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disposable objects. Classes that extend
goog.Disposable should
override this method. For example:
mypackage.MyClass = function() { goog.Disposable.call(this); // Constructor logic specific to MyClass. ... }; goog.inherits(mypackage.MyClass, goog.Disposable); mypackage.MyClass.prototype.disposeInternal = function() { mypackage.MyClass.superClass_.disposeInternal.call(this); // Dispose logic specific to MyClass. ... }; |
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Registration-less COM to .NET Wrapper Tool Beta
Here. Aurigma has posted the beta for a COM to .NET wrapper generation tool that doesn't require the COM server to be registered, which is nice for hosted scenarios. It also generates the wrapper code for you to see and edit for your own purposes. Interesting.


DADDY'S GIRL
Canada. 1996. Director - Martin Kitrosser, Screenplay - Steve Pesce, Producers - Richard Brandes & Pierre David, Photography - M. David Mullen, Music - Parmer Fuller, Production Design - Brian McCabe. Production Company - Image Organization/Ventana Productions. Gabrielle Boni (Jody Mitchell), William Katt (Don Mitchell), Michele Greene (Barbara Mitchell), Roxana Zal (Karen Connors), Peggy McCay (Grandmother Jacqueline Jones), Mimi Craven (Rachel Landers), Ruth Manning (Victoria Hemp), Whip Hubley (Mark Springer), Lindsay Ridgeway (Claire Landers), Madison Mason (William Tucker)
Plot: Young Jody Mitchell clings to the life of happiness offered by her adopted parents.  And when her step-parents start arguing over her mother Barbara's having to financially support her father Don as he tries to fulfil his dream of designing toys and people start advising her to leave him, Jody kills again to protect her perfect family.
This is one of a series of psycho-thrillers produced by Canada's Pierre David. David made his name with a series of thoroughly dreary sequels to David Cronenberg's `Scanners' and has since put out such (usually direct-to-video) releases as `Stalked' (1994), `The Paperboy' (1994), `The Secretary' (1994), `The Nurse' (1995), `The Dentist' (1996), `Man of Her Dreams' (1996) and `Cupid' (1997). All of these shuffle around the themes and basic formulas patented by much more successful thrillers like `Fatal Attraction', `The Stepfather' and `The Good Son'. Unfortunately David's films are all made to a plodding predictability of script and direction, seemingly irrespective of who is behind the camera. Each set-up is telegraphed well in advance in a way that effectively robs them of any suspense. `Daddy's Girl' is as formulaically routine as the rest of David's films. Young Gabrielle Boni in striking fire-red hair does manage to conjure up an effective nastiness on screen.
Copyright Richard Scheib 1998
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Im planning my energy monitoring solution using emontx, raspberry pi and an old laptop gathering dust. Not sure weather dusty the laptop or PI will run local emoncms, but I also want to send data onto Sen.se for viewing.
I have about 10 circuits to monitor and thought about stacking emontx units as someone posted here.
What I want to do is directly connect the emonTx stack to the Raspberry PI as they will be situated in the same enclosure.
How do I do this? Would I use I2C as well with SDA and SCK signals? What about ISP? or even FTDI?
Then I also want to add some control in addition to the monitoring above and integrate that with openRemote [or is there a control project here and methods and mobile app from emon?]. There are GPIO on emontx and pi that I want to use for this and somehow integrate that into the same hardware [dusty or pi] running emoncms.
Thanks in advance from South Africa
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
What I want to do is directly connect the emonTx stack to the Raspberry PI as they will be situated in the same enclosure.
Should be fairly straightforward. You'd need to connect the master emonTx to the Pi via the serial ports and then replace the emonTx RFM12B code with the serial code from the sketch for the Pi daughter board.
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
Is it safe to assume that the serial ports connection between emontx and pi is not the same as the i2c bus between the stackable emontx units?
What are the pins on the emontx called for the serial ports? ISP? The same for PI?
btw. Martin great work with your 3-phase solar PV monitoring.
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
Yes, the serial ports and I2C ports are completely independent. I suggested using the serial port because that's how the Pi daughter board currently talks to the Pi. You could use the SPI instead but then you'd have to modify the Pi scripts.
The emonTx serial port is also used for programming so you will have to bare that in mind and you'll also have to remove any serial print statements.
The emonTx serial port is connected to both the FTDI header and the PWR.SER/I2C header. You'll find all the info you need on pinouts etc. on the schematics for the emonTx and Pi daughter board.
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
I am interested in this project too. Did you make something working in the end Nubble? Do you think you could give us pinout connections you made. Any code modifications at all?
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
I certainly need you guys help.
Am I correct assuming the rfm12pi only convert a radio signal to a serial message on the rpi? Then all I need to do is connecting an arduino rx/tx to the rpi rx/tx. Then hopefully that should not need any code change in the raspberrypi_run.php script and nothing in the arduino sketch too.
I looked at this page here and I might have to do a level conversion between the 3.3V and 5v. I might opt for the resistor bridge.
Let me know if that's the right track. Thanks.
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
I wish I had more support. :(
Direct connection with serial does not seem possible without any code change of the raspberrypi_run.php script. I checked the serial output of the emontx and it differ from what the Raspberrypi receives normally with the rfm12pi. Ideally I'd prefer changing too much code if possible.
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
could that help?
https://github.com/openenergymonitor/EmoncmsPythonLink/blob/master/pylin...
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
> Am I correct assuming the rfm12pi only convert a radio signal to a serial message on the rpi?
Correct.
> Then all I need to do is connecting an arduino rx/tx to the rpi rx/tx.
Yes.
> Then hopefully that should not need any code change in the raspberrypi_run.php script and nothing in the arduino sketch to
You'll need to change (simplify) the code in the arduino to remove the "RF" layer, basically, to let the output format stick to what the RPi expects to receive.
Besides, there is a layer of data encoding you don't need when using a simple serial link. You may want to remove such encoding in the arduino code and simplify the code in the RPi. (I'm referring to the fact that numbers are sent as unsigned chars and thus are scaled, and all).
The pylink would help but may need adaptation (node ID is hardcoded). It is meant as an exemple to build upon. I'm working on a rewrite of the python gateway that runs on the RPi and it should be able to read serial input (not yet, work in progress) of the form :
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
Thanks Jérome , I am just waiting on my logic level converter to arrive and some more cables. Then I can test all that.
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
Right I have this connected and I can read my emontx output on the rpi serial port.
The pylink looks like the easiest option for me. I understand what the emontx outputs, that's quite clear. BUt I can't make any sense of what the rpi expect (I can see my node ID on the first two character but that's all.)
What Rpi expect:
10 9 2 0 0 0 0 109 11
10 6 2 0 0 0 0 109 11
10 7 2 0 0 0 0 109 11
10 7 2 0 0 0 0 109 11
10 13 2 0 0 0 0 109 11
What emontx outputs:
17 19 17 3236
13 15 15 3236
15 16 16 3227
14 17 18 3227
16 20 16 3236
13 20 15 3227
Also I know python well but not much php. So I'll avoid tempering with the rfm12piphp for now...
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
Why not arduino the ethernet directly?
I've this solution for a few weeks and it's fine.
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
If you mean adding ethernet to the emonTX, sure, some people do.
The design choice of OEM is to have a single base with ethernet connection to a modem, along with one or more emonTX communicating with the base by RF. The reason for this being that the router is not necessarily close to what we measure. .
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
Right. I have completed this now. Thanks for your help.
