am a senior statistician at the Provincial Health Services Authority in Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada).
I am currently applying statistical concepts on projects related to:
- SARS‑CoV‑2 virus (i.e. the virus that causes Covid-19)
- Hematology
- Other projects (classified)
Background
My formal training is in mathematics and statistics.
I completed my PhD in Applied Statistics from the University of Guelph under the supervision of Dr. Peter Kim and Dr. Tony Desmond.
My math genealogy tree can be found here. My Erdös number is 3 (Verified using the Collaboration Distance Tool provided by MathSciNet).
Coding
I code in a variety of languages, however I primarily use Python, R and SAS.
I am also a member on YYJ Tech Slack.
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I am an Associate Statistician (A.STAT.) and an Associate Member of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications (AMIMA) .
I am working towards obtaining the P.STAT. designation under the mentorship of Soyean Kim.
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Quiz - Introduction to money laundering
What is money laundering?
Correct answer: The process criminals use to conceal
their illegal profits and avoid jail time and confiscation of
their profits
Which of the following statements is true?
Correct answer: There is no single method of laundering
money
Which of the following statements is false?
Correct answer: Laundered money always comes in the
form of small quantities of cash
Fill in the blank. Money laundering _________ of
financial institutions that have assisted in the
process.
Correct answer: … undermines the credibility and public
confidence…
Fill in the blank. When criminals get away with
money laundering, they ___________ the black
market economy
Correct answer: … can put more money in to expand…
Which of the following statements about money
laundering is false?
Correct answer: It promotes the reputations of financial
institutions
Which of the following is NOT an example of
placement?
Correct answer: Placing legally obtained funds into
another person's bank account
Which of the following statements about
integration is false?
Correct answer: It always involves using laundered
money as an investment in illegitimate businesses
Which of the following statements about money
laundering is true?
Correct answer: Money need not pass through all three
stages (placement, layering, integration) to be laundered
Which of the following is a key obligation of
organisations under the Act?
Correct answer: All of the above
What is a reporting entity?
Correct answer: Any person or organisation that provides
a designated service and has anti-money laundering
obligations
Which of the following statements is true?
Correct answer: Some reporting entities are exempt from
their anti-money laundering obligations when they provide
specific designated services
What is an AML/CTF compliance officer?
Correct answer: A management level employee
appointed to create and maintain effective AML/CTF
systems, policies and procedures for their organisation
What is the main body responsible for
administering anti-money laundering laws in
Australia?
Correct answer: Australian Transaction Reports and
Analysis Centre
Complete the sentence. Failure to comply with
anti-money laundering obligations can lead to…
Correct answer: All of the above


Pintlar Classic Road Race
Phillipsburg, Montana
August 4, 2001
Senior Men 1,2,3
1 Mark Legg 5VV
2 Pete Vordenberg Share the Roads
3 John Weyhrich 5VV
4 Rankin Holmes Northern Rockies
DNF Tom Robertson Northern Rockies
DNF Alex Gellego 5VV
DNF Will Schneider ECaps
Senior Men 4
1 Derek Warner
2 John Coulthard
3 Keith Carparelli
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Masters
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Lethargy Demo
GitHub, BlogStart scrolling!
Starts off as gray, green indicates scroll event, red when the event is blocked.
If you scroll with your mouse or trackpad, you'll see a brief flash of green, and then red. This is how lethargy works - each scroll intent is meant to fire only one block of events.


Scope 1
watch person
First name: {{data.person.firstName}}
Last name: {{data.person.lastName}}
{{data | json}}
Scope 2
watch person
First name: {{data.person.firstName}}
Last name: {{data.person.lastName}}
{{data | json}}
Interact 1
watch person
set first name
set last name
set person Iron
set person OBJECT
First name:
{{data | json}}
Interact 2
watch person
get person slowly (props)
get person slowly (obj)
print
{{data | json}}
Look at the collection...
