Sponsoring FAQ
Why does GDAL need sponsorship?
GDAL is the most central piece of Critical Digital Infrastructure in the geospatial world, serving as the primary building block for data management and processing in open source, commercial, and government geospatial software. But most of its resources have gone to the development of new features, while the maintenance burden has only increased with more functionality.
The purpose of sponsor funding is to provide substantial long-acting resources that give the project the ability to address software, testing, and project challenges that do not attract individual sponsorship attention. With a pool of resources that are not earmarked for features, it can attack usability, performance, and modernization challenges that benefit everyone. Sustained funding enables multi-year efforts that do not disrupt the existing GDAL user base, and it will provide the baseline resources to allow day-to-day maintenance operations to continue uninterrupted.
The larger funding levels enabled by sponsorship aim to help GDAL grow to a team of maintainers, as is typical in other leading open source projects. The past few years have seen only one maintainer, who has been stretched thin. The resources provided by this effort allow maintenance activities to continue and allow the project to support on-boarding additional developers to tackle various needs of the project that have been ignored due to lack of direct funding interest.
My organization wants to sponsor. How can we do that?
To learn about the benefits of becoming a sponsor at various levels start with the Sustainable GDAL Sponsorship Prospectus. If you are interested, need help convincing your key decision-makers, or have any questions, don't hesitate to contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>What is NumFOCUS and why is the project using that foundation rather than using OSGeo for this effort?
NumFOCUS is a US-based 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit that is already managing funding for many individual software projects using this model such as Numpy, Jupyter, pandas, Julia, and SciPy. They have staff, policies, procedures, and infrastructure for managing the financial support of open source software projects with this funding model. Many organizations in the initial list of sponsors are already funding projects through NumFOCUS, and adding GDAL to the roster improves efficiency on their side.
OSGeo does not have staff and procedures to manage tracking workloads and payments. OSGeo also does not provide tax-exempt status for contributions. NumFOCUS has established relationships with a large number of the initial sponsors. These properties are why the GDAL PSC has chosen the NumFOCUS path for management of this effort.
So GDAL is a NumFOCUS project now?
Not exactly. GDAL will be a project within NumFOCUS under the "Grantor-Grantee Model". OSGeo is still the primary foundational "home" of GDAL such as it is, but NumFOCUS is providing this financial vehicle and service to the project under the purview of its charter.
What is the project going to do with the money?
The GDAL PSC will control the purse strings. Contributors seeking resources will submit a proposal to the PSC (RFC-style, but not public) describing the tasks and efforts they will seek to achieve. Any substantial efforts with external impacts will continue to be required to use the GDAL RFC process as described in RFC 1: Project Management Committee Guidelines.
Developers will be able submit requests to the GDAL PSC for 'maintenance work units', which could encompass ticket i/o and related code improvements, CI grooming, mailing list gardening, and fuzzing response activities.
A significant portion (25% per year if possible) of the resources will be targeted toward growing new active developers into the project. Examples of this include soliciting ticket and code contributors with funding if they show interest and aptitude, and providing resources to mentor and support junior developers who are working into roles in the project. These activities are extremely hard to do without financial support.
Spot resources will be available to attack needs that have difficulty finding funded attention, such as API improvements in support of specific application niches and subsystem refreshes like build, tests, and CI. The GDAL PSC could fund significant RFCs that demonstrate need and agreement on an ad hoc basis.
The GDAL PSC will delegate some resources to GDAL-related projects and dependencies – libtiff, libgeotiff, PROJ, shapelib, and the various language bindings and libraries. If more resources than the GDAL project itself can use are available for a particular year, the project will open them up to the wider community of related libraries and users to repurpose them.
How can the resources be used?
The funds cannot be used to benefit an individual contributor or be directed by a contributor through the non-profit organization. For example, a fictional Imagery Corp cannot fund NumFOCUS with explicit intent to have those resources used to fix bugs or add features that benefit Imagery Corp. Imagery Corp can still continue to solicit GDAL active contributors, or actively contribute the fixes themselves, to achieve their goals with the software.
How is this going to impact GDAL software releases?
A primary goal of this effort is to provide resources needed to allow the current GDAL maintainer to keep up the existing release schedule and cadence. Without these resources, the schedule was likely to have significantly stretched out to one or two maintenance releases per year.
Can I use some of the funding to support fixing something?
Quite possibly. The GDAL PSC will provide a proposal template where you will need to describe the issue(s), propose the approach and impacts of it, and state your cost to complete the effort.


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iim - an instant mirroring client for CPAN
iim [-v] [-q] [-d] [-t] [-f] [-m] [-daemon tag] [-e e] [-c conf] [config-options]
Program iim mirrors CPAN based on a set of RECENT (RECENT-*.json
)
files provided in CPAN.
On start-up, iim compares the state of the local copy of CPAN with the master archive. If the RECENT files in the local copy indicate that it is incomplete or too much out-of-date, iim does a full sync first.
Then, iim periodically reads the relevant RECENT files from the master archive. These files contain information about recent updates. Program iim uses this information to fetch new files from the master, and delete obsolete files in the local copy.
Program iim is controlled by a small configuration file ; see section CONFIG FILE -> required entries.
In daemon mode, iim is properly backgrounded and all output is written to a log file. Some effort is made to ensure that only one daemon is active at any given time.
The scoreboard facility provides more information about the running program ; it is updated after every run of the main loop.
The config can be hot or not ; if hot, iim will reload the config file when you change it.
By default logging is terse ; iim only shows errors and
relevant (non-periodic) updates.
With option -v
it reports on all events and gives some
state information when new events were found.
With option -d
it reports on internal actions as well.
For more information, see also config entry
loglevel.
As an option, iim can schedule periodic full rsyncs ; they are not necessary even when there are many and/or prolongued network failures.
By default, iim will periodically rotate the logfile.
For more information on RECENT files and instant mirroring, see
http://www.cpan.org/misc/how-to-mirror.html#Instant_mirroring
Look for File::Rsync::Mirror::Recent
be quiet ; see also config entry loglevel
be verbose ; see also config entry loglevel
show debug info ; see also config entry loglevel
only test the config
on startup, do a full sync ; commandline option -f
overrides
config entry allow_full_syncs ; so,
iim -f
will do a full sync even if allow_full_syncs is 0.
run iim in daemon mode : A daemon-like iim process is started, unless an other iim daemon (with the same tag) is already running. The process is properly backgrounded.
The tag must be alpha-numeric and directory path/to/dir/
must exist.
The daemon uses the current directory as it's working directory.
It creates a directory tag
(or path/to/dir/tag
) containing :
All commandline arguments (except -daemon
) are passed to the daemon.
All (error) output is written to the log tag
/iim.log
.
The log is re-opened approximately every 5 minutes,
to make log-rotation easier.
The daemon is best killed with
kill -9 `cat tag/iim.pid`
Daemon mode uses Proc::Daemon
; by default, the daemon
exec's $0
($PROGRAM_NAME
) ; configure prog_iim if
that doesn't work for you.
init with epoch epoch ; epoch may be given as an interval-spec (see option sleep_main_loop).
If epoch is negative
then the epoch is set to ``time - epoch''.
-e<PHONE_NUMBER>.89889 -e -30m # set the epoch to 30 minutes ago -e -2h # set the epoch to two hours ago
If -e
is set, iim does no full sync on start-up ;
it just processes the update events that happened since epoch.
This option is for testing only.
use configuration file config-file
compare the local archive with the master ; iim exec's an rsync -n
.
All config entries can be set on the commandline :
--entry value
for example
--local /path/to/CPAN --sleep_main_loop 5m
The default locations of the config file are :
A config file looks like this :
+-------------------------------------------------- |# lines that start with '#' are comment |# blank lines are ignored too |# tabs are replaced by a space | |# the config entries are 'key' and 'value' pairs |# a 'key' begins in column 1 |# the 'value' is the rest of the line |somekey part1 part2 part3 ... |otherkey part1 part2 part3 ... | |# keyword EMPTY represents the empty string ; |# in the next line some_key's part2 is set to '' |somekey part1 EMPTY part3 ... | |# indented lines are glued |# the next three lines mean 'somekey part1 part2 part3' |somekey part1 | part2 | part3 | |# lines starting with a '+' are concatenated |# the next three lines mean 'somekey part1part2part3' |somekey part1 |+ part2 |+ part3 | |# lines starting with a '.' are glued too |# don't use a '.' on a line by itself |# 'somekey' gets the value "part1\n part2\n part3" |somekey part1 |. part2 |. part3 +--------------------------------------------------
Specify the (full, absolute) path to the local copy of CPAN.
local /path/to/your/cpan-archive
This config entry is now obsolete ;
please remove it from config file iim.conf
.
Optionally specify the rsync-module of the remote server. The default is :
remote cpan-rsync.perl.org::CPAN
If you are testing for CPAN tier1, set
remote cpan-rsync-master.perl.org::CPAN
Also set config entries user
and passwd
.
