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Dear all,
The PlasmoDB team would like to alert you to two important issues
concerning the presentation of P.
falciparum microarray data in PlasmoDB.
1. Beginning with PlasmoDB 6.0 all profiles using the
Winzeler Affymetrix scrMalaria array were updated to reflect the latest
3D7 genome annotation. Previously, probes were mapped to the P.
falciparum 3D7 genome annotation released in July 2001. The
array was originally designed with a tiling of probes, so the new
annotation has resulted in many genes gaining new probes which did not
previously map to the gene, and dropping old probes which no longer map
(Note: The new mapping allowed up to two mismatches per probe, and only
probes which mapped uniquely, up to two mismatches, were
retained). Previous gene expression profiles were generated
using the MOID algorithm with the 2001 annotation, while the current
profiles were generated using RMA with the new annotation.
Many of the expression profiles exhibit minor differences and a
few changed significantly. Such differences are
expected and should result in a more accurate representation of the
data.
2. An internal error with one the files concerning the P.
falciparum 3D7 gametocyte expression data was discovered.
This error appeared with the release of PlasmoDB 6.0 in July of 2009
and was fixed on October 20th, 2009. Also, please note that
probe remapping and MOID vs. RMA analysis differences described above
also apply to this data set.
We regret any disruption this may cause you. Please do not
hesitate to contact us with any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
The PlasmoDB Team


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GSAgm is an R package that completes a self-contained gene set analysis (GSA) for RNA-seq and SNP data using the Gamma Method.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Depends: | survival, edgeR |
| Published: | 2014-04-21 |
| Author: | Rama Raghavan, Alice Wang |
| Maintainer: | Rama Raghavan <rraghavan at kumc.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
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The base class for Substance fill painters is
org.pushingpixels.substance.api.painter.fill.SubstanceFillPainter
.
Fill painters are used to paint the inner fill of most UI components,
such as buttons, check boxes, radio buttons, progress bars, tabs,
scroll bars and others. This allows providing a consistent and pluggable
appearance to those components. In addition, it provides an external API
for applications that wish to skin custom components in a visually
consistent manner.
The only painting method in
org.pushingpixels.substance.api.painter.fill.SubstanceFillPainter
is
/**
* Fills the contour that matches the specified parameters.
*
* @param g
* Graphics context.
* @param comp
* Component to paint.
* @param width
* Width of a UI component.
* @param height
* Height of a UI component.
* @param contour
* Contour of a UI component.
* @param isFocused
* Indication whether component owns the focus.
* @param fillScheme
* The fill color scheme.
* @param hasShine
* Indication whether the returned image should have a 3D shine
* spot in its top half.
*/
public void paintContourBackground(Graphics g, Component comp, int width,
int height, Shape contour, boolean isFocused,
SubstanceColorScheme fillScheme, boolean hasShine);
The contour
parameter specifies
the actual shape to fill and the
fillScheme
specifies the Substance
color scheme to be used to compute the colors. The internal implementation of
a specific fill painter may decide to ignore the
ifFocused
and hasShine
if these are not
relevant. In addition, specific implementation may maintain an internal
cache of computed images if the computation is CPU-heavy.
Important thing to note - a fill painter should not paint the
focus ring or the border; these are painted by separate painters. As noted
above, the isFocused
can be ignored
by the specific painter implementation.
Applications that wish to provide a custom (branding) fill painter
may utilize the existing StandardFillPainter
base class. The subclass can override any one of the six base methods that compute
fill colors at four fill and two shine vertical locations (see
get*FillColor
and get*ShineColor
methods).
Most core Substance fill painters extend this class. Note that
if your fill painter does not paint the shine spot, return
null
from the get*ShineColor
methods.
If you wish to use the fil painter of the current skin to provide additional custom painting in your application, call:
SubstanceLookAndFeel.getCurrentSkin()
to retrieve the current skin.SubstanceSkin.getFillPainter()
to retrieve the fill painter of the current skin.SubstanceFillPainter.paintContourBackground()
to paint the background on the specific graphics context.