{{data | json}}


| 8 Jan 1969 |
Born as Robert Kelly, Chicago IL. |
| 16 Jan 1979 |
Aaliyah Dana Haughton born, Brooklyn. |
| 24 May 1994 |
Produces Aaliyah's first album, Age Ain't Nothing But A Number. |
| 31 Aug 1994 |
Aaliyah and R Kelly secretly married at the Sheraton Gateway Suites, Rosemont, IL. Aaliyah never admitted being married, though Vibe published a copy of the marriage certificate. Unfortunately, she was only 15 at the time, so thus the marriage was later annulled. |
| 25 Aug 2001 |
Aaliyah and eight others killed in a plane crash, Abaco Island, Bahamas. |
| 29 Apr 2002 |
Patrice Jones, age 20, files suit against R. Kelly for alleged statutory rape (which allegedly occurred when she was allegedly 16) and for forcing her to have an abortion.   Is it the same underage girl as before? |


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: XPathNavigator vs. IXPathNavigable 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: 951 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2003/05/xpathnavigatorvsixpathnavigable date: '2003-05-18 07:59:20 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-05-18 07:59:20 +0000' categories: - XML tags: [] comments: - id: 669 author: Dare Obasanjo author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.kuro5hin.org/user/Carnage4Life/diary date: '2003-05-18 10:42:36 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-05-18 10:42:36 +0000' content: |
Tomas,
I'm probably most directly responsible for the design of the next incarnation of XPathNavigator and I'm well aware of the issues you point out and we plan to do something about them in the next version of the .NET Framework.
As for choosing XPathNavigator over IXPathNavigable, I'd prefer taking an XPathNavigator as a method parameter because an application may be handed a navigator not necessarily an instance of IXPathNavigable which it may want to pass to your method but would be SOL if you only accept IXPathNavigable. However taking a navigator means you burden your users with having to make CreateNavigator() calls. Most users prefer
xslTransform.Transform(doc, arglist, stream);
to
XPathNavigator nav = doc.CreateNavigator();
xslTransform.Transform(nav, arglist, stream);
- id: 670 author: Tomas Restrepo author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.winterdom.com/weblog date: '2003-05-18 12:48:24 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-05-18 12:48:24 +0000' content: |
Dare,
Thanks for the comments. I'm afraid I don't quite get your last argument (wrong words?).
Am I right in understanding that you'd prefer to pass an XPathNavigator explicitly over just an IXPathNavigable?
- id: 671 author: Dare Obasanjo author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.kuro5hin.org/user/Carnage4Life/diary/ date: '2003-05-18 13:05:38 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-05-18 13:05:38 +0000' content: |Tomas,
People prefer to pass IXPathNavigable to explicitly calling CreateNavigator(). Of course, most of these people don't realize they are passing IXPathNavigable, all they know that is that it just works.
However I personally prefer that methods accept XPathNavigator.
I hope that explains it better.
---
A few weeks ago, some debate sparked regarding the IBlogThis (now IBlogExtension)
interface, and, at that time, Don suggested using
IXPathNavigable or XPathNavigator over XmlDocument through the interface. And so,
we now have an IBlogExtension interface that uses IXPathNavigable indeed.
However, this raises a small question: Why would you prefer IXPathNavigable
over XPathNavigator directly? After all, the former has only one method (CreateNavigator())
so you can pretty much only use it to get an XPathNavigator instance anyway.
While on the topic, I figure this could be a good time to make a few
wishes regarding the Xml support in the .NET framework: Bridge the different
abstractions you guys provide! Overall, I really like the XML support in the framework
(especially compared to what we used to have before), but sometimes, you find significant
gaps in how the different abstractions provided interact. So yes, I'd like things
like an XPathNavigatorReader and
to be provided by the framework. Is that too much to ask? I think not.


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The easy way, use Named Formatters and Destinations
You use a string to specify Formatters, and a string to specify Destinations. Thus, you use the writer::named_write.
First, the examples: example 1, example 2
The manual way
First, the examples: example 1, example 2
Scenario 1 should be the most common.
