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| #define | IPX_ERR_OK 0 |
| This error code occurs when the function was successful. | |
| #define | IPX_ERR_UNKNOWN 1 |
| This error code occurs when the function is not successful. | |
| #define | IPX_ERR_FILE_NOTFOUND 2 |
| This error code occurs when the file is not found. | |
| #define | IPX_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED 3 |
| This error code occurs when the parameter uses or functionality is not supported. | |
| #define | IPX_ERR_ACCESS_DENIED 4 |
| This error code occurs when access is denied. | |
| #define | IPX_ERR_OUT_OF_RANGE 5 |
| This error code occurs when the parameter valid set is out of range. | |
| #define | IPX_ERR_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL 6 |
| This error code occurs when the buffer is too small. | |
| #define | IPX_ERR_INVALID_ARGUMENT 7 |
| This error code occurs when the argument passed in is an invalid argument. | |
| #define | IPX_ERR_NULL_POINTER 8 |
| This error code occurs when the parameter, source image, or destination image are unable to be created causing a null pointer. | |
| #define | IPX_ERR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY 9 |
| This error code occurs when not enough memory was declared for the destination image. | |
| #define | IPX_ERR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED 10 |
| This error code occurs when the function, parameter, or feature has not been implemented. | |
Common Error Codes.
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This application takes Speech from the end-user and translates it to another language. The end user will be able to listen to the translated speech in the requested language. The languages supported English, French, Japanese, Portuguese and Spanish.
Advanced Software Engineering 5551: Team 11-2
Fall 2018


Oct 30, 2014 at 2:00am UTC
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while (!secList.empty()){
Security se = Security();
se = secList.extract(); // CRASH
cout << "Security info: " << se.security << endl;
cout << "Transaction List: " << endl;
while (!se.tranList.empty()){
Transaction tr = Transaction();
tr = se.tranList.extract();
cout << "Transaction Date: " << tr.transactionDate;
cout << ", Action: " << tr.action;
cout << ", Share Price: " << tr.price;
cout << ", Share numbers: " << tr.share << endl;
}
}
Security SecurityList::extract() {
if (ssize > 0){
stemp = new Security [100];
temp = Security();
temp = slist[0];
for (int i = 1; i <=ssize; i++){
stemp[i-1] = slist[i];
}
--ssize;
delete [] slist;
slist = stemp;
return temp;
}
}
SecurityList::~SecurityList(){
delete [] slist;
delete [] stemp;
slist = NULL;
stemp = NULL;
}
my program crash when it try to assign the return value of the function to the local value. extract function does return correct value, but it just crash when done executing. any help will be appreciated.
Last edited on Oct 30, 2014 at 2:23am UTC
Oct 30, 2014 at 3:10am UTC
There are a few problems with what you've posted, but I expect we can't get to the root of the problem without seeing the class declaration and assignment and constructors.
If slist == 0, the return from extract() is undefined.
Oct 30, 2014 at 3:38am UTC
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//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// SecurityList constructor
// this constructor will create SecurityList class with size 0.
SecurityList::SecurityList(){
ssize = 0;
slist = new Security[100] ();
}
private :
Security *slist;
Security *stemp;
int ssize;
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// SecurityList insert
// insert the transation to the list
void SecurityList::insert(const Security sec){
if (ssize < 100){
slist[ssize] = sec;
ssize++;
}
}
I added constructor, insert function and class declaration
Last edited on Oct 30, 2014 at 3:40am UTC
Oct 30, 2014 at 3:43am UTC
what do you mean slist == 0, do you mean ssize == 0?
Oct 30, 2014 at 8:42am UTC
what do you mean slist == 0, do you mean ssize == 0?
Yes.
Surely, the compiler will have warned you about such things. Are you ignoring compiler warnings?
What does your copy constructor and assignment operator look like?
What does this code mean?
Security se = Security();
Shouldn't it be this?
insert should probably be:
void SecurityList::insert(const Security& sec) // pass sec by const ref
Last edited on Oct 30, 2014 at 8:43am UTC


Just found the guy who knows FCKEditor pretty good and shares the knowledge on his blog. This article about Structure Of FCKEditor helped me a bit.
