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differential class for robots
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#include <diff_drive.hpp>
differential class for robots
◆ DiffDrive()
| rigid2d::DiffDrive::DiffDrive |
( |
const Pose & |
pose, |
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double |
wheel_base, |
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double |
wheel_radius |
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) |
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create a DiffDrive object by specifying the position, and geometry(distance wheel, wheel radious)
- Parameters
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| pose | - the current position of the robot |
| wheel_base | - the distance between the wheel centers |
| wheel_radius | - the raidus of the wheels |
◆ forward()
| void rigid2d::DiffDrive::forward |
( |
const Twist2D & |
vel | ) |
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update the odometry of the diff drive robot
- Parameters
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| vel | - the twist velocity to apply at robot |
◆ getEncoders()
| Encoders rigid2d::DiffDrive::getEncoders |
( |
| ) |
const |
get the current wheel encoder readings
- Returns
- the angular position of wheels
◆ one_step()
| void rigid2d::DiffDrive::one_step |
( |
const Twist2D & |
vel | ) |
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update the position of the diff drive robot
- Parameters
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| vel | - the twist velocity to apply at robot |
◆ setPose()
| void rigid2d::DiffDrive::setPose |
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Pose |
ps | ) |
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set the position of robot
- Parameters
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| ps | -Pose give the position/orientation |
◆ twistToWheels()
Convert Twist velocity to wheel velocity.
- Parameters
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| twist | - the robots velocity
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- Returns
- - the wheel velocities to use
- Exceptions
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◆ update_Odom()
| WheelVel rigid2d::DiffDrive::update_Odom |
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double |
left, |
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double |
right |
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) |
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Update the robot's odometry based on the current encoder readings.
- Parameters
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| left | - the left encoder angle (in radians) |
| right | - the right encoder angle (in radians) |
- Returns
- the velocity of each wheel
◆ wheelsToTwist()
Convert wheel velocity velocity to Twist.
- Parameters
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| vel | - the robots wheel velocity
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- Returns
- - the wheel velocities of the robot
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


I asked, how does the world look like from p2p node's perspective ?
I decorated one experiment so that I can view world from a p2p node's perspective. First I'd like
to clarify what I mean by world view. A p2p network is a graph i.e. a mathematical structure
which I write as G = (V, E); useful when representing relationship between few entities. I represent
those entities as V i.e. vertex/ node set. Elements of V are connected via edges --- E ∈ V x V.
In p2p network set up, an entity is some process & connection between two of them is ( say ) TCP,
using which two processes carry out meaningful conversation. TCP being bidirectional, reliable, streaming
protocol, network is undirected graph though each data flow has direction associated. Each process ( read p2p node )
runs two I/O subprocesses for each peer it maintains a connection to --- one for reading messages
sent by peer, other one for sending messages to peer. One peer always knows it's neighbourhood i.e. which
nodes it's directly connected to, but may not see whole picture of network it's part of. A p2p network can
have N ( > 0 ) participants where each participant may know M-many others directly, where M < N. For gaining
a global view of network i.e. not only to whom node itself is connected to, but also how are other network participants
helping in structuring network topology, nodes need to follow certain protocol. The protocol requires participant to forward
messages to a subset of others it's directly connected, where messages are received from neighbours.
Message sending is no doubt costly, sending as less as possible is the goal.
How much data to be sent over wire while following protocol, is influenced by degree of nodes i.e. how many connections
each peer maintains with other nodes.
I design one protocol that each participant process follows, where synthetic network topology is imposed
on participants, for running simulation. Afterwards I analyse collected log for viewing world around
from each network participant's eyes, while inspecting price paid for constructing view i.e. in terms of bytes of data
carried over wire while following protocol.
Each network participant is identified uniquely & authors one uniquely identifiable message. It propagates that to all peers it's directly connected to. On reception of message from other peer, it first inspects message for absence of any of its directly connected peer's ids. If found any, forwards message to them, while appending unique self id in hop field, which will be again inspected in respective recepient node. If peer authored message is received again, it's not forwarded to any. Protocol ends in finite time due to two termination properties, though no time limit is provided, due to asynchronous nature of message passing.
I create one setup with 3 nodes, where each node follows aforementioned protocol. Each node maintains connections with other 2 peers i.e. satisfying criteria for forming both Cycle & Mesh topology.
In first step each peer propagates its authored message to others. I denote messages with Message i, where 0 <= i < N ( = 3 ). A received message can be of two kinds.
Peer keeps receiving messages from others; learns about who is connected to whom directly; helps others in learning same by appending unique self id to received message before forwarding. At end of each step, as marked in above flow diagram, peer has a better picture of network. I try to find out what messages each peer is keeping track of.
| Step | Peer 0 | Peer 1 | Peer 2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | {Message 0} | {Message 0} | {Message 0} |
| 2 | {Message 0} | {Message 0; Message 0,2} | {Message 0} |
| 3 | {Message 0} | {Message 0; Message 0,2} | {Message 0; Message 0,1} |
| 4 | {Message 0; Message 1} | {Message 0; Message 0,2; Message 1} | {Message 0; Message 0,1; Message 1} |
| 5 | {Message 0; Message 1; Message 1,2} | {Message 0; Message 0,2; Message 1} | {Message 0; Message 0,1; Message 1} |
| 6 | {Message 0; Message 1; Message 1,2} | {Message 0; Message 0,2; Message 1} | {Message 0; Message 0,1; Message 1; Message 1,0} |
| 7 | {Message 0; Message 1; Message 1,2; Message 2} | {Message 0; Message 0,2; Message 1; Message 2} | {Message 0; Message 0,1; Message 1; Message 1,0; Message 2} |
| 8 | {Message 0; Message 1; Message 1,2; Message 2; Message 2,1} | {Message 0; Message 0,2; Message 1; Message 2} | {Message 0; Message 0,1; Message 1; Message 1,0; Message 2} |
| 9 | {Message 0; Message 1; Message 1,2; Message 2; Message 2,1} | {Message 0; Message 0,2; Message 1; Message 2; Message 2,0} | {Message 0; Message 0,1; Message 1; Message 1,0; Message 2} |
At very beginning, each peer knows about its local neighbourhood i.e. peer 0 knows
it's directly connected to peer (1,2). But it has no idea whether peer 1 & peer 2
are also neighbours or not. For learning that peer 0, has to wait until in step 5 it
receives Message 1,2 from its neighbour peer 2. Following protocol it inspects
message & figures out this message is authored by peer 1 & has hopped to it via peer 2. Then it's
evident peer 1 & peer 2 are neighbours. But notice after that, peer 0 doesn't forward Message 1,2
to any of else, due to presence of both neighbouring peer ids in hop field of message.
While in step 6, peer 0 forwarded Message 1 to peer 2, as Message 1,0 because header
inspection found this message has not yet hopped via peer 2.
Similarly peer 1 learns peer 0 & peer 2 are neighbours in step 2, while peer 2 starts seeing full
picture in step 3. Picture becomes clearer when peer 0 receives Message 2,1 from peer 1 in step 8,
asserting its belief that indeed peer 1 & peer 2 are neighbours connected via undirected edge ( read bidirectional TCP connection ).
Now I spend some time in imposing synthetic network topology, for running simulation & collecting data. I start with a cycle, where I bring in 5 peers, each maintaining connection with 2 other peers.
Each peer runs protocol, while collecting two kind of logs. Visualising accumulated ( from all network participants ) traffic log helps in understanding what cost whole network incurs for following this protocol.