This usage:
- You have multiple levels (in this example: debug < info < error)
- You want to format the message before it's written (in this example: prefix it by time, by index, and append newline to it)
- You have one log, which writes to several log destinations (in this example: the console, the debug output window, and a file)
In this example, all output will be written to the console, debug output window, and "out.txt" file. It will look similar to this one:
21:03.17.243 [1] this is so cool 1
21:03.17.243 [2] first error 2
21:03.17.243 [3] hello, world
21:03.17.243 [4] second error 3
21:03.17.243 [5] good to be back ;) 4
21:03.17.243 [6] third error 5
Click to see the code
This usage:
- You have one logger
- You have one filter, which can be turned on or off
- You want to format the message before it's written
- The logger has several log destinations
- The output goes to console, debug output window, and a file called out.txt
- Formatting - prefix each message by its index, and append newline
Optimizations:
- use a cache string (from optimize namespace), in order to make formatting the message faster
In this example, all output will be written to the console, debug window, and "out.txt" file. It will be:
[1] this is so cool 1
[2] this is so cool again 2
[3] hello, world
[4] good to be back ;) 3
Click to see the code
This usage:
- Fastest. It does not use formatters and destinations (thus, the flexibility that comes with formatters/destinations) is gone
- You have one filter, which can be turned on or off
- You have 2 loggers: app and err.
- The app writes to console, the err writes to "err.txt" file
- the output is "dump" - no usage of << operator
Here's what the output will be:
The console:
this is so cool
hello, world
good to be back ;)
The err.txt file:
Click to see the code
This usage:
- You have several loggers
- You have one filter, which can be turned on or off
- You want to format the message before it's written
- Each logger has several log destinations
- The logger and filter are specified using the boost::logging::scenario namespace
- the filter is always accurate (but slow)
- the filter does not use levels
- the logger favors speed (on a dedicated thread)
- the logger is initialized once, when only one thread is running
Optimizations:
- use a cache string (from optimize namespace), in order to make formatting the message faster
Logs:
- Error messages go into err.txt file
- formatting - prefix each message by time, index, and append newline
- Info output goes to console, and a file called out.txt
- formatting - prefix each message by time and append newline
- Debug messages go to the debug output window, and the console
- formatting - prefix each message by time, and append newline
Here's how the output will look like:
The debug output window:
18:59.24 this is so cool 1
18:59.24 this is so cool again 2
The console:
18:59.24 this is so cool 1
18:59.24 this is so cool again 2
18:59.24 hello, world
18:59.24 good to be back ;) 4
The out.txt file:
18:59.24 hello, world
18:59.24 good to be back ;) 4
The err.txt file
18:59.24 [1] first error 3
18:59.24 [2] second error 5
Click to see the code
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Files | |
| file | ipu_wugen.h |
| This file contains the API prototypes for configuring MPU_WUGEN for ARM Cortex-M4. | |
Macros | |
| #define | IPU_WUGEN_NUM_INTR_INTERNAL (16U) |
| Number of Internal Interrupts IPU can service. | |
| #define | IPU_WUGEN_FIRST_EXTERNAL_INT_NUM (23U) |
| First interrupt number which is external. | |
Functions | |
| void | IPU_WUGEN_Init (void) |
| This API is used to initialize MPU_WUGEN. All wakeup events will be disabled after initialization. More... | |
| void | IPU_WUGEN_DisableAll (void) |
| Disables all wakeup events for CPU. More... | |
| void | IPU_WUGEN_Interrupt_Lookup (void) |
| Configure wakeup events by looking up the CPU0 interrupt settings. More... | |
| void | IPU_WUGEN_Enable (uint16_t intrNum) |
| This API enables the CPU0 wakeup event for requested interrupt. More... | |
| void | IPU_WUGEN_Disable (uint16_t intrNum) |
| This API disables the CPU0 wakeup event for requested interrupt. More... | |
| void IPU_WUGEN_Disable | ( | uint16_t | intrNum | ) |
This API disables the CPU0 wakeup event for requested interrupt.
| intrNum | - Interrupt number |
| void IPU_WUGEN_DisableAll | ( | void | ) |
Disables all wakeup events for CPU.
| void IPU_WUGEN_Enable | ( | uint16_t | intrNum | ) |
This API enables the CPU0 wakeup event for requested interrupt.
| intrNum | - Interrupt number |
| void IPU_WUGEN_Init | ( | void | ) |
This API is used to initialize MPU_WUGEN. All wakeup events will be disabled after initialization.
| void IPU_WUGEN_Interrupt_Lookup | ( | void | ) |
Configure wakeup events by looking up the CPU0 interrupt settings.