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My Coin Collection
Getting Started
My coin collecting began when my dad gave me my first coin book. I don’t remember my exact age, but I must have been 7 or 8. He have me one of the unfinished Lincoln penny books he had from his collection. I was also given a big book of the U.S. to use for collecting the state quarters (1999 - 2008). From there I have continued to grow my collection and a love for coin collecting. As a side note, while in the Boy Scouts, I did earn the coin collecting merit badge.
My collections
I began my collection by collecting pennies and state quarters. Eventually I wanted to add to my collection and began to collect nickels, dimes, and Washington quarters. I have even begun to amass a small collection of forgein coins as well. Most all of my U.S. coin collecting has come from finding coins in cirrculation. I always ask people to see there change, which they may think is a little weird.
Pennies
Pennies have always been the main thing I have collected. I have only focused on Lincoln pennies (1909 - Present) and mainly find then through cirrculation. When my grandfather would come over he would always bring any quarters he found that were on my needs list. I began to get into the older lincoln pennies (1909 - WWII) when my grandmother gave me a penny book she had with a number of pennies from the 10s - 40s. I have been able to even find some pennies from the 20s in cirrculation.
Nickels
I have begun to collect nickels as well, but as this is not one of my main focuses I have not been as headstrong as I have with pennies and quarters. I look through change to see what I can find, but do not go out of my way to find nickels as I do for pennies and quarters. I hope to find a way to peek my interest in nickels, just like I have in pennies and quarters.
Dimes
As with nickels this is not one of my primary areas of collecting. I have gotten a good ammount from change, but do not alwas remember or make a conscious effort like I do for pennies, and quarters. Just as I mentioned with nickels I would like to find a way to peek my interest.
Quarters
The second focus of my collection would be quarters. Since 1999 I have collected at least one of every quarter that has been manufactured (50 State Quarters, D.C. and U.S. Territories, and America the Beautiful). It has been fun to collect and see all the different amazing design the artists come up with to depict the area being represented. Only more recently have I have I begun to collect quarters prior to 1999. I have been working on the Washington quarters (1932 - 1998). I still look for these in cirrculation, but the older ones which are hard to find lead be to visiting coin shops in the area. Currently my oldest quarter is a 1932, the first yerar of the Washington quarters.
Future
In the future I hope to continue to add to my current collections as well as branch out into older coins. My dad has a con collection as well, which I hope to continue adding to. He has both buffalo nickels and mercury dimes, of which I hope to continue adding to the collection. As I said earlier, I have a small amount of forgien coins that belonged to my parents. I have always liked the design on forgien coins and paper money and keep them mainly for that reason instead of the value. I also would want to attend a coin show of which I have never been. I may branch out into paper money, but will stick to adding coins first. Coin collecting is fun and something I can ontinue for the rest of my life.


Detectives attached to 'Operation Quest' are liasing with local Decetective Units in relation to the attacks, primarily in the Dublin area.

The motives for the attacks, Gardaí say, is monetary gain, though violence has been used and the incidents have been terrifying for the injured parties, both male and female.
On each occasion, an online appointment is made, but when the 'client' arrives, the sex worker is attacked and robbed by a number of males.
Gardaí say they are working closely with all injured parties involved in the incidents and are treating the victims with the utmost sensitivity and confidentiality.
Gardaí are appealing to any sex worker who may have been subject to a similar attack to immediately report the incident and ensure that those who come forward will be treated confidentially with compassion and sensitivity.
An Garda Síochána is appealing to any person with information on these targeted attacks to please contact Gardaí to assist in bringing these attackers to justice.
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AdditionalOutputTagProperty
Additional Output Tag Execution Property for edge that contains tag for additional outputs.
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BroadcastVariableIdProperty
Edges with this property fetch a broadcast variable.
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CacheIDProperty
Cache ID ExecutionProperty.
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CommunicationPatternProperty
DataCommunicationPattern ExecutionProperty.
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CompressionProperty
Compression ExecutionProperty.
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DataFlowProperty
DataFlowModel ExecutionProperty.
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DataPersistenceProperty
Data persistence ExecutionProperty.
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DataSkewMetricProperty
DataSkewMetric ExecutionProperty.
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DataStoreProperty
DataStore ExecutionProperty.