Optionally specify the login name to be used in rsync connections. The default is EMPTY ; that is, the empty string :
user EMPTY
Optionally specify the password to be used in rsync connections. The default is EMPTY ; that is, the empty string :
passwd EMPTY
The password is passed to rsync
in environment-variable
RSYNC_PASSWORD
.
Optionally specify the interval between runs of the main-loop. The default is 1 minute :
sleep_main_loop 1m
and five minutes in daemon mode.
An interval-spec can be given in seconds (as in 22 or 22s), minutes [m], hours [h], days [d] and/or weeks [w].
The interval-specs can be combined in any order :
dw # a day and a week 7d+24h # same thing w-0.5h # a week minus half an hour hm6 # 3666 seconds
Optionally specify the interval between retries during start-up. The default is fifteen minutes :
sleep_init_epoch 15m
A start-up is retried if the start-up requires a full sync and that sync somehow fails.
By default iim runs for a limited time, so memory leaks will never become a problem.
Optionally specify the maximum time iim may run. The default is four weeks minus 15 minutes :
max_run_time 4w-15m
Setting max_run_time
to 0 means no limit.
Make sure there is a cronjob in place to start an iim daemon after iim exits or the mirror host is rebooted.
MIN * * * * ( cd /your/path/to/iim ; perl iim -f -q -daemon production )
where MIN (minute) is some (randomly chosen) number between 0 and 59.
In each run of the main loop, iim writes the scoreboard_file ; it shows the current status of iim, various timers, counters etc. The defaul is :
scoreboard_file /path/to/CPAN/local/iim/iim-scb.html
Actually, you can specify more than one file :
scoreboard_file /path-to-some-dir/iim-scb.html /path-to-some-dir/iim-scb.json
Depending on the suffix of file (.html
, .php
, .json
),
iim writes a html page, a php fragament or a json file ;
plain text is the default.
The html pages are generated using a template scoreboard_template (see next item).
The json files (also) contain the values of config entries and defaults.
The scoreboard_template (see next item) contains CSS to properly format the scoreboard.
Optionally specify the path to the template for a html scoreboard.
The default is :
scoreboard_template /path/to/CPAN/local/iim/iim-scb-tmpl.html.sample
This file is re-written when iim starts ; to customise the scoreboard, copy the default and configure the new location.
If you copy to another directory, fix the iim-logo IMG tag in
in the template, or copy iim-logo.png
to the other directory.
Optionally specify if the config is hot or not. The default is not hot :
hot_config 0
If/when the config is hot, iim checks the config file for changes : if the (timestamp of the) config file changes, it is reloaded unless an error is detected.
Use this option with care ; watch the log!
Optionally specify the level of logging ; the default is :
loglevel terse
If the loglevel is terse, iim logs all events except updates
of files that change very often like indices/timestamp.txt
,
RECENT-1h.json
etc.
If the loglevel is verbose, iim reports on all events.
If the loglevel is debug, iim reports on internal actions as well.
Loglevel quiet does not affect event logging ; it is only used to let iim quietly attempt to (re)start a daemon.
Precedence : -d
, -v
, -q
, commandline option --loglevel
,
config entry loglevel
.
Option -q
isn't passed to the daemon, so config entry loglevel
(or --loglevel
) can be effective.
Optionally specify logfile rotation ; the default is
rotate 8 4w
If a count is non-zero, count logfiles are rotated on start-up, and again after interval, etc. Logfile rotation only applies in daemon mode.
Optionally specify the interval between full rsyncs. The default is 0, which means don't schedule full syncs.
full_sync_interval 0
If a full sync fails, a new full sync is scheduled to take place sleep_init_epoch later.
If everything works as advertized, full syncs are not necessary.
Optionally specify if full syncs are allowed or not. The default is 1, which means that full syncs are allowed.
allow_full_syncs 1
On startup, a full sync is required if the local archive is inconsistent (RECENT files are missing) or older than one day.
After startup, iim will do (scheduled) full syncs if, and only if, full_sync_interval is set.
Iim will exit if it can't proceed without a full sync, and allow_full_syncs is 0.
This option is for testing ; it is used to ensure that no full syncs
will be done in a test environment created by setup-test
.
Optionally specify where your rsync
lives ; the default is :
prog_rsync /usr/bin/rsync
Optionally specify where your program iim
lives ; the default is :
prog_iim $PROGRAM_NAME
By default, in daemon mode, $PROGRAM_NAME
($0
) is used
to (re-)exec iim.
Optionally specify the default for rsync's --timeout
; the default is :
timeout 300s
The value is also used to set rsync's --contimeout
.
Optionally specify the umask iim should use ; in octal, as is usual. The default is :
iim_umask 022
Umask 022
allows rsync to create world readable files and directories.
Often cron
runs with a more restrictive umask (077
).
This leads to permission problems in the archive.
Include another iim config file in situ. It is a fatal error to include the same file twice.
Iim requires Perl modules JSON
(or JSON::PP
) and Time::HiRes
.
Your yum repository may have perl-Time-HiRes
.
You may want to install these modules as root.
Get cpanm
:
# curl --compressed -LO http://xrl.us/cpanm # chmod +x ./cpanm
Install Perl modules JSON
(or JSON::PP
) and Time::HiRes
:
# ./cpanm JSON # ./cpanm Time::HiRes
If installing JSON
fails, install JSON::PP
(Pure Perl) instead.
Iim requires that your CPAN archive is either empty or complete : the last rsync (if any) completed successfully. The archive doesn't have to be up-to-date. If you are not sure, run rsyncs until one succeeds.
rsync -av --delete cpan-rsync.perl.org::CPAN/ /path/to/CPAN/
Later, such full rsyncs aren't necessary because iim makes sure the archive is always (in some sense) complete.
Installation is simple :
(prefered) checkout the svn repository :
svn co https://svn.science.uu.nl/repos/sci.penni101.iim/trunk/ iim
or get the package (same stuff) from :
-- http://www.staff.science.uu.nl/~penni101/iim/iim.tar.gz -- rsync.cs.uu.nl::iim
or get the bleeding edge from :
-- http://ftp.cs.uu.nl/pub/PERL/iim-test/ -- http://ftp.cs.uu.nl/pub/PERL/iim-test.tar.gz -- rsync.cs.uu.nl::iim-test
Create a file iim.conf
; a sample is in iim.conf.sample
:
local /path/to/CPAN
Point local to your CPAN archive.
Specify a full (not relative) pathname like /path/to/CPAN/
.
If you are using cpan-rsync-master.perl.org
, add
remote cpan-rsync-master.perl.org::CPAN user your-cpan-username passwd your-cpan-password
perl iim -t
You may want to do some testing, or simply run iim with :
perl iim -v
Iim immediately starts tracking the changes in the CPAN master, picking up where the last sync left off.
Only if your CPAN archive is more than 2 days old, a full sync is done first.
The scoreboard is in
/path/to/CPAN/local/iim/iim-scb.html
Iim is intended to run in the background, as a daemon process. Try daemon mode with :
perl iim -daemon production
Watch the logfile with :
tail -f production/iim.log
Configure more options that fit your situation. See the next section for more tips on using iim in production.
Make sure you have a cronjob in place to start a fresh iim daemon (see next section production).
Here are some things to keep in mind when you use iim in production :
iim is meant to be used in -daemon
mode.
To prevent memory leaks from ever becoming a problem, iim runs for a limited time by default.
To ensure that iim is always running, install a cronjob like :
MIN * * * * ( cd /your/path/to/iim ; perl iim -f -q -daemon production )
where MIN (minute) is some (randomly chosen) number between 0 and 59.
The cronjob will try to start a fresh iim daemon ; it will quietly exit if another daemon is already running.
Option -f
will force a full sync on startup, even if your mirror
is reasonable up to date ; this shouldn't be necessary, but occasionally
CPAN's instant mirroring appears to miss some events.
Using -f
corrects such errors ; normally, once a month.
Use crontab -l
to list your cronjobs.
If you make your CPAN mirror available by rsync, please add
excludes = /local/
to the [CPAN] module description in your rsyncd.conf
file.
After installation, program iim can be moved anywhere.
You can run iim without a config file ; use a cronjob like
MIN * * * * /path/to/iim -q -daemon /path/to/tag --local /path/to/CPAN
Testing iim doesn't touch your CPAN archive, and doesn't need (or make) a local CPAN archive.
You set up a little test environment with :
perl -w setup-test [testenv]
Basicly, setup-test does :
mkdir testenv mkdir testenv/CPAN
# makes "testenv/iim.conf" containing :
local testenv/CPAN sleep_main_loop 15s max_run_time 15m allow_full_syncs 0
# seeds the test-archive testenv/CPAN/ # from cpan-rsync.perl.org::CPAN/RECENT-*.json
You can check the test-config with :
perl iim -t -c testenv/iim.conf
... and run the test with :
perl iim -c testenv/iim.conf -v
... or try daemon mode with :
perl iim -c testenv/iim.conf -v -daemon testenv
The test never does a full rsync ; it just picks up the
CPAN updates and applies them to testenv/CPAN/
.
