#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include "vocHash.h"
Functions | |
| vocHash_t * | vht_init (size_t size, int(*hash_func)(void *, size_t, size_t), char *flag) |
| void * | vht_search (vocHash_t *hashtable, void *key, size_t keylen) |
| void * | vht_findKey (vocHash_t *hashtable, char *key) |
| void * | vht_insert (vocHash_t *hashtable, void *key, size_t keylen, void *value, size_t vallen) |
| void * | vht_insertKey (vocHash_t *hashtable, char *key, void *value) |
| void | vht_remove (vocHash_t *hashtable, void *key, size_t keylen) |
| void | vht_removeKey (vocHash_t *hashtable, char *key) |
| void * | vht_grow (vocHash_t *old_ht, size_t new_size) |
| void | vht_destroy (vocHash_t *hashtable) |
| void | vht_iter_init (vocHash_t *hashtable, vocHash_iter_t *ii) |
| void | vht_iter_inc (vocHash_iter_t *ii) |
| int | vht_hash (void *key, size_t keylen, size_t hashtab_size) |
vht = vht_init (size, hash_func, flag) obj = vht_search (vht, key, keylen) obj = vht_findKey (vht, stringKey) obj = vht_insert (vht, key, keylen, value, vallen) obj = vht_insertKey (vht, stringKey, value, vallen) vht_remove (vht, key, keylen) vht_removeKey (vht, stringKey) vht_grow (vht, new_size) vht_destroy (vht)
vht_iter_init (vht, iterator) vht_iter_inc (iterator) vht_hash (key, keylen, hashtab_size
The hash table may be any size, set when initially created, and may be nondestructively grown during usage if desired. Growing does not happen automatically, nor is it strictly required, but the hash table can become inefficient if multiple keys has to the same hash slot.
Both keys and values are opaque objects and may be any size. Convenience routines are provided for string-valued keys. A custom hash function may be supplied at init time to hash whatever type of key is supplied. A default has function that merely hashes a sequence of bytes is provided and is the default if no hash function is supplied.
Original by C.Wellons; adapted for VOClient usage by D.Tody Dec 2013
| void vht_destroy | ( | vocHash_t * | hashtable | ) |
vht_destroy -- Free all resources used by the hashtable.
hashtable Hashtable to be destroyed.
Referenced by vht_grow().
| void* vht_findKey | ( | vocHash_t * | hashtable, | |
| char * | key | |||
| ) |
vht_findKey -- Convenience routine to search for a string-valued key.
hashtable Hashtable to be used key Hash key to search for
This routine is limited to string-valued keys. What is returned is a pointer to the external Value object originally input to vht_insertKey.
References vht_search().
| void* vht_grow | ( | vocHash_t * | old_ht, | |
| size_t | new_size | |||
| ) |
ht_grow -- Grow the hashtable.
old_ht Hash table to be modified. new_size N hash slots in new table.
A pointer to the new hash table is returned upon successful completion, otherwise NULL. If an error occors the old hash table is unmodified.
References vht_destroy(), vht_init(), vht_insert(), vht_iter_inc(), and vht_iter_init().
| int vht_hash | ( | void * | key, | |
| size_t | keylen, | |||
| size_t | hashtab_size | |||
| ) |
vht_hash -- Default, generic hash function.
key Key to be hashed keylen Size in bytes of the key hashtab_size Number of slots in hash table
Referenced by vht_init(), vht_insert(), vht_remove(), and vht_search().
| vocHash_t* vht_init | ( | size_t | size, | |
| int(*)(void *, size_t, size_t) | hash_func, | |||
| char * | flag | |||
| ) |
vht_init -- Create a new, empty hash table.
size N slots in initial hash table hash_func Hash function (optional, may be NULL) flag Set to "case" (default) or "nocase"
A unique key is determined by the hash value of the key data and the keylen in bytes. In this implementation, only a single instance of a key is permitted; inserts for the same key overwrite the old instance. A possible future enhancement would be to permit multiple instances with the same key.
References vht_hash().
Referenced by vht_grow().
| void* vht_insert | ( | vocHash_t * | hashtable, | |
| void * | key, | |||
| size_t | keylen, | |||
| void * | value, | |||
| size_t | vallen | |||
| ) |
vht_insert -- Insert a key, value pair in the hash table.
hashtable Hashtable to be used key Ptr to the key keylen Size in bytes of the key value Ptr to the value vallen Size in bytes of value data
If a matching key,keylen entry already exists (key and keylen identical) it is updated. If the insertion is successful a pointer to the value element is returned, otherwise NULL is returned.
References vht_hash().
Referenced by vht_grow(), and vht_insertKey().
| void* vht_insertKey | ( | vocHash_t * | hashtable, | |
| char * | key, | |||
| void * | value | |||
| ) |
vht_insertKey -- Convenience routine to insert a string-valued key.
hashtable Hash table to be used key Key to be hashed value Pointer to external data object
This routine is limited to string-valued keys. Value is a pointer to some external object. Unlike vht_insert, the content of the Value object is not copied into internal storage, rather only the value of the Value object pointer is stored.
References vht_insert().
| void vht_iter_inc | ( | vocHash_iter_t * | ii | ) |
vht_iter_inc -- Incrememt the iterator.
ii Active iterator
Referenced by vht_grow(), and vht_iter_init().
| void vht_iter_init | ( | vocHash_t * | hashtable, | |
| vocHash_iter_t * | ii | |||
| ) |
vht_iter_init -- Initialize a new hash table iterator.
hashtable Hashtable to be iterated ii Iterator
References vht_iter_inc().
Referenced by vht_grow().
| void vht_remove | ( | vocHash_t * | hashtable, | |
| void * | key, | |||
| size_t | keylen | |||
| ) |
vht_remove - Delete the given key from the hashtable.
hashtable Hash table to be used key Key to be removed keylen Key length (must match)
It is not an error if the key is not found.
References vht_hash().
Referenced by vht_removeKey().
| void vht_removeKey | ( | vocHash_t * | hashtable, | |
| char * | key | |||
| ) |
vht_removeKey -- Convenience routine to remove a string-valued key.
References vht_remove().
| void* vht_search | ( | vocHash_t * | hashtable, | |
| void * | key, | |||
| size_t | keylen | |||
| ) |
vht_search -- Look up the given key in the hash table, returning a pointer to the found entry, or NULL.
hashtable Hashtable to be searched key Hash key keylen Hash key length
The hash key datatype and size is arbitrary but must agree with what the hash function expects.
References vht_hash().
Referenced by vht_findKey().