Data says, each of 5 edges, carried total 208 bytes of data. Representation is direction
agnostic, but I can clearly understand edge (1, 2), helped in carrying 104 bytes in 1 -> 2
direction & remaining in reverse. Same is true for other edges.
I choose to see how peer 0 is viewing world around it, by reconstructing network graph
from collected message log of peer 0.
As peer 0 is able to correctly construct network topology from messages it received, now I like to inspect how peer 0 helped its neighbour peer 1, in constructing its view of world.
It's evident as long as participants follow protocol by their heart, they'll themselves learn network
topology correctly, while helping others gaining same world view.
I impose mesh topology on peers & let them follow protocol for understanding cost requirement and
viewing world from their point of view. In mesh topology each peer maintains connection with other N-1
peers where network has N participants. So in total number of edges in network should be N * (N-1) / 2.
I take 5 nodes i.e. 10 edges across which data flows in either direction.
I notice each edge ( read TCP connection ) carries on average ~700 bytes of data, which is significantly
higher than circular network topology. This is solely because of presence of more edges in network than cycle
topology, so discovering them all requires flowing message through them, costing more data transfer.
With 10 edges, total cost incurred by network for following protocol is quite high.
But I wonder, does paying this much help in gaining correct view of network ? For finding so, I choose
to view world around from peer 4's eyes.
As peer 4 respected protocol, it gained full picture of network topology. Clicking on peer 4's edges shows amount of data transferred using that link.
| Peer | In ( bytes ) | Out ( bytes ) |
|---|---|---|
| Peer 0 | 326 | 326 |
| Peer 1 | 407 | 407 |
| Peer 2 | 434 | 434 |
| Peer 3 | 407 | 407 |
Total 3148 bytes of data peer 4 received & sent to its neighbours while following protocol.
But when I look at how much peer 4 had to spend, in case of circular network topology,
it's only 208 bytes.
Finally I decide to impose another topology, shaped like starfish. After orchestrating connection
between peers, I let them run protocol. Starfish topology is cycle network in disguise, just that
it's drawn in different way. I want to understand does changing peer connections little bit,
make any difference in node's perception of outer world.
Cost incurred by network, while following protocol, in starfish topology is similar to what I found in circular network topology. Each edge helps in transferring 208 bytes of data.
I reconstruct network from message log, for understanding how peer 3 views world around itself. And it's evident it's view is correct, while cost incurred is same as cycle network topology.
I note, cost can be reduced, because for simulation I decided to encode messages as JSON
which is text based serialisation technique, binary data serialiser should be preferred
choice in real-world scenario. Code used for designing, running simulation, collecting log &
visualising results, can be found here.
I ask,
I plan to dive deeper. I'll love to learn reader's thoughts. Have a great time !


Located on the banks of the Ohio River in Clarksville, Indiana at I-65, exit 0, is the Falls of the Ohio State Park. The 390-million-year-old fossil beds are among the largest, naturally exposed, Devonian fossil beds in the world. The park features a spectacular Interpretive Center (now closed for renovation until late fall, 2015) overlooking the fossil beds containing an exhibit gallery and video presentation. The Interpretive Center is open year round, except Thanksgiving and Christmas day. The "Falls" was originally a series of rapids allowing the Ohio River to drop 26 feet over a distance of two and a half miles. This was the only navigational hazard over the 981 mile-length river formed by rock outcrops. Today much of the original falls have been flooded behind the McAlpine dam. .
Fishing, hiking and casual walking, fossil viewing, bird watching, and picnicking are among the most common activities. While fossil and rock collecting is not allowed to protect our resources for future generations, the park staff encourages visitors to explore and discover the many different types of fossils that can be found on the ancient sea floor. The Discovery Center button (above left) provides details about the park's natural and cultural resources - archaeology, birding, flora, fossils, George Rogers Clark and Lewis and Clark are featured. Compare the river level chart with our fossil bed chart to see what is exposed today. August through mid November typically provides the best accessibility to the 220 acres of fossil beds, as the river is at its lowest level during this period. We are seasonally on Eastern Daylight Savings Time (through November 5) or Eastern Standard Time.
The sauger (Sander canadensis) is a freshwater perciform fish of the family Percidae which resembles its close relative the walleye.
Learn More!A hybrid striped bass, also known as a wiper or whiterock bass, is a hybrid between the striped bass (Morone saxatilis) and the white bass (M. chrysops).
 Named for their prominent barbels, which resemble a cat's whiskers, catfish range in size and behavior.
Learn More!The freshwater drum, Aplodinotus grunniens, is a deep bodied fish with a divided dorsal fin consisting of 10 spines and 29–32 rays
Learn More!Note: Fishing at the Falls of the Ohio may be done with an Indiana or Kentucky license. Bow fishing is illegal in the National Wildlife Conservation Area boundaries. Keeping paddlefish (spoonbills, spoonbill cats) is illegal in the National Wildlife Conservation Area boundaries.
Access: There are three areas that fishermen usually park to access the river.
1) Behind the Interpretive Center ($2 per day, pay to park or free with an State Parks and Reservoirs annual pass.) With an Annual State Park Pass, a parking tag for the main lot is available from our admission desk during business hours (9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. M - F while we are closed for renovation). It may be used as a night fishing parking permit.
2) Outer parking lot near the railroad bridge. No fee. No access to the fossil beds from that lot.
3) George Rogers Clark boat ramp on Harrison Avenue - no fee. Park in established lot only! No parking on the ramp! Do not park in front of the gate. When the ramps are open, fisherman must allow boats to be launched.


WMS Factory
- Overview
- Install
- Configuration
- Design
- Monitoring
- Troubleshooting
Factory Troubleshooting
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If you installed the RPM distribution, files and commands differ a bit, see the Factory OSG RPM guide.
Factory does not submit glideins corresponding to your job
Symptoms:User job stays idle and there are no glideins submitted to the glidein queue that correspond to your job.However, the VO Frontend does detect the job and attempts to advertise to the Factory
Useful Files: GLIDEINWMS_GFACTORY_HOME/<entry>/log
Debugging Steps:
Once the Frontend identifies potential entry points that can run your job, it will reflect this information in the glideclient ClassAd in the WMS Pool collector for that corresponding entry point. You can find this information by running “condor_status -any -pool <wms collector>” Glidein factory looks up the glideclient ClassAd, queries the wms collector to find out distribution of existing glideins in the glidein queues and submits additional glideins as required. Once the factory has submitted the required glideins, you can see them by querying glideins queue using command, “condor_q -g -pool <wms collector>”
If you do not see any glideins corresponding to your job,
- Check if the Factory is running. If not, start it.
- Check if the entry point is enabled in the Factory, configuration file, GLIDEINWMS_GFACTORY_HOME/glideinWMS.xml
- Check for error messages in logs located in GLIDEINWMS_GFACTORY_HOME/<entry>/log
- Look for possible error messages in the glideins queue (condor_schedd). Based on the actual condor scheduler, you can find scheduler logfile, SchedLog, in one of the sub directories of directory listed by “condor_config_val local_dir”
- Check security settings. The WMS factory will drop requests from the VO frontends if settings do not match correctly. There will usually be lines in the VO Frontend that useful factories exist, but the Factory logs will have warnings/errors related to security settings.