If you kill (or suspend) iim and restart (or resume) it later (say afer an hour), you can see that iim picks up where it was when you stopped it.
If/when you test iim with a full CPAN archive, you can
use iim -m
to do a full compare of the local archive
and the master ; iim -m
just exec's the proper rsync -n
.
Before upgrading, always check the RELEASE-NOTES in svn or the bleeding edge ; see top of page under UPGRADE.
It is safe to do an svn update :
svn up
or download the package and copy everything to your iim directory.
A big thanks to Andreas J. König for patiently explaining the details of RECENT files to the author.
© 2011-2015
Henk P. Penning,
Faculty of Science,
Utrecht University
iim version 0.4.13 - Sat Jan 10 08:57:24 2015 - dev revision 105


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List of Routines By Functionality | MISR Toolkit: Main Page
-Abstract
MTK_READBLOCKRANGE returns 3-D array of MISR data given file, grid, field, and block range. The blocks
are not assembled and are just stacked on top of each other. The Coordinate Query routines can be used
to map or convert geographic coordinates into block, line and sample which correspond to the data
returned by this function. Note that block index returned by the Coordinate Query routines are 1-based
and are referenced to the entire MISR path. The 3-D array returned is referenced to your 1-based start
block and indexed in IDL by 0-based, so adjust block index accordingly. The routines is provide as an
alternative to Mtk_ReadData which eliminates all the block headaches. See Particulars below regarding
extra dimensions in some fields.
-Copyright
Copyright (2005), California Institute of Technology.
U.S. Government sponsorship acknowledged.
-I/O
Given:
filename MISR product file
gridname grid name
fieldname field name
block_start beginning block
block_end ending block
the call:
status = MTK_READBLOCKRANGE( filename, gridname, fieldname, block_start, block_end, databuf )
returns:
status 0 on success; otherwise failure
databuf 3-D data array
-Examples
;;
;; Set up input parameters
;;
filename = '../Mtk_testdata/in/MISR_AM1_GRP_ELLIPSOID_GM_P037_O029058_AA_F03_0024.hdf'
gridname = 'RedBand'
fieldname = 'Red Radiance/RDQI'
block_start = 32
block_end = 40
status = MTK_READBLOCKRANGE( filename, gridname, fieldname, block_start, block_end, databuf )
;;
;; Output...
;;
print, 'file : ', filename
print, 'grid : ', gridname
print, 'field : ', fieldname
print, 'beginning block : ', block_start
print, 'ending block : ', block_end
print, '================================================='
help, databuf
block = 35
print, databuf[1023:1024, 127:128, block-block_start]
IDL outputs:
file : ../Mtk_testdata/in/MISR_AM1_GRP_ELLIPSOID_GM_P037_O029058_AA_F03_0024.hdf
grid : RedBand
field : Red Radiance/RDQI
beginning block : 32
ending block : 40
=================================================
DATABUF UINT = Array[2048, 512, 9]
28416 28696
28600 28712
-Particulars
The MISR Toolkit read functions always return a 2-D data plane buffer. Some fields in the MISR data products
are multi-dimensional. In order to read one of these fields, the slice to read needs to be specified.
A bracket notation on the fieldname is used for this purpose. For example fieldname = “RetrAppMask[0][5]”.
Additional dimensions can be determined by the routine mtk_file_grid_field_to_dimlist() or by the
MISR Data Product Specification (DPS) Document. The actually definition of the indices are not described in the
MISR product files and thus not described by the MISR Toolkit. These will have to be looked up in the
MISR DPS. All indices are 0-based.
Example with 1-dimensional field:
filename = '../Mtk_testdata/in/MISR_AM1_AS_AEROSOL_P037_O029058_F09_0017.hdf'
gridname = 'RegParamsAer'
basefieldname = 'RegBestEstimateSpectralOptDepth'
block_start = 32
block_end = 40
status = MTK_FILE_GRID_FIELD_TO_DIMLIST(filename, gridname, basefieldname, ndim, dimnames, dimsizes)
print, ndim
print, dimnames
print, dimsizes
fieldname = 'RegBestEstimateSpectralOptDepth[1]'
status = MTK_READBLOCKRANGE( filename, gridname, fieldname, block_start, block_end, databuf )
status = MTK_READBLOCKRANGE( filename, gridname, basefieldname, block_start, block_end, databuf )
% MTK_READDATA: MISSING FIELD DIMENSION
Example with 2-dimensional field:
filename = '../Mtk_testdata/in/MISR_AM1_AS_AEROSOL_P037_O029058_F09_0017.hdf'
gridname = 'SubregParamsAer'
basefieldname = 'RetrAppMask'
block_start = 32
block_end = 40
status = MTK_FILE_GRID_FIELD_TO_DIMLIST(filename, gridname, basefieldname, ndim, dimnames, dimsizes)
print, ndim
print, dimnames
print, dimsizes
fieldname = 'RetrAppMask[0][5]'
status = MTK_READBLOCKRANGE( filename, gridname, fieldname, block_start, block_end, databuf )
status = MTK_READBLOCKRANGE( filename, gridname, basefieldname, block_start, block_end, databuf )
% MTK_READDATA: MISSING FIELD DIMENSION
-Required Reading
For important details concerning this module's function, please refer to
the MTK routine MtkReadBlockRange.c.
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This is hard for me to go through but I want to warn everyone out there who may be thinking of trying opiates what might happen.
First off, as far as my drug background goes, I was a normal experimental college student. I have done every drug except meth and heroine. I smoked a half once of weed everyday for years until the christmas before I graduated College when I knew that I would have to take many drug tests to get a job. I never thought that my problem would be with something they didnt even test for.... And that I was supposed to be taking.
You have to understand that I'm not in good health. I had my first kidney stone when I was 18 years old, I'm now 27 and I have had roughly 90 stones total. For those of you who dont do math... Thats 10 stones a year... Almost one a month. I started off trying to just get through the pain by going to the ER when I got stones ... That got expensive quickly. My grandfather has had all kinds of problems so he had a huge supply of pills and would give me just a few to get through the pain with out having to go to the ER for another 1000 dollar visit.
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Computer:
The word “Computer” is derived from the Latin word “Computare” which means to calculate. Hence, computer is normally considered as a calculating device, which performs the entire task at very fast rate. A computer is an electronic machine that accepts data and instructions, stores it until the data is needed, processes large amount of data according to the instructions provided by the user, and finally returns the results to the userAdvantages of computer:
- Computer is a very fast machine.- Computers operate with almost 100% accuracy.
- Computer is capable of doing required task again and again without any difficulty.
- Computers have capability of storing huge amount of data.
- Computers can perform variety of jobs.
Disadvantages of computer:
- Computer is an automatic device, even it requires operator to operate the computer.- Computer is very expensive in comparison to other electronic devices, so every people cannot afford it.
- Computer cannot think itself to give decisions.
- Computer requires technical person for maintenance if it does not work properly.
Types of computers:
Analog computer & Digital computer
Analog computer
The computer which can process analog quantities (continuous data) is called an analog computer. They are designed to accept physical quantities such as temperature, pressure, speedometer, etc and record them as readings along a continuous scale.Examples of analog devices are: thermometer, speedometer, etc.
Features of analog computer:
- These computers work on the derived quantities as temperature, speed, voltage, etc.- They take only one instruction at a time, execute it, give us the result and take next instruction.
- To use these computer knowledge of programming is not required.
- They do not perform any calculation.
Digital computer
The computer which accepts discrete data (discontinuous data) is known as digital computer. The digital computers operate by counting numbers, or in other words, it represents information in discrete form. It operates directly on numbers expressed in binary number system. Digital computers are more accurate than analog computer, since there is no analogous representation.Features of digital computers
- These computers only operate on digit and they are 0 & 1.- Digital computers do calculation to give us results.
- A digital computer takes all the instruction together and then execute one by one.
- To use these computers knowledge of programming is essential.
Software
A set of instructions give to the computer in machine code that tells the computer what to do and how to perform the given task of the user is known as computer software. The main objective of software is to enhance the performance capability of hardware. Examples: Windows XP, MS- Word, MS-Excel, etc.Type of Software
System software/ Application softwareSystem Software
It is a collection of program, language, etc which allows the user to communicate with computer equipments, the software makes the machine easier to use and make efficient use of resources of hardware. It is like a layer which acts as interface between computer and application software. It is used in almost all kinds of computer like mainframe, mini or micro computer.Types of system software
Operating system/ Translating Program/ System support software/ utility softwareApplication software
Application software is prepared and supplied by software company and computer manufacturer. Application software is a subclass of computer software that employs the capabilities of computer directly to a task that user wishes to perform. Application software are designed to process data and support users in an organization such as solving equations or producing bills, result processing of Pokhara university, etc.Types of application software
Tailored package/ Packaged softwareTailored package
Tailored software is the software, which are specially designed and developed to solve a specific or particular task. The nature of processing of data seems similar but actually they are different in many ways. High-level language such as COBOL, BASIC, FORTRAN, PASCAL, C, etc. is used to prepare tailored software. Examples: salary sheet, sales ledger, payroll system, library management, etc.Packaged software
Packaged software is the software which is generalized a set of programs and developed for general purpose. These programs are user friendly and designed for use in more than one environment. Examples: Word processing packages: MS- Word, MS-Star etc. Spreadsheet: Excel, Lotus, etc. Graphics: Photoshop, 3D studio max, etc. DBMS Package: Dbase III, Oracle, etc.WHAT IS Programming LANGUAGE?