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DecoderProperty
Decoder ExecutionProperty.
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DecompressionProperty
Decompression ExecutionProperty.
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DuplicateEdgeGroupProperty
Invariant data ExecutionProperty.
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EncoderProperty
EncoderFactory ExecutionProperty.
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KeyDecoderProperty
KeyDecoder ExecutionProperty.
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KeyEncoder ExecutionProperty.
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KeyExtractor ExecutionProperty.
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MetricCollection ExecutionProperty.
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Partitioner ExecutionProperty.
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ExecutionPropertyMap.get(Class<? extends ExecutionProperty<U>> executionPropertyKey)
Get the value of the given execution property type.
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Specifies cloned execution of a vertex.
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DynamicOptimizationProperty
DynamicOptimizationType ExecutionProperty.
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IgnoreSchedulingTempDataReceiverProperty
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should be regarded as a kind of "marker" to construct a temporary edge that contains some data that
have to be written before it's usage is not determined (e.g., for caching).
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ParallelismProperty
Parallelism ExecutionProperty.
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This property decides whether or not to schedule this vertex only on executors where
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ResourcePriorityProperty
ExecutionPlacement ExecutionProperty.
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ResourceSiteProperty
Map between node name and the number of parallelism which will run on the node.
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ResourceSkewedDataProperty
This property decides whether or not to handle skew when scheduling this vertex.
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ResourceSlotProperty
This property decides whether or not to comply to slot restrictions when scheduling this vertex.
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ScheduleGroupProperty
ScheduleGroup ExecutionProperty.
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abstract Set<Class<? extends ExecutionProperty>> |
CompileTimePass.getPrerequisiteExecutionProperties()
Getter for prerequisite execution properties.
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Set<Class<? extends ExecutionProperty>> |
AnnotatingPass.getExecutionPropertiesToAnnotate()
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Stipa mayeri
It is a perennial herbaceous plant, with the
stem up to cm length. It is an endemic spe-
cies of Kosovo. It was discovered by the Czech
botanist Jan Otokar Martinovsky in (Rex-
hepi from the herbarium material collect-
ed previously on serpentine territory of Kosovo
by the Slovenian botanist E. Mayer, by whom it
was named. In Kosovo it is spread in Mirushë,
Koznik and Gurana. It is characteristic species of
the association.
 The characteristic species of the associ-
ation and some serpentinophyte species are usu-
ally present in this association. There exist dif-
ferences in the aspect of flora and vegetation of
Gurana, where the association Stipeto-Convolvu-
letum compacti is located, and other serpentines.
This is a consequence of the climate conditions,
up easily, thus creating a dry rocky land. The alti-
tude of these terrains varies between m.
There are mostly South, West, South-East, South-
West and East expositions, while the terrain in-
clination is degrees. The soil is relatively
degraded – typical rendzina on serpentine. The
community is being developed in the form of
open type because of the terrain configuration.
In these terrains degradation of soils and vegeta-
tion is evident. The characteristic species of the
association are: Convolvulus compactus, Stipa may-
eri, Achillea coarctata and Agropyron cristatum.
The association Stipeto-Convolvuletum com-
pacti Millaku et al. ass. nova belongs to the al-
liance Centaureo-Bromion fibrosi Bleč. et al.
which is represented with a considerable number
of species with constancy V and IV such as: Thy-
mus lykae, Alyssum markgrafii, Euphorbia glabri-
flora, Bromus fibrosus [B. erectus subsp. fibrosus],
Galium lucidum [G. gerardi] (Rexhepi
Krasniqi & Millak). Also the
order Halacsyetalia sendtneri Rt (Rexhepi
Krasniqi & Millaku is repre-
sented with an appreciable number of species
with higher constancy, such as: Astragalus onobrygeographic position and floristic structure. Thus,
endemic species: Genista hassertiana, Aster albani-
cus, Forsythia europaea, Tulipa scardica, Aristolochia
merxmuelleri, Halacsya sendtneri, Linum elegans,
Saponaria intermedia, Veronica andrazovszkyi, that
belong to the associations: Polygalo-Genistetum
hasertianae, Potentillo-Fumanetum bonapartei, As-
tero–Junipertum oxycedri, Sedo-Bornmullerietum
dieckii are not present in the association Stipeto-
Convolvuletum compacti; whereas species Convol-
vulus compactus, Achillea coarctata, Iris pallida and
Colchicum hungaricum, which are present in this
association, are absent in the associations men-
tioned above.