On the hardware side I connected the serial link from the ftdi port of the emontx to the gpio serial link on the rpi. In between the two I have used a "logic level converter" bought for three quids on the web. (note rfm12pi and rfm12b are absent on this setup)
On the coding part I managed not to have to modify anything in the Rpi. (I made the pylink working but gave up that option) The emontx sends data in the same way the rfm12pi does. For this I took a basic CT_123 sketch and removed anything that concerns rf (mainly because I did not connect a rfm12b). Then for each sensor value that is sent I have formatted them with the 2x 8bit that the php script expect. I used the function below:
void print_formatted(signed short nData)
{
unsigned char nDataMSB = nData >> 8 ;
unsigned char nDataLSB = nData ;
Serial.print(" "); Serial.print(nDataLSB);
Serial.print(" "); Serial.print(nDataMSB);
}
Then somewhere in the loop function I can use:
print_formatted(emontx.power1);
All this works pretty nicely. Obviously the limitation is that only one emontx can be used but in my case of application this is not an issue.
I guess this is all fairly simple for the audience of this forum here. I just wanted to post a small recipe if someone intend to take the same path.
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
Hi, Great work this is something I wanted to try for a while ( unfortunately not an expert ) and when I read your post I ordered a logic level convertor. Connectivity setup seems easy enough and I am receiving ok (minicom). Tried above emontx code above but couldn't get it to work fully e.g. receiving ok but wrong format. Could you please share your emontx sketch. I have assumed your using standard Raspberry Pi Module (php code).
Thanks
Peter
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
Hi Peter,
Good to hear you are into this as well. Yes I use the standard php service running on the Rpi. Nothing to change on the Rpi (except that you disconnect the rfm12pi of course).
I have the project to make a circuit board that will make a clean and easy connection between the ftdi and the gpio's.
My setup for this particular project is a single box emontx/rpi together with wifi on the rpi. I plan to use several of them for some estate properties on which I need just electrical monitoring. Hence no need for multiple emontx's.
I am attaching a sketch that I have been modifying. Note I have inserted more code for doing CT and temperature together. Just ignore what I added for temperature.
I hope that will help.
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
right... took me a little while to find out how attachements works here. Getting there...
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
Hi Chacal,
Great thanks, let you know shortly.
I'm using 3G dongle and similarly would like to have emontx in same enclosure. I've got wifi ( TPLink -Argos) working with XBMC on Raspberry Pi but having some problems with emoncms ready to go image.
Thanks
Peter
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
Hi Chacal,
Thanks again, it's working - no changes. I'll leave it over night.
Cheers Peter
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
I have finally completed a little board that connects rpi and emontx together directly.
pm me if you are interested in one of them.
Re: Directly connecting Emontx and Raspberry PI?
Hello!
Do you have a schematic for this project that you can share?
best regards Juergen Brenner


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The example can be found in the
<JChem home>/examples/db_search
directory.
Steps of installation:
If you don not have an existing JSP capable web server, we recommend installing
Apache Tomcat.
<JChem home>\lib\
and the jar or zip file containing the JDBC driver
in the classpath of the servlet server.Don't forget to update these files whenever you install a new version of JChem.
Create a web application for JChem.
Tomcat instructions
Initialize a database for structure handling using JChemManager.
Create a table
called editexample
using
JChemManager.
Import an SD file containing chemical structures into the new table.
When the example system is set up,
try it by loading
<JChem's URL>/examples/db_search/setup.jsp
into your browser.
Tomcat:
If the web server is located on your machine on the default port (8080), load
http://localhost:8080/jchem/examples/db_search/setup.jsp
You can alter the following settings here:
Insert
, modify
, update
and import
commands are not allowed on these tables for the
users of the JSP example.
For example: REACTIONS;STRUCTURES
If your RDBMS supports schemes, specify the schema too:
SCOTT.REACTIONS;SCOTT.STRUCTURES
The case of the letters is important. When an RDBMS (like Oracle)
stores the names in upper case, enter the
name of the table using capital letters.
<jchem_home>/examples/db_search/ChemicalTermsFilters.xml
.
NOTE: You have to specify a file path on the server so the web server can
locate the file.
open_sessions * rows_in_largest_table * searches_to_remember * 4
.
* For the driver, url, username, password, and property table the following rules apply:
Additional properties:
There is a text area for defining some other properties for the example application. You will find some example variables here after installation.
The <table_name>.queryConditions
variables define
conditions that can be set for a query.
The fields have to be separated by semicolon.
A default value for all structure tables can be defined by using the
"default." tag before the queryConditions
instead of the
table name.
For example:
SCOTT.JSPEXAMPLE.queryConditions=cd_id;cd_molweight#Molweight default.queryConditions=cd_id#Id:
The text after the #
character (if specified) will be written
on the query page instead the database name of the field.
Forms for displaying a result can be defined here as well.
After setting all values you can store the settings and start using the example by
pressing the Save changes
button.
The first page of the example is a login page. After the login, entered values will be stored in cookies and will appear on the next login.
The page can be bypassed by defining the properties mentioned above in the setup.jsp
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If you receive the message "Error: Maximum number of searches allowed per minute is exceeded. Please try it later", then please for a license key that allows more frequent searching.
Please note that some less sophisticated databases like MS Access don't support parallel update or insert operations.
Instructions for license installation can be found here:
Installing licenses.
The user account of the ChemAxon license should be set on the Properties>Log On tab of Apache Tomcat service.
If you have any problem concerning the installation of the example, visit our forum or .


IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM WA No. 2165 of 2007() 1. THE ADDL.CHIEF SECY.,GOVT.OF KERALA&ANR. ... Petitioner Vs 1. R.S.SASIKUMAR AND OTHERS ... Respondent For Petitioner :GOVERNMENT PLEADER For Respondent :SRI.GEORGE POONTHOTTAM The Hon'ble the Chief Justice MR.H.L.DATTU The Hon'ble MR. Justice K.T.SANKARAN Dated :18/09/2007 O R D E R H.L. DATTU, C.J. & K.T. SANKARAN, J. ------------------------------------- W.A. No.2165 of 2007 ------------------------------------ Dated this, the 18th day of September, 2007. JUDGMENT
H.L. DATTU, C.J.
State Government is the appellant in this appeal. Respondent No.1 is the contesting private respondent. Respondent No.2 is a formal party.
2. The State Government has informed the private respondent that his term as a member of the Syndicate of the 2nd respondent - Cochin University of Science and Technology, Cochin has expired and therefore, he has to vacate his seat as a member of the Syndicate of the University. However, the private contesting respondent is of the view that he can continue to sit and occupy the Chair as a member of the Syndicate. The tussle between the State Government and the first respondent has reached the High Court in the form of a writ petition filed by the private respondent. Learned Single Judge has allowed the writ petition and thereby has permitted the private respondent to continue to occupy his chair as a member of the Syndicate of the second respondent University. The result of the writ petition has brought the State Government before this Court by filing the writ appeal.
3. The private respondent was a member of the Senate of the 2nd respondent University. He was nominated as such by the State Government in exercise of its powers under Section 19(iv) of the Cochin University of Science and Technology Act, 1986 (hereinafter for the sake of brevity referred to as Act). The said nomination was done by the University by issuing a notification dated 7.5.2003. The term of his office as a member of the Senate commenced from W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 2 - 31.3.2003 and expired only on 13.2.2007.