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The work horse of the the churn library. This class takes user input, determins the SCM the user is using. It then determines changes made during this revision. Finally it reads all the changes from previous revisions and displays human readable output on the command line. It can also ouput a yaml format readable by other tools such as metric_fu and Caliper.
intialized the churn calculator object
# File lib/churn/churn_calculator.rb, line 28 def initialize(options={}) @churn_options = ChurnOptions.instance.set_options(options) @minimum_churn_count = @churn_options.minimum_churn_count @ignore_files = @churn_options.ignore_files start_date = @churn_options.start_date @source_control = set_source_control(start_date) @changes = {} @revision_changes = {} @class_changes = {} @method_changes = {} end
Pretty print the data as a string for the user
# File lib/churn/churn_calculator.rb, line 123 def self.to_s(hash) result = seperator result +="* Revision Changes \n" result += seperator result += "Files: \n" result += display_array(hash[:changed_files], :fields=>[:to_str], :headers=>{:to_str=>'file'}) result += "\nClasses: \n" result += display_array(hash[:changed_classes]) result += "\nMethods: \n" result += display_array(hash[:changed_methods]) + "\n" result += seperator result +="* Project Churn \n" result += seperator result += "Files: \n" result += display_array(hash[:changes]) result += "\nClasses: \n" class_churn = collect_items(hash[:class_churn], 'klass') result += display_array(class_churn) result += "\nMethods: \n" method_churn = collect_items(hash[:method_churn], 'method') result += display_array(method_churn) end
Analyze the source control data, filter, sort, and find more information on the editted files
# File lib/churn/churn_calculator.rb, line 87 def analyze @changes = sort_changes(@changes) @changes = @changes.map {|file_path, times_changed| {:file_path => file_path, :times_changed => times_changed }} calculate_revision_changes @method_changes = sort_changes(@method_changes) @method_changes = @method_changes.map {|method, times_changed| {'method' => method, 'times_changed' => times_changed }} @class_changes = sort_changes(@class_changes) @class_changes = @class_changes.map {|klass, times_changed| {'klass' => klass, 'times_changed' => times_changed }} end
Emits various data from source control to be analyses later… Currently this is broken up like this as a throwback to metric_fu
# File lib/churn/churn_calculator.rb, line 81 def emit @changes = parse_log_for_changes.reject {|file, change_count| change_count < @minimum_churn_count || @ignore_files.include?(file) } @revisions = parse_log_for_revision_changes end
this method generates the past history of a churn project from first commit to current running the report for oldest commits first so they are built up correctly
# File lib/churn/churn_calculator.rb, line 58 def generate_history if @source_control.is_a?(GitAnalyzer) begin history_starting_point =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@source_control.get_commit_history.each do |commit| %xgit checkout #{commit}` commit_date = %xgit show -s --format="%ci"` commit_date = Time.parse(commit_date) next if commit_date < history_starting_point #7776000 == 3.months without adding active support depenancy start_date = (commit_date - 7776000) %xchurn -s "#{start_date}"` end ensure %xgit checkout master` end "churn history complete, this has munipulated git please make sure you are back on HEAD where you expect to be" else raise "currently generate history only supports git" end end
prepares the data for the given project to be reported. reads git/svn logs analyzes the output, generates a report and either formats as a nice string or returns hash. @param [Bolean] format to return the data, true for string or false for hash @return [Object] returns either a pretty string or a hash representing the chrun of the project
# File lib/churn/churn_calculator.rb, line 46 def report(print = true) if @churn_options.history generate_history else self.emit self.analyze print ? self.to_s : self.to_h end end
collect all the data into a single hash data structure.
# File lib/churn/churn_calculator.rb, line 100 def to_h hash = {:churn => {:changes => @changes}} hash[:churn][:class_churn] = @class_changes hash[:churn][:method_churn] = @method_changes #detail the most recent changes made this revision first_revision = @revisions.first first_revision_changes = @revision_changes[first_revision] if first_revision_changes changes = first_revision_changes hash[:churn][:changed_files] = changes[:files] hash[:churn][:changed_classes] = changes[:classes] hash[:churn][:changed_methods] = changes[:methods] end #TODO crappy place to do this but save hash to revision file but while entirely under metric_fu only choice ChurnHistory.store_revision_history(first_revision, hash) hash end
# File lib/churn/churn_calculator.rb, line 118 def to_s ChurnCalculator.to_s(to_h[:churn]) end


Court dismisses appeal by 'Beast of Blenheim' Stewart Murray Wilson
An appeal by Stewart Murray Wilson has been denied.
The convicted sex offender, dubbed the 'Beast of Blenheim', was appealing his 2018 conviction and sentence for historic sex charges.
Wilson was first imprisoned in 1996 for 21 years.
He was released on parole in 2012 under strict conditions, but then recalled to jail in 2013 after breaching parole.
In October 2018 he faced more convictions after being being found guilty of 11 historical sex charges including rape, attempted rape, indecent assault, threatening to kill and indecency with a girl under the age of 12. He was sentenced to two years and four months' jail time.
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'Beast of Blenheim' released on parole
'Beast of Blenheim' found guilty of sex charges
In August this year he was paroled once again to live in a residency immediately outside Whanganui Prison where he is monitored by probation officers and GPS.
In his appeal, Wilson's lawyer argued there were fundamental errors in how one of the complainants identified Wilson, that the judge erred in allowing an additional charge of attempted rape to be laid mid-trial and that the sentence was "manifestly excessive".
In the decision released by the Court of Appeal on Tuesday, Wilson had both his appeal for conviction and sentence dismissed.
Wilson continues to deny the charges.


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--- layout: post title: 'Serving static content with Vaadin ' date: '2011-12-28T11:35:00+02:00' tags: - resources - static - vaadin - performance tumblr_url: http://blog.porotype.com/post/14911805208/serving-static-content-with-vaadin ---
I’ve heard the question “how do I serve static resources with Vaadin” (and it’s relatives) quite many times, so I thought it’s time to address this subject.
This is actually not so much a Vaadin specific issue, but mostly a generic servlet issue - but there are some Vaadin specific things you should know.
Also, Vaadin applications are quite often mapped to “/*”, which requires you to know how to configure your setup correctly to use the ‘default’ servlet for static content - I think this is the main reason Vaadin developers seem to struggle with this.
Let’s start:
Quite often you have your Vaadin application (or any servlet for that matter) set up to handle all paths ‘below’ its context:
<servlet>
<servlet-name>MyApp</servlet-name>
...
</servlet>
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>MyApp</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/*</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
The application will now handle http://…/, http://…/asd as well as http://…/asd/foo and so on.
But wait! You have some static files you want to serve - perhaps an image, or a html help file. You create a folder named ‘static’ and put the files there, but http://…/static/help.html just renders the servlet, because it’s handling all the things. Default servlet to the rescue:
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>default</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/static/*</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
This tells your servlet container to use the ‘default’ servlet for anything under the ‘static’ path (I tested with Tomcat and Jetty - YMMV if you are using something else). The default servlet is a built-in servlet that is made for serving static files (note that you are still serving files trough a servlet - more on that later).
Vaadin applications use some static resources, such as widgetsets (GWT javascript files) and themes (css and image files). These are loaded from paths starting with ‘VAADIN’, as you can see with e.g Firebug. For convenience these file are by default packaged into the vaadin.jar and served from it trough the Vaadin servlet, but this is not the most efficient way, and it’s recommended that you deploy the static resources separately in production environments.
Let’s start by using the ‘default’ servlet to serve static Vaadin resources: first extract the ‘VAADIN’ folder from the vaadin.jar to the root of your web application (a jar is a regular zip file - use unzip or any application that can handle zips):
marc$ pwd
/Users/marc/Projects/Staticfiles/WebContent
marc$ unzip WEB-INF/lib/vaadin-6.7.1.jar `unzip -Z -1 WEB-INF/lib/vaadin-6.7.1.jar | grep VAADIN/`
Then add this after your application’s mapping in web.xml:
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>default</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/VAADIN/*</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
NOTE If you update the vaadin.jar, you have to remember to update the VAADIN folder (by re-extracting from the new jar), since the files in the jar might have changed. This is one of the reasons it’s convenient to serve the files directly from the jar while developing the application.
However, we’re still serving the static files trough a servlet, which is usually not the most efficient way (note that different servlet containers perform differently in this regard). Let’s look at how that can be fixed.
Serving static files trough the servlet containers default servlet is usually not seen as the most efficient way to serve static files. Instead, there are servers that are particularly good at serving static content, so for production environments it might make sense to have a setup where the static content is served by such a server, while the application requests are passed trough to the servlet container.
Note that servers evolve, and you might be able to get sufficient performance for your use-case without using separate file servers and get away with a simpler setup.
Also, I am not going to show you how to configure any particular server for performance, since this might vary depending on your setup. Instead, I’ll just show the basic idea, and point in (hopefully) the right direction.
YMMV, please test it yourself :-)
A common setup is to have an Apache server in front of the servlet container. AJP currently seems to be the prefered way to do this with Tomcat, while mod_proxy is strongly recommended for Jetty.
Another setup that is very popular at the moment to use Nginx to serve static files. Setup Nginx to listen to port 80 (or whichever port your application should run on), tomcat/jetty on 8080, and do something like this in your nginx.conf:
location / {
#servlet
proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/;
}
location ~ .*/VAADIN/.* {
root <FILESYSTEM_PATH_TO_STATIC_CONTENT>;
index index.html index.htm;
}
Note that this is a quick example - you should familiarize yourself with Nginx configuration and set it up to suit your needs. You might want to look at the JavaServers example.
Finally, you might want to consider deploying your static files on a CDNS instead of serving the content yourself.
When making a production deployment, please make sure that static resources are extracted from the vaadin.jar and served using a method that matches your performance requirements (‘default’ servlet, Apache httpd, Nginx, CDNS, …) Verify that your requirements are met by testing and measuring!
Also make sure that the cache headers are set appropriately for the static content, and that gzip compression is enabled - also for JSON responses (unless you have specific reasons for not doing so).
Finally, if you want me to elaborate on any of this, please let me know!