- The first line in frontend.xml must match the name in security-frontends-frontend in the Factory's GlideinWMS:
<frontend advertise_delay="5" frontend_name="exampleVO-cms-xen25-v1_0" loop_delay="60">
Must match the Factory's settings:<frontend name="exampleVO-cms-xen25"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Note that the identity line must have the username that the Frontend is running as. The security_class tag in glideinWMS.xml shortly after the above line will map the user to a new local user. This must match the condor_mapfile. - Make sure to do a reconfig after you modify anything (ie):
./frontend_startup reconfig ../instance_v1_0.cfg/frontend.xml
- Whitelist error: (WARNING: Client NAME.main (secid: IDENTITY) not in white list. Skipping request). Verify that the security_name (in the Frontend config <frontend><collector><security security_name="foo">) must match the Frontend name (<frontend name="foo">) in the Factory config.
Also, if you have enabled allowed_vos for whitelist functionality, make sure this security class is listed. - Frontend not coming from a trusted source: (WARNING: Client name.main (secid: identity) is not coming from a trusted source; AuthenticatedIdentity identity<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Skipping for security reasons.). There is a mismatch between <frontend><collector my_identity> in the Frontend config and <frontend identity> in the Factory config. If you are running on the same machine, this can be caused if HTCondor is using filesystem (FS) authentication instead of GSI authentication.
- No mapping for security class: (WARNING: No mapping for security class Frontend of x509_proxy_0 for frontend_service-v2_4_3.main (secid: frontend_identity), skipping and trying the others). The Frontend config's proxy element security_class attribute does not match the Factory config's security_class element name attribute.
- Client provided invalid ReqEncIdentity: (Client X provided invalid ReqEncIdentity ( id1@x.fnal.gov!= id2@x.fnal.gov). Skipping for security reasons. When the VOFrontend contacts the WMS Pool collector using the Frontend configuration file's security element proxy_DN/classad_proxy attribute, the WMS Pool HTCondor uses the certs/condor_mapfile to map the VOFrontend to a name. This name identifies how the Factory knows the VOFrontend on the Factory node. This must match with the Factory configuration file's Frontend element identity attribute.
Verify that the proxy_dn in the security section of the Frontend config matches the condor_mapfile on the WMS Pool node. This identity (with machine name) should map the Frontend identity in the Factory config. Also, if you are running all services on the same machine, make sure that HTCondor is using GSI authentication and not file system (FS) authentication.
Security Overview
For a visual representation of the configuration that must match, see the below:Frontend config
<frontend frontend_name="frontend_service-v3_4"
<collector<EMAIL_ADDRESS><security security_name="frontend_identity" proxy_DN=" /DC=org/DC=doegrids/OU=Services/CN=glidein/cms-xen22.fnal.gov "
<proxy security_class="frontend"
Factory config
<frontend name="frontend_identity"<EMAIL_ADDRESS><security_class name="frontend" username="vo_cms"
CONDOR_LOCATION/certs/condor_mapfile
GSI " ^ \/DC\=org\/DC\=doegrids\/OU\=Services\/CN\=glidein\/cms\-xen22\.fnal\.gov$ " frontend_identity
glideins stay idle
Symptoms: glidein stays idle and do not start running.Useful Files:
GLIDEINWMS_GFACTORY_HOME/<entry>/log
GLIDEINWMS_WMSCOLLECTOR_HOME/condor_local/logs/SchedLog
GLIDEINWMS_WMSCOLLECTOR_HOME/condor_local/logs/CollectorLog
GLIDEINWMS_WMSCOLLECTOR_HOME/certs/condor_mapfile
Debugging Steps:
Once the glideins are submitted, they should start running on the remote sites. Time taken for them to enter the running state could vary based on the site, how busy the site is, priority your glideins have on the site.
If the glideins stay idle for quite some time,
- Check if the glidein has been submitted to the remote site. You can find this information either from the condor_activity log found in the GLIDEINWMS_GFACTORY_HOME/<entry>/log or by querying glideins queue using “condor_q -globus -g -pool <wms collector>”. If the glidein job was submitted to the remote site, its quite possible that it is waiting for a worker node to be available to run it.
- Check HTCondor logs in GLIDEINWMS_WMSCOLLECTOR_HOME/condor_local/logs.
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Verify GLIDEINWMS_WMSCOLLECTOR_HOME/certs/condor_mapfile.
Each DN should map to a user on this system.
The glidein will use the proxy/cert of the Frontend to submit a glidein and the two will need to trust each other. If this is the problem, there will usually be something like this in the SchedLog:
05/05 10:30:11 (pid:21711) OwnerCheck(userschedd) failed in SetAttribute for job 1243.0
- Check the Grid manager log. Note that some configurations put this file in /tmp. This will let you know if there is a problem submitting to grid entry points.
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Try:
source GLIDEINWMS_WMSCOLLECTOR_HOME/condor.sh condor_q -g condor_q -globus -g
If idle and unsubmitted, the job has not made it to the grid, and there is probably an issue with the condor_mapfile or proxy.
If held, then check the grid manager logs for errors. Also, check condor_gridmanager status in GLIDEINWMS_WMSCOLLECTOR_HOME/condor_local/log/SchedLog
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If you find an error such as:
Error 7: authentication failed with remote server.
Make sure the proxy/cert is correct. Try the following to make sure the user is authorized to run jobs on the site (You need to have globus-gram-client-tools installed).X509_USER_PROXY=/tmp/x509up_u<UID> globus-job-run -a -r <gatekeeper in Factory config>
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If you recieve the following error, then check the job logs to see whether this could be a problem with the setup scripts. If the proxy is valid less than 12 hours (eg a Fermilab KCA cert), then the x509_setup script will fail.
Error 17: the job failed when the job manager attempted to run it
- If you expect that the worker nodes are available, check if the glidein is getting periodically held. You can find this information either from the condor_activity log found in the GLIDEINWMS_GFACTORY_HOME/<entry>/log or by querying glideins queue using “condor_q -pool <wms collector> -name <scheddname> <jobid> -format NumGlobusSubmits” Check for error messages in condor_activity logs if your glidein job is being periodically held.
Resource is not registered in user collector.
Symptoms: glidein start running but “condor_status -pool <user collector>” does not show any new resource.Useful Files:
GLIDEINWMS_GFACTORY_HOME/<entry>/log/<glidein jobid>.out
GLIDEINWMS_GFACTORY_HOME/<entry>/log/<glidein jobid>.err
Debugging Steps:
Once the glidein starts running, the glidein startup script downloads condor files and other relevant files from the factories web area. It then does the required checks, generates condor configuration files and starts condor_startd daemon. This condor_startd reports to the user collector as a resource on which the user job is supposed to run. If the glidein job exists and you never see a resource in the User Pool collector, the problem is generally related to bootstrapping the processes on the worker nodes.
If the glidein job has completed, you should be able to look for output and error logs for the glidein job in directory GLIDEINWMS_GFACTORY_HOME/<entry>/log. The files are named are job.<glidein jobid>.out and job.<glidein jobid>.err. Most common cause for the failures is mismatch in the architecture of HTCondor binaries used and that of the worker nodes. You can configure entry points to use different HTCondor binaries. In case HTCondor daemons are crashing, you can browse the logs of HTCondor daemons by using tools available in the /glideinWMS/factory/tools
Other issues that can cause this symptom:
- Factory (or Frontend) Web server down or unreachable
You should see a wget and/or curl error in the Glidein los files. You can test the Factory Web server loading the following URLs (possibly from the Glidein nodes or outside the firewall):
- monitoring pages: http://FACTORY_HOST_NAME/factory/monitor/
- staging area (most files have a hash in the file name): http://FACTORY_HOST_NAME/factory/stage/glidein_startup.sh
- GLIBC incompatibilities:
One possible error that can appear at this point is a problem due to the version of GLIBC:Starting monitoring condor at Fri Jun 18 10:11:27 CDT 2010<PHONE_NUMBER>)
In this case, the version of glibc on the worker node is less than the glibc that HTCondor is using. For instance, this can happen if the Factory is on SL5, but the worker node is SL4. HTCondor has special binaries for glib2.3, so you can re-install/re-compile using these binaries. For advanced users, you can configure multiple tarballs for various architectures in the Factory config.