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A
abecedarian series
activecode
algorithm
,
[1]
ambiguity
attribute
B
boundary conditions
bug
,
[1]
byte code
C
character
class
codelens
collection data type
command line
comment
comparison of strings
compile
,
[1]
compound data type
,
[1]
computation pattern
concatenation
,
[1]
constructor
counting pattern
D
debugging
,
[1]
,
[2]
deep copy
deep equality
,
[1]
default value
,
[1]
dir function
docstring
dot notation
,
[1]
Doyle, Arthur Conan
E
equality
deep
shallow
eureka traversal
exception
,
[1]
executable
F
for loop
for loop traversal (for)
formal language
,
[1]
function
len
function type
H
high-level language
,
[1]
Holmes, Sherlock
I
immutable
,
[1]
in and not in operator (in, not in)
in operator
index
,
[1]
negative
indexing ([])
initializer method
instance
instantiate
interpret
,
[1]
L
len function
length function (len)
Linux
literalness
low-level language
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[1]
M
Make Way for Ducklings
McCloskey, Robert
method
module
mutable
mutable data type
N
natural language
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[1]
negative index
O
object
object code
object-oriented language
object-oriented programming
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[1]
operator
in
optional parameter
,
[1]
P
parameter
optional
parse
,
[1]
pattern of computation
poetry
portability
portable
print function
problem solving
program
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[1]
,
[2]
programming language
,
[1]
prose
Python shell
R
rectangle
redundancy
runtime error
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[1]
,
[2]
,
[3]
S
safe language
semantic error
,
[1]
semantics
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[1]
shallow copy
shallow equality
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[1]
shell mode
slice
slicing ([:])
source code
string comparison
(>, <, >=, <=, ==, !=)
string module
string operations
subscript operator
syntax
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[1]
syntax error
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[1]
T
terminal
testing
token
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[1]
traversal
,
[1]
traverse
W
whitespace


CS 189 at UC Berkeley
Resources
The primary resources for this course are the lecture notes, discussion worksheets, and homework assignments on the front page.
LaTeX
The link below teaches you how to get LaTeX set up.
www.ling.upenn.edu/advice/latex/pc-setup.html
The followings are links to my favorite LaTeX tutorial. They cover the most basic to slightly advanced LaTeX, which you may need in this course.
- https://www.overleaf.com/latex/learn/free-online-introduction-to-latex-part-1
- https://www.overleaf.com/latex/learn/free-online-introduction-to-latex-part-2
- https://www.overleaf.com/latex/learn/free-online-introduction-to-latex-part-3
If you get stuck, Stack Overflow may be one of your best friends.
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The following results show all the mismatches between the lab and system patient details.
Please compare the patient details provided by the labs against those held on the system.
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| DOSE: |
300 ug |
sublingual |
2C-C-NBOMe |
(blotter / tab) |
This was a bit of a spontaneous trip. After unexpectedly obtaining three 3ooµg blotter hits of 2C-C-NBOMe and carefully researching it, myself and a friend who will hereafter be referred to as D decided to trip one night at another friend's apartment. We had a tripsitter, since this was a new one for both of us. He will be referred to as B. The person who sold us it (whom I trust) instructed us to stick it between our gum and lip for 45 minutes before swallowing the blotter paper. He claimed the onset would be between 25-35 minutes. We showed up at the apartment at 1:15 AM, and immediately took the hits. I took one hit, and D took 2.
1:15 AM
T:+00:00
We dose ourselves. I took 300µg and D took 600µg. We placed it between our lower lips and gums. We entered our friends flat and talked with him for a bit.
1:30 AM
T:+00:15
Both D and I comment on a numbness in our mouths. The paper has an acrid, strongly metallic chemical taste. I also notice that my face seems to be growing tight, but I simply chalk it up to the numbness
2:00 AM
T:+00:45
Both D and I can definitely feel it. I would describe it as a kind of faint electric buzzing feeling. My pulse seems a bit fast, however that could be anticipation.  D decides to swallow the blotter paper. I decide to keep it in for a bit longer.