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for folder in (self._args.timelapse_input_a, self._args.timelapse_input_b):
if folder is not None and not os.path.isdir(folder):
raise FaceswapError("The Timelapse path "{}" does not exist".format(folder))
exts = [os.path.splitext(fname)[-1].lower() for fname in os.listdir(folder)]
if not any(ext in _image_extensions for ext in exts):
raise FaceswapError("The Timelapse path "{}" does not contain any valid "
"images".format(folder))
kwargs = {"input_a": self._args.timelapse_input_a,
After Change
if folder is not None and not os.path.isdir(folder):
raise FaceswapError("The Timelapse path "{}" does not exist".format(folder))
training_folder = getattr(self._args, "input_{}".format(side))
if folder == training_folder:
continue // Timelapse folder is training folder
filenames = [fname for fname in os.listdir(folder)
if os.path.splitext(fname)[-1].lower() in _image_extensions]
if not filenames:
raise FaceswapError("The Timelapse path "{}" does not contain any valid "
"images".format(folder))
// Timelapse images must appear in the training set, as we need access to alignment and
// mask info. Check filenames are there to save failing much later in the process.
training_images = [os.path.basename(img) for img in self._images[side]]
if not all(img in training_images for img in filenames):
raise FaceswapError("All images in the Timelapse folder "{}" must exist in the "
"training folder "{}"".format(folder, training_folder))
kwargs = {"input_a": self._args.timelapse_input_a,
"input_b": self._args.timelapse_input_b,
"output": timelapse_output}
logger.debug("Timelapse enabled: %s", kwargs)


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I am a PhD student at Johns Hopkins University, working in the Center for Language and Speech Processing (CLSP), advised by Sanjeev Khudanpur and Dan Povey. My research interests lie in the application of machine learning
methods for speech and language tasks. I am currently working on speech recognition and speaker
diarization for multi-talker recordings. I am generously funded by an AI2AI fellowship for 2022-23.
I have interned in the speech groups at Microsoft (in 2021) and Meta (in 2022). Previously,
I graduated from IIT Guwahati in 2017 with a major in Computer Science.
When I’m not doing ML, I like to work out, climb boulders, play guitar, and read fiction.
Updates:
- June 2023: I will be spending this summer in Le Mans (France), participating in
JSALT 2023. Our team will be working on
WFST+end-to-end methods for speech.
- June 2023: I was selected as an ICASSP Rising Star in Signal Processing.
- May 2023: GSS paper accepted at InterSpeech 2023.
This implementation is used in the baseline for the CHiME-7 DASR challenge.
- February 2023: 2 papers accepted at IEEE ICASSP 2023.
These papers investigate target-speaker ASR using transducers (work done at Meta AI), and using self-supervised
models (led by my colleague Zili
Huang).
- October 2022: I am selected as a recipient for the inaugural JHU+Amazon AI2AI fellowship for 2022-23.
- May 2022: I passed my GBO (JHU CS qualifying exam) and officially became a Ph.D. candidate (here are
the slides for my presentation). Also,
I'll be starting an internship at Meta AI (Menlo Park) in the Speech team.


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During the experiment, a series of images (one per path) are displayed on screen. By default, these images are added to the DOM as the first child of a <div> with the ID "YOUR_IV_NAME-img-wrap" and can be styled or manipulated as required for your experiment.
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With the InfluxDB query management features, users are able to identify currently-running queries, kill queries that are overloading their system, and prevent and halt the execution of inefficient queries with several configuration settings.
| SHOW QUERIES | KILL QUERY | Configuration Settings |
List currently-running queries with SHOW QUERIES
SHOW QUERIES
lists the query id, query text, relevant database, and duration
of all currently-running queries on your InfluxDB instance.
Syntax
SHOW QUERIES
Example
> SHOW QUERIES
qid query database duration
37 SHOW QUERIES 100368u
36 SELECT mean(myfield) FROM mymeas mydb 3s
Explanation of the output
qid
The id number of the query. Use this value withKILL - QUERY
.query
The query text.database
The database targeted by the query.duration
The length of time that the query has been running. See Query Language Reference for an explanation of time units in InfluxDB databases.

Syntax
Where qid
is the query ID, displayed in the SHOW QUERIES
output:
KILL QUERY <qid>
InfluxDB Enterprise clusters: To kill queries on a cluster, you need to specify the query ID (qid) and the TCP host (for example, myhost:8088
),
available in the SHOW QUERIES
output.

Examples
-- kill query with qid of 36 on the local host
> KILL QUERY 36
>
-- kill query on InfluxDB Enterprise cluster
> KILL QUERY 53 ON "myhost:8088"
>
Configuration settings for query management
The following configuration settings are in the coordinator section of the configuration file.
max-concurrent-queries
The maximum number of running queries allowed on your instance.
The default setting (0
) allows for an unlimited number of queries.
If you exceed max-concurrent-queries
, InfluxDB does not execute the query and
outputs the following error:
ERR: max concurrent queries reached
query-timeout
The maximum time for which a query can run on your instance before InfluxDB
kills the query.
The default setting ("0"
) allows queries to run with no time restrictions.
This setting is a duration literal.
If your query exceeds the query timeout, InfluxDB kills the query and outputs the following error:
ERR: query timeout reached
log-queries-after
The maximum time a query can run after which InfluxDB logs the query with a
Detected slow query
message.
The default setting ("0"
) will never tell InfluxDB to log the query.
This setting is a duration literal.
Example log output with log-queries-after
set to "1s"
:
[query] 2016/04/28 14:11:31 Detected slow query: SELECT mean(usage_idle) FROM cpu WHERE time >= 0 GROUP BY time(20s) (qid: 3, database: telegraf, threshold: 1s)
qid
is the id number of the query.

The default location for the log output file is /var/log/influxdb/influxdb.log
. However on systems that use systemd (most modern Linux distributions) those logs are output to journalctl
. You should be able to view the InfluxDB logs using the following command: journalctl -u influxdb
max-select-point
The maximum number of points that a
SELECT
statement can process.
The default setting (0
) allows the SELECT
statement to process an unlimited
number of points.
If your query exceeds max-select-point
, InfluxDB kills the query and outputs
the following error:
ERR: max number of points reached
max-select-series
The maximum number of series that a
SELECT
statement can process.
The default setting (0
) allows the SELECT
statement to process an unlimited
number of series.
If your query exceeds max-select-series
, InfluxDB does not execute the query
and outputs the following error:
ERR: max select series count exceeded: <query_series_count> series
max-select-buckets
The maximum number of GROUP BY time()
buckets that a query can process.
The default setting (0
) allows a query to process an unlimited number of
buckets.
If your query exceeds max-select-buckets
, InfluxDB does not execute the query
and outputs the following error:
ERR: max select bucket count exceeded: <query_bucket_count> buckets


As an example of the level of sophistication of Logisim's algorithm, consider the following circuit.
This "obviously" always outputs 0. But NOT gates don't react instantaneously to their inputs in reality, and neither do they in Logisim. As a result, when this circuit's input changes from 0 to 1, the AND gate will briefly see two 1 inputs, and it will emit a 1 briefly. You won't see it on the screen. But the effect is observable when we use the AND gate's output as an input into the clock of a D flip-flop.
Poking the 0 input to become 1 leads to an instantaneous 1 going into the D flip-flop, and thus the flip-flop's value will toggle every time the circuit input goes from 0 to 1.
Every component has a delay associated with it. More sophisticated components built into Logisim tend to have larger delays, but these delays are somewhat arbitrary and may not reflect reality.
From a technical point of view, it is relatively easy to deal with this level of sophistication in a single circuit. Dealing with gate delays well across subcircuits, though, is a bit more complex; Logisim does attempt to address this correctly by placing all primitive component's propagation values into a single schedule regardless of the subcircuit in which the component lies.
(Via the Project Options window's Simulation tab, you can configure Logisim to add a random, occasional delay to a component's propagation. This is intended to simulate the unevenness of real circuits. In particular, an R-S latch built using two NOR gates will oscillate without this randomness, as both gates will process their inputs in lockstep. This randomness is disabled by default.)
Note that I'm stopping short of saying that Logisim always addresses gate delays well. But at least it tries.
Next: Oscillation errors.