The moon orbits the earth counterclockwise once every 27.3. In this animation it orbits once every 54.6s. The moons rotation speed causes one side of the moon to always be away from earth, meaning that from the surface of earth we can never see that side. This is called Tidal Locking
The earth rotates counterclockwise (Viewed from the north pole) once every 24 hours (Wow!), or in this animation, every 2s
We see the moon differently depending on what point it is in it's orbit, for example, when the moon is between us and the sun, the side facing us is unlit, resulting in us not being able to see the moon's surface.
However, when the earth is between the sun and the moon, the side facing us is lit, resulting in a full moon
Orbital Stuff
There are 8 phases every 27.3 days. For the first half, the visible part of the moon is "waxing" (Growing), and for the second half it's "waning" (Shrinking). The moon is also described by shape, for example, it is called a crescent when it is crescent shaped, and a gibbous when the dark part is crescent shaped.
There are phases!
People in the southern hemisphere are upside down relative to people in the northern hemisphere, resulting in people in the northern hemisphere seeing the moon and it's phases upside down compared to us. As you get closer to the equator, the moon seems to rotate sideways, until it is sideways.
Upside down?


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v0.51
"Horizon-kai"
March 26, 2017 + using low quality image on mobile layout let your browser get faster. + some iframe won't bother you when you aren't on DesktopLayout. - useless constructor parameter "is_open_fully" was removed.
v0.5
"Horizon"
March 11, 2017 Responsive. + apply "Responsive Layout". now, you can open up this site on your phone. + menu button added. + history page has better readability. + license page added. + Sound enhanced. + Music project has been joined us. + Blog was fully accepted. Menu was integreted to this site. + Let you know easily what Back button would do. It will animate when you hover it. + Loading information will shows up when iframe loads document. + you can access sub pages easily with GET parameters. Why don't you try "kniz.net?start_page=World" ? + if it's difficult to use above one, try shortcut pages getting ready for you. "kniz.net/World" . this redirects pages and output is just like above. - performance was slow down because of memory leak.
v0.4
"Bean on the plate"
February 28, 2017 The entire codes were newly created for Better Performance. + Use GSAP library for better animation performance. + code refactorying. unnecessory callback function and overridings has been deleted. + browser compatiblity improved. Chrome, Firefox, Edge, SBrowser. Even internet explorer can show. + SkyLine's title & comment color combination was owful. Now it's improved. - BGM player was removed. (because, it's ennoying)
v0.31
"Stratu"
August 14, 2015 If I can tell the previous version as "incomplete, but initiative", This version could be called "almost reflected author's intention" with a little exagerration. Like every some creative first try has a couple of defect, This also is no exception. This version's main change is "reducing bug, enforcing strong points" Next followings are change list. + Change Bento UI to display its contents more effeciently. (reduce size, more information) + Far, Better dynamic in UI than before. + New Wiki has been joined us! + All sources implemented from a scratch. Full rebuilded. In result, more resuable, eliminating code rots and well constructed framework, locality incresed. + BGMs are offered as a one of projects, "Songs". You can choose what you want. + Guiding panel shows up in order to inform to user which one is menu. + Full featured Content-Layoutㅡa little popup window can contains some url pages. Along with your width of web browser, change layout smoothly. + My 2 songs added as a one of BGMs. - More than 1 Cookie doesn't updated. Only "isPlayingBGM" value was possible to be written on cookie. - And So many bugs fixed that I didn't know at now.