4. The Registrar of Cochin University of Science and Technology has issued a notification dated 26.2.2005 pursuant to the letter of the State Government dated 26.2.2005 nominating the private respondent as a member to the Syndicate of the University as per Section 17(1)(viii) of the University Act, 1986. The nomination so made specifically states that the nomination made is against the vacancy caused by the relinquishment of membership of the Syndicate by one Sri.K.Mohammed Ali. The term of office of the nominee is subject to Act, 1986. The notification issued by the University has some significance for the purpose of disposal of the writ appeal. Therefore, the said notification is extracted in full and it is as under:
"COCHIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY No.GA & EL.4/86 NOTIFICATION It is hereby notified that the Government have been pleased to nominate the following members to the Syndicate of the Cochin University of Science and Technology as per Section 17(1) (x) and 17 (1) (viii) of the Cochin University of Science and Technology Act, 1986 vide Government letter No.6018/B2/2005/H.Edn. dated 26.02.2005.
1. Sri.K.Mohammed Ali Under Section17(1)(x) in the M.L.A. (Aluva) vacancy caused by the term Pattarumadom of Dr.K.C.Joseph, M.L.A. Chithra Lane, Aluva Ernakulam - 683 101. 2. Sri.T.P.M. Nazir, Under Section17(1)(x) in the M.L.A. (Kozhikode) vacancy consequent on the 5/1479, Sharafath appointment of Sri.V.K.Ibrahim Kozhikode - 673006. Kunju, M.L.A. as Minister (Industries). 3. Sri.R.S. Sasikumar Under Section17(1)(viii) "Nirmalyam", KRA 7 against the vacancy caused by Nemom, Thiruvananthapuram relinquishment of member- - 695 020. -ship by Sri.K.Mohammed Ali
The term of office of the nominees will be subject to the W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 3 - provision of the Cochin University of Science and Technology Act, 1986 (31 of 1986) and Statutes thereunder.".
5. While the private respondent was continuing as a member of the Syndicate of the University, the State Government has passed an order dated 7.8.2006, informing the petitioner that his term has expired and therefore, he should vacate the seat as a member of the Syndicate. The said order passed by the State Government dated 7.8.2006 has some relevance. Therefore, the same is extracted and it reads as under:
Government of Kerala Higher Education (B) Department No.16336/B2/2006/H.Edn. Dated Thiruvananthapuram 07.8.2006 From The Additional Chief Secretary.
To The Registrar, Cochin University of Science and Technology, Cochi - 682 022.
Sir, Sub: Higher Education/Universities/Cochin University of Science & Technology / R.S.Sasikumar/Member Syndicate, Term of Office/Clarification reg:-
Ref: 1. Notification No.GA & EL .4/86/dt.15.6.2001, 18.1.2003 & 26.2.2005.
2. Govt. Lr. No.5018/V2/2006/H.Edn. dt.26.2.2005.
...
Inviting attention to the reference cited I am to inform you that Sri.R.S.Sasikumar was nominated to Syndicate u/s.17(1)(viii) against the vacancy caused by the relinquishment of membership by Sri.K.Mohammed Ali vide letter cited (2).
In view of Sec.45(2) of Cochin University of Science and Technology Act, 1986, he can hold office only till the date upto which Sri.K.Mohammed Ali would have been entitled to hold office, if he had not relinquished membership, upto 14.6.2005, the date of expiry of four years from the date of his nomination which was 15.6.2001.
Thus in view of Sec.17(2) and 45(2) of Cochin University of Science and Technologty Act, 1986, Sri.R.S.Sasikumar could have held office only upto 14.6.2005.
W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 4 - Necessary notification terminating his membership with immediate effect may be issued today itself.
Yours faithfully Sd/-
G.Rajeswari, Joint Secretary.
Approved for issue, for Addl. Chief Secretary Sd/- Section Officer."
6. Aggrieved by the action of the State Government, the private respondent was before this Court in writ petition (c) No.21092 of 2006. Learned Single Judge has allowed the writ petition and thereby has declared that the orders passed by the State Government dated 7.8.2006 is illegal, invalid and contrary to the provisions of the University Act. While concluding, the learned Single Judge has declared that the petitioner is entitled to continue as a member of the Syndicate, in view of the notification issued by the University dated 26.2.2005 wherein the University has nominated the private respondent/petitioner in the writ petition u/s.17(1) (viii) of the Act. Learned Single Judge has also taken into consideration the view expressed by a Division Bench of this Court in the case of Kamaruddin.P.K. vs. Government of Kerala and others, 2000 (1) KLT
722.
7. The State Government while asserting that the learned Single Judge was not justified in allowing the writ petition has stated, that, under the provisions of the University Act the State has the power to nominate a person as a member of the Syndicate u/s.17(1)(viii) of the Act and if such nomination is made under the aforesaid provision, in view of sub-section (2) of Section 17 of the Act, the nominated member to the Syndicate can hold the office of the member of the Syndicate for a period of four years, and, he shall not be eligible for re-nomination and if for any reason, a person is nominated due to death, W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 5 - resignation or relinquishment of office of any member of the Syndicate, the vacancy that is caused can be filled up by the University in the place of the person who had relinquished the office and that can only be done under Section 45 of the Act and if such nomination is made, the term of office that he would be entitled to hold would be the remaining portion of the tenure of the earlier incumbent who had vacated the office as a member of the Syndicate.
8. The private respondent has filed a counter affidavit and in that it is stated, that, since his nomination was under Section 17(1) (viii) of the Act, he has every right to continue as a member of the Syndicate for a period of four years and therefore, the State Government is not justified in restricting the term of the office of the respondent for the remaining portion of the tenure of the earlier incumbent who had vacated.
9. Learned Advocate General appearing for the State Government would firstly contend that the private respondent was nominated as a member of the Syndicate in view of the vacancy caused by the relinquishment of the office of the membership of the syndicate by one Sri.Mohammed Ali, who was nominated as a member of the Syndicate. Continuing further, learned Advocate General would submit that though in the notification it is stated that the nomination of the private respondent is done u/s.17(1)(viii) of the Act, it should be presumed that the said nomination is only under Section 45(1) of the Act and, therefore, the nominated member can hold office for the remaining period of the office that Sri.Mohammed Ali could have continued as a member of the Syndicate. In aid of this submission, learned counsel has invited our attention to Section 17(1) and (2) and also Section 45 of the Act. Learned Advocate General also relies upon the observations made by the Full Bench of this Court in the case of Babu Raj v. W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 6 - State of Kerala, 1994(2) KLT 679, wherein the Full Bench of this Court has stated that merely because a rule was not mentioned while granting retrospective regularisation for conferring seniority to the respondents therein, it must be presumed that such a decision/order is made only in exercise of the power under Rule 39 of the Kerala State and Subordinate Service Rules. In this regard, learned Advocate General invites our attention to the penultimate paragraph of the judgment of the Full Bench, which reads as under:
"The aforesaid decision is an authority that the Government action in giving retrospective regularisation for conferring seniority to the respondents was in exercise of the residuary powers. Such a residuary power can certainly be traced to R.39 as quoted above. Even if the Rule was not mentioned as such, we are of the opinion that the action of the Government can be supported by tracing the source of power in the said rule".
10. Learned Advocate General then invites our attention to the observation made by the Apex Court in the case of State of Manipur vs. Chandam Manihar Singh, (1999) 7 SCC 503. Reference to the law laid down by the Apex Court in the aforesaid decision requires to be noticed in detail and therefore the observations made in the aforesaid decision will be noticed at the appropriate stage while discussing the legal issues canvassed by the learned counsel for the parties to the lis. Learned Advocate General also invites our attention to the observations made by the Division Bench of this Court in the case of Kamaruddin v. State of Kerala, 2000 (1) KLT 722.