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Shader routines
These functions are declared in the main Allegro header file:
#include <allegro5/allegro.h>
ALLEGRO_SHADER
typedef struct ALLEGRO_SHADER ALLEGRO_SHADER;
An ALLEGRO_SHADER is a program that runs on the GPU. It combines both a vertex and a pixel shader. (In OpenGL terms, an ALLEGRO_SHADER is actually a program which has one or more shaders attached. This can be confusing.)
The source code for the underlying vertex or pixel shader can be provided either as GLSL or HLSL, depending on the value of ALLEGRO_SHADER_PLATFORM used when creating it.
Since: 5.1.0
Examples:
ALLEGRO_SHADER_TYPE
typedef enum ALLEGRO_SHADER_TYPE ALLEGRO_SHADER_TYPE;
Used with al_attach_shader_source and al_attach_shader_source_file to specify how to interpret the attached source.
- ALLEGRO_VERTEX_SHADER
A vertex shader is executed for each vertex it is used with. The program will output exactly one vertex at a time.
When Allegro’s graphics are being used then in addition to all vertices of primitives from the primitives addon, each drawn bitmap also consists of four vertices.
- ALLEGRO_PIXEL_SHADER
A pixel shader is executed for each pixel it is used with. The program will output exactly one pixel at a time - either in the backbuffer or in the current target bitmap.
With Allegro’s builtin graphics this means the shader is for example called for each destination pixel of the output of an al_draw_bitmap call.
A more accurate term for pixel shader would be fragment shader since one final pixel in the target bitmap is not necessarily composed of only a single output but of multiple fragments (for example when multi-sampling is being used).
Since: 5.1.0
ALLEGRO_SHADER_PLATFORM
typedef enum ALLEGRO_SHADER_PLATFORM ALLEGRO_SHADER_PLATFORM;
The underlying platform which the ALLEGRO_SHADER is built on top of, which dictates the language used to program the shader.
- ALLEGRO_SHADER_AUTO
- ALLEGRO_SHADER_GLSL - OpenGL Shading Language
- ALLEGRO_SHADER_HLSL - High Level Shader Language (for Direct3D)
Since: 5.1.0
Examples:
al_create_shader
ALLEGRO_SHADER *al_create_shader(ALLEGRO_SHADER_PLATFORM platform)
Create a shader object.
The platform argument is one of the ALLEGRO_SHADER_PLATFORM values, and specifies the type of shader object to create, and which language is used to program the shader.
The shader platform must be compatible with the type of display that you will use the shader with. For example, you cannot create and use a HLSL shader on an OpenGL display, nor a GLSL shader on a Direct3D display.
The ALLEGRO_SHADER_AUTO value automatically chooses the appropriate platform for the display currently targeted by the calling thread; there must be such a display. It will create a GLSL shader for an OpenGL display, and a HLSL shader for a Direct3D display.
Returns the shader object on success. Otherwise, returns NULL.
Since: 5.1.0
See also: al_attach_shader_source, al_attach_shader_source_file, al_build_shader, al_use_shader, al_destroy_shader, al_get_shader_platform
Examples:
al_attach_shader_source
bool al_attach_shader_source(ALLEGRO_SHADER *shader, ALLEGRO_SHADER_TYPE type,
const char *source)
Attaches the shader’s source code to the shader object and compiles it. Passing NULL deletes the underlying (OpenGL or DirectX) shader. See also al_attach_shader_source_file if you prefer to obtain your shader source from an external file.
If you do not use ALLEGRO_PROGRAMMABLE_PIPELINE Allegro’s graphics functions will not use any shader specific functions themselves. In case of a system with no fixed function pipeline (like OpenGL ES 2 or OpenGL 3 or 4) this means Allegro’s drawing functions cannot be used.
TODO: Is ALLEGRO_PROGRAMMABLE_PIPELINE set automatically in this case?
When ALLEGRO_PROGRAMMABLE_PIPELINE is used the following shader uniforms are provided by Allegro and can be accessed in your shaders:
- al_projview_matrix
- matrix for Allegro’s orthographic projection multiplied by the al_use_transform matrix. The type is
mat4
in GLSL, andfloat4x4
in HLSL. - al_use_tex
- whether or not to use the bound texture. The type is
bool
in both GLSL and HLSL. - al_tex
- the texture if one is bound. The type is
sampler2D
in GLSL andtexture
in HLSL. - al_use_tex_matrix
- whether or not to use a texture matrix (used by the primitives addon). The type is
bool
in both GLSL and HLSL. - al_tex_matrix
- the texture matrix (used by the primitives addon). Your shader should multiply the texture coordinates by this matrix. The type is
mat4
in GLSL, andfloat4x4
in HLSL.
With GLSL alpha testing is done in the shader and uses these additional uniforms:
- al_alpha_test
- Whether to do any alpha testing. If false, the shader should render the pixel, otherwise it should interpret the values of
al_alpha_func
andal_alpha_test_val
. - al_alpha_func
- The alpha testing function used. One of the ALLEGRO_RENDER_FUNCTION values. The default is ALLEGRO_RENDER_ALWAYS which means all pixels (even completely transparent ones) are rendered. The type is
int
. See ALLEGRO_RENDER_STATE. - al_alpha_test_val
- If alpha testing is not ALLEGRO_RENDER_NEVER or ALLEGRO_RENDER_ALWAYS the alpha value to compare to for alpha testing. The type is
float
.
For GLSL shaders the vertex attributes are passed using the following variables:
- al_pos
- vertex position attribute. Type is
vec4
. - al_texcoord
- vertex texture coordinate attribute. Type is
vec2
. - al_color
- vertex color attribute. Type is
vec4
. - al_user_attr_0
- The vertex attribute declared as ALLEGRO_PRIM_USER_ATTR
- al_user_attr_1, …, al_user_attr_9
- The vertex attribute declared as ALLEGRO_PRIM_USER_ATTR + X where X is an integer from 1 to 9
For HLSL shaders the vertex attributes are passed using the following semantics:
- POSITION0
- vertex position attribute. Type is
float4
. - TEXCOORD0
- vertex texture coordinate attribute. Type is
float2
. - TEXCOORD1
- vertex color attribute. Type is
float4
.
Also, each shader variable has a corresponding macro name that can be used when defining the shaders using string literals. Don’t use these macros with the other shader functions as that will lead to undefined behavior.
- ALLEGRO_SHADER_VAR_PROJVIEW_MATRIX for “al_projview_matrix”
- ALLEGRO_SHADER_VAR_POS for “al_pos”
- ALLEGRO_SHADER_VAR_COLOR for “al_color”
- ALLEGRO_SHADER_VAR_TEXCOORD for “al_texcoord”
- ALLEGRO_SHADER_VAR_USE_TEX for “al_use_tex”
- ALLEGRO_SHADER_VAR_TEX for “al_tex”
- ALLEGRO_SHADER_VAR_USE_TEX_MATRIX for “al_use_tex_matrix”
- ALLEGRO_SHADER_VAR_TEX_MATRIX for “al_tex_matrix”
- ALLEGRO_SHADER_VAR_ALPHA_FUNCTION for “al_alpha_func”
- ALLEGRO_SHADER_VAR_ALPHA_TEST_VALUE for “al_alpha_test_val”
Examine the output of al_get_default_shader_source for an example of how to use the above uniforms and attributes.
Returns true on success and false on error, in which case the error log is updated. The error log can be retrieved with al_get_shader_log.
Since: 5.1.0
See also: al_attach_shader_source_file, al_build_shader, al_get_default_shader_source, al_get_shader_log, ALLEGRO_PRIM_ATTR
Examples:
al_attach_shader_source_file
bool al_attach_shader_source_file(ALLEGRO_SHADER *shader,
const char *filename) ALLEGRO_SHADER_TYPE type,
Like al_attach_shader_source but reads the source code for the shader from the named file.
Returns true on success and false on error, in which case the error log is updated. The error log can be retrieved with al_get_shader_log.
Since: 5.1.0
See also: al_attach_shader_source, al_build_shader, al_get_shader_log
Examples:
al_build_shader
bool al_build_shader(ALLEGRO_SHADER *shader)
This is required before the shader can be used with al_use_shader. It should be called after successfully attaching the pixel and/or vertex shaders with al_attach_shader_source or al_attach_shader_source_file.
Returns true on success and false on error, in which case the error log is updated. The error log can be retrieved with al_get_shader_log.
Note: If you are using the ALLEGRO_PROGRAMMABLE_PIPELINE flag, then you must specify both a pixel and a vertex shader sources for anything to be rendered.
Since: 5.1.6
See also: al_use_shader, al_get_shader_log
Examples:
al_get_shader_log
const char *al_get_shader_log(ALLEGRO_SHADER *shader)
Return a read-only string containing the information log for a shader program. The log is updated by certain functions, such as al_attach_shader_source or al_build_shader when there is an error.
This function never returns NULL.
Since: 5.1.0
See also: al_attach_shader_source, al_attach_shader_source_file, al_build_shader
Examples:
al_get_shader_platform
ALLEGRO_SHADER_PLATFORM al_get_shader_platform(ALLEGRO_SHADER *shader)
Returns the platform the shader was created with (either ALLEGRO_SHADER_HLSL or ALLEGRO_SHADER_GLSL).
Since: 5.1.6
See also: al_create_shader
Examples:
al_use_shader
bool al_use_shader(ALLEGRO_SHADER *shader)
Uses the shader for subsequent drawing operations on the current target bitmap. Pass NULL to stop using any shader on the current target bitmap.
Returns true on success. Otherwise returns false, e.g. because the shader is incompatible with the target bitmap.
Since: 5.1.6
See also: al_destroy_shader, al_set_shader_sampler, al_set_shader_matrix, al_set_shader_int, al_set_shader_float, al_set_shader_bool, al_set_shader_int_vector, al_set_shader_float_vector
Examples:
al_destroy_shader
void al_destroy_shader(ALLEGRO_SHADER *shader)
Destroy a shader. Any bitmaps which currently use the shader will implicitly stop using the shader. In multi-threaded programs, be careful that no such bitmaps are being accessed by other threads at the time.
As a convenience, if the target bitmap of the calling thread is using the shader then the shader is implicitly unused before being destroyed.
This function does nothing if the shader argument is NULL.
Since: 5.1.0
See also: al_create_shader
Examples:
al_set_shader_sampler
bool al_set_shader_sampler(const char *name,
int unit) ALLEGRO_BITMAP *bitmap,
Sets a texture sampler uniform and texture unit of the current target bitmap’s shader. The given bitmap must be a video bitmap.
Different samplers should use different units. The bitmap passed to Allegro’s drawing functions uses the 0th unit, so if you’re planning on using the al_tex
variable in your pixel shader as well as another sampler, set the other sampler to use a unit different from 0. With the primitives addon, it is possible to free up the 0th unit by passing NULL
as the texture argument to the relevant drawing functions. In this case, you may set a sampler to use the 0th unit and thus not use al_tex
(the al_use_tex
variable will be set to false
).
Returns true on success. Otherwise returns false, e.g. if the uniform by that name does not exist in the shader.
Since: 5.1.0
See also: al_use_shader
Examples:
al_set_shader_matrix
bool al_set_shader_matrix(const char *name,
const ALLEGRO_TRANSFORM *matrix)
Sets a matrix uniform of the current target bitmap’s shader.
Returns true on success. Otherwise returns false, e.g. if the uniform by that name does not exist in the shader.
Since: 5.1.0
See also: al_use_shader
al_set_shader_int
bool al_set_shader_int(const char *name, int i)
Sets an integer uniform of the current target bitmap’s shader.
Returns true on success. Otherwise returns false, e.g. if the uniform by that name does not exist in the shader.
Since: 5.1.0
See also: al_use_shader
al_set_shader_float
bool al_set_shader_float(const char *name, float f)
Sets a float uniform of the target bitmap’s shader.
Returns true on success. Otherwise returns false, e.g. if the uniform by that name does not exist in the shader.
Since: 5.1.0
See also: al_use_shader
Examples:
al_set_shader_bool
bool al_set_shader_bool(const char *name, bool b)
Sets a boolean uniform of the target bitmap’s shader.
Returns true on success. Otherwise returns false, e.g. if the uniform by that name does not exist in the shader.
Since: 5.1.6
See also: al_use_shader
al_set_shader_int_vector
bool al_set_shader_int_vector(const char *name,
int num_components, const int *i, int num_elems)
Sets an integer vector array uniform of the current target bitmap’s shader. The ‘num_components’ parameter can take one of the values 1, 2, 3 or 4. If it is 1 then an array of ‘num_elems’ integer elements is added. Otherwise each added array element is assumed to be a vector with 2, 3 or 4 components in it.
For example, if you have a GLSL uniform declared as uniform ivec3 flowers[4]
or an HLSL uniform declared as uniform int3 flowers[4]
, then you’d use this function from your code like so:
int flowers[4][3] =
{1, 2, 3},
{4, 5, 6},
{7, 8, 9},
{2, 5, 7}
{
};
"flowers", 3, (int*)flowers, 4); al_set_shader_int_vector(
Returns true on success. Otherwise returns false, e.g. if the uniform by that name does not exist in the shader.
Since: 5.1.0
See also: al_set_shader_float_vector, al_use_shader
al_set_shader_float_vector
bool al_set_shader_float_vector(const char *name,
int num_components, const float *f, int num_elems)
Same as al_set_shader_int_vector except all values are float instead of int.
Since: 5.1.0
See also: al_set_shader_int_vector, al_use_shader
Examples:
al_get_default_shader_source
char const *al_get_default_shader_source(ALLEGRO_SHADER_PLATFORM platform,
ALLEGRO_SHADER_TYPE type)
Returns a string containing the source code to Allegro’s default vertex or pixel shader appropriate for the passed platform. The ALLEGRO_SHADER_AUTO value means GLSL is used if OpenGL is being used otherwise HLSL. ALLEGRO_SHADER_AUTO requires that there is a current display set on the calling thread. This function can return NULL if Allegro was built without support for shaders of the selected platform.
Since: 5.1.6
See also: al_attach_shader_source
Examples:


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Upgrades are usually smooth and restoring from backup is a rare occurrence. However, it's important to know how to recover when problems do arise.
Roll back to an earlier version and restore a backup
In some cases after a failed upgrade, the fastest solution is to roll back to the previous version you were using.
First, roll back the code or package. For source installations this involves checking out the older version (branch or tag). For Omnibus installations this means installing the older .deb or .rpm package. Then, restore from a backup. Follow the instructions in the Backup and Restore documentation.
Potential problems on the next upgrade
When a rollback is necessary it can produce problems on subsequent upgrade attempts. This is because some tables may have been added during the failed upgrade. If these tables are still present after you restore from the older backup it can lead to migration failures on future upgrades.
Starting in GitLab 8.6 we drop all tables prior to importing the backup to prevent this problem. If you've restored a backup to a version prior to 8.6 you may need to manually correct the problem next time you upgrade.
Example error:
==<PHONE_NUMBER>4857 CreateLfsObjects: migrating =================================
-- create_table(:lfs_objects)
rake aborted!
StandardError: An error has occurred, this and all later migrations canceled:
PG::DuplicateTable: ERROR: relation "lfs_objects" already exists
Copy the version from the error. In this case the version number is
20151103134857
.
WARNING: Use the following steps only if you are certain this is what you need to do.
GitLab 8.6+
Pass the version to a database rake task to manually mark the migration as complete.
# Source install
sudo -u git -H bundle exec rake gitlab:db:mark_migration_complete[20151103134857] RAILS_ENV=production
# Omnibus install
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GitLab < 8.6
# Source install
sudo -u git -H bundle exec rails console production
# Omnibus install
sudo gitlab-rails console
At the Rails console, type the following commands:
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Once the migration is successfully marked, run the rake db:migrate
task again.
You will likely have to repeat this process several times until all failed
migrations are marked complete.