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PIRCS experiment 1(c) consists of a minimum of 7.5 years of integration, 1986 July 1 through 1993 December 31 (past PIRCS participants have recommended extending simulations to 1999 December 31), with the first 6 months as spinup. The minimum period overlaps the monsoon experiments SWAMP-90, SWAMP-93, and EMVER-93 and the Midwest drought of 1988 and flood of 1993. Model domains should fall within the region 145.0 W -55.0 W and 5.0 N - 60.0 N, for which we supply NCEP/DOE Reanalysis-2 (R-2) and Reynolds SST as driving data. This area includes both the forcing frame for lateral boundary conditions and the inner "free" domain that will be analyzed. Models do not need to cover this entire region, as it has been chosen to ensure all models cover approximately the same inner region no matter what projection they use. In particular, modelers who participated in PIRCS 1(a) and 1(b) simulations are asked simply to move the southern boundary of their PIRCS domain 5 degrees to the south. Although Reynolds SST is ingested by R-2, we request that participants use Reynold's SST instead, because higher spatial resolution is retained by doing so.
How to get the dataset:
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Dortmund did come back from three goals down to salvage a point but that did little to reduce the criticism aimed at Favre, who's in a tight spot heading into Wednesday's Champions League game against Barcelona.
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This procedure returns the result of evaluating thunk. During the evaluation of thunk, user-interface events intended for application are ignored. This can be used, for example, to implement a file-selection dialog that prevents the user from manipulating the calling application until the dialog is dismissed. Note that the threads of the application are not suspended; its stream of events is merely redirected to a bit sink. See 5.
This returns the contents of the clipboard if any, else #f.
This appends the given string to the clipboard where it may be retrieved via (swl:get-selection 'clipboard). swl:clear-clipboard must be called before calling swl:append-clipboard, and multiple appends should be carried out in a critical section to prevent another process from retrieving an incomplete clipboard or usurping ownership of the clipboard. The append mechanism makes no attempt to prevent multiple threads from writing to the clipboard.
In practice it appears that each (operating-system) process has its own clipboard and swl:append-clipboard writes to that clipboard. seems to read from the clipboard of whichever process wrote to its clipboard last. (swl:clear-selection 'clipboard) seems to clear the clipboards of all applications. (Still searching for adequate documentation of clipboards in Tcl/Tk.)
This clears and claims ownership of the clipboard.
This returns the specified selection (primary or clipboard) as a string if it exists, #f otherwise. The default is to return the primary selection.
This clears the specified selection (primary or clipboard) if it exists. The default is to clear the primary selection.
This parameter implements a global cut buffer used to emulate the behavior of paste in xterm. When text is selected in a widget for which get-export-selection returns true, subsequently clicking the mouse saves the current selection in this global cut buffer before clearing the selection. When attempting to paste in a widget, we insert the result of (swl:get-selection 'primary), if available, or the contents of the cut buffer.
Returns a list of symbols naming font families known to the display. Items in the returned list are legal values for the family attribute of <font> instances created on the local display. If the optional constraint is 'fixed, only the fixed-width font families are returned.
When invoked with no arguments, swl:application-menu returns a cascade menu item for use as a top level entry in the menu of a <toplevel> (i.e. supplied as the menu: attribute of the <toplevel> or installed via its set-menu! method).
When invoked with two arguments, swl:application-menu expects title to be a valid <command-menu-item> title (except that images are not allowed due to incompatibilities with Windows platforms) and thunk to be either a procedure of no arguments, to be invoked when this menu item is chosen, or #f. If thunk is a procedure, then existing and future SWL application menus will contain an entry with the given title that invokes this procedure. If thunk is #f, the corresponding menu entry (if any) is removed from all SWL application menus. Items on the SWL application menu are sorted alphabetically, except the last two items: one titled "Version..." that displays the version information on the initial splash screen and one titled "Exit SWL" that does what you might expect. These default menu entries cannot be removed.
When invoked with no arguments, swl:help-menu returns a cascade menu item for use as a top level entry in the menu of a <toplevel> (i.e. supplied as the menu: attribute of the <toplevel> or installed via its set-menu! method).
When invoked with two arguments, swl:help-menu expects title to be a valid <command-menu-item> title (except that images are not allowed due to incompatibilities with Windows platforms) and thunk to be either a procedure of no arguments, to be invoked when this menu item is chosen, or #f. If thunk is a procedure, then existing and future SWL help menus will contain an entry with the given title that invokes this procedure. If thunk is #f, the corresponding menu entry (if any) is removed from all SWL help menus. Items on the SWL help menu are sorted alphabetically, except that the last item is always a "Documentation" button that displays the online documentation. The default menu entry cannot be removed.