Language is a collection of words and symbols which can be used to perform certain task or activities and to establish a communication between person to person. In the same manner computer languages are the collection of predefine key words which can be used to perform certain task and to communicate between two entities like between two machines or between human and computers or computers and others peripherals. A programming language is the series of commands written by programmer in a systematic order which can perform work easily in higher speed. A programming language is the platform which provides the environment to write program. Actually programming language have their own set of grammatical rules used to write program. Without programming language program is useless. Examples: C, C++, COBOL, Pascal, etc.There are three different levels of programming languages. They are:
Machine languages (low level)/ Assembly languages/ High-level language
Machine Level Languages (MLL) :-
Computers are made of No. of electronic components and they all are two – state electronic components means they understand only the 0 – (pulse) and 1 (non – pulse). Therefore the instruction given to the computer must be written using binary numbers. 1and 0. Computers do not understand English or any other language but they only understand or respond to binary numbers(0 and 1). So each computer has its own Machine languages.Advantages:
1. Time taken to execute program is less.2. The program written in this language need not to be translated.
Disadvantages:
1. Difficult to learn.2. The knowledge of internal architecture is essential for program coding.
Assembly Level Languages (ALL) :-
In assembly language instruction are given in English like words ,such as MOV,ADD,SOB etc. Hence it is easy to write and understood assembly language. As we know computer can understand only machine level language . Hence assembly language program must be translated into machine level language. The translator which is used for translating is called “assembler”.Advantages:
1. Assembly language is easier to understand as compared to machine language.2. Easier for program debugging.
Disadvantages:
1. It is machine dependent.2. Program written in assembly language is comparatively larger.
High level language:-
It is designed keeping in mind the features of portability means these language are machine independent. These are the English like language, so it is easy to write and understand the programs of high level language. For translating high level language program into machine language we used “compiler” and “Interpreter” are used. The language in this category is:- FORTAN,COBOL,C,C++,etc.Advantages:
1. They are easier to learn as compared to assembly and machine language.2. Lower program preparation cost.
3. Machine independent.
Disadvantage:
1. Require more time and memory to execute.WHAT IS LANGUAGE TRANSLATORS?
As we know computer can understand only machine level language ,which is in binary 0 or 1 form . Which is difficult to write and maintain the program of machine level language. So the need arises for converting the code of high level and low level languages into machine level language, so the translator are used to achieve this process.Type of Translator
Assembler/ Compiler/ InterpreterAssembler
It is used for converting the code of assembly language into machine level language. This translation is done with the help of a translator program called assembler. Assembler is a system software supplied by computer manufacturers.Compiler
It is used for converting the code of high level language into machine level. The compiler searches all the errors of program and lists them. A Compiler checks the entire program written by user and if it is free from error and mistakes then produces a complete program in Machine language known as object program.Interpreter
The work of interpreter is same as compiler. It is also used for converting high level language program into machine level language but it checks the errors of program statement by statement .Differences between Compiler & Interpreter
Error finding:
Error finding is much easier in Interpreter because it checks and executes each statement at a time. So wherever it fine some error it will stop the execution. Where Compiler first checks all the statement for error and provide lists of all the errors in the program.Time:
Interpreter takes more time for the execution of a program compared to Compilers because it translates and executes each statement one by one. Examples: C, C++, FORTRAN, etc are compiler whereas BASIC, LISP, etc are interpreter.


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[dscrdvrsc] <GEBucky> That's actually a good idea - not sure how you would do it but, to me, that would be more core to the point.
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> @0x03 Welcome back
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> I think that would have to be done on the pool level and in a decentralized system there is no one forcing them to operate like that so I imagine those limits would have to be somehow implemented in the blockchain but that is beyond me
[dscrdvrsc] <evilwar> You could never stop botnets though, so cheating the ones who have legit hardware vs not being able to do anything to the ones actually cheating sounds terrible imo
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[dscrdvrsc] <jl777c> can be sybil attacked
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> captcha to the rescue?
[dscrdvrsc] <evilwar> grow the brand/coin to the point to where these guys/ops cannot harm the project?
[dscrdvrsc] <jl777c> theoretical perfection likely wont be achievable
[dscrdvrsc] <jl777c> let us see what the results from verushash2 is first
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> the fact that verushash 2.0 became necessary kind of seems like an 'external acknowledgement of the importance of veruscoin' to me
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> which is awesome
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> or... importance is the wrong word, maybe weight
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> ...you get the idea
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> impact
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> ffs impact
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> vitalik was recently talking about an identity substitute for captcha... perhaps a human puzzle for CPU miners?
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[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> to prove their humanity
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> on a scale of one to ten, how ridiculous do YOU think are 'i am not a robot' checkmarks as captchas?
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> they should've labeled it 'the fact that you check this mark wont influence the decision of the algorithm behind anyways. its just to give you the feeling of being somewhat in control of what you do'
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> but thats too long for an input element label isnt it
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> If they don't solve the puzzle the miner stops..
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> i had this ridiculous idea of combining crypto mining with playing minecraft
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> ...where you mine for ore blocks
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> i didnt get it puzzeled together yet
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> but i bet fun can be had with this
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> for example: what was brittney spears best album...? (there are no right answers)
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[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> (just because you said if you stop solving puzzles, the miner stops)
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> yes infinite puzzle and riddle possibilities
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> make it like a fun game with real rewards
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[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> very easy for CPU miners
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> judging about which of britney spears albums was the best isnt exactly fun tho
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03>
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> so. all of my services are syncing back up right now
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> CPU trading is also a click away on laptops !
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> it's only a matter of time before you guys can litemode again
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> dont have families, they will distract you
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> (kind of 2.0 of "thats what you get for sleeping")
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> ahh the future is man, machine and ... artificial wombs?
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> artificial bellys
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> everybody will be fat
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03>
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> y'all can fax me the nobel prize in 2029
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[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> i stopped reading after the word 'me'
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03>
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> It'd be a nice reminder that gold is much more than a glorified paper weight!
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> keep it simple, stupid: the best paperweight is more paper
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> i maybe should show myself out
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03>
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> @0x03 that's funny, I imagined something similar but with doom since its older and wouldnt use much resources from the pc but it would effectively eliminate botnets and asics and could you imagine the farms?! Hah a bunch of people crammed in a warehouse playing 90's games?
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> That could work pretty well for decentralization especially since no one person would want to sit in front of their computer that long mining but yeah I guess the game would have to be pretty addictive you wouldn't want the possibility of everyone getting bored with it and the chain stopping or slowing down
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> gamers would love it if it was integrated... pays them to game!
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> all the NEETs would be on-board!
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[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Eh, they'd prob program bots to play though.. maybe an online game that cant be predicted would work better?
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[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> If it were some sort of MMORPG then even in-game currency could be crypto for artifacts or whatever and it could create a whole world
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[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> a virtual world with real money
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> In game value that has real world use and earned in game
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Sounds very complex but could be awesome
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> the more complex the better the PoW
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Who knows maybe someday something like that will exist, the space is still very young and the building blocks are being stacked..
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> I've never played it but I got pretty hooked on watching YouTube videos for the PC game rust. That game seems like it has its own mini economy. If that game mined and used in game crypto currency it would take it a step further
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[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Ok sorry this is waaaay more off-topicish convo
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Fun to think about though none the less
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> It would be the combination of game theory, PoW and gaming... one small step for mankind


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DKGasCalculator
public final class DKGasCalculator : DiveCalculator
A DiveCalculator
used to perform gas calculations.
Since
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Calculates the partial pressure of a gas at sea-level or a specified depth.
Example
let diveKit = DiveKit.default let gasCalculator = DKGasCalculator(with: diveKit) do { // Calculate partial pressure of component gases in EANx32 at 99 feet. let gas = try Gas.enrichedAir(32) let partialPressure = try gasCalculator.partialPressure(of: gas, at: 99) print(partialPressure) // PartialPressure(oxygen: 1.28, nitrogen: 2.72, trace: 0.0) } catch { // Handle Error print(error.localizedDescription) }
Since
1.0Declaration
Swift
public func partialPressure( of inputGas: Gas, at depth: Depth = 0 ) throws -> PartialPressure
Parameters
gas
Gas
to calculate the partial pressure.depth
Double presenting a depth, defaults to sea level.