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I have attached a text file of the code as some of the formatting in this post has been mucked up
'you will need to provide your Api Key
'Your email address
'your smtpserverhost
'your email password
'at the appropriate places in the code
''Code starts here
Imports System
Imports System.ComponentModel
Imports System.Threading
Imports System.IO.Ports
Imports System.Net
Imports System.IO
Module Module1
Private Email As New MyEmailer
Private emailCounter as integer=0
Private DataInput As String
Private partString As String
Private Const comma As String = Chr(44)
Private Const Space As String = Chr(32)
Private Const ApiKey As String = "&apikey=Your apiKey here" ' within the quotes
Private Const Url As String = "http://localhost/emoncms/input/post.json?node="
Private Const Node As String = "5" 'Change the Node if you want to
Private Counter As Integer = 0
Public WithEvents SerialPortCom3 As New System.IO.Ports.SerialPort("COM3")'Change Port to suite your PC
Catch ex As Exception
Console.WriteLine("Error reading from Com Port " & ex.ToString)
Console.ReadKey()
End
Finally
Console.WriteLine("Com Port : open")
Console.WriteLine("Please Press any key to Start!")
Console.ReadKey()
Threading.Thread.Sleep(Threading.Timeout.Infinite)
End Try
End Sub
Private Sub SerialPort3_DataReceived(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As _ System.IO.Ports.SerialDataReceivedEventArgs) Handles SerialPortCom3.DataReceived
Try
ReceivedText(SerialPortCom3.ReadLine()) 'Automatically called every time a data is received at the serialPort
Catch ex As Exception
Console.WriteLine("Error reading from Com Port :" & ex.ToString)
Console.WriteLine("Please Press any key to continue!")
Console.ReadKey()
End
End Try
End Sub
Private Sub ReceivedText(ByVal Input As String)
Try
Counter += 1
Dim trimmed As String = Input.TrimEnd()
Input = trimmed.Replace(Space, comma) 'Do not need this if you alter the sketch to print comma's instead of spaces
'Input = trimmed ' but if you don't use last line you must have this one instead
Dim outputUrl As String = Url & Node & "&csv=" & Input & ApiKey & vbCrLf
Try
Dim request As WebRequest = WebRequest.Create(outputUrl) '' creates an instance of a webrequest class
request.Proxy = Nothing
' Send the 'WebRequest' and wait for response.
Dim response As WebResponse = request.GetResponse() 'this actually sends the data
Dim responsestream As System.IO.Stream = response.GetResponseStream
Dim streamreader As New System.IO.StreamReader(responsestream)
Dim Check As String = streamreader.ReadToEnd
streamreader.Close()
If Check <> "ok" Then 'The response from Emoncms is 'ok'
emailCounter += 1
If emailCounter < 2 Then 'so you don't get thousands of emails!
Email.DirectSendWarning("Data warning", "Error writing to server ok not received")
End If
Console.WriteLine("Error writing to server ok not received")
Console.WriteLine(" Response " & Check)
Else
Console.WriteLine(Input) 'for test purposes only
Console.WriteLine(Check)
If Counter = 5 Then 'this will constantly be refreshing console so easy to check if port is getting any data
Console.Clear()
Counter = 0
End If
End If
Catch ex As Exception
Console.WriteLine("Error writing to server ")
Console.WriteLine("Please Press any key to continue!")
Console.ReadKey()
Finally
End Try
Catch ex As Exception
Console.WriteLine("Error reading from Com Port") '' :" & ex.ToString)
Console.WriteLine("Please Press any key to quit!")
Console.ReadKey()
End
End Try
End Sub
End Module
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'Start New Class Here
'Cut down email class for this project
Property MyEmailAddress As String =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'obviously put your email address in here not mine ;)
Property MyPassword As String = "yourpasword"
Property MySmtpServerHost As String = "mail.pooley.blah.net" 'your smtpserverhost
Property MailToAddress As String =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Property SmtpPort As Integer = 587 'ýour port
Private Sub DirectSendWarning(ByVal Subject As String, ByVal Message As String)
Dim smtpServer As New SmtpClient()
Dim mail As New MailMessage()
smtpServer.Credentials = New Net.NetworkCredential(Me.MyEmailAddress, Me.MyPassword)
smtpServer.Port = Me.SmtpPort
smtpServer.Host = Me.MySmtpServerHost
mail = New MailMessage()
mail.From = New MailAddress(Me.MyEmailAddress)
mail.To.Add(Me.MailToAddress)
mail.Subject = Subject
mail.Body = Message
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VB.Net source code For forwarding data from EmonTx to Emoncms running on a Windows PC
Submitted by MPooley on Sat, 10/05/2014 - 22:16This is a basic Port reader that is written in VB.net that reads the data from an EmonTx and forwards it on to emoncms, and emails you if there is an error.thats all it does nothing fancy!
I've been told it might be seen as an alternative to the NanodeRF base and the RPi "rock solid" gateway base
I thought it would be handy for someone like me who has a Windows server running 24/7 .
I found it simpler to do this than set up a Rasberry Pi. which I didn't have anyway.
You do have to set up wampserver and emoncms on your server first of course.
you do need to be running the serial sketch in the EmonTx
This is a console app to keep it lightweight.
You can convert this to a winForms project if you want to You just have to be aware that the 'Datarecieved' method will then be running in a different thread to the form. so you have to know how to do that. Just google 'VB.Net invoke'
There is code to print to the console so that on the first few runs you will know that it's working.
It just prints the data it is sending and the response from Emoncms.
it does this 4 times and then clears the console to avoid having a console with millions of lines.
This can easily be remmed out once you are confident it is running ok on your PC.
I used a USB to UART programmer which I bought from the OEM shop.to serve as my serial port.
you'll need a windows driver for it.
'I call it "Windows serial Port Forwarder"
I have attached a text file of the code as some of the formatting in this post has been mucked up
'you will need to provide your Api Key
'Your email address
'your smtpserverhost
'your email password
'at the appropriate places in the code
''Code starts here
Imports System
Imports System.ComponentModel
Imports System.Threading
Imports System.IO.Ports
Imports System.Net
Imports System.IO
Module Module1
Private Email As New MyEmailer
Private emailCounter as integer=0
Private DataInput As String
Private partString As String
Private Const comma As String = Chr(44)
Private Const Space As String = Chr(32)
Private Const ApiKey As String = "&apikey=Your apiKey here" ' within the quotes
Private Const Url As String = "http://localhost/emoncms/input/post.json?node="
Private Const Node As String = "5" 'Change the Node if you want to
Private Counter As Integer = 0
Public WithEvents SerialPortCom3 As New System.IO.Ports.SerialPort("COM3")'Change Port to suite your PC
Public Sub main()
Try
SerialPortCom3.BaudRate = 9600
SerialPortCom3.Parity = Parity.None
SerialPortCom3.DataBits = 8
SerialPortCom3.Handshake = Handshake.None
SerialPortCom3.Open()
Catch ex As Exception
Console.WriteLine("Error reading from Com Port " & ex.ToString)
Console.ReadKey()
End
Finally
Console.WriteLine("Com Port : open")
Console.WriteLine("Please Press any key to Start!")
Console.ReadKey()
Threading.Thread.Sleep(Threading.Timeout.Infinite)
End Try
End Sub
Private Sub SerialPort3_DataReceived(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As _ System.IO.Ports.SerialDataReceivedEventArgs) Handles SerialPortCom3.DataReceived
Try
ReceivedText(SerialPortCom3.ReadLine()) 'Automatically called every time a data is received at the serialPort
Catch ex As Exception
Console.WriteLine("Error reading from Com Port :" & ex.ToString)
Console.WriteLine("Please Press any key to continue!")
Console.ReadKey()
End
End Try
End Sub
Private Sub ReceivedText(ByVal Input As String)
Try
Counter += 1
Dim trimmed As String = Input.TrimEnd()
Input = trimmed.Replace(Space, comma) 'Do not need this if you alter the sketch to print comma's instead of spaces
'Input = trimmed ' but if you don't use last line you must have this one instead
Dim outputUrl As String = Url & Node & "&csv=" & Input & ApiKey & vbCrLf
Try
Dim request As WebRequest = WebRequest.Create(outputUrl) '' creates an instance of a webrequest class
request.Proxy = Nothing
' Send the 'WebRequest' and wait for response.
Dim response As WebResponse = request.GetResponse() 'this actually sends the data
Dim responsestream As System.IO.Stream = response.GetResponseStream
Dim streamreader As New System.IO.StreamReader(responsestream)
Dim Check As String = streamreader.ReadToEnd
streamreader.Close()
If Check <> "ok" Then 'The response from Emoncms is 'ok'
emailCounter += 1
If emailCounter < 2 Then 'so you don't get thousands of emails!
Email.DirectSendWarning("Data warning", "Error writing to server ok not received")
End If
Console.WriteLine("Error writing to server ok not received")
Console.WriteLine(" Response " & Check)
Else
Console.WriteLine(Input) 'for test purposes only
Console.WriteLine(Check)
If Counter = 5 Then 'this will constantly be refreshing console so easy to check if port is getting any data
Console.Clear()
Counter = 0
End If
End If
Catch ex As Exception
Console.WriteLine("Error writing to server ")
Console.WriteLine("Please Press any key to continue!")
Console.ReadKey()
Finally
End Try
Catch ex As Exception
Console.WriteLine("Error reading from Com Port") '' :" & ex.ToString)
Console.WriteLine("Please Press any key to quit!")
Console.ReadKey()
End
End Try
End Sub
End Module
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'Start New Class Here
'Cut down email class for this project
Imports System.Net.Mail
Imports System.IO
Imports System.Net
Imports System.Text
Public Class MyEmailer
Property MyEmailAddress As String =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'obviously put your email address in here not mine ;)
Property MyPassword As String = "yourpasword"
Property MySmtpServerHost As String = "mail.pooley.blah.net" 'your smtpserverhost
Property MailToAddress As String =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Property SmtpPort As Integer = 587 'ýour port
Private Sub DirectSendWarning(ByVal Subject As String, ByVal Message As String)
Dim smtpServer As New SmtpClient()
Dim mail As New MailMessage()
smtpServer.Credentials = New Net.NetworkCredential(Me.MyEmailAddress, Me.MyPassword)
smtpServer.Port = Me.SmtpPort
smtpServer.Host = Me.MySmtpServerHost
mail = New MailMessage()
mail.From = New MailAddress(Me.MyEmailAddress)
mail.To.Add(Me.MailToAddress)
mail.Subject = Subject
mail.Body = Message
smtpServer.Send(mail)
End Sub
End Class