11. Per contra, Sri.George Poonthottam, learned counsel appearing for the private respondent would submit that nomination of the respondent is under Section 17(1)(viii) of the Act and, therefore, the private W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 7 - respondent is entitled to continue as a member of the Syndicate for a term of four years from the date of his nomination in view of sub-section (2) of Section 17 of the Act. Learned counsel also relies upon the very same decision on which reliance was placed by the learned Advocate General in the case of Kamaruddin v. State of Kerala (supra).
12. The question that would arise for consideration and decision of this Court is, whether the private respondent is entitled to continue as a member of the Syndicate for a period of four years or in the alternative for the remaining portion of the tenure of the earlier incumbent in whose place he was nominated. To answer the aforesaid legal issue, it would be relevant to notice certain provisions of the Act 1986. Chapter IV of the Act provides for the Authorities of the University, Staff Council and University Appellate Tribunal. Section 16 of the Act provides for the Authorities of the University. Under the aforesaid heading, the Syndicate, the Senate, the Academic Council, the Faculties, the Boards of Studies, the Planning Committee, the Finance Committee and such other boards or bodies of the University as may be declared by the Statutes are the authorities of the University. Section 17 of the Act provides for the Syndicate. Section 17(1) of the Act states that the Syndicate shall be the chief executive body of the University and would consist of the Vice Chancellor, the Pro-Vice Chancellor, the Director of Technical Education, the Secretary to Government Higher Education Education, the Chairman of the Kerala State Committee on Science and Technology, three Deans of Faculties of the University by rotation in the alphabetical order of the Faculties in every two years, an expert from the field of Industry and Commerce nominated by the Chancellor, five members of the Syndicate nominated by the Government of whom one shall be a member of the W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 8 - Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe and one shall be a teacher, an official representative of the University Grants Commission nominated by the Commission and two persons nominated by the Government from among the members of the Legislative Assembly of Kerala, as the members of the Syndicate. Section 17(2) of the Act provides that the term of office of the members nominated to the Syndicate under items (vii), (viii), (ix) and (x) shall be for a period of four years from the date of nomination. The said sub-section also prohibits that members so nominated under the aforesaid items are not eligible for re-nomination. The proviso appended to the section need not be noticed by us, since the said proviso would not throw any light for deciding the issue which we have raised for our consideration and decision.
13. Chapter VIII of the Act provides for filling up of vacancies in the event of resignation of the members of the Senate, Syndicate, Academic Council etc. Section 45 of the Act provides for filling up of vacancies. The said section is applicable not only to the members of the Senate, Academic Council, but also to the members of the Syndicate. We say so, for the reason, that, the said section clearly speaks of all vacancies among members of any authority or body of the University, other than ex officio members. Syndicate is, undoubtedly, a body of the University. Such vacancies can be filled up by reason of death, resignation, or otherwise of a person who was nominated as a member of the authorities of the University. Sub-section (2) of Section 45 of the Act envisages that any person appointed or nominated under sub-section (1) shall hold office as member so long only as the member in whose place he was appointed or nominated and would be entitled to hold office if the vacancy had not occurred. The Syndicate is a continuing body. The Syndicate continues to be in existence as long as the W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 9 - University is in existence. It only means the existence of Syndicate is perpetual and is co-terminus with the life of the University.
14. The State Government, in exercise of its powers, can nominate or appoint a person to be a member of the Syndicate. If the said nomination or appointment is under Section 17(1) of the Act, the term of office of such a person who is nominated as a member of the Syndicate would be for a period of four years from the date of appointment/nomination. If for any reason, the State Government chooses to appoint a person in the vacancy which has arisen by reason of death, resignation or relinquishment of the membership or under any other circumstances, such a person shall hold office as member so long as the member in whose place he is appointed or nominated.
15. In the instant case, the private respondent was admittedly nominated in the vacancy caused by the relinquishment of the membership by Sri.K.Mohammed Ali, though his appointment is stated to have been done under Section 17(1)(viii) of the Act. The submission of the learned Advocate General that under clause (viii) of Section 17(1) of the Act, the State Government is authorised to nominate five members of the Senate as members of the Syndicate, and of the five members one should be a member of the Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe and one person should be a teacher. Since the contesting private respondent was appointed/nominated in the vacancy caused from the relinquishment of a membership by one Mohammed Ali, it requires to be construed that the said appointment was made by the State Government in exercise of its powers under Section 45(1) of the Act. This assertion of the learned Advocate General was disputed by learned counsel appearing for the private respondent, who contends that since the nomination of the private W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 10 - respondent was under Section 17(1)(viii) of the Act, necessarily, the term of office as a member of the Syndicate would expire only after a period of four years as envisaged u/s.17(2) of the Act,
16. In the instant case, the private contesting respondent was a member of the Senate. He was eligible to be appointed as a member of the Syndicate in view of Section 17(1)(viii) of the Act, for the reason, that, under the aforesaid clause it is only the members of the Senate who could be nominated by the Government as members of the Syndicate. In the instant case, the private respondent was appointed as a member of the Syndicate, but, that appointment/nomination was in the place of one Sri.Mohammed Ali, who has relinquished his office as member of the Syndicate. Though in the notification it is stated that the appointment of the private respondent is under Section 17(1)
(viii) of the Act, if the entire notification is read, it is clearly discernible that his appointment was in the place of a member of a Syndicate who had relinquished his office. If it is construed in the aforesaid manner, in view of sub-section (2) of Section 45 of the Act, the said member can continue to hold office as a member so long only as a member in whose place he is appointed.
17. A Division Bench of this Court had an occasion, in the case of Kamaruddin v. State of Kerala, to consider a more or less similar issue. That was a case where the President of the Cochin University Employees Association, aggrieved by the continuation of the two ruling party MLAs in the Syndicate of the University after the expiry of the term of their office prescribed under the Act had questioned their continuation in the office as members of the Syndicate, on the ground that the said continuation is contrary to the provisions of the Act and also illegal, irregular etc.. The Court after noticing the notification issued by the State W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 11 - Government in nominating the two ruling party MLAs in the Syndicate of the University was for a period of four years has opined that the continuation of those members as members was not only regular but also in accordance with the provisions of the Act. In the aforesaid case, the State while issuing the notification appointing the two ruling party MLAs as members of the Syndicate had specifically stated that term of office is for a period of four years and that only means that their appointment was u/s.17(1) of the Act. In the peculiar circumstances of the case, the court at paragraph 13 of the judgment has stated as under.
"In the instant case, nominations were made by the Government under S.17(1)(x) of the CUSAT Act for four years and the continuance of these members of the Syndicate is not in any way illegal.".
The decision in our opinion, would neither come to the aid of the State or the private respondent.
18. The Syndicate is a continuous body. It exists as long as the University exist. The Syndicate would consist of several members as envisaged under Section 17 of the Act. Under clause (vii) of Section 17(1) of the Act, the Chancellor of the University can nominate an expert from the field of industry and commerce, and under clause (viii) of Section 17(1) of the Act, the State Government is empowered to nominate five members of the Senate out of which one member requires to be a Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe and one member to be a teacher. Under clause (ix) of Section 17(1) of the Act, the University Grants Commission can appoint an official representative as member of the Syndicate. Under clause (x) of Section 17(1), the State Government is W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 12 - authorised to nominate two members of the Legislative Assembly of Kerala as members of the Syndicate. The nomination of the members so made under items/clauses (vii), (viii), (ix) and (x) shall be for a period of four years and those members shall not be entitled for re-nomination as members of the Syndicate.