Return Value
PartialPressure
of constituent gases in inputGas
at surface pressure or input depth -
Calculates surface air consumption of a diver
Throws
DiveKit.Error
Since
1.0Example
let gasCalculator = DKGasCalculator.init() do { // Calculate SAC rate let surfaceAirConsumption = try gasCalculator.surfaceAirConsumption(at: 33, for: 10, consuming: 200) print(surfaceAirConsumption.value) // 10.0 } catch { // Handle Error print(error.localizedDescription) }
Declaration
Swift
public func surfaceAirConsumption( at depth: Depth, for minutes: Minutes, consuming gasConsumed: Pressure ) throws -> Calculation
Parameters
depth
Double representing the depth expressed in feet or meters that the calculation was performed.
minutes
Double representing the time expressed in minutes that the calculation was performed.
gasConsumed
Double representing the amount of gas consumed expressed in psi or bar per minute during the calculation.
Return Value
Calculation
representing the consumed psi or bar per minute calculated for surface pressure. -
Calculates surface air consumption of a diver
Throws
DiveKit.Error
Since
1.0Example
let gasCalculator = DKGasCalculator.init() do { // Calculate SAC rate let surfaceAirConsumption = try gasCalculator.surfaceAirConsumption(at: 33, for: 10, startGas: 2400, endGas: 2200) print(surfaceAirConsumption.value) // 10.0 } catch { // Handle Error print(error.localizedDescription) }
Declaration
Swift
public func surfaceAirConsumption( at depth: Depth, for minutes: Minutes, startGas: Pressure, endGas: Pressure ) throws -> Calculation
Parameters
depth
Double representing the depth expressed in feet or meters that the calculation was performed.
minutes
Double representing the time expressed in minutes that the calculation was performed.
startGas
Double representing the gas pressure at the beginning of calculation.
endGas
Double representing the gas pressure at the end of calculation.
Return Value
Calculation
representing the consumed psi or bar per minute calculated for surface pressure. -
Calculates the respiratory minute volume of a diver.
Throws
DiveKit.Error
Since
1.0Example
let gasCalculator = DKGasCalculator.init() do { // Calculate RMV Rate let tank = DKTank(ratedPressure: 3000, volume: 80, type: .aluminumStandard) let respiratoryMinuteVolume = try gasCalculator.respiratoryMinuteVolume(at: 33, for: 10, with: tank, consuming: 200) print(respiratoryMinuteVolume.round(to: 2)) // 0.27 (ft3/min) } catch { // Handle Error print(error.localizedDescription) }
Declaration
Swift
public func respiratoryMinuteVolume( at depth: Depth, for minutes: Minutes, with tank: DKTank, consuming gasConsumed: Pressure ) throws -> Calculation
Parameters
depth
Double, representing the depth, expressed in feet or meters, that this calculation was performed.
time
Double, representing the length of time, expressed in minutes, that this calculation was performed.
tank
DKTank
, representing the tank used when this calculation was performed, expressed in psi or bar.gasConsumed
Double, representing the amount of air that was consumed during this calculation, expressed in psi or bar
Return Value
Calculation
, representing the consumed volume of air per minute express in cubic feet per minute or liters per minute calculated for surface pressure. -
Calculates the respiratory minute volume of a diver.
Throws
DiveKit.Error
Since
1.0Example
let gasCalculator = DKGasCalculator.init() do { let tank = DKTank(ratedPressure: 3000, volume: 80, type: .aluminumStandard) let surfaceAirConsumption = try gasCalculator.surfaceAirConsumption(at: 33, for: 10, startGas: 1700, endGas: 1500) let respiratoryMinuteVolume = try gasCalculator.respiratoryMinuteVolume(for: surfaceAirConsumption, with: tank) print(respiratoryMinuteVolume.round(to: 2)) // 0.27 (ft3/min) } catch { // Handle Error print(error.localizedDescription) }
Declaration
Swift
public func respiratoryMinuteVolume( for surfaceAirConsumption: SurfaceAirConsumption, with tank: DKTank ) throws -> Calculation
Parameters
surfaceAirConsumption
Calculation
, representing the surface air consumption to use for calculation of respiratory minute volume.tank
DKTank
, representing the tank used when this calculation was performed, expressed in psi or bar.Return Value
Calculation
, representing the consumed volume of air per minute express in cubic feet per minute or liters per minute calculated for surface pressure. -
Calculates air consumption of a diver at depth
Throws
DiveKit.Error
Example
let gasCalculator = DKGasCalculator.init() do { // Calculate DAC rate let depthAirConsumption = try gasCalculator.depthAirConsumption(for: 10, consuming: 200) print(depthAirConsumption) // 20.0 } catch { // Handle Error print(error.localizedDescription) }
Since
1.0Declaration
Swift
public func depthAirConsumption( for minutes: Minutes, consuming gasConsumed: Pressure ) throws -> Calculation
Parameters
minutes
Double representing the time expressed in minutes that the calculation was performed.
gasConsumed
Double representing the amount of gas consumed expressed in psi or bar per minute during the calculation.
Return Value
Calculation
representing the consumed psi or bar per minute calculated for ambient pressure. -
Calculates the respiratory minute volume of a diver.
Since
1.0
Example
let gasCalculator = DKGasCalculator.init() do { // Calculate RMV Rate let tank = DKTank(ratedPressure: 3000, volume: 80, type: .aluminumStandard) let respiratoryMinuteVolume = try gasCalculator.respiratoryMinuteVolume( gasConsumed: 200, tank: tank, depth: 33, time: 10) print(respiratoryMinuteVolume) // 0.27 (ft3/min) } catch { // Handle Error print(error.localizedDescription) }
Declaration
Swift
@available(*, deprecated, renamed: "respiratoryMinuteVolume(at:for:with:consuming:﹚") public func respiratoryMinuteVolume(gasConsumed: Double, tank: DKTank, depth: Double, time: Double) throws -> Double
Parameters
gasConsumed
Double, representing the amount of air that was consumed during this calculation, expressed in psi or bar
tank
DKTank
, representing the tank used when this calculation was performed, expressed in psi or bar.depth
Double, representing the depth, expressed in feet or meters, that this calculation was performed.
time
Double, representing the length of time, expressed in minutes, that this calculation was performed.
Return Value
Double, representing the consumed volume of air per minute express in cubic feet per minute or liters per minute calculated for surface pressure.
-
Calculates surface air consumption of a diver
Example
let gasCalculator = DKGasCalculator.init() do { // Calculate SAC rate let surfaceAirConsumption = try gasCalculator.surfaceAirConsumption( time: 10, depth: 33, gasConsumed: 200) print(surfaceAirConsumption) // 10.0 (psi/min) } catch { // Handle Error print(error.localizedDescription) }
Since
1.0Declaration
Swift
@available(*, deprecated, renamed: "surfaceAirConsumption(at:for:consuming:﹚") public func surfaceAirConsumption(time: Double, depth: Double, gasConsumed: Double) throws -> Double
Parameters
depth
Double representing the depth expressed in feet or meters that the calculation was performed.
time
Double representing the time expressed in minutes that the calculation was performed.
gasConsumed
Double representing the amount of gas consumed expressed in psi or bar per minute during the calculation.
Return Value
Double, representing the consumed psi or bar per minute calculated for surface pressure.


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CSS Display
The display property is the most important CSS property for controlling layout.
The display Property
The display property specifies if/how an element is displayed.
Every HTML element has a default display value depending on what type of element it is. The default display value for most elements is block or inline.
Block-level Elements
A block-level element always starts on a new line and takes up the full width available (stretches out to the left and right as far as it can).
The div element is a block-level element.
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THE BROTHERS MCMULLEN A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1995 Christopher Null
THE BROTHERS MCMULLEN are three of the most engaging characters you're likely to come across in American cinema this year. A family of Irish Catholics living in New York, their stories explore living a morally upright life in the 90's, dealing with failed romances, and the timeless question of how to commit.
Jack (Jack Mulcahy), the only married brother, is tempted by another woman. Patrick (Mike McGlone) is torn between committing to his long-time girlfriend and striking out for something new. Barry (Edward Burns, who also wrote and directed), is the classic slacker, unable to even conceive of commitment and an unbeliever in the very notion of true love.
After the funeral of their abusive father, the trio's mother moves back to Ireland to be with her lover of 35 years ago. She leaves Barry with a singular warning, "Don't make the same mistake I did." That's all the encouragement he needs, as Barry becomes the devil on the shoulder of his brothers, trying with all his might to keep them away from the evils of commitment. For Patrick, a devout Catholic and complete neurotic, marriage is a necessity in living the good life, and Barry is no help at all. Jack's infidelity is another problem altogether. And as the brothers explore their own problems in the game of love and self-discovery, each eventually finds the answers.