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| void __ISR | ( | _CHANGE_NOTICE_A_VECTOR | , |
| IPL2SOFT | |||
| ) |
Buttons interrupt handler, Chanes program state when button is pressed.
| void blink_leds | ( | uint32_t | mode | ) |
Setting LEDs on and off,.
| [in] | mode | values: 1 - blink with one led, 3 - 2 leds |
| void delay | ( | volatile uint32_t | val | ) |
| void display_msg | ( | void | ) |
Displaying converted msgs on LEDs,.
| void init_app | ( | void | ) |
App initialization, Calling all initialization functions.
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GPIO initialization, Disabling analog mode and setting pins directions Initialization for buttons and LEDs.
| void init_timer | ( | void | ) |
OC8 timer initialization to work in pwm mode.
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| uint8_t * | res | ||
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Style check rules
OAS must compatible with OAS 3.0.2, besides must obey the following rules.
String patterns
- Lower Camel Case: initial letter lowercase camel case, regex is
^[a-z]+((\d)|([A-Z0-9][a-z0-9]+))*([A-Z])?$
- Upper Camel Case: initial letter uppercase camel case, regex is
^[A-Z]([a-z0-9]+[A-Z]?)*$
- Upper Hyphen Case: initial letter uppercase, multiple words concat with
-
, such asContent-Type
,Accept
,X-Rate-Limit-Limit
, regex is^([A-Z][a-z0-9]*-)*([A-Z][a-z0-9]*)$
OpenAPI Object doc
openapi
property must be 3.0.x and >= 3.0.2info
propety, see Info Object style check rulespaths
property, must provide, see Paths Object style check rulescomponents
property, see Components Object style check rulestags
property should at least provide one Tag Objectsecurity
property, should not provide
Info Object doc
description
property, required
Tag Object doc
name
property, must be Upper Camel Casedescription
property, required- Every tag should be referenced by at least one Operation Object
Paths Object doc
- path must be Lower Camel Case, including Path Templating variable
Path Item Object doc
get/post/put/delete/...
properties, see Operation Object style check rulesparameters
property, see Parameter Object style check rules
Operation Object doc
summary
property, requiredoperationId
property, must be Lower Camel Caseparameters
property, see Parameter Object style check rulesrequestBody
property, see Request Body Object style check rulesresponses
property, see Responses Object style check rulestags
property, can only provide one tag, must be in the range of OpenAPI Objecttags
propertyservers
property, should not provide
Parameter Object doc
description
property, requiredname
property- if
in
is path, query or cookie, then must be Lower Camel Case - if
in
is header, then must be Upper Hyphen Case
- if
schema
property, see Schema Object check sytle rulescontent
property, see Media Type Object style check rules
Request Body Object doc
description
property, requiredcontent
property, see Media Type Object style check rules
Media Type Object doc
schema
property, required. See Schema Object style check rulesencoding
property, see Encoding Object style check rules
Responses Object doc
Response Object doc
description
property, requiredheaders
property, name (headers
key) must be Upper Hyphen Casecontent
property, see Media Type Object style check rules
Schema Object doc
title
property, required if parent is Schema Object or Components Objectproperties
property, name(properties
key) must be Lower Camel Case- Sub Schema, see Schema Object style check rules
Encoding Object doc
headers
property, name(headers
key) must be Upper Hyphen Case
Header Object doc
description
property, requiredschema
property, see Schema Object style check rulescontent
property, see Media Type Object style check rules
Components Object doc
schemas
property, name must be Upper Camel Caseresponses
property, name must be Upper Camel Caseparameters
property, name must be Upper Camel Caseexamples
property, name must be Upper Camel CaserequestBodies
property, name must be Upper Camel Caseheaders
property, name must be Upper Hyphen Caselinks
property, name must be Upper Camel Casecallbacks
property, name must be Upper Camel Case
Compatibility check rules
Check whether new OAS spec compatibile with old spec.
Notice: OAS could use Reference Object, two OAS which are different in text maybe semantically same. For example, below old OAS doesn’t use Reference Object while the new one uses:
Old OAS
openapi: "3.0.0"
info:
version: 1.0.0
title: Swagger Petstore
license:
name: MIT
servers:
- url: http://petstore.swagger.io/v1
paths:
/pets:
post:
summary: List all pets
operationId: listPets
requestBody:
content:
application/json:
schema:
type: array
items:
type: object
properties:
Foo:
type: string
responses:
'200':
description: A paged array of pets
New OAS
paths:
/pets:
post:
operationId: listPets
requestBody:
content:
application/json:
schema:
$ref: '#/components/schemas/Foo'
responses:
'200':
description: A paged array of pets
components:
schemas:
Foo:
type: array
items:
type: object
properties:
Foo:
type: string
So, when do compatibility check we resolve Reference Object in old and new OAS first, then do the check, below is the code snippet using swagger-parser:
OpenAPIV3Parser parser = new OpenAPIV3Parser();
ParseOptions parseOptions = new ParseOptions();
parseOptions.setResolve(true);
parseOptions.setResolveCombinators(true);
parseOptions.setResolveFully(true);
parseOptions.setFlatten(false);
SwaggerParseResult parseResult = parser.readContents(content, null, parseOptions);
So if compatibility violations be found, the reported location will be different from the location in origin OAS spec.
Paths Object doc
- New OAS must include all the
path
appears in 旧OAS. Ifpath
uses Path Templating, even the variable name changed, will be considered semantically different. For example/pets/{foo}
and/pets/{bar}
are different.
Path Item Object doc
- New OAS must inclued all old OAS get/put/post/delete/…Operation Object
Operation Object doc
operationId
property, new and old must be identicalparameters
property, check work must also consider Path Item Object parameters property:- New OAS could add new Parameter Object, but the new Parameter Object
required
property must befalse
- New OAS could deleteParameter Object
- The check on Parameter Object see Parameter Object compatibility check rules(Under the same Operation Object Parameter Object is identified by
name
andin
property)。
- New OAS could add new Parameter Object, but the new Parameter Object
requestBody
property, see Request Body Object compatibility check rulesresponses
property, seeResponses Object compatibility check rules
Parameter Object doc
required
property, only allowtrue(old) -> false(new)
changeallowEmptyValue
property, only allowfalse(old) -> true(new)
changestyle
property, new and old must be identicalexplode
property, new and old must be identicalallowReserved
property, only allowfalse(old) -> true(new)
changeschema
property, see Schema Object compatibility check rulescontent
property, new OAS must include all old OAS media type (content
keys), and add new media type is not allowed
Request Body Object doc
content
property, new OAS must include all old OAS media type (content
keys)required
property, only allowtrue(old) -> false(new)
change
Media Type Object doc
schema
property, see Schema Object compatibility check rulesencoding
property, this property only apply torequestBody
, so new OAS and old OAS property name(encoding
key) must be identical
Responses Object doc
default
property, if old OAS doesn’t definedefault
, then new OAS should not definedefault
too.{Http Status Code}
property, new OAS is not allowed to add one.- See Response Object compatibility check rules
Response Object doc
headers
property, new OAS must include all old OAS header name(headers
keys), and add new header name is allowedcontent
property, new OAS must include all old OAS media type(content
keys), and add new media type is allowed
Schema Object doc
OAS allows Schema Object be directly or indirectly in:
- Request: Parameter Object, Request Body Object, Header Object
- Response: Header Object, Response Object
In different context compatibility check rules are different.
In request context
When Schema Object is in response context, only allow change from more specific form to less specific form.
type, format
combination allowed change:
| Old (type,format) | New (type,format) |
|---|---|
| integer, null | integer, int64 number, double number, null |
| integer, int32 | integer, int64 integer, null number, float number, double number, null |
| integer, int64 | integer, null number, double number, null |
| number, null | number, double |
| number, float | number, null number, double |
| number, double | number, null |
| string, null | string, password |
| string, password | string, null |
allOf
,oneOf
,anyOf
property, combine them first then do checkmultipleOf
property, if old OAS is null, then new OAS must == old OAS or new OAS is a factor of old OAS, eg, 6(old)->3(new)maximum
,maxLength
,maxItems
,maxProperties
, if old OAS is null, then new OAS must be null too. Otherwise, new OAS must be >= old OASminimum
,minLenght
,minItems
,minProperties
, if old OAS is null, then new OAS must be null too. Otherwise, new OAS must be <= old OAS.exclusiveMaximum
,exclusiveMinimum
property, only allow changetrue(old)->false(new)
uniqueItems
property, only allow changetrue(old)->false(new)
required
property, new OAS must == old OAS or new OAS is old OAS subsetenum
property, new OAS must == old OAS or new OAS is old OAS supersetproperties
property, new OAS could add or delete property name(properties
key)nullable
property, only allow changefalse(old)->true(new)
discriminator
property, new and old must be identicalxml
property, new and old must be identicalreadOnly
,writeOnly
property, new and old must be identical
In response context
When Schema Object is in response context, only allow change from less specific form to more specific form.
type, format
combination allowed change:
| Old (type,format) | New (type,format) |
|---|---|
| integer, null | integer, int64 integer, int32 |
| integer, int64 | integer, null interger, int32 |
| number, null | number, double number, float |
| number, double | number, null number, float |
| string, null | string, password |
| string, password | string, null |
allOf
,oneOf
,anyOf
property, combine them first then do checkmultipleOf
property if old OAS is null. new OAS must == old OAS or new OAS must be a multiple of old OAS, eg, 3(old)->6(new)maximum
,maxLength
,maxItems
,maxProperties
, if old OAS is null, then new OAS must be null too. Otherwise, new OAS must <= old OASminimum
,minLenght
,minItems
,minProperties
, if old OAS is null, then new OAS must be null too. Otherwise, new OAS must >= old OASexclusiveMaximum
,exclusiveMinimum
property, only allow changefalse(old)->true(new)
uniqueItems
property, only allow changefalse(old)->true(new)
required
new OAS must == old OAS or new OAS is old OAS supersetenum
property, new OAS must == old OAS or new OAS is old OAS subsetproperties
property, new OAS could add or delete property name(properties
key)nullable
property , only allow changetrue(old)->false(new)
discriminator
property, new and old must be identicalxml
property, new and old must be identicalreadOnly
,writeOnly
property, new and old must be identical
Encoding Object doc
Notice: Encoding Object only apply to Request Body Object
contentType
property, new and old must be identicalheaders
property, new OAS can not add new he header name (headers
key), but and delete header namestyle
property, new and old must be identicalexplode
property, new and old must be identicalallowReserved
property, only allow changefalse(old) -> true(new)
Header Object doc
schema
property, see Schema Object compatibility check rules
Components Object doc
Components Object defines reusable OAS Object, but when doing compatibility check all $ref
are resolved, so no need to check Components Object compatibility.