v0.1
"Ground-0"
April 10, 2013 This is a first step of project SkyLine. Some features I concerned on ideation weren't implemented proplely. But even that, overall concept and what I want to create things was fit in this. If I need to mention about the most valuable concept of this one, that would be the "Continum". I've created so many little projects. So some support web-pages were getting bigger, more and more along with that. They have no common design concepts or color tone. and each one have unique layout. So, that makes me a embarassment. I'm doing this some kind of a hobby. not my job, you know. But these projects doens't focused in one single point. They are huge seprated to here and there projects which I have to worry about all of them. This is not pretty. not pretty. I want to make them a single piece in conceptually. Because my hobby should be a single one. Such a tiny thing that I can handle it. I started to design one website which contains all of them. And for user, in order not to notice projects are seperated.


Important events
- Ash begins his journey with his starting pokemon Pikachu, who later became his most faithful friend and comrade.
- Garry begins his journey. His starter pokemon — Squirtle.
- Ash meets Misty.
- Ash meets mystical pokemon Ho-oh.
- Ash got to Viridian.


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assoc
item alist &key key test test-not ⇒ entry
assoc-if
predicate alist &key key ⇒ entry
assoc-if-not
predicate alist &key key ⇒ entry
item—an object.
alist—an association list.
predicate—a designator for a function of one argument that returns a generalized boolean.
test—a designator for a function of two arguments that returns a generalized boolean.
test-not—a designator for a function of two arguments that returns a generalized boolean.
key—a designator for a function of one argument, or nil.
entry—a cons that is an element of alist, or nil.
assoc, assoc-if, and assoc-if-not return the first cons in alist whose car satisfies the test, or nil if no such cons is found.
For assoc, assoc-if, and assoc-if-not, if nil appears in alist in place of a pair, it is ignored.
(setq values '((x . 100) (y . 200) (z . 50))) ⇒ ((X . 100) (Y . 200) (Z . 50)) (assoc 'y values) ⇒ (Y . 200) (rplacd (assoc 'y values) 201) ⇒ (Y . 201) (assoc 'y values) ⇒ (Y . 201) (setq alist '((1 . "one")(2 . "two")(3 . "three"))) ⇒ ((1 . "one") (2 . "two") (3 . "three")) (assoc 2 alist) ⇒ (2 . "two") (assoc-if #'evenp alist) ⇒ (2 . "two") (assoc-if-not #'(lambda(x) (< x 3)) alist) ⇒ (3 . "three") (setq alist '(("one" . 1)("two" . 2))) ⇒ (("one" . 1) ("two" . 2)) (assoc "one" alist) ⇒ NIL (assoc "one" alist :test #'equalp) ⇒ ("one" . 1) (assoc "two" alist :key #'(lambda(x) (char x 2))) ⇒ NIL (assoc #\o alist :key #'(lambda(x) (char x 2))) ⇒ ("two" . 2) (assoc 'r '((a . b) (c . d) (r . x) (s . y) (r . z))) ⇒ (R . X) (assoc 'goo '((foo . bar) (zoo . goo))) ⇒ NIL (assoc '2 '((1 a b c) (2 b c d) (-7 x y z))) ⇒ (2 B C D) (setq alist '(("one" . 1) ("2" . 2) ("three" . 3))) ⇒ (("one" . 1) ("2" . 2) ("three" . 3)) (assoc-if-not #'alpha-char-p alist :key #'(lambda (x) (char x 0))) ⇒ ("2" . 2)
Should be prepared to signal an error of type type-error if alist is not an association list.
‘rassoc; rassoc-if; rassoc-if-not’ , ‘find; find-if; find-if-not’ , ‘member; member-if; member-if-not’ , ‘position; position-if; position-if-not’ ,
Traversal Rules and Side Effects
The :test-not parameter is deprecated.
The function assoc-if-not is deprecated.
It is possible to rplacd the result of assoc, provided that it is not nil, in order to "update" alist.
The two expressions
(assoc item list :test fn)
and
(find item list :test fn :key #'car)
are equivalent in meaning with one exception: if nil appears in alist in place of a pair, and item is nil, find will compute the car of the nil in alist, find that it is equal to item, and return nil, whereas assoc will ignore the nil in alist and continue to search for an actual cons whose car is nil.