This lighthearted romance masks the serious issues it addresses with heavy doses of nonstop humor in some of the funniest and most genuine dialogue to ever hit the screen. The perfect blend of seriousness and laughter, it's truly that perfect date movie you've been looking for.
While the film is very skewed toward Irish Catholic culture, we've all had these feelings, and newcomer Burns establishes himself as a true creative genius in American film. There's no slapstick here, just some excellent conversations about the meaning of life and happiness. You *will not* be able to stop laughing.
It's rare that a film has as profound an emotional impact as THE BROTHERS MCMULLEN, especially a comedy.  Highly recommended.
RATING: ****1/2
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The previous example shows that time dilation can be considered an extension of the Relativity of Simultaneity, which states that simultaneous events in one reference frame are not simultaneous in another. This occurs because the spatial axis is angled in a moving reference frame.


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Definition
SLAM stands for Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping.
SLAM is not a particular algorithm or piece of software, but instead it is the problem of trying to simultaneously localise (i.e. find the position/orientation of) some sensor with respect to its environment, while at the same time creating a map of the environment[1][2]
So SLAM depends on sensor data, and I'm going to go on to describe the role that sensor data plays in the SLAM process:
An overview of the SLAM process
The following pictures, from top left to bottom right give a general overview of the SLAM process
1. In this picture, the stars represent landmarks, and initially the position is estimated by sensors.
2. In this picture, the robot moves thinking that it is in the position represented by the triangle. The dotted line represents the distance that the robot has moved. This distance is given by the odometry alone.
3. Here, the robot measures the distance using sensors and landmarks.
4. Finally, the robot starts relying more on sensors than odometry. The dotted triangle represents where it thinks it is while the solid triangle shows where exactly the robot is.
What is done with the data
A wide range of data is collected during the SLAM process. One of the most important pieces of data that is collected is data about the surroundings. This data is then used to identify landmarks in the environment.
Landmarks
Landmarks are distinguishing features in the environment that can be easily re-observed by the robot and distinguished from the environment. They are used to help the robot determine its location (to localize itself in other words).
An analogy to this would be to imagine yourself blindfolded.  There are some things that you may touch that will help you figure out where you are - e.g if you can feel the door frame then you know that you are near the exit. Using this analogy, you can view the robot’s sensor data as it’s feeling of touch. A good example of a landmark is the statue of liberty, because it’s unique and can be seen from various locations - i.e from the sea, land or air. Another example are the wooden pillars at a dock which could serve as good landmarks for an underwater vehicle. A further example would be the well defined corners and straight lines in a room.
Another important point is that any landmark should be stationary. The whole point of a landmark is to help a robot to objectively locate itself in an environment. If the landmark is not stationary, then this will not be possible.
As a summary:
- Landmarks should be easily re-observable
- Landmarks should be easy to distinguish from each other
- Landmarks should occur frequently in the environment
- Landmarks must be stationary
Landmark extraction
There are various algorithms that are used to extract landmarks from the environment. One example is called Spikes. Another, which I won’t go into, is called RANSAC.
Spikes
Spike landmark extraction uses big changes in sensor data to identify landmarks. For example, if a laser scanner is used, then the algorithm finds values in the range of the laser output that differ by a certain amount e.g 1.0 metre. This will identify large changes in the laser scan e.g from when some of the laser scanner beams reflect off of a wall and some of the laser beams don’t hit the wall but are reflected from some things further behind the wall.
This algorithm assumes that the landscape of the environment will change a lot between two laser beams, so it won’t work very well in smooth environments. Spikes is a fairly simple algorithm, but it is not robust enough in environments that contain people. This is because Spikes will identify people as landmarks because they stand out from the environment. There are various advantages and disadvantages for the different extraction techniques.
Reinforcement learning
Reinforcement learning is a branch of artificial intelligence. The diagram below gives an overview of the process.
It allows machines to determine ideal behaviour in order to maximise their performance in an environment based on actions that they perform. Reward feedback is used for the machine to learn its behaviour - this is the reinforcement signal.
This is done by estimating the value of a particular state. The estimate is adjusted over time based on the reward feedback. If all the states and actions are tried a sufficient amount of times then the optimal behaviour will be reached.
Reinforcement learning is best suited to situations where there is little to no information known about the ideal behaviour beforehand. This means that it is very useful in SLAM algorithms.
Saftey
Compared to other AI related tasks, SLAM is less of a risk to health and safety because it’s objective is restricted to mapping and navigating it’s way through an environment. The only safety concern related to this would be if an someone used such a process to map an environment for malicious purposes e.g robbers using SLAM to identify the structure of a room in a bank which has restricted access, in order to assist themselves in breaking into the bank.
Limitations
Computational cost
This is mainly because it requires a large amount of computing power to gather all the sensor data from the environment and then process that data in order to both map and localise the robot. This is even more of an issue when dealing with 3D, rather than 2D SLAM[4]
[SLAM] is one of the fundamental challenges of robotics . . . [but it] seems that almost all the current approaches can not perform consistent maps for large areas, mainly due to the increase of the computational cost and due to the uncertainties that become prohibitive when the scenario becomes larger.[3]
Related to landmark extraction
Another limitation, which was disccussed earlier, is that moving objects can confuse the landmark extraction process.
Memory costs
In terms of reinforcement learning, it takes up too much memory to store the values of each state, especially in complex problems like SLAM. A solution to this is to use approximation techniques like decision trees or neural networks. However, these approximations can negatively impact the quality of the solution.
Sources- [1] Kudan.eu
- [2]tams.de
- [3]Aulinas, Josep (2008). "The SLAM Problem: A Survey". Proceedings of the 2008 Conference on Artificial Intelligence Research & Development: 363–71. Retrieved July 15, 2015.
- [4]Dissanayake, MWM Gamini, et al. "A solution to the simultaneous localization and map building (SLAM) problem." IEEE Transactions on robotics and automation 17.3 (2001): 229-241.


This note describes the new features, fixed bugs and known problems with the latest versions of Password Safe. For a short description of Password Safe, please see the accompanying README.md file. For more information on the product and the project, please visit the PasswordSafe project site. Details about changes to older releases may be found in the file ChangeLog.txt.
Bug Reports, Feature Requests and Service Requests are in the PasswordSafe SourceForge Project tickets. Any beginning with 'G' are issues raised on PasswordSafe's GitHub project, where the current source can also be found.
Here are the notes for the latest version. Previous versions are described here. Information about older versions may be found here.