2:15 AM
T:+01:00
The three of us (D, B, and I) are alternating between watching television and talking on the patio. D and I are smiling a lot. Our pupils are dilated. I have a strange feeling of at certain times being very aware of everything that my body is doing, and at other times losing track of my body's actions. I actually found my self think at one point 'Oh, that's right, I have a hand there.' My spatial awareness is also being affected. Lights seem a bit brighter than normal. I swallowed the blotter paper at this time.
4:45 AM
T:+02:30
I'm seeing both closed and open eye visuals now. It starts as subtle things like walls or window blinds 'breathing.' Now I am looking at the spackled ceiling and seeing fractals and complex, infinite designs. I feel somewhat euphoric. I am not seeing any trails from lights, as one often sees with other hallucinogens. I am an artist at my dayjob and I began having ideas for visuals and concepts to use in my work, so I began making notes of these ideas on my phone as I listened to some music.
5:45 AM
T:+3:30
I seem to have reached the plateau, nothing has changed since 4:45 AM. However, the effects seem to be wavering in intensity. I will have a conversation with B or D and the effects will seem to wain, however as soon as I stop and begin looking around the apartment they will seem to come back just as strong as before. For a few minutes I noticed a few things on the television that seemed to move slower than usual and leave trails, but it didn't last for long. Colours are definitely stronger. I'm noticing faces in the trees outside the apartment, not human faces. I realize they aren't real, but it's a bit unnerving.
7:30 AM
T:+5:15
We watched the sun rise and were very impressed by the display of colours. However, both D and I realize that we are coming down, it doesn't feel bad though. We also realized that since we've arrived, despite staying hydrated, neither of us has used the bathroom. I look at my face in a mirror and think that my face looks very slightly swollen. I think this substance might be causing us to retain water. At any rate it's not causing a problem, so we don't worry about it.
9:30
T:+7:15
We are only feeling after affects now. Visuals are gone, the body high has pretty much subsided.  Neither of us feel like we can sleep, despite being tired. I also do not feel like I could eat. During the ride I start to develop a serious migraine. I get migraines occasionally, so I can't say if the drug precipitated it or not. I sat in the backseat and covered my eyes from the bright morning sun. I took a strong painkiller once we had reached our destination and laid down in a dark room for an hour. When I got up, I could no longer feel any effects of the substance.
Summary: It was an interesting trip. The body feeling wasn't as heavy as LSD and the visuals didn't seem as strong. I think I would possibly do it again sometime in the future. Especially, when you consider that 3 hits only cost $15.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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n的阶乘计算器，即计算n!=1*2*3*4……*n
Factorial Calculator
factorial 阶乘
Please input the factorial num range form 0 to 170!


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[No Audio] Demo of a way to design a simple responsive website in the browser using tachyons and gulp.
git clone git@github.com:mrmrs/tachyons.git new-repo
cd new-repo
sudo npm install .
npm start
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How much ram do you need to store a 100,000 by 100,000 matrix? How much ram is your current R session using? How much ram do you even have? Learn the scintillating answer to these and many more such questions with the 'memuse' package.
| Version: | 4.0-0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Imports: | methods, utils |
| Published: | 2017-11-10 |
| Author: | Drew Schmidt [aut, cre], Christian Heckendorf [ctb] (FreeBSD improvements to meminfo), Wei-Chen Chen [ctb] (Windows build fixes), Dan Burgess [ctb] (donation of a Mac for development and testing) |
| Maintainer: | Drew Schmidt <wrathematics at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/shinra-dev/memuse/issues |
| License: | BSD 2-clause License + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/shinra-dev/memuse |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Citation: | memuse citation info |
| Materials: | README ChangeLog |
| CRAN checks: | memuse results |
| Reference manual: | memuse.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Guide to the memuse Package |
| Package source: | memuse_4.0-0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: memuse_4.0-0.zip, r-release: memuse_4.0-0.zip, r-oldrel: memuse_4.0-0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: memuse_4.0-0.tgz, r-oldrel: memuse_4.0-0.tgz |
| Old sources: | memuse archive |
| Reverse imports: | vcfR |
| Reverse suggests: | coop |
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