19. Section 45 of the Act again authorises the State Government to fill up the members of the syndicate if any vacancy has arisen in view of the death of a member, resignation, relinquishment or otherwise. That only means, the State Government is authorised to nominate the members of the Syndicate u/s.17(1) of the Act and under special circumstances under Section 45 of the Act. Section 17 of the Act is an independent section and it has nothing to do with Section 45 of the Act. Any nomination or appointment under clauses (vii) to (x) of Section 17(1) of the Act is controlled by sub-section (2) of Section 17 of the Act. If, for any reason, any vacancy that would arise under clause (viii) or (x) of Section 17(1) of the Act, under the contingency mentioned in Section 45 of the Act, the State Government is authorised to nominate the members and such nomination is for the remaining period of the member in whose place the nomination is made.
20. The Apex Court in State of Manipur vs. Chandam Manihar Singh, had occasion to consider Section 5 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, which provides for the appointment of members of the Board and terms and conditions of service of members under the Act. Section 5 (1) of the said Act speaks of term of office of the members of the Board other than a member Secretary. It shall be for a term of three years from the date of his nomination. Proviso appended to the section authorises the continuation of the member so nominated, notwithstanding the expiration of his term, until his W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 13 - successor enters upon his office. Section 5(6) of the Act provides for filling up of casual vacancy in the Board. That can be done only by a fresh nomination and the person nominated to fill the casual vacancy shall hold the office only for the remainder of the term for which the member in whose place he was nominated. The question that came up for consideration before the Apex Court was whether the chairman of the Board appointed under Section 5(6) of the Act to fill up the casual vacancy caused on the resignation of the erstwhile Chairman entitled to continue as a Chairman for a period of three years as envisaged under Section 5 (1) of the Act or for the remainder of the term of the erstwhile Chairman in whose place he was nominated. The Apex Court after considering the provisions of Section 5(1) read with Section 5(6) of the Act, is of the opinion that if a Chairman is nominated u/s.5(6), he shall continue as a Chairman only for the remaining period of the erstwhile Chairman in whose place he was nominated. While explaining the aforesaid legal position, the Apex court at paragraph 13 has stated as under:
"It is obvious that if such removal takes place as per Section 5(3) the vacancy arising out of such termination cannot be anything but a casual vacancy depending upon such a contingency. Another instance of a casual vacancy is furnished by the provisions of sub-section (4) of Section 5 which deal with the resignation of the members of the Board, other than the member-secretary. If a member including Chairman resigns before his term is over, the seat of the Chairman or such other member thereupon shall become vacant. But that apart, Section 6(1) deals with disqualification of sitting members of the Board. If such disqualification is found to have been incurred by any member under sub-section (1) then under sub-section (2) of Section 6 after giving him reasonable opportunity, he can be removed from his office prior to the expiry of the usual term of his office of three years. That would be a third instance of a W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 14 - casual vacancy. When such casual vacancies occur, sub-section (6) of Section 5 would start operating and if another member is nominated to fill up that vacancy, then his term of office would be for the remainder of the unexpired term of the member in whose place he steps in by nomination. In the facts of the present case, it is easy to visualise that as the earlier Chairman resigned on 10-7-2006 and he was nominated as Chairman on 5-5-1995, his regular term of office would have expired on 4-5-1998. In the meantime, because of his resignation, casual vacancy of Chairman occurred and the said vacancy was filled up by nomination of the respondent on16-10-1996. Therefore, the unexpired term of his tenure as a substituted nominee Chairman would have continued only up to 4-5-1998. On that day, by the thrust of sub-section (6) of Section 5, vacancy of the Chairman could be said to have occurred and till that vacancy was filled up in accordance with law by the State authorities, the respondent could have continued to hold office beyond 4-5-1998 till his successor was available to hold that office. It is of course true that in the meantime the appellants themselves thought that the respondent was liable to removed from office and passed order on 19-10-1998. That appeared to have been on the assumption that the successor was not available to take charge from the respondent. Be that as it may, so far as the impugned direction of the High Court is concerned and to which exception is taken by learned Senior Counsel for the appellants, it is to be stated on the correct interpretation of relevant provisions of the Act as mentioned earlier, that in case of any casual vacancy of any member of the Board duly constituted under Section 4, the successor nominee who fills up such vacancy will have only the unexpired period of office available in the light of the initial appointment of the original incumbent member vice whom he walks in to fill up the vacancy.".
21. The provisions of Section 5(1) and Section 5(6) of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 are more or less similar to section 17(1) and Section 45 of the University Act. Therefore, in W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 15 - our opinion, the observations made by the Apex Court in the aforesaid decision can be usefully applied while analysing Sections 17(1), 17(2), 45 (1) and 45(2) of the Act.
22. Under Ext.P2, the petitioner Sri.R.S.Sasikumar, the contesting private respondent was nominated as a member of the Syndicate of the University against the vacancy caused by relinquishment of membership of the Syndicate by Sri.K.Mohammed Ali under Section 17(1)(viii) of the Act. The said notification is issued by the Registrar of the 2nd respondent University, pursuant to the letter issued by the State Government in letter No.6018/B2/2005/Hi.Edn. dated 26.2.2005 in exercise of its powers as per Section 17(1)(viii) and 17(1)(x) of the Act. By the said letter, the State Government had nominated the contesting private respondent and two others as members of the second respondent University. In the notification, it is specifically mentioned, that, this nomination is against the casual vacancy caused by relinquishment of membership by Sri.K.Mohammed Ali and the term of office of the nominees would be subject to the provisions of the Cochin University of Science and Technology Act, 1986 and statutes thereunder, unlike in Kamaruddin's case, wherein the term of office of the nominated members was for a specific period of four years from the date of their nomination as members of the Syndicate.
23. If the nomination to the Syndicate is in the vacancy caused, necessarily, the nomination can be only under Section 45(1) of the Act and as per Section 45(2) of the Act, the substituted member can hold office as member so long only as the member in whose place he was nominated could have been entitled to hold the office, if the vacancy had not occurred. In the alternative, successor nominee who fills up such vacancy will have only the unexpired period W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 16 - of office available to the original incumbent. Therefore, the substituted member can continue only up to the term left by the earlier member. This only means, though in the notification it is stated that the nomination is under Section 17(1)
(viii) of the Act, since it is a nomination made to fill up a casual vacancy on the relinquishment of membership of the Syndicate by Mr.K.Mohammed Ali, the nominated member can hold office only for the remaining period in whose place he is nominated.
24. The State Government can nominate members of the Syndicate in two different situations. Firstly, under Section 17(1) of the Act and that would be a fresh nomination, and secondly, on the happening of an event as envisaged under Section 45(1) of the Act. If the nomination is under Section 17 (1) of the Act, as per Section 17(2), the nominated member can hold office for a period of four years. However, the person so nominated shall not be eligible for re-nomination. If, for any reason, the State Government nominates a person in the vacancy caused in the eventuality that is envisaged under Section 45, the period of such nomination is governed by Section 45(2) of the Act. Therefore, a vacancy in the Syndicate which is a continuing body without a specific duration, unlike in the case of Senate, Academic Council etc., can be filled up by the State Government either by resorting to Section 17(1) or under Section 45 of the Act. In the instant case, since the nomination is made in the vacancy caused on the relinquishment of membership by a member of the Syndicate, the nomination could only be under Section 45 of the Act, and, therefore, his term of office can only be as determined under Section 45(2) of the Act, though in the notification the notifying authority has stated that his nomination is under Section 17(1)(viii) of the Act. Mentioning of the wrong provision of the Act will not entitle a person to W.A. No.2165 of 2007 - 17 - take the benefit of the said provision. If the notification is read in full, the only conclusion that can be reached is that the petitioner was nominated in the vacancy caused due to the relinquishment of membership of the Syndicate by Sri.K.Mohammed Ali and that vacancy caused is filled up by nominating the petitioner. It only means, his nomination is made under Section 45(1) of the Act.