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WORK HISTORY
Dec 2013 – Current
Senior HR Manager
Zenefits.
At Zenefits we have conducted HR needs for more than 20,000 business worldwide. I have worked with small business owners to large Fortune 500 companies. I co-lead a multifunctional team that consists of 11 Sales Dev specialists aiming to reach their monthly quota. We have exeeded our goals by 125% from 2014 to 2015.
Jun 2012 – Dec 2013
Corporate Recruiter
Clearslide
As Corporate Recruiter at Clearslide, my focus was on recruiting C Level executives and engineers nationwide. During my time, I successfully recruited a total of 49 people exceeded by quota by a minimum of 30% month over month. I was voted Employee of the Month for hitting the highest sales quota in October of 2012 and actively help participate in all company educational programs to further enhance my knowledge and skill set.
Jan 2010-June 2012
Sales Developement Specialist
In this role, I partnered with a team of 8 LinkedIn Relationship Managers to help them navigate 600+ accounts and optimize value for these customers. I exceeded 110% of quota for 4 consecutive months, generating $406,000+ in net revenue and 50+ add-on revenue opportunities. In terms of key achievements, I won a Q4 team-wide call competition for highest call volume on 13+ person team. I also played a major role in helping on-board new Sales Development hires – both on team and outside of team – via shadowing activities and sharing team-wide best practices
EDUCATION
2005-2009
University of California,Berkeley
B.A., International Political Economy
Activities and Societies: - Chi Omega Fraternity - Student Action: Senatorial Candidate, Student Resources Deputy Chief-of-Staff - UC Berkeley Student Learning Center Writing Tutor - Cal Senior Gift Campaign: Outreach Chairperson - Intramural Softball - College Squash Racquets Association
Top Skills
Recruiting
Lead Prospecting
Interviewing
Leadership
Talent Management
HR
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Previous Manager/LinkedIN
I had the pleasure of managing Chris for 2 years. He knows how to get work done efficiently and effectively. I highly recommend him to any company!
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Colleague
Chris is detailed oriented worker that always produces a satifactory job results. Highly recommend to any future employers.
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Serbian-American engineer and physicist Nikola Tesla (1856-1943) made dozens of breakthroughs in the production, transmission and application of electric power. He invented the first alternating current (AC) motor and developed AC generation and transmission technology. Though he was famous and respected, he was never able to translate his copious inventions into long-term financial success—unlike his early employer and chief rival, Thomas Edison.
Here's a timeline of Nikola Tesla's life:
- 1856 - Nikola Tesla was born in Smiljan, then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
- 1875 - Tesla began to study engineering at the Austrian Polytechnic in Graz, Austria. He claimed to have graduated, but the institution disagrees.
- 1882 - Went to work for Continental Edison in Paris. He was attempting to improve on electrical equipment sent from the United States.
- 1882 - Working independently, Tesla identified the rotating magnetic induction field principle. This is used today in alternators.
- 1884 - Tesla moved to the United States in 1884, immediately approaching Thomas Edison with a letter of introduction. According to Tesla, he was offered 50,000 dollars to solve a problem, but Edison never paid.
- 1885 - After Edison refused to pay, Tesla quit working for Edison, with the plan and intention of starting his own electrical company.
- 1886 - Tesla founded the Tesla Electric Light and Manufacturing Company in Rahway, New Jersey. He invented and marketed an arc lamp; however, he earned relatively little off of his investment.
- 1887 - The War of Currents began in 1887. Direct current, invented and supported by Edison, was in direct competition with Tesla's alternating current.
- 1891 - In 1891, Tesla patented the Tesla Coil. The Tesla Coil is a resonant transformer circuit that produced a high voltage, low current and high frequency alternating current electricity.
- 1891 - With the support of the Westinghouse Company, Tesla's alternating current powered the World's Columbian Exhibition. Tesla had offered a lower cost electrical solution.
- 1901 - In 1901, construction began on the Wardenclyffe Tower. Tesla believed that he could transmit electrical energy over long distances wirelessly, and the tower would illustrate that. The project was never fully completed.
- 1915 - On August 4, 1915, Tesla filed suit against Guglielmo Marconi. Marconi is typically credited with radio transmission; however, Tesla accomplished this before Marconi.
- 1934 - In 1934, the New York Times published Tesla's particle beam research. While he was not financially successful, he continued to be a relatively prominent voice in the scientific community.
- 1943 - On January 7, 1943, as World War II raged, Nikola Tesla died in the hotel he made his home. Upon his death, the U.S. government immediately seized his papers and research.
- 1960 - The scientific community recognized Tesla's achievements by defining a Tesla as a unit of measurement. A Tesla is a unit of magnetic field B.
You can read more about Nikola Tesla on his Wikipedia entry


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Opening: July 17, 2012
Architectural design: Alberto Barradas
Platform length: 105 m
Code: EN
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| lesson 21 Daniel Mendoza |
| Boxing matches were very popular in England two hundred years ago. |
| In those days, boxers fought with bare fists for prize money. |
| Because of this, they were known as 'prizefighters'. |
| However, boxing was very crude, for there were no rules and a prizefighter could be seriously injured or even killed during a match. |
| One of the most colourful figures in boxing history was Daniel Mendoza, who was born in 1764. |
| The use of gloves was not introduced until 1860, when the Marquis of Queensberry drew up the first set of rules. ^ 18 |
| Though he was technically a prizefighter, Mendoza did much to change crude prizefighting into a sport, for he brought science to the game. |
| In his day, Mendoza enjoyed tremendous popularity. He was adored by rich and poor alike. |
| Mendoza rose to fame swiftly after a boxing match when he was only fourteen years old. |
| This attracted the attention of Richard Humphries who was then the most eminent boxer in England. |
| He offered to train Mendoza and his young pupil was quick to learn. |
| In fact, Mendoza soon became so successful that Humphries turned against him. |
| The two men quarrelled bitterly and it was clear that the argument could only be settled by a fight. |
| A match was held at Stilton, where both men fought for an hour. |
| The public bet a great deal of money on Mendoza, but he was defeated. |
| Mendoza met Humphries in the ring on a later occasion and he lost for a second time. |
| It was not until his third match in 1790 that he finally beat Humphries and became Champion of England. |
| Meanwhile, he founded a highly successful Academy and even Lord Byron became one of his pupils. |
| He earned enormous sums of money and was paid as much as $100 for a single appearance. |
| Despite this, he was so extravagant that he was always in debt. |
| After he was defeated by a boxer called Gentleman Jackson, he was quickly forgotten. |
| He was sent to prison for failing to pay his debts and died in poverty in 1836. |