/usr/local/osg-ce/OSG.DIRS/wn_tmp/glide_rP2945/main/condor/sbin/condor_master: /lib/tls/i686/nosegneg/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.4' not found (required by /usr/local/osg-ce/OSG.DIRS/wn_tmp/glide_rP2945/main/condor/sbin/condor_master)
- Collector authentication issues:
Another error that can happen and cause these symptoms is if authentication is failing. First, verify that the certificates for all services exist and are owned by the proper users. In particular, make sure that the user collector certificate is owned by the user running the user colelctor instance (this can be a non-root user). Another tool to debug errors is to enable the option:CONDOR_DEBUG = D_SECURITY.
You should be able to find errors in the User pool collector logs USER_COLLECTOR/condor_local/log/CollectorLog For instance,03/25/11 15:36:43 authenticate_self_gss: acquiring self credentials failed. Please check your HTCondor configuration file if this is a server process. Or the user environment variable if this is a user process.
Or:globus_sysconfig: File is not owned by current user: /etc/grid-security/glideincert.pem is not owned by current user
- Gridmap issues:
If the problem is not with the user pool resources (collector and/or schedd), a problem could exist with the gridmap on the glidein itself. Symptoms of this could include errors in the startd logs:03/18 13:06:42 (pid:13094) ZKM: successful mapping to anonymous
If this happens, the gridmap file used by the startd (ie the glidein) does not contain the DN for either the user collector or the user submit node. Make sure the information in the <collectors> tag and the <schedds> tags in the frontend.xml are correct and reconfig.
03/18 13:06:42 (pid:13094) PERMISSION DENIED to anonymous@fnpc3061 from host <IP_ADDRESS> for command 442 (REQUEST_CLAIM), access level DAEMON: reason: DAEMON authorization policy denies IP address <IP_ADDRESS>
03/18 13:07:43 (pid:13094) PERMISSION DENIED to anonymous@fnpc3061 from host <IP_ADDRESS> for command 442 (REQUEST_CLAIM), access level DAEMON: reason: cached result for DAEMON; see first case for the full reason
User Job does not start on the registered resource
Symptoms:Your job does not start running on the resource created by a running glidein jobs.Useful Files:
Debugging Steps:
On some versions of HTCondor, there is a problem with the swap. Make sure that GLIDEINWMS_USERSCHEDD_HOME/etc/condor_config.local contains RESERVED_SWAP=0
source GLIDEINWMS_USERSCHEDD_HOME/condor.shThe above should return 0.
condor_config_val reserved_swap
Once the glidein starts running on the worker node and successfully starts required HTCondor daemons, condor_startd registers as a resource in the User Pool collector. If your job does not start running on the resource, check that the requirements expressed by the user job can be satisfied by the resource. If not, understand the constraints that are not satisfied and tweak the requirements.
You can get further information on this by running:
source GLIDEINWMS_POOLCOLLECTOR_HOME/condor.shThere will be one "machine" that will act as the monitor and will reject the job due to its own requirements (it is the OWNER). If 1 is rejected by your jobs requirements, check GLIDEINWMS_USERSCHEDD_HOME/condor_local/log/ShadowLog for errors.
condor_q -g -analyze
2.000: Run analysis summary. Of 2 machines,
1 are rejected by your job's requirements
1 reject your job because of their own requirements
0 match but are serving users with a better priority in the pool
0 match but reject the job for unknown reasons
0 match but will not currently preempt their existing job
0 are available to run your job
You can also run the following to get more information about the ClassAds:
condor_q -l
If the job is held, make sure the user schedd is running as root (if getting permission denied). Run "condor_q -analyze" to see what is holding the process.
Finding the user
Symptoms: There are issues and you need to find the user running the jobUseful Files: HTCondor logs, glidein logs
Debugging steps:
When the Frontend sees user jobs in the queue, it requests glideins on behalf of those users. The Frontend provides a proxy (possibly one
shared by multiple members of the VO) that is authorized to submit those glideins to a site. The glideins then report back to the local
HTCondor Collector (User Pool) as slots that are available to run jobs.
If a site uses gLExec, the user must provide a proxy as part of their job submission. Once the user job gets matched to a glidein by the local
HTCondor Collector (User Pool), this proxy is then used for authorization and to map the user to a local account. This mapping prevents the security problem
introduced in pilot-based systems where there is no authentication of the actual user credentials so that the job is run on a local account.
Because the jobs aren't being run explicitly as the user, it is also not obvious whose job is running at a site.
For more a more detailed explanation of the issues and for more information on integrating gLExec with GlideinWMS, see
here. It is recommended that you always set x509userproxy in user job submission since the glidein
may or may not run on a site with gLExec enabled. A proxy may also be required for other reasons, such as having the job stage data.
If the glideins have completed
If the glideins have completed, a Factory admin can find the glidein logs in the client logs directory on the Factory. The HTCondor logs are automatically included in the glidein logs sent back to the Factory. GlideinWMS provides tools for viewing these HTCondor logs in glideinWMS/factory/tools/:
- cat_logs.py glidein_log
- cat_MasterLog.py glidein_log
- cat_StartdLog.py glidein_log
- cat_StarterLog.py glidein_log
- cat_StartdHistoryLog.py glidein_log
If the glideins are still running
The user proxy DN is located in the Startd HTCondor logs as the x509UserProxyFQAN. The site admin can access this log
on the node under glide_*/log. The location of the glide_* directory will change if gLExec is used.
If gLExec is enabled on the site, you can also look in the gLExec logs.
HTCondor Switchboard no longer used
Switchboard is no longer supported. If you are running an older factory version, please consult 3.4.3 manual


One of the really nice features in Varnish is how logging works. Instead of logging to normal log file Varnish logs to a shared memory segment. When the end of the segment is reached we start over, overwriting old data. This is much, much faster then logging to a file and it doesn't require disk space.
The flip side is that if you forget to have a program actually write the logs to disk they will disappear.
varnishlog is one of the programs you can use to look at what Varnish is logging. Varnishlog gives you the raw logs, everything that is written to the logs. There are other clients as well, we'll show you these later.
In the terminal window you started varnish now type varnishlog and press enter.
You'll see lines like these scrolling slowly by.:
0 CLI - Rd ping
0 CLI - Wr 200 PONG<PHONE_NUMBER> 1.0
These is the Varnish master process checking up on the caching process to see that everything is OK.
Now go to the browser and reload the page displaying your web app. You'll see lines like these.:
11 SessionOpen c <IP_ADDRESS> 58912 <IP_ADDRESS>:8080
11 ReqStart c <IP_ADDRESS> 58912 595005213
11 RxRequest c GET
11 RxURL c /
11 RxProtocol c HTTP/1.1
11 RxHeader c Host: localhost:8080
11 RxHeader c Connection: keep-alive
The first column is an arbitrary number, it defines the request. Lines with the same number are part of the same HTTP transaction. The second column is the tag of the log message. All log entries are tagged with a tag indicating what sort of activity is being logged. Tags starting with Rx indicate Varnish is recieving data and Tx indicates sending data.