| G360 | (a) System tray icon starts out brown, not green. (b) Remove system tray icon when cancelling password entry. |
| G357 | Russian installation text displays correctly. |
| 1450 | Can now generate passwords longer than 94 characters. |
| 1449 | Cleanup statusbar tooltip text. |
| 1445 | Fixed crash on autotype with malformed text. |
| 1444 | Fixed crash in display of Password Policies in Czech. |
| 1442 | Fixed regression: -s flag (silent opening) works again. |
| 1441 | Changing unlock difficulty now enables save (regression), supported under undo/redo. |
| 1192 | Don't revert to original r-o when locking with an edit box open. |
| 1438 | Double backslash is now correctly parsed in Run Command. |
| 1432 | Perform autotype of correct entry when the user changes the selection made by a Find. |
| 1431 | The protected entry padlock symbol is now used in all places where a protected entry is listed in any dialog. |
| 1430 | If an expired or about to be expired entry is edited at database open (requires warning preference to be enabled), the database will be saved if the 'Save database immediately after any change' preference is enabled. After the open is complete, these changes can be undone/redone if required. |
| 1429 | Tree and List views now retain focus when a shortcut entry is created. |
| 1428 | Remember Find toolbar state when restoring from minimized. |
| 1420 | The virtual keyboard font size setting is now persistent. |
| 1398 | Remember if PasswordSafe was maximized when exited. |
| [] | The option that allows you to change the color of the system tray icon displayed when Password Safe is initially started and when there's no open database has been removed. The standard PasswordSafe brown icon will be used. |
| [] | Use the Add/Edit font in preference to the Tree/List font outside the actual Tree/List views (since the Tree/List fonts may be too large). |
| [] | When exporting a group or the results of a filter, if any additional entries have been exported (e.g. base entries of aliases or shortcuts already exported), they will be noted in the Export report. |
| 844 | The default font for the password field is now 12pt Consolas. |
| 843 | The default font for Tree/List views, Add/Edit fields and an entry's Notes is now 10pt Segoe UI. |
| 842 | A new symbol (paperclip - Unicode U+01F4CE) to indicate that an entry has an attachment (V4 databases only) has been implemented but, if the currently selected Tree/List font does not support it and the user is not running Windows 10, then the old symbol ('+') will be used. |
| 841 | Close/exit is now allowed via System Tray icon when the database is open in read-only mode. |
| 839 | The list of expired entries now shows protected entries in italics, indicating that they must be unprotected before they can be updated. |
| 828 | The main window can now be set to be partially transparent via Manage->Options->Display. |
| 1410 | Don't forget '-r' flag when database not found, and needs to be searched. |
| 1409 | An entry is now correctly re-selected after editing if the preference "Save database immediately after any change" is disabled. |
| 1403 | Help has been updated to document that an entry's Notes field has a size limit of 30,000 characters. |
| 1402 | Group image is now correct after dragging an empty sub-group to the next higher level. |
| 1401 | After deleting an entry, the next visible entry (if present) is selected. If not present, then the previous entry (if present) will be selected. |
| 1400 | The Toolbar now correctly disables buttons when a Group is selected. |
| 1399 | A disabled image is now shown when no characters to copy are available. This has also been implemented wherever the "Copy Password" button is used outside the Toolbar. |
| 809 | Maximum configurable idle timeout increased to 10 hours. |
| 832 | If many databases are open at the same time, after opening a database, the user can specify a database ID (1-99) that will be superimposed on the System Tray icon to aid identification. In addition, the System Tray icon tooltip has been enhanced to show more of the database name. |
| [] | You can now specify additional command line parameters to the external editor used to edit the Notes field from the Add/Edit Basic dialog. |
| [] | It is now possible to export the currently filtered entries to a new PasswordSafe database. |
| 833 | Right-clicking on a base entry now allows you to select any one of its dependants, i.e. alias or shortcut. |
| 834 | We've added the option of displaying the safe combination when entering during database creation, opening and change of combination. |
| 1404 | Regression: In read-only mode, Entry popup menu's View Entry item restored (was mistakenly disabled). |
| 1266 | Regression: Toolbar elements display correctly on high-resolution monitors under Windows 8.1 and later now supported in 64-bit builds. |
None
None
| [] | Fix issue when locking database when not using the System Tray. |
| [] | Fix empty group validation on DB open. |
| G288 | Changes to default password policy now persistent under V4 databases. |
| 1395 | PasswordSafe now correctly duplicates a group containing both a base entry and its dependent i.e. shortcut or alias. |
| 1393 | Correctly handle opening a locked database, which is open in R/W by another user. |
| 1392 | If the command line parameter '-g' is used to specify a configuration file by its relative path, PasswordSafe will now look for it in the same directory as the executable unless overridden by the PWS_PREFSDIR environment variable. |
| 1391 | Fixed slow opening of a database if the default group display is completely collapsed. |
| 1388 | The Notes scrollbar visibility is retained after the Notes have been edited via an external editor. |
| 1385 | The filter active indicator now shows in Windows 7. |
| 1384 | Toolbar images and text are now back in sync. |
| 1367 | Fixed regression in command line arguments -h and -u support. |
| 1358 | When PaswordSafe automatically locks to the TaskBar, the unlock window now gets input focus when clicking on the icon to unlock the database. |
| 1346 | The Notes window scroll position in Add/Edit no longer jumps to last selected line when it is reshown after being hidden. |
| 1275 | The scroll positions of the Tree and List views are now saved on minimize and used to set the window position when it is restored. |
| [] | Previous commands, e.g. edit or delete an entry, are no longer cleared when the database is locked to enable their undo after the database has been unlocked. |
| [] | User selected font sizes are now saved in points in the configuration file so that the same size of font is used across different user systems if sharing the configuration file. This helps where the different systems have different resolutions. |
| 819 | A duplicated entry's creation time is set to the time of duplication. All other times are copied from the original. |
| 816 | Set installed version in uninstall section of Registry for Windows version. |
| [] | A new internal filter has been implemented to show only those entries from last Find. Access via the View menu or Ctrl+K shortcut. |
| [] | PasswordSafe now supports the "long press" as the equivalent of a right mouse click on Windows systems with touch screens running Windows 7 and later. |
| 822 | An open database can now be locked via the File menu or a Toolbar button irrespective of whether the System Tray is used or not. |
| 821 | A new symbol for protected entries (locked padlock - Unicode U+01F512) has been implemented but, if the currently selected Tree/List font does not support it and the user is not running Windows 10, then the old symbol ('#') will be used. |
| [] | Fix crash if Find active when applying a filter, e.g., show entries with expiry dates. |
| [] | Ensure shortcut is updated in GUI after editing. |
| [] | Text in the Find toolbar search edit control is now vertically centered to reduce character truncation. |
| [] | Clicking on a field's name copies the value to the clipboard when adding a new entry (and not only when editing). |
| [] | Update password history when Apply is clicked, not only when Edit window's closed. |
| [] | No longer show empty groups when the user filters for entries with expired passwords. |
| 1378 | Fix application crash if Add/Edit entry dialog is open when the database is locked e.g. via idle timer, workstation lock etc. |
| 1373 | An invalid or non-existent backup directory path can no longer be saved when exiting Options. |
| 1369 | The virtual keyboard no longer becomes unusable after clicking on the Randomize button. |
| 1368 | The Status bar now shows the correct number of entries when a database is unlocked. |
| 1366 | Copying the unexpanded autotype string on Edit entry screen using Ctrl+click on Autotype label now works. |
| 1365 | Ctrl+F now switches focus back to Find toolbar if it is already open. |
| 1364 | Unnecessary tree view refreshes fixed. |
| 1363 | Empty groups no longer disappear when moving nested groups into them and do not leave duplicated empty groups in the database. |
| G192 | Saved changes no longer prevent logoff or system shutdown. |
| [] | You can no longer change an alias's base entry's password from the alias entry. Instead, you should edit the base entry directly by selecting the alias entry and using the Edit or right-click context menu to select its base. |
| [] | The "Show Find Toolbar" has been removed from the View menu as it appears in the Edit menu. Ctrl+F still works as before to show the Find toolbar or transfer focus to it if already visible. |
| 1371 | The font used in the Find toolbar is now set to the user specified Add/Edit font instead of the Tree/List view font. |
| [] | New AutoType field '\#' toggles the use of the older mechanism to send keyboard input to other applications e.g. browsers. |
| [] | Add more Help to the Add/Edit Basic and Additional tabs. |
| [] | Empty groups added but not yet saved are now included when the user filters on unsaved changes. |
| [] | Empty groups, whose names satisfy a filter that include tests on group name values, are now included in the display when the filter is active. |
| 815 | The database backup location now supports environment variables e.g. %homedrive% and %homepath%. If used, the resulting path is shown. |
| 814 | Clearing the recent database list now requires confirmation. |
| 813 | When exporting a group to a new database, there is now an option to also export all filters stored in the database to the new database. |
| 796 | Autotype has been extended to support the previous password, if present in the entry's password history, via the Autotype field '\q'. In addition, for Windows, a number of keyboard keys are supported by specifying the key between '\{' and '}'. Please see Help for details. |
| [] | Correctly import empty groups from a XML file when an imported group has been specified. |
| [] | Empty groups are now added when merging one PasswordSafe database into another. |
| [] | List view column widths are no longer reset when dragging columns to different positions or columns are added or removed. |
| [] | The user specified Notes font is now also applied to the Notes column in the List view. |
| [] | Entry Protected state and AutoType string is now correctly displayed in the List view. |
| [] | After entry has been edited from List View, it now remains visible after Edit/Undo/Redo even if the change alters its position within the view. |
| 1360 | When an entry/group using a Named Password Policy is exported to a PasswordSafe database, the referenced policy is now also exported. |
| 1355 | Fixed tabbing order in Basic AddEdit tab. |
| 1352 | Fixed regression in recent entry processing. |
| 1347 | Prevent a user from trying to copy a filter to a read-only database. |