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Welcome to Xquared!
Xquared is a web based open source WYSIWYG editor. The following list shows main features of Xqaured:
- Entirely written in Javascript, so you don't have to install anything.
- Generates valid and meaningful XHTML documents.
- Provides various extension points so that you can easily extend and customize behaviors of the editor without much effort.
Demos
Description of Demos (Korean)
Documents
See
Xquared Official Hompage (Springnote) /
Xquared 공식 홈페이지 (한글, 스프링노트)
License
SEE LICENSE file


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Syntax:
symbol-value symbol => value
(setf (symbol-value symbol) new-value)
Arguments and Values:
symbol---a symbol that must have a value.
value, new-value---an object.
Description:
Accesses the symbol's value cell.
Examples:
(setf (symbol-value 'a) 1) => 1 (symbol-value 'a) => 1 ;; SYMBOL-VALUE cannot see lexical variables. (let ((a 2)) (symbol-value 'a)) => 1 (let ((a 2)) (setq a 3) (symbol-value 'a)) => 1 ;; SYMBOL-VALUE can see dynamic variables. (let ((a 2)) (declare (special a)) (symbol-value 'a)) => 2 (let ((a 2)) (declare (special a)) (setq a 3) (symbol-value 'a)) => 3 (let ((a 2)) (setf (symbol-value 'a) 3) a) => 2 a => 3 (symbol-value 'a) => 3 (let ((a 4)) (declare (special a)) (let ((b (symbol-value 'a))) (setf (symbol-value 'a) 5) (values a b))) => 5, 4 a => 3 (symbol-value :any-keyword) => :ANY-KEYWORD (symbol-value 'nil) => NIL (symbol-value '()) => NIL ;; The precision of this next one is implementation-dependent. (symbol-value 'pi) => 3.141592653589793d0
Side Effects: None.
Affected By:
Exceptional Situations:
Should signal an error of type type-error if symbol is not a symbol.
Should signal unbound-variable if symbol is unbound and an attempt is made to read its value. (No such error is signaled on an attempt to write its value.)
See Also:
boundp, makunbound, set, setq
Notes:
symbol-value can be used to get the value of a constant variable. symbol-value cannot access the value of a lexical variable.


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Package jakarta.nosql.mapping.document
This package contains all objects to use a Document Collection. This API gonna focus in domain, in other words,
ubiquitous language.
A document-oriented database, or document store,
is a computer program designed for storing, retrieving, and managing document-oriented information,
also known as semi-structured data. Document-oriented databases are one of the main categories of NoSQL databases,
and the popularity of the term "document-oriented database" has grown with the use of the term NoSQL itself.
XML databases are a subclass of document-oriented databases that are optimized to work with XML documents.
Graph databases are similar, but add another layer, the relationship, which allows them to link documents
for rapid traversal.
Document-oriented databases are inherently a subclass of the key-value store, another NoSQL database concept.
The difference lies in the way the data is processed; in a key-value store the data is considered to be inherently
opaque to the database, whereas a document-oriented system relies on internal structure in the document
in order to extract
metadata that the database engine uses for further optimization. Although the difference is often moot due to tools
in the systems,
conceptually the document-store is designed to offer a richer experience with modern programming techniques.
Document databases contrast strongly with the traditional relational database (RDB).
Relational databases generally store data in separate tables that are defined by the programmer, and a single object
may be spread across several tables.
Document databases store all information for a given object in a single instance in the database, and every stored
object can be different from every other.
This makes mapping objects into the database a simple task, normally eliminating anything similar to an
object-relational mapping. This makes document stores attractive
for programming web applications, which are subject to continual change in place, and where speed of deployment
is an important issue.