The third column tell us whether this is is data coming or going to the client (c) or to/from the backend (b). The forth column is the data being logged.
Now, you can filter quite a bit with varnishlog. The basic option you want to know are:
| -b | Only show log lines from traffic going between Varnish and the backend servers. This will be useful when we want to optimize cache hit rates. |
| -c | Same as -b but for client side traffic. |
Now that Varnish seem to work OK it's time to put Varnish on port 80 while we tune it.


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# File 'gems/aws-sdk-sagemaker/lib/aws-sdk-sagemaker/waiters.rb', line 562
def initialize(options)
@client = options.fetch(:client)
@waiter = Aws::Waiters::Waiter.new({
max_attempts: 60,
delay: 60,
poller: Aws::Waiters::Poller.new(
operation_name: :describe_processing_job,
acceptors: [
{
"expected" => "Completed",
"matcher" => "path",
"state" => "success",
"argument" => "processing_job_status"
},
{
"expected" => "Stopped",
"matcher" => "path",
"state" => "success",
"argument" => "processing_job_status"
},
{
"expected" => "Failed",
"matcher" => "path",
"state" => "failure",
"argument" => "processing_job_status"
},
{
"expected" => "ValidationException",
"matcher" => "error",
"state" => "failure"
}
]
)
}.merge(options))
end


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA Criminal Miscellaneous No.34123 of 2018 Arising Out of PS. Case No.-49 Year-2018 Thana- BARUN District- Aurangabad ====================================================== Birendra Kumar, Son of Dasrath Singh, Resident of Village- Khairi, Police Station- Sasaram Town (Darigaon), District- Rohtas at Sasaram. ... ... Petitioner/s Versus The State of Bihar. ... ... Opposite Party/s ====================================================== Appearance : For the Petitioner/s : Mr. Raghunandan Kumar Singh For the Opposite Party/s : Mr. Sri Mukeshwar Dayal ====================================================== CORAM: HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE SANJAY PRIYA ORAL ORDER
3 25-06-2018 Heard learned counsel for the petitioner and learned APP for the State.
Petitioner apprehends his arrest in Barun P.S. case no. 49 of 2018 instituted for the offence under Section(s) 379, 411, 420 and 120-B/34 of the Indian Penal Code and Sections 4/40 of Bihar Mines Act and Section 15 of Prevention of Pollution Act..
The allegation in the written report is that during the raid conducted under the leadership of District Magistrate 19 tractors loaded with sand were seized. 14 drivers were apprehended and five drivers managed to run away. The petitioner is alleged to be owner of one of the tractor bearing registration no. BR 45G/7789 In the facts and circumstances of the case, prayer of the Patna High Court Cr.Misc. No.34123 of 2018(3) dt.25-06-2018 2/2 petitioner for grant of anticipatory bail is allowed. In the event of surrender/arrest of the petitioner, named above, within six weeks from today in connection with Barun P.S. case no. 49 of 2018, he shall be released on anticipatory bail on furnishing bail bond of Rs. 10,000/- (ten thousand) with two sureties of the like amount each to the satisfaction of the learned CJM, Aurangabad, subject to the conditions as laid down under Section 438(2) Cr. P. C. with further conditions:(1) bailors should be local having sufficient immovable property within the jurisdiction of the court concerned, (2) petitioner shall cooperate in the trial and shall be present on each and every date fixed by the court and absence on two consecutive dates without proper and reasonable reason will automatically cancel bail bond of the petitioner and (3) if petitioner tampers with the evidence or the witnesses of the case, in that case, prosecution will be at liberty to move for cancellation of bail of the petitioner.
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This statistical release provides national projections for the number of pupils in schools by type of school and age group. Findings presented here update those published in March 2013 (SFR11/2013) using the latest mid-2011 based interim population projections from the Office for National Statistics ( ONS ).
This is an official statistics publication. The statistics are presented as the latest available findings and have been released to help planning, to study trends and to inform a variety of programmes and initiatives.
This release presents the Department for Education’s main national-level pupil projections. The statistical release ‘ School capacity: academic year 2011 to 2012 ’ was published on 1 March 2013 (SFR01/2013) and included local authorities’ own forecasts of future pupil numbers, based on local-level information, such as inter-authority migration of pupils.
The national pupil projections presented in the current release are produced within the Department for Education (the department), at a national level only. They are based on the latest national population projections from ONS and cover a longer time period (up to 2022) than the school capacity release (SFR01/2013). Differences in the methodologies used by individual local authorities for pupil number forecasts mean that the aggregated totals in School Capacity academic year 2011 to 2012 will differ from the national-level projections presented here.
This statistical release does not include tables or figures presented in previous releases concerning the effect of varying migration assumptions on pupil numbers. This is because the ONS interim population projections used for this release did not include the variant migration scenarios required to derive such figures. ONS reinstated the publication of migration variants in their 2012-based population projections which were released on the 6 November 2013. This update arrived too late for this release, but it is expected that migration scenarios will be included in future pupil projection statistical releases.
Overall pupil numbers (aged up to and including 15) in state-funded schools began to increase in 2011 and are projected to continue rising.
Numbers in maintained nursery and state-funded primary schools started increasing in 2010 and are projected to continue rising. Between 2013 and 2017, pupil numbers in maintained nursery and state-funded primary schools are projected to increase by 8%.
State-funded secondary pupil numbers aged up to and including 15 started declining in 2005 and are projected to continue to decline until 2015, after which the increases in primary pupil numbers will start to flow through.
By 2017, the number of state-funded secondary pupils aged up to and including 15 is projected to be 1% lower than in 2013.
Published: 12 December 2013
From: Department for Education
Part of: Statistics: pupil projections


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The s6-fdholder-retrieve program
s6-fdholder-retrieve connects to a
fd-holding daemon listening on a
Unix domain socket, and retrieves a file descriptor from this
daemon, then executes a program with this file descriptor as the
program's standard input.
Interface
s6-fdholder-retrieve [ -D ] [ -t timeout ] path id prog...
- s6-fdholder-retrieve connects to a
s6-fdholderd server process listening on
path.
- It attempts to retrieve a copy of the file descriptor that has been
stored into that daemon under identifier id.
- It then executes into prog..., with the retrieved
file descriptor as standard input.
Options
- -D : delete the file descriptor from the server's
storage after retrieval. This option requires writing rights over the
given identifier as well as reading rights: check the server's
configuration.
- -t timeout : if the operation cannot be
processed in timeout milliseconds, then fail with an error message.
Communications with the server should be near-instant, so this option is
only here to protect users against programming errors (connecting to the
wrong socket, for instance).
Exit codes
- On success, the program doesn't exit; instead, it execs into prog....
- 1: the server denied the operation. The meaning of the error messages
is explained here.
- 100: wrong usage.
- 111: system call failed - this includes attempting to connect to a
nonexistent socket, or one where no s6-fdholderd
daemon is listening.
Usage example
s6-fdholder-retrieve /service/fdholderd/s MYSOCKET s6-ipcserverd cat
will retrieve a file descriptor stored under the MYSOCKET identifier in
the s6-fdholderd daemon listening on the /service/fdholderd/s
socket, and execute into s6-ipcserverd cat with this file
descriptor as stdin. In this case, if MYSOCKET referred to a Unix domain
socket, s6-ipcserverd will then accept
client connections on it and spawn a cat program for every
connection.