Installs a new fallback queue and service thread and calls start-k to construct the application. start-k is passed a unique application token that may be supplied to swl:end-application in order to remove the applicaiton from the list of registered applications. SWL exits when the last registered application is removed. The start-k is expected to return an exit-notify thunk. The exit-notify thunk is invoked when the user clicks on the SWL "Exit SWL" button and by the default abort-handler.
Widgets created during the evaluation of start-k share the new fallback event queue. Because events must be processed serially, using a single event queue for all applications would allow one ill-behaved application to prevent other applications in the Scheme session from receiving events.
Remove from the list of active applications the instance granted this token and invoke the exit thunk supplied at that time (see 5). If token is the symbol exit-all, invoke the remaining exit thunks and exit SWL if no protected applications remain.
Returns an input/output port connected by a socket to the specified port number on the given host. If the async flag is true, the socket is connected asynchronously, i.e., the port object is returned without waiting for the actual connection to be made.
Creates a server socket for the given port. host specifies a fully qualified domain name or numerical IP address of the network interface to use for the connection. If host is #f then the server accepts connections via any interface. When a connection is made, handler is passed three arguments: an input/output port connected to the client via socket, the hostname of the client and the port number for the client. swl:open-tcp-server returns a port that cannot be read from or written to, but which can be closed to terminate the server.
This procedure displays a font dialog for the given parent (an instance of <toplevel> or #f, if none). SWL attempts to place the dialog centered above the parent, if given, or centered on the screen. The title is used as the title of the toplevel window that is created. The families, sizes, and styles parameters are lists of values appropriate for creating instances of the <font> class. The current-font procedure is invoked with no arguments, and should return an instance of <font> used to supply default values for the widgets displaying the various options. When the "OK" button is pressed, the new-font procedure is invoked with an instance of the selected font. When the "Cancel" button is pressed, new-font is invoked with #f.
This procedure returns height of the screen in pixels.
This procedure returns width of the screen in pixels.
Because display updates are buffered by Tcl/Tk, the application state can be out of sync with the display. While this is normally invisible, swl:sync-display can be used to flush pending display updates to the screen in cases where it would otherwise be noticed. It is often necessary to flushing display before getting the width or height of a widget that has just been created, because Tk defers geometry calculations until rendering the widget.


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tlm::tlm_generic_payload Class Reference
#include <tlm_core/tlm_2/tlm_generic_payload/tlm_gp.h>
List of all members.
Detailed Description
Definition at line 121 of file tlm_gp.h.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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| virtual tlm::tlm_generic_payload::~tlm_generic_payload |
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Member Function Documentation
| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::acquire |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::clear_extension |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::clear_extension |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::free_all_extensions |
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| unsigned int tlm::tlm_generic_payload::get_byte_enable_length |
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| unsigned char* tlm::tlm_generic_payload::get_byte_enable_ptr |
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| tlm_command tlm::tlm_generic_payload::get_command |
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| unsigned int tlm::tlm_generic_payload::get_data_length |
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| unsigned char* tlm::tlm_generic_payload::get_data_ptr |
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| T* tlm::tlm_generic_payload::get_extension |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::get_extension |
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| tlm_gp_option tlm::tlm_generic_payload::get_gp_option |
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| int tlm::tlm_generic_payload::get_ref_count |
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| std::string tlm::tlm_generic_payload::get_response_string |
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| unsigned int tlm::tlm_generic_payload::get_streaming_width |
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| bool tlm::tlm_generic_payload::has_mm |
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| bool tlm::tlm_generic_payload::is_dmi_allowed |
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| bool tlm::tlm_generic_payload::is_read |
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| bool tlm::tlm_generic_payload::is_response_error |
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| bool tlm::tlm_generic_payload::is_response_ok |
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| bool tlm::tlm_generic_payload::is_write |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::release |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::release_extension |
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| T* tlm::tlm_generic_payload::set_auto_extension |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::set_byte_enable_length |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::set_byte_enable_ptr |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::set_command |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::set_data_length |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::set_data_ptr |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::set_dmi_allowed |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::set_gp_option |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::set_read |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::set_response_status |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::set_streaming_width |
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| void tlm::tlm_generic_payload::set_write |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- tlm_core/tlm_2/tlm_generic_payload/tlm_gp.h


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my first adventure with 2ct7; started with 20mg, another 10mg as it came on, about 1.5 hours later. taken at a party in familiar and comfortable surroundings, with a dozen or so friends, some of whom i hadn't seen in a year or so. my mindset going in was set for party and socialize with these friends, just plain Fun plus whatever the material wanted to show me.