25. In view of the above discussion, in our opinion, we cannot sustain the findings and the conclusions reached by the learned Single Judge while allowing the writ petition. Therefore, the appeal filed by the State Government requires to be allowed and accordingly, it is allowed. The order passed by the learned Single Judge is set aside. In the facts and circumstances of the case, parties are directed to bear their own costs.
Ordered accordingly.
Sd/-
H.L.DATTU, CHIEF JUSTICE.
Sd/-
K.T. SANKARAN, DK. JUDGE. (True copy)


Version 2.x of this library has deprecated or removed a number of interfaces to
the VP8 codec. Where possible, the old interfaces have been left in place in a
deprecated state, and will generate compiler warnings when they are referenced.
All users are encouraged to update their code to the new interfaces as soon as
possible. To assist in this effort, the VPX_CODEC_DISABLE_COMPAT
symbol can
be #defined to 1 prior to including vpx headers. This will disable the
backwards compatability workarounds and ensure that you are using only the
latest API.
The TWO-PASS STATISTICS sections detail the one section of code which is not backwards compatable and will require code changes.
The following header files were renamed:
vp8.h -> vp8dx.h vp8e.h -> vp8cx.h
The following interface symbols were renamed:
vpx_codec_vp8_algo -> vpx_codec_vp8_dx_algo vpx_enc_vp8_algo -> vpx_codec_vp8_cx_algo
Two-pass statistics are handled significantly differently. The version 1 API
stored statistics in a file, and the application passed the name of that file
in the vpx_codec_enc_cfg
structure. In this version, statistics are returned
though the application though the vpx_codec_get_cx_data()
interface. The
application must concatenate these packets into a contiguous buffer and then
pass that buffer to the encoder through the vpx_codec_enc_cfg
structure on
the second pass initialization. The application may choose to keep these packets
in memory or write them to disk. Statistics packets are approximately 112 bytes
per frame. See the example code for more detailed examples.
The following controls are duplicated between the encoder and the decoder, but the encoder unnecessarily introduced unique identifiers for them. These identifiers were removed in favor of the ones used by the decoder:
VP8E_SET_REFERENCE -> VP8_SET_REFERENCE VP8E_COPY_REFERENCE -> VP8_COPY_REFERENCE VP8E_SET_PREVIEWPP -> VP8_SET_POSTPROC
This control was removed in favor of the flags
parameter to
vpx_codec_encode()
. Existing code such as:
vpx_codec_control(&encoder, VP8E_SET_FRAMETYPE, KEY_FRAME); ... vpx_codec_encode(&encoder, img, pts, 1, 0, 0);
becomes:
vpx_codec_encode(&encoder, img, pts, 1, VPX_EFLAG_FORCE_KF, VPX_DL_REALTIME);
Flush is handled by passing NULL
to the img
parameter of
vpx_codec_encode()
. You must do this at least once, regardless of your encoder
configuration. i.e. it’s not specific to g_lag_in_frames. This control was
removed.
while(...) { ... vpx_codec_encode(&encoder, img, pts, 1, 0, 0); while( (pkt = vpx_codec_get_cx_data(&encoder, &iter)) ) { ... } } vpx_codec_control(&encoder, VP8E_SET_FLUSHFLAG, 1); while( (pkt = vpx_codec_get_cx_data(&encoder, &iter)) ) { ... } vpx_codec_encode(&encoder, img, pts, 1, 0, 0);
becomes
while(new_image && ...) { ... vpx_codec_encode(&encoder, new_image?img:NULL, pts, 1, 0, 0); while( (pkt = vpx_codec_get_cx_data(&encoder, &iter)) ) { ... } }
This control was removed in favor of the deadline
parameter to
vpx_codec_encode()
. There are three macros that can be used to get the
equivalent behavior: VPX_DL_REALTIME, VPX_DL_GOOD_QUALITY,
VPX_DL_BEST_QUALITY. Existing code such as:
vpx_codec_control(&encoder, VP8E_SET_ENCODING_MODE, VP8_REAL_TIME_ENCODING); ... vpx_codec_encode(&encoder, img, pts, 1, 0, 0);
becomes:
vpx_codec_encode(&encoder, img, pts, 1, 0, VPX_DL_REALTIME);
This control was deprecated in favor of the flags
parameter to
vpx_codec_encode()
. Existing code such as:
vpx_codec_control(&encoder, VP8E_UPD_ENTROPY, 0);
becomes:
vpx_codec_encode(&encoder, img, pts, 1, VP8_EFLAG_NO_UPD_ENTROPY, VPX_DL_REALTIME);
This control was deprecated in favor of the flags
parameter to
vpx_codec_encode()
. A set bit on the VP8E_UPD_REFERENCE bitfield is
analogous to setting the VP8_EFLAG_FORCE_* flag. A cleared bit is analogous
to setting the VP8_EFLAG_NO_UPD_* flag. If neither the FORCE or NO_UPD bit
is set, the encoder will make its decision automatically, as usual. Setting
both bits will result in an error being returned. Existing code such as:
vpx_codec_control(&encoder, VP8E_UPD_REFERENCE, VP8_LAST_FRAME | VP8_GOLD_FRAME); vpx_codec_control(&encoder, VP8E_UPD_REFERENCE, 0); ... vpx_codec_encode(&encoder, img, pts, 1, 0, VPX_DL_REALTIME);
becomes:
vpx_codec_encode(&encoder, img, pts, 1, VP8_EFLAG_FORCE_GF, VPX_DL_REALTIME); vpx_codec_encode(&encoder, img, pts, 1, VP8_EFLAG_NO_UPD_LAST | VP8_EFLAG_NO_UPD_GF | VP8_EFLAG_NO_UPD_ARF, VPX_DL_REALTIME);
This control was deprecated in favor of the flags
parameter to
vpx_codec_encode()
. A cleared bit on the VP8E_USE_REFERENCE bitfield is
analogous to setting the VP8_EFLAG_NO_REF* flag. A set bit indicates that
the encoder will make its decision automatically, as usual.
Existing code such as:
vpx_codec_control(&encoder, VP8E_USE_REFERENCE, VP8_ALTR_FRAME | VP8_GOLD_FRAME); ... vpx_codec_encode(&encoder, img, pts, 1, 0, VPX_DL_REALTIME);
becomes
vpx_codec_encode(&encoder, img, pts, 1, VP8_EFLAG_NO_REF_LAST, VPX_DL_REALTIME);


My name is Arthur Douillard but I go along with the name `Mougatine` on the web.
I'm a Computer Science student at EPITA in France. I'm currently following the general cursus of CS, but for Spring 2017 I'll join the departement of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
I'll also, for Spring 2017, have the great pleasure to be a Teacher Assistant at my school, teaching C++, SQL & Java.
Career speaking, I'll, during Fall 2016, join MyDrive in London to be a Data Scientist Intern.