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Interface Summary Interface Description DocumentDeleteQueryExecute When a document delete query is executed this event if firedDocumentEntityConverter This interface represents the converter between an entity and theDocumentEntity
DocumentEntityPostPersist The interface represents the model when the DocumentCollectionEntity be saved that event will fired.DocumentEntityPrePersist The interface represents the model before the DocumentCollectionEntity be saved that event will fired.DocumentEventPersistManager This interface represent the manager of events.DocumentQueryExecute When a document query is executed this event if firedDocumentQueryMapper The builder to either select and delete query using an object mapper API.DocumentQueryMapper.DocumentMapperDeleteFrom The Document Delete QueryDocumentQueryMapper.DocumentMapperDeleteNameCondition The base to delete name conditionDocumentQueryMapper.DocumentMapperDeleteNotCondition The document not conditionDocumentQueryMapper.DocumentMapperDeleteQueryBuild The last step to the build ofDocumentDeleteQuery
.DocumentQueryMapper.DocumentMapperDeleteWhere The Document Where whose define the condition in the delete query.DocumentQueryMapper.DocumentMapperFrom The DocumentFrom QueryDocumentQueryMapper.DocumentMapperLimit The Document Order whose define the the maximum number of results to retrieve.DocumentQueryMapper.DocumentMapperNameCondition The base to name conditionDocumentQueryMapper.DocumentMapperNameOrder The Column name order to the builderDocumentQueryMapper.DocumentMapperNotCondition The column not conditionDocumentQueryMapper.DocumentMapperOrder The Document Order whose define the sort in the query.DocumentQueryMapper.DocumentMapperQueryBuild The last step to the build ofDocumentQuery
.DocumentQueryMapper.DocumentMapperSkip The Document Order whose define the position of the first result to retrieve.DocumentQueryMapper.DocumentMapperWhere The Document Where whose define the condition in the query.DocumentQueryPagination ADocumentQuery
that allows select based on pagination.DocumentQueryPagination.DocumentQueryPaginationProvider A providerDocumentQueryPagination
of where given two parameters: The first isDocumentQuery
The second isPagination
it returns an instanceDocumentQueryPagination
DocumentRepositoryProducer The producer ofRepository
DocumentTemplate This interface that represents the common operation between an entity and DocumentCollectionEntity.DocumentTemplateProducer The producer ofDocumentTemplate
DocumentWorkflow This implementation defines the workflow to insert an Entity onDocumentTemplate
.EntityDocumentPostPersist When an entity is either saved or updated it's the first event to fireEntityDocumentPrePersist When an entity is either saved or updated it's the first event to fire


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Connection class for an open TLS-enabled connection to an HTTPSServer. More...
#include <HTTPSConnection.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| HTTPSConnection (ResourceResolver *resResolver) | |
| virtual int | initialize (int serverSocketID, SSL_CTX *sslCtx, HTTPHeaders *defaultHeaders) |
| virtual void | closeConnection () |
| virtual bool | isSecure () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from httpsserver::HTTPConnection | |
| HTTPConnection (ResourceResolver *resResolver) | |
| virtual int | initialize (int serverSocketID, HTTPHeaders *defaultHeaders) |
| void | loop () |
| bool | isClosed () |
| bool | isError () |
Friends | |
| class | HTTPRequest |
| class | HTTPResponse |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Types inherited from httpsserver::HTTPConnection | |
| enum | { STATE_UNDEFINED, STATE_INITIAL, STATE_REQUEST_FINISHED, STATE_HEADERS_FINISHED, STATE_BODY_FINISHED, STATE_WEBSOCKET, STATE_CLOSING, STATE_CLOSED, STATE_ERROR } |
| enum | { CSTATE_UNDEFINED, CSTATE_ACTIVE, CSTATE_CLOSED } |
| Protected Attributes inherited from httpsserver::HTTPConnection | |
| unsigned long | _lastTransmissionTS |
| unsigned long | _shutdownTS |
| enum httpsserver::HTTPConnection:: { ... } | _connectionState |
| enum httpsserver::HTTPConnection:: { ... } | _clientState |
Connection class for an open TLS-enabled connection to an HTTPSServer.
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virtual |
Initializes the connection from a server socket.
The call WILL BLOCK if accept(serverSocketID) blocks. So use select() to check for that in advance.