Notes
- To execute prog with the newly retrieved file descriptor
as number n while preserving stdin, use the following construct:
fdmove n 0 s6-fdholder-retrieve path id
fdswap
0 n prog....


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We are also interested in the way personality affects how people interpret star ratings.
In this next section, you will read 50 statements, 10 at a time. For each statement, select how much you agree or disagree with the statement.
Try not to overthink your responses. Your first reaction is best.
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Definitely Agree |
Slightly Agree |
Slightly Disagree |
Definitely Disagree |
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| 1. I prefer to do things with others rather than on my own. | ||||
| 2. I prefer to do things the same way over and over again. | ||||
| 3. If I try to imagine something, I find it very easy to create a picture in my mind. | ||||
| 4. I frequently get so strongly absorbed in one thing that I lose sight of other things. | ||||
| 5. I often notice small sounds when others do not. | ||||
| 6. I usually notice car number plates or similar strings of information. | ||||
| 7. Other people frequently tell me that what I’ve said is impolite, even though I think it is polite. | ||||
| 8. When I’m reading a story, I can easily imagine what the characters might look like. | ||||
| 9. I am fascinated by dates. | ||||
| 10. In a social group, I can easily keep track of several different people’s conversations. |
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Definitely Agree |
Slightly Agree |
Slightly Disagree |
Definitely Disagree |
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| 11. I find social situations easy. | ||||
| 12. I tend to notice details that others do not. | ||||
| 13. I would rather go to a library than a party. | ||||
| 14. I find making up stories easy. | ||||
| 15. I find myself drawn more strongly to people than to things. | ||||
| 16. I tend to have very strong interests which I get upset about if I can’t pursue. | ||||
| 17. I enjoy social chit-chat. | ||||
| 18. When I talk, it isn’t always easy for others to get a word in edgeways. | ||||
| 19. I am fascinated by numbers. | ||||
| 20. When I’m reading a story, I find it difficult to work out the characters’ intentions. |
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Definitely Agree |
Slightly Agree |
Slightly Disagree |
Definitely Disagree |
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| 21. I don’t particularly enjoy reading fiction. | ||||
| 22. I find it hard to make new friends. | ||||
| 23. I notice patterns in things all the time. | ||||
| 24. I would rather go to the theatre than a museum. | ||||
| 25. It does not upset me if my daily routine is disturbed. | ||||
| 26. I frequently find that I don’t know how to keep a conversation going. | ||||
| 27. I find it easy to “read between the lines” when someone is talking to me. | ||||
| 28. I usually concentrate more on the whole picture, rather than the small details. | ||||
| 29. I am not very good at remembering phone numbers. | ||||
| 30. I don’t usually notice small changes in a situation, or a person’s appearance. |
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Definitely Agree |
Slightly Agree |
Slightly Disagree |
Definitely Disagree |
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| 31. I know how to tell if someone listening to me is getting bored. | ||||
| 32. I find it easy to do more than one thing at once. | ||||
| 33. When I talk on the phone, I’m not sure when it’s my turn to speak. | ||||
| 34. I enjoy doing things spontaneously. | ||||
| 35. I am often the last to understand the point of a joke. | ||||
| 36. I find it easy to work out what someone is thinking or feeling just by looking at their face. | ||||
| 37. If there is an interruption, I can switch back to what I was doing very quickly. | ||||
| 38. I am good at social chit-chat. | ||||
| 39. People often tell me that I keep going on and on about the same thing. | ||||
| 40. When I was young, I used to enjoy playing games involving pretending with other children. |
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Definitely Agree |
Slightly Agree |
Slightly Disagree |
Definitely Disagree |
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| 41. I like to collect information about categories of things (e.g. types of car, types of bird, types of train, types of plant, etc.). | ||||
| 42. I find it difficult to imagine what it would be like to be someone else. | ||||
| 43. I like to plan any activities I participate in carefully. | ||||
| 44. I enjoy social occasions. | ||||
| 45. I find it difficult to work out people’s intentions. | ||||
| 46. New situations make me anxious. | ||||
| 47. I enjoy meeting new people. | ||||
| 48. I am a good diplomat. | ||||
| 49. I am not very good at remembering people’s date of birth. | ||||
| 50. I find it very easy to play games with children that involve pretending. |
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pywinauto.tests.translation¶
Translation Test
What is checked This checks for controls which appear not to be translated.
How is it checked It compares the text of the localised and reference controls.
If there are more than string in the control then each item is searched for in the US list of titles (so checking is not order dependent). The indices for the untranslated strings are returned in a comma separated string. Also the untranslated strings themselves are returned (all as one string). These strings are not escaped and are delimited as “string1”,”string2”,...”stringN”.
When is a bug reported
If the text of the localised control is identical to the reference control (in case, spacing i.e. a binary compare) then it will be flagged as untranslated. Otherwise the control is treated as translated.Note: This is the method to return the least number of bugs. If there are differences in any part of the string (e.g. a path or variable name) but the rest of the string is untranslated then a bug will not be highlighted
Bug Extra Information The bug contains the following extra information Name Description Strings The list of the untranslated strings as explained above StringIndices The list of indices (0 based) that are untranslated. This will usually be 0 but if there are many strings in the control untranslated it will report ALL the strings e.g. 0,2,5,19,23
Is Reference dialog needed The reference dialog is always necessary.
False positive bug reports False positive bugs will be reported in the following cases. - The title of the control stays the same as the US because the translation is the same as the English text(e.g. Name: in German) - The title of the control is not displayed (and not translated). This can sometimes happen if the programmer displays something else on the control after the dialog is created.
Test Identifier The identifier for this test/bug is “Translation”
pywinauto.tests.translation.