Student at EPITA in the 4th year.
Paris, France
Exchange programme : 1 semester spent at HanYang (CS department)
Seoul, Korea
Teaching C++, SQL, and Java for ~ 300 students.
Incoming.
Tracking classified military RADARs with Oracle Applications.
Educational Robots creations, and Artificial Intelligence coded in Risbee. Exposition of the created robots at the Model World Fair and the Japan-Expo.
C, C++, ASM MIPS, Python, Scala, R, MySql, PostGres, SQLite, HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, Spring, Flask


Weekly Meeting: 2015-06-03
3rd Jun 2015: TLS releases, TCP bug-squishing and best-practice docs
Agenda
- Quality and Test
- TLS release status
- TCP debugging, profiling and stats
- Documentation best practice
Attendees: Amir Chaudhry (chair), Matthew Gray, David Kaloper, Masoud Koleini, Thomas Leonard, Len Maxwell, Hannes Mehnert, Richard Mortier, Dave Scott, Magnus Skjegstad and Mindy Preston
Notes
Quality and Test
mirge-skeleton — A few people have commented on the list that mirage-skeleton has been broken for them. In addition, there’s occasionally confusion about what they should or could do with the content of the repo. Whether what they see there is considered ‘best practice’, just happens to be there for testing or are snippets for people to use elsewhere.
We believe some of these issues have been fixed via the list but it’s worth
highlighting when/why this happens. It seems we’ve set up the master
branch
of mirage-skeleton to work when using the mirage-dev remote (an
opam repository where we stage our releases and work in progress).
That means the examples are currently meant to be working with the upcoming
releases rather than the packages available in the official repository.
Anyone who doesn’t expect this is liable to see breakages and probably be
confused as to why.
One approach to mitigate this would be to maintain two branches, master
and
mirage-dev
, which would track with the packages in the main opam repo and
mirage-dev repo, respectively. This would add a step to the release process,
which would involve merging relevant changes from one branch to the other
Another approach was suggested, which involves clarifying what it means to
have a ‘version’ of MirageOS (a particular set of libraries).
Regarding the question of what mirage-skeleton is for, we suggested that adding some more information to the repo’s README would be helpful.
It was proposed that we continue this discussion either on the mailing list or on an issue on the mirage-skeleton repository. That would allow anyone else to get involved and comment before we make any firm decisions.
TLS release planning
We’re gearing up to a release of MirageOS v2.5, which includes support for TLS. While working on this, we uncovered some bugs elsewhere in the stack (TCP) and have been working to resolve them (now being tracked in mirage/mirage#409).
We originally had a fixed date for the news release — to go with the software release — but because of the remaining issues, we’re not comfortable making announcements until we’re sure the code-base is ready. To relieve some of time pressure and assure a high-quality release, we decided to decouple the different elements as much as possible. Practically speaking, this means we will first get the issues resolved (releasing libraries as usual), then get associated blog posts written, and finally have a news announcement (there’s more info in Amir’s comment on #409).
A point was raised that we should try and avoid this occurring again, whether that means more testing, or a different process. We asked one of the people present on the call (who shall remain nameless), how his very large and well established company handles things to avoids such release issues … after a brief pause, the response was “No comment!”. So it seems we’re no worse than elsewhere but it would be nice to be better.
TCP debugging, profiling and stats
Lots of people have been trying to debug the TCP stack. ThomasG put together a stats branch with extra debug output, which was very useful. However, it slows things down enough that it hides one of the race conditions that ThomasL had uncovered — ThomasL has as issue with TLS on the Cubieboard where it doesn’t serve a file.
ThomasL has continued to make improvements to debugging tools and Mindy was very happy about that! These tools will go into the Lwt tracing branch.
It was suggested that one of the effort towards a 3.0 should be improvement of the developer tools around MirageOS, including tracing. This is already one of the elements we’ve been thinking of while discussing logging but it’s worth calling out explicitly. It seems our approach is already a few steps ahead of what other systems provide so it’s worth drawing attention to. Our friend in the BigCo did confirm that they’re better than the tools he currently uses.
In addition to the above work, Hannes has been working on recoding pcap traces, which is based on Mindy’s earlier work. Did point out that TCP needs more hooks to enable this.
Documentation best practice
Dave has been looking at libraries he’s been in invovled with and noticed that the documentation could be much improved. Dave was hoping that we could come up with ‘best practice’ information for how to do docs for code — whether that includes ocamldoc, gh-pages or whatever else. There are also thoughts for how to create tutorials for users, which he’d like to do for certain libs e.g. how-tos for vchan, client/server etc. IOCaml notebooks seem ideal for this and people who’ve used them rave about them.
After some discussion, we thought it might be good to put together a wiki page with pointers to examples of good practice. We could use this as a guide to raise the quality bar on all libs. Examples to point to could be vchan for the code coverage, cmdliner for docs, etc.
Amir points out that OCaml Labs is looking at improving documentation generation and that there should be some useful tooling out soon (cf. codoc). It would be good to move this discussion to the mailing list so that others can comment and highlight approaches (edit: see the thread on “API documentation best practices”).
There were even thoughts that we could construct unikernels, running entirely in the browser and that you can interact with via automatically generated IOCaml notebooks, which would allow people to experiment with the API and talk across browser tabs … but perhaps not just yet.
–
AoB
- The next call is scheduled for Wednesday, 17th June. Please add any agenda items you wish to discuss in advance and refer to the mailing list for actual details a day or so in advance.


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You can improve concurrency on your database reads and writes by splitting access to a single database into multiple databases. This helps to avoid contention for internal database pages, as well as allowing you to spread your databases across multiple disks, which can help to improve disk I/O.
While you can manually do this by creating and using more than one database for your data, DB is capable of partitioning your database for you. When you use DB's built-in database partitioning feature, your access to your data is performed in exactly the same way as if you were only using one database; all the work of knowing which database to use to access a particular record is handled for you under the hood.
Only the BTree and Hash access methods are supported for partitioned databases.
You indicate that you want your database to be partitioned by calling DB->set_partition() before opening your database the first time. You can indicate the directory in which each partition is contained using the DB->set_partition_dirs() method.
Once you have partitioned a database, you cannot change your partitioning scheme.
There are two ways to indicate what key/data pairs should go on which partition. The first is by specifying an array of DBTs that indicate the minimum key value for a given partition. The second is by providing a callback that returns the number of the partition on which a specified key is placed.
For simple cases, you can partition your database by providing an array of DBTs, each element of which provides the minimum key value to be placed on a partition. There must be one fewer elements in this array than you have partitions. The first element of the array indicates the minimum key value for the second partition in your database. Key values that are less than the first key value provided in this array are placed on the first partition (partition 0).
You can use partition keys only if you are using the Btree access method.
For example, suppose you had a database of fruit, and you want three partitions for your database. Then you need a DBT array of size two. The first element in this array indicates the minimum keys that should be placed on partition 1. The second element in this array indicates the minimum key value placed on partition 2. Keys that compare less than the first DBT in the array are placed on partition 0.
All comparisons are performed according to the lexicographic comparison used by your platform.
For example, suppose you want all fruits whose names begin with:
'a' - 'f' to go on partition 0
'g' - 'p' to go on partition 1
'q' - 'z' to go on partition 2.
Then you would accomplish this with the following code fragment:
The DB->set_partition() partition callback parameter
must be NULL
if you are using an
array of DBTs to partition your database.