as it came on, i fell into an aimless, dreamy state of mind. i seemed physically capable of doing things like making chai and tending a fire, but had no concentration or will to do so. wandered about the party for 3-4 hours like this, feeling vaguely bored at times, was able to socialize with friends. it was very setting-dependent: if the music got me on my feet, i could dance; if the conversation was engaging, i could talk with people and get into that flow. walking around the party, visiting with folks or hanging out somewhere felt surreal, disconnected. yet i recognized everything and everyone around me, felt in reasonable control of my self and my reactions, etc.
i tried various ways to think and not-think about some Things in my life both great and small...felt 'normal'. no new threads or connections or surprises or anything special. in fact, i was struck by the fact that, 3 hours into it my thought processes seemed to be operating at baseline. a sense of waiting for the next level takes over. i had tentative plans to mix this with 2cb, since it was available at the time, so 4 hours into it i take 20mg 2cb.
the zing was unmistakeable and quick (15-20 mins). lots of social energy, dancing and other physical activity felt great. still daydreamy, had moments of slipping into vivid reveries, then 'waking up' and being very engaged with my environment. emotional shifts between desire for people and wanting to be alone or distant. weird and quick segues between these states. lots of sensating and moving around. lost track of time. some hunger, ate a little bread and jam. the recurring moments of 'waking up' as i came down became more frequent and lasted longer, but without any sensation of being sleepy as i usually experience it. at T+10 hours, i finally laid down to sleep, successfully, except that i kept waking up. able to fall asleep again after each waking with no problem. when i was awake, i felt surprisingly clear-headed.
woke up the next morning in a bad mood, felt some ire at how the night had gone, irritated. wondered if it was a waste of time or not. it didn't seem like anything worthwhile had been accomplished or experienced the night before. i didn't feel back to 'normal' until the 3rd day after. my thought processes were different, my emotions were taking strange turns with little or no provocation. issues and problems that had been on my mind before and during the experience came to the fore and demanded to be dealt with. 5 days later i can report some headway on these sticky personal issues though no conclusions or breakthroughs per se. i was able to explicate the more complicatd emotions around the decisions to be made, which was illuminating and helpful for me and my partner.
to summarize, if i ever repeat this combination, which is unlikely, it'll be with a smaller group of people who are very close to me.
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Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-05-31 14:45:30
@ Martijn Wieringa: Nice! Thanks for taking the time to test it and write wrappers as well!
Martijn Wieringa
on 2008-05-30 13:07:13
It turns out that 'shift' and 'unshift' functions are supported by JS itself (tested in IE 6 and FF 2)
function array_shift(f_array)
{
if(f_array.length > 0)
{
return f_array.shift();
}
return null;
}
function array_unshift(f_array)
{
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{
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}
return (array_unshift.arguments.length - 1);
}
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@ Buzz: I do not agree. The original array is changed by reference. But the function should return what has been removed: the value of the first element.
Buzz
on 2008-05-21 17:13:47
array_shift(['Kevin', 'van', 'Zonneveld']);
should return
array('van','Zonneveld');
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Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-04-07 11:30:29
@ Post cannot have an empty name: I agree that this function could probably be trimmed down a bit, but your version does not support associative arrays, so for now I'm going to have to stick with the current version. Do you agree? Thanks for your input, and if you have a different opinion or code, let me know!
Post cannot have an empty name
on 2008-04-07 06:41:09
function array_shift(array)
{
element = array[0];
array.shift(array);
return element;
}


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An individual Fortran source file can be compiled to an object (`*.o') file instead of to the final program executable. This allows several portions of a program to be compiled at different times and linked together whenever a new version of the program is needed. However, it introduces the issue of object compatibility across the various object files (and libraries, or `*.a' files) that are linked together to produce any particular executable file.
Object compatibility is an issue when combining, in one
program, Fortran code compiled by more than one compiler
(or more than one configuration of a compiler).
If the compilers
disagree on how to transform the names of procedures, there
will normally be errors when linking such programs.
Worse, if the compilers agree on naming, but disagree on issues
like how to pass parameters, return arguments, and lay out
COMMON
areas, the earliest detected errors might be the
incorrect results produced by the program (and that assumes
these errors are detected, which is not always the case).
Normally, g77
generates code that is
object-compatible with code generated by a version of
f2c
configured (with, for example, `f2c.h' definitions)
to be generally compatible with g77
as built by gcc
.
(Normally, f2c
will, by default, conform to the appropriate
configuration, but it is possible that older or perhaps even newer