TranslationTest
(windows)¶Returns just one bug for each control


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copy_file(src, dst).then(gui_scheduler, [](std::future) { SetWindowText(hWndBtn, L"File copy done!"); });
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| The constructor of Quaternion, x, y, z set 0, w set 1. More... | |
| Quaternion (real_t x, real_t y, real_t z, real_t w) | |
| The constructor of Quaternion. More... | |
| Quaternion (const Quaternion &q) | |
| The copy constructor of Quaternion. More... | |
| ~Quaternion () | |
| bool | operator== (const Quaternion &q) |
| Quaternion & | operator= (const Quaternion &q) |
| Quaternion & | operator= (Quaternion &q) |
| Quaternion & | set (real_t x_, real_t y_, real_t z_, real_t w_) |
| Set the value of the quaternion. More... | |
| std::string | toString () const |
| Convert to a readable format. More... | |
| std::vector< real_t > | toArray () const |
| Convert to an Array. More... | |
| Quaternion & | setFromAxisAngle (const Vec3 &axis, real_t angle) |
| Set the quaternion components given an axis and an angle. More... | |
| void | toAxisAngle (Vec3 &targetAxis, real_t &angle) |
| Converts the quaternion to axis/angle representation. More... | |
| Quaternion & | setFromVectors (const Vec3 &u, const Vec3 &v) |
| Set the quaternion value given two vectors. The resulting rotation will be the needed rotation to rotate u to v. More... | |
| Quaternion & | mult (const Quaternion &q, Quaternion &target) const |
| Quaternion multiplication. More... | |
| Quaternion & | add (const Quaternion &q, Quaternion &target) const |
| Quaternion & | sub (const Quaternion &q, Quaternion &target) const |
| Quaternion & | scale (real_t s, Quaternion &target) const |
| Quaternion & | inverse (Quaternion &target) const |
| Get the inverse quaternion rotation. More... | |
| Quaternion & | conjugate (Quaternion &target) const |
| Get the quaternion conjugate. More... | |
| Quaternion & | normalize () |
| Normalize the quaternion. Note that this changes the values of the quaternion. More... | |
| Quaternion * | normalizeFast () |
| Approximation of quaternion normalization. Works best when quat is already almost-normalized. More... | |
| Vec3 | vmult (const Vec3 &v) const |
| Multiply the quaternion by a vector. More... | |
| Vec3 & | vmult (const Vec3 &v, Vec3 &target) const |
| Multiply the quaternion by a vector. More... | |
| Quaternion & | copy (const Quaternion q) |
| Copies value of source to this quaternion. More... | |
| void | toEuler (Vec3 &target, EulerOrder order=YZX) const |
| Convert the quaternion to euler angle representation. Order: YZX, as this page describes: http://www.euclideanspace.com/maths/standards/index.htm. More... | |
| Quaternion & | setFromEuler (real_t x, real_t y, real_t z, EulerOrder order=XYZ) |
| See http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/20696-function-to-convert-between-dcm-euler-angles-quaternions-and-euler-vectors/content/SpinCalc.m. More... | |
| Quaternion | clone () const |
| Get a cloned quaternion. More... | |
| Quaternion & | slerp (const Quaternion &toQuat, real_t t, Quaternion &target) const |
| Performs a spherical linear interpolation between two quat. More... | |
| Quaternion & | integrate (const Vec3 &angularVelocity, real_t dt, const Vec3 &angularFactor, Quaternion &target) const |
| Rotate an absolute orientation quaternion given an angular velocity and a time step. More... | |
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| static Quaternion * | create (real_t x=0, real_t y=0, real_t z=0, real_t w=1) |
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| static const Quaternion | ZERO |
| static const Quaternion | UNIT |
A Quaternion describes a rotation in 3D space. The Quaternion is mathematically defined as Q = x*i + y*j + z*k + w, where (i,j,k) are imaginary basis vectors. (x,y,z) can be seen as a vector related to the axis of rotation, while the real multiplier, w, is related to the amount of rotation.
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The constructor of Quaternion, x, y, z set 0, w set 1.
The constructor of Quaternion.
| x | Multiplier of the imaginary basis vector i. |
| y | Multiplier of the imaginary basis vector j. |
| z | Multiplier of the imaginary basis vector k. |
| w | Multiplier of the real part. |
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The copy constructor of Quaternion.
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Get a cloned quaternion.
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Get the quaternion conjugate.
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Rotate an absolute orientation quaternion given an angular velocity and a time step.
| angularVelocity | The angular velocity. |
| dt | The delta time. |
| angularFactor | The angular factor. |
| target | The target to save result in |
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Get the inverse quaternion rotation.
| target | The target to save result in |
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Quaternion multiplication.
| q | The quaternion to be multipied. |
| target | The result. |
| Quaternion & Quaternion::normalize | ( | ) |
Normalize the quaternion. Note that this changes the values of the quaternion.
| Quaternion * Quaternion::normalizeFast | ( | ) |
Approximation of quaternion normalization. Works best when quat is already almost-normalized.
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Set the value of the quaternion.
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Set the quaternion components given an axis and an angle.
| axis | The axis vector. |
| angle | in radians. |
| Quaternion & Quaternion::setFromEuler | ( | real_t | x, |
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| real_t | z, | ||
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| x | The x angle. |
| y | The y angle. |
| z | The z angle. |
| order | The order to apply angles: XYZ or YXZ or any other combination. |
| Quaternion & Quaternion::setFromVectors | ( | const Vec3 & | u, |
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Set the quaternion value given two vectors. The resulting rotation will be the needed rotation to rotate u to v.
| u | An vector u |
| v | An vector v |
| Quaternion & Quaternion::slerp | ( | const Quaternion & | toQuat, |
| real_t | t, | ||
| Quaternion & | target | ||
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Performs a spherical linear interpolation between two quat.
| toQuat | second operand |
| t | interpolation amount between the self quaternion and toQuat |
| target | A quaternion to store the result in. If not provided, a new one will be created. |
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Convert to an Array.
Converts the quaternion to axis/angle representation.
| targetAxis | The axis, a vector object to reuse for storing the axis. |
| angle | The angle in radians |
| void Quaternion::toEuler | ( | Vec3 & | target, |
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Convert the quaternion to euler angle representation. Order: YZX, as this page describes: http://www.euclideanspace.com/maths/standards/index.htm.
| target | The vector to save result in |
| order | EulerOrder order e.g. YZX, which also is default. |
| std::string Quaternion::toString | ( | ) | const |
Convert to a readable format.
Multiply the quaternion by a vector.
| v | The vector to be multiplied. |
Multiply the quaternion by a vector.
| v | The vector to be multiplied. |
| target | The vector result |
| union { ... } |
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BFBaseNode Abstract base-class for all Blackfynn objects. All objects stored on the blackfynn platform (including meta-data and files) are derived from the abstract BFBaseNode class. Each object will have an ID and an associated Blackfynn Session.
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U-571
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Universal Pictures Director: Jonathan Mostow Writer: Jonathan Mostow (story & screenplay) Cast: Matthew McConaughey, Bill Paxton, Harvey Keitel, Jon Bon Jovi, Jake Weber, Erik Palladino, Matthew Settle, David Keith, Thomas Kretschmann
My gosh. There's so much tension in the eyes of the fellas in one of the German navy's unterwasserschiffen, so much sweat pouring down foreheads for most of this movie's 118 minutes, that you'd think that these sailors all live in a yellow submarine. The only yellow here is this lemon of a war movie--in most ways a second-rate "Das Boot"--but U-571 sure is an unusual vessel. The U-571 that Lt. Andrew Tyler (Matthew McConaughey), Captain Dahlgren (Bill Paxton), Chief Klough (Harvey Keitel), Lt. Pete Emmett (Jon Bon Jovi), and Lt. Hirsch (Jake Weber) have boarded is not an American craft but one built in Germany to house several Nazi sailors with a modicum of comfort. What makes this U- 571 distinctive, however, is only partly that Americans and not Germans are running it. The boat houses the Enigma, a decoding device that looks like one of those stenotype gadgets which courtroom reporters use, but instead of chronicling events at a trial, this baby is doing so much damage to the Allied forces that the wrong guys are winning the war. At least that's the impression we get from the stalwart officers and their men who have captured a Nazi sub, gunning down the fellas who fight for the Fuhrer, and taking its captain prisoner.
Not too long into the movie, any discerning observer soon realizes that this is not going to be "Das Boot Zwei." The 1981 movie a.k.a. "The Boat," directed by Wolfgang Petersen and based on the novel by Lothar G. Buchheim is above all a human story. Politics takes a back seat to a drama in which the German characters are so well developed that an American audience cannot help sympathizing with the enemy. The captain of Das Boot does not even like Hitler, and has no problem expressing his disdain for the little German dictator who started the great big war. He and his men just want to survive, so they spend their time talking about their lives back home rather than about Mein Kampf while they sing "It's a Long Way to Tipperary," because that has a bouncier tune than "The Horst Wessel Lied."