DB *dbp = NULL; DB_ENV *envp = NULL; DBT partKeys[2]; u_int32_t db_flags; const char *file_name = "mydb.db"; int ret; ... /* Skipping environment open to shorten this example */ /* Initialize the DB handle */ ret = db_create(&dbp, envp, 0); if (ret != 0) { fprintf(stderr, "%s\n", db_strerror(ret)); return (EXIT_FAILURE); } /* Setup the partition keys */ memset(&partKeys[0], 0, sizeof(DBT)); partKeys[0].data = "g"; partKeys[0].size = sizeof("g") - 1; memset(&partKeys[1], 0, sizeof(DBT)); partKeys[1].data = "q"; partKeys[1].size = sizeof("q") - 1; dbp->set_partition(dbp, 3, partKeys, NULL); /* Now open the database */ db_flags = DB_CREATE; /* Allow database creation */ ret = dbp->open(dbp, /* Pointer to the database */ NULL, /* Txn pointer */ file_name, /* File name */ NULL, /* Logical db name */ DB_BTREE, /* Database type (using btree) */ db_flags, /* Open flags */ 0); /* File mode. Using defaults */ if (ret != 0) { dbp->err(dbp, ret, "Database '%s' open failed", file_name); return (EXIT_FAILURE); }
In some cases, a simple lexicographical comparison of key data will not sufficiently support a partitioning scheme. For those situations, you should write a partitioning function. This function accepts a pointer to the DB and the DBT, and it returns the number of the partition on which the key belongs.
Note that DB actually places the key on the partition calculated by:
returned_partition modulo number_of_partitions
Also, remember that if you use a partitioning function when you create your database, then you must use the same partitioning function every time you open that database in the future.
The following code fragment illustrates a partition callback:
u_int32_t db_partition_fn(DB *db, DBT *key) { char *key_data; u_int32_t ret_number; /* Obtain your key data, unpacking it as necessary * Here, we do the very simple thing just for illustrative purposes. */ key_data = (char *)key->data; /* Here you would perform whatever comparison you require to determine * what partition the key belongs on. If you return either 0 or the * number of partitions in the database, the key is placed in the first * database partition. Else, it is placed on: * * returned_number mod number_of_partitions */ ret_number = 0; return ret_number; }
You then cause your partition callback to be used by providing it to the DB->set_partition() method, as illustrated by the following code fragment.
The DB->set_partition() DBT array parameter must be
NULL
if you are using a
partition call back to partition your database.
DB *dbp = NULL; DB_ENV *envp = NULL; u_int32_t db_flags; const char *file_name = "mydb.db"; int ret; ... /* Skipping environment open to shorten this example */ /* Initialize the DB handle */ ret = db_create(&dbp, envp, 0); if (ret != 0) { fprintf(stderr, "%s\n", db_strerror(ret)); return (EXIT_FAILURE); } dbp->set_partition(dbp, 3, NULL, db_partition_fn); /* Now open the database */ db_flags = DB_CREATE; /* Allow database creation */ ret = dbp->open(dbp, /* Pointer to the database */ NULL, /* Txn pointer */ file_name, /* File name */ NULL, /* Logical db name */ DB_BTREE, /* Database type (using btree) */ db_flags, /* Open flags */ 0); /* File mode. Using defaults */ if (ret != 0) { dbp->err(dbp, ret, "Database '%s' open failed", file_name); return (EXIT_FAILURE); }
When you partition a database, a database file is
created on disk in the same way as if you were not
partitioning the database. That is, this file uses the
name you provide to the DB->open() file
parameter.
However, DB then also creates a series of database
files on disk, one for each partition that you want to
use. These partition files share the same name as the
database file name, but are also number sequentially. So
if you create a database named
mydb.db
, and you create 3
partitions for it, then you will see the following
database files on disk:
mydb.db __dbp.mydb.db.000 __dbp.mydb.db.001 __dbp.mydb.db.002
All of the database's contents go into the numbered database files. You can cause these files to be placed in different directories (and, hence, different disk partitions or even disks) by using the DB->set_partition_dirs() method.
DB->set_partition_dirs() takes a NULL-terminated array of strings, each one of which should represent an existing filesystem directory.
If you are using an environment, the directories specified using DB->set_partition_dirs() must also be included in the environment list specified by DB_ENV->add_data_dir().
If you are not using an environment, then the the directories specified to DB->set_partition_dirs() can be either complete paths to currently existing directories, or paths relative to the application's current working directory.
Ideally, you will provide DB->set_partition_dirs() with an array that is the same size as the number of partitions you are creating for your database. Partition files are then placed according to the order that directories are contained in the array; partition 0 is placed in directory_array[0], partition 1 in directory_array[1], and so forth. However, if you provide an array of directories that is smaller than the number of database partitions, then the directories are used on a round-robin fashion.
 The array provided to DB->set_partition_dirs() must not change after the database has been created.


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applications easier to write.
Most SLALIB routines are concerned with astronomical position and time, but a
number have wider trigonometrical, numerical or general applications.
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routines, as do a number of telescope control systems around the world.
The SLALIB versions currently in service are written in
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functionally similar to the Fortran version upon which the present
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- ObjectInit - Class in application
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A data structure for storing information needed to initialise objects
- ObjectInit() - Constructor for class application.ObjectInit
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Creates an empty object
- objects - Variable in class application.ConfigController
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Rendering objects
- objects - Variable in class application.MainSimulation
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The high poly renderer objects in the simulation
- objects - Variable in class application.PhysicsSimulation
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The high poly objects given to the renderer
- objects - Variable in class application.Renderer
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The objects to draw to the screen
- ObjImporter - Class in application
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Class for importing .obj models into a renderer.
- ObjImporter() - Constructor for class application.ObjImporter
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- objNames - Variable in class application.ConfigController
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Names of the objects in the simulation
- objs - Variable in class application.Config
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Information about the objects in the config
- oldActualLPVertices - Variable in class application.CustomObject
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The list of actual vertex positions of the low poly part of the object from last update (not relative to object position/rotation)
- oldActualVertices - Variable in class application.CustomObject
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The list of actual vertex positions of the object from last update (not relative to object position/rotation)
- openTestWindow() - Method in class application.ConfigController
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Opens a preview window for the config creator UI to see changes to the config
- outputVertex - Variable in class application.CustomObject
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Used in "getActualVertex()" just here for garbage collection reduction


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Screen sharing example
This example shows how to use a
ScreenSource
. The code for the Chrome extension can be found
here
, and Firefox
here
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Adam Dingle
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1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View, CA 94043
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Categories and Subject Descriptors
D.3.3 [Programming
Languages]: Language Constructs and Features -- dynamic storage management;
D.2.4 [Software
Engineering]: Software/Program Verification
General Terms
Design, Experimentation, Languages, Performance
Keywords
memory management, type safety, ownership, garbage collection
Acknowledgements
I'd like to thank Linus Upson for his invaluable feedback and
encouragement throughout my work on Gel at Google. David
Bacon
provided further encouragement and pointed me to various related work.
Discussions with Paul Haahr were also useful. Feng
Qian
ported the Gel compiler from Windows to Linux. Many thanks
are
due to Google for allowing me to release the Gel compiler as open
source.


Main Concepts
About Lifecycle - Specific to Components
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ngAfterContentInit:
After Angular projects external content into its view.
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ngAfterContentChecked:
After Angular checks the bindings of the external content that it projected into its view.
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ngAfterViewInit:
After Angular creates the component's view(s).
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ngAfterViewChecked :
After Angular checks the bindings of the component's view(s).