| 1345 | Removed the ability to create a new database when read-only is checked. |
| 1343 1342 |
Fix multiple empty group issues. |
| 1335 | If "Minimize after Autotype" option is set, it will also be honoured for the user action: "Browse to URL + Autotype". |
| 1315 | Keep selected entry selected after refreshing the view (F5). |
| 1314 | Selected entries keep highlight when the Find toolbar is opened and even when Password Safe loses focus to another application. |
| 1313 1318 |
Find toolbar no longer closes when it shouldn't. In addition, results are updated when entries are added/deleted. |
| [] | Save Immediately has been enhanced to apply to all changes to the database and not just after an edit or addition of an entry. It is strongly recommended that, if enabled, then the option to "Create intermediate backups" is also enabled. Note, changes made via the Compare database results dialog will not cause a database save for each action but will after the compare results dialog has been closed. |
| [] | The last sort direction in List View (ascending or descending) on closing a database is now stored in the application configuration file and is no longer stored in the database header. |
| [] | The number of groups shown in the database properties dialog is now counted in the same manner as directories/folders in a file system, e.g., Windows Explorer. This includes empty groups. The number of empty groups is also shown. |
| [] | Empty sub-groups are included when exporting a group to a new PasswordSafe database. |
| [] | Adding an empty group will also cause the database to be saved if the user has selected the option "Save database immediately after any change". |
| 811 | The user's selected Notes font is now used for Tooltips in the Tree and List views if the Display preference 'Show Notes as Tooltips in Tree & List views' is set. |
| 810 | Allow font selection for all the user input fields in the Add/Edit entry and the Create Shortcut dialogs. |
| [] | Fixed a regression that crept into 3.39, breaking non-English language support. |
| [] | It is now possible to list entries using a Named Password Policy from the Manage Password Policies dialog (right click on the name). |
| [] | Support Drag & Drop of empty groups and groups containing empty groups between multiple instances of PasswordSafe. Note: Prior versions of PasswordSafe will not recognise or process empty groups. |
| 1334 | An empty group is now correctly changed to a normal group when an entry is copied into it via Drag & Drop. |
| 1330 | Duplication of an alias or shortcut base entry now correctly results in a normal entry. |
| 1319 | Re-implement fix for BR 1319 so that the added entry no longer appears always selected until the display is refreshed. |
| [] | Export of a complete database to XML now includes all Named Password Policies. |
| [] | When renaming a group, all empty subgroups are now correctly renamed. |
| [] | Disable switch to read-only when unlocking with changes pending. |
| 806 | The group will be saved as an "empty group" when the last entry with this group value is deleted. This is similar to the action of the filesystem when the last file within a folder/directory is deleted. |
| 463 | Double click on a word in the Notes field, e.g. for copy & paste, now no longer includes any trailing spaces. This is different to the standard Microsoft processing in their products. |
| 1326 | Fixed entry corruption when database locked/unlocked while an entry was being edited (and possibly other scenarios). |
| [] | Ensure that the Tooltip on how to unprotect an entry is now shown against the tutorial text at the top of the dialog for wide displays. |
| 1319 | Newly added entries are now shown as selected in the Tree view. |
| - | None |
| [] | Fixed regression in alias support |
| [] | Fixed regression: crash in Linux when incorrect password entered |
| [] | Fixes in advanced find report |
| [] | V4 (alpha) related fixes |
| [] | Fixes related to empty groups |
| 1312 | Now able to duplicate an alias entry without errors. |
| 1306 | Display of an empty group is now correctly displayed when an entry is moved to it via editing. |
| 1295 | Create Shortcut group dropdown box width no longer truncates long group paths. |
| 1057 | Aliases and shortcuts imported via XML now correctly point to their respective base entries. |
| 797 | Change the Add/Edit dialogs to allow a larger Notes field to be visible. Protected entries now only have this information in the dialog caption. The Tooltip on how to unprotect an entry is now shown against the tutorial text at the top of the dialog. |
| 1289 | Uniform behavior for generated password: Can be explicitly copied to clipboard whenever generated (no longer copied by default). |
| 1266 | Toolbar elements display correctly on high-resolution monitors under Windows 8.1 and later. |
| n/a | Experimental support for V4 format. DO NOT USE FOR PRODUCTION ("REAL") PASSWORDS. |
| [] | Fixed crash when adding/editing an entry with wide version of dialog. |
| n/a | The Notes External Editor now accepts environment strings (e.g. %windir%) in the path to the editor. |
| 78 | If the double-click action (or shift-double-click) of an entry is set to Edit/View Entry, then (shift-) double-clicking on its shortcut will edit/view the base entry. The selected shortcut entry can still be viewed/edited via menu, right-click or just hitting Enter. |
| 782 | Notes field font is now user-configurable. |
| 781 | Virtual Keyboard - allow playing sound when a valid or invalid key is pressed and add caption to the Space Bar (Partial implementation of this Feature Request). |
| 1274 | References to base entries are now scrollable, no longer truncated. |
| 1273 | Find in the Tree View will now ensure that any found entry will be visible by scrolling appropriately. |
| 1272 | XML export of single entry using default Password policy now works correctly. |
| 1270 | Display Filter dropdown list of filter fields now fits on low resolution screens |
| 1269 | Filters containing Password Policy Names now export/import correctly to/from XML. |
| 1267 | Export from a YubiKey-protected database to another database fixed. |
| 1261 | 'Unlock Difficulty' slider is now correctly initialised in the Manage Options Security tab. |
| 1260 | If Password Safe is unable to find the user specified external editor, the external edit is cancelled and the Notes field remains unchanged. |
| 1258 | Group dropdown box width no longer truncates long group paths. |
| 1254 | Toolbar customisation now has correctly aligned text/images. |
| 1244 | Changes to symbol set in default password policy are respected when "Use easy-to-read characters" is set. |
| 1230 | "Open as read-only" check-box correctly set when opening a R/W database after previously opening/selecting a R-O database. |
| 1204 | Show correct icon color in system tray when unminimizing with no database open. |
| 1124 | Autotype on a shortcut entry now picks up title, group and user fields from shortcut instead of base. |
| 1082 | Field modification times set to creation time for list view and entry's time and date tab. This is more useful than "N/A", e.g., for sorting by password modification to find old passwords that should be changed. |
| 1054 | Password Variable in Run Command correctly set when executed from an alias. |
| n/a | Entries and Groups can be exported to plain text, XML, or to a new PasswordSafe file. |
| 777 | Added command line option to force choice of tall or wide dialog screens. |
| 772 | Added a tooltip for the copy-to-clipboard button in the generator. |
| 768 | Caps Lock indicator added to passphrase entry dialogs. |
| 1248 | Non-ASCII symbols can now be specified in Password Policies. |
| 1245 | Asterisk is now accepted as a symbol in Password Policies. |
| 1233 | Don't count unchecked character types in password policies when checking for consistency. |
| 1231 | Relax restriction on easy-vision password policy + more consistent UI. |
| 1229 | Hex digits checkbox can be selected in Generate Passwords. |
| 1228 | Fixed incompatibility with Password Policies generated with previous versions. |
| 1226 | Fixed regression in Find toolbar functionality. |
| 1221 | Support newer YubiKeys in all modes. |
| 1212 | In the Flattened List view, keep the icon column, if present, as leftmost, to ensure proper display. |
| 1211 | The Read-Only checkbox no longer clears itself after returning from the file selection dialog. Also, the read-only checkbox in XP file selection dialog is handled correctly. |
| 1210 | CurrentFile preference is updated sooner rather than later, so last database is set as default for next invocation. |
| 760 | Password Policy: You can now choose a character set without requiring at least one character from that set (i.e., minimum required can be zero). |
| 728 | The default delay between characters on autotype is now configurable. |
| - | None |
| 1160 | Don't create config dir if config file passed in command line. |
| 1155 | Number of shortcuts is now correctly initialized. |
| 1148 | No longer crashes when canceling unlock with expired password entries. |
| 1146 | Edit button now enabled correctly in Manage->Password Policies. |
| 1139 | Backup file numbers now rollover 999 correctly. |
| 1134 | Filtering by type now works correctly for shortcuts & shortcut bases. |
| 1130 | Database field isn't highlighted when it doesn't have the focus. |
| 1125 | Increased range of unlock difficulty by a factor of four. This should give an order or magnitude or so between max and min settings. |
| 1067 | Fail gracefully when trying to encrypt a file > 2GB. |
| 705 | User can choose not to let PasswordSafe record which virtual keyboard was used. |
| 703 | Changing a database opened in read-only mode to read/write will revert when the database is locked. |
| 695 | Allow a keyboard shortcut to be associated with selecting an entry. Please see Help entry for more details. |
| 753 | A Password Safe database can be opened by drag & drop to the Password Safe application window. |
| 749 | Clicking or double-clicking on a previous password in an entry's Password History selects it. |
| 746 | Password Policy "Special Symbol Set" simplified. |
| 397 | Clarified use of -g and PWS_PREFSDIR. |
| 1205 | 3.34.1 fixes a bug that crept into 3.34: The OK button was disabled when a database was selected on the opening window. |
| 1200 | Tweak Yubikey interface to make it easier to use when creating or opening a Password Safe database. |
| 1195 | Edit->Find now enabled when a group is selected. |
| 1194 | Compare, Merge, Sync: Enable action button when password's entered via virtual keyboard. |
| 1176 | Tweak definition of what's considered a 'weak' password. |
| 1174 | "Open as read-only" check-box now correctly reflects the file's state. |
| 1117 | Dragging DragBar icon doesn't copy text to clipboard unless Control key's pressed when icon's clicked upon. |
| 728 | The default delay between characters on autotype is now configurable. |
| - | None |
| 1160 | Don't create config dir if config file passed in command line. |
| 1155 | Number of shortcuts is now correctly initialized. |
| 1148 | No longer crashes when canceling unlock with expired password entries. |
| 1146 | Edit button now enabled correctly in Manage->Password Policies. |
| 1139 | Backup file numbers now rollover 999 correctly. |
| 1134 | Filtering by type now works correctly for shortcuts & shortcut bases. |
| 1130 | Database field isn't highlighted when it doesn't have the focus. |
| 1125 | Increased range of unlock difficulty by a factor of four. This should give an order or magnitude or so between max and min settings. |
| 1067 | Fail gracefully when trying to encrypt a file > 2GB. |
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