By contrast, while the claustrophobia of submarine life comes across in Jonathan Mostow's movie, the battle scenes are repetitious (how much tension can be generated by depth charges fifteen minutes into the movie, twenty-five, thirty, and so on) but what is most disappointing is that these men have no stories to tell. No, that's not entirely true. One ensign, informed that the 48-hour liberty is cancelled, whines "I didn't even have time to consummate my marriage," though he does not seem all that upset. On board, another enlisted man tells of a foolproof way he gets women to "come across." He talks to them about pressure introduced when a submarine dives below 150 meters. This may not be much of a "line," but we all know that this Casanova is interested only in foreshadowing what his boat is going to do.
The only theme resembling a human story in "U-571" centers on Lt. Andrew Tyler, who complains to Capt. Dahlgren that he was not given command of a boat. Dahlgren is sympathetic to the hard-working lieutenant but thinks the young man is not ready to assume such a responsibility. In Dahlgren's view, Tyler is too wishy-washy, that the lieutenant feels so close to his men that he may not be willing to give them an order that could result in any loss of life. Predictably enough, Tyler gets his chance to prove his superior officer wrong when Dahlgren is killed in action and Tyler assumes command of the sub.
"U-571" is a World War II action drama about a U.S. Navy submarine captain on a mission to steal a decoding device from the German sub that houses it, a device that enables the Nazis to communicate positions of Allied shipping on the Atlantic. The contraption must be snatched in a such a way that the Germans are unable to transmit information to their own side lest Germany simply change the code. The most absorbing part of the film occurs when the Captain Dahlgren, shipping out on a fleabag of a sub disguised as a Nazi vessel, sends a party of impersonators out on a raft to board the opposing U-571, taking command after a furious exchange of gunfire only to see his own craft go under. Unfamiliar with the German labels (only one man aboard can read the language), the Yanks do the best that they can, holding their breath as a German plane hovers over them undecided about whether to strafe the Americans or to accept them as Germans.
After the usual events--a German prisoner breaks free of his chains and threatens the entire project, for example--the new captain is tested. As a German destroyer approaches the U-571, he orders to sub to descend to a position so close to the ocean floor that the pressure could crack it like an egg. He sends a man into a flooded compartment to fix a couple of leaks which, if left unrepaired, would make the U-517 unable to discharge its torpedo against the hovering enemy destroyer. As the German depth charges go off, getting closer and closer as the Americans perspire even more freely, the submarine shakes and rocks, director Mostow capturing the reaction by jiggling the camera.
"U-571" takes its place in a repertory of submarine dramas including Tony Scott's "Crimson Tide," involving a power play aboard a Navy nuclear submarine; Dick Powell's "The Enemy Below," which even in 1957 had superior special effects; and Robert Wise's "Run Silent Run Deep," pitting Clark Gable against Burt Lancaster as a battle of wills between officers. The conflict between McConaughey's character, Andrew Tyler, and those men who distrust his competence, is a mirror image of its forerunners. Petersen's "Das Boot" stands as the only drama supplying an inspiring combination of human interest and dramatic and varied fighting scenes, including one attack by the boat against a British caravan heading through the straits of Gibraltar. The acting in the current film, however, is merely competent, the dialogue humdrum, the direction without sufficient challenge. Since the radio on the pursuing German destroyer had been demolished by a lucky shot and the Americans are unable to use their own signal for fear of giving away their position, we do get the feel of the vastness of the water as the submarine and the destroyer play out their cat-and-mouse game as though they housed the only human beings on the planet.
For those who object to the falsification of history, note that the true story is that in 1941 the British Navy's HMS Bulldog snatched the Enigma from a German U-boat, while a Station X in the English countryside performed the decoding. This truer version is described by Robert Harris in his novel, "Enigma."
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IFFI uploads Gulzar’s photo instead of Satyajit Ray’s in film credit, rectifies later
Soon after reports of the mix up started doing the rounds, the festival organisers rectified the mistake.
by PTIIn a goof up, the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) attached veteran lyricist-poet Gulzar’s picture instead of legendary filmmaker Satyajit Ray’s in the director’s biography of Ganashatru on its official website.
The screenshot of the webpage of the homage section of IFFI website, featuring Gulzar’s picture as the director of the 1989 Bengali film went viral on social media on Friday.
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by Soccer LadumaPercy Tau got his sixth assist of the season over the weekend, but it wasn’t enough for Club Brugge to extend their impressive run without defeat as they were finally beaten in Belgium.
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Tau was handed a starting berth for the Belgian giants on Sunday as they went into battle with Royal Antwerp, and they got off to a great start as the Bafana Bafana international set up Siebe Schrijvers for the game’s opening goal.
But the second half didn’t quite go to plan for Philippe Clement’s side as they conceded a penalty that was slotted home by Dieumerci Mbokani, and after Percy Tau had been sacrificed for Emmanuel Dennis, an own goal from Simon Mignolet meant that – for the first time this season – they had been beaten.
It’s not the result that Tau would have wanted before jetting out for this week’s crucial 2021 African Cup of Nations qualifier with Ghana on Thursday night, however he will be pleased knowing that his side remain top of the Belgian Pro League with a five-point lead going into the international break.
Tau has three goals and six assists across all competitions for Brugge this year, including his assist at the Bernabeu against Real Madrid, but he may be worried about his lack of goals of late having last scored for his club back in September.
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Football: Hazard brothers shine as Belgium thump Russia 4-1
ST PETERSBURG, Russia: Belgium secured top spot in Euro 2020 qualifying Group I and stretched their perfect record to nine wins after two goals from Eden Hazard and one by his brother Thorgan inspired them to a sparkling 4-1 win in Russia on Saturday.
With one round of games remaining, Belgium have a maximum 27 points and second-placed Russia 21, both sides having booked their places at next year's 24-nation tournament.
Although there was only pride to play for, the game got off to a pacy start and Thorgan Hazard fired the visitors ahead with a superb 19th-minute goal when he side-stepped his marker and blasted an unstoppable shot into the top corner.
Eden Hazard made it 2-0 in the 33rd with another fine effort, volleying a low drive past Russia's Brazilian-born goalkeeper Guilherme after striker Romelu Lukaku headed a lofted pass into his captain's stride.
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Georgi Dzhikiya finally gave the subdued home fans something to cheer about when he swept home a close-range rebound in the 79th, but it was scant consolation for a crushing defeat by last year's World Cup semi-finalists.
(Reporting by Zoran Milosavljevic; Editing by Ed Osmond)


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As the title states, this movie is about the Klump family and Murphy plays all of them with total commitment and hilarity ensues. Oh, it's not the smartest script in the world but I do have to admit it's got great characterization. I won't elaborate any further here, since there's about six different characters who are all integral to the story and everything. This movie's a pure summer comedy and that's certainly what we get.
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Call me crazy, but I enjoy massages that hurt-so-good and are actually productive!  Hell, I have friends that can provide that to me for free. It doesn't require nearly as much skill or intuition as I encountered with Melanie last night. Now I'm sure the peeps at Happy Endings can accommodate you fragile flowers too, but personally, when I'm super stressed out or physically in pain, I want my massage to yield results and remedy those ailments! This was my first time having an Ashiatsu massage and the combination of gravity working in my favor, paired with Melanie's amazing technique, was pure bliss! I literally felt high when I walked out of that place.
I'll be back and definitely recommend this place to any and everyone. Treat yourself. You'll be happy you did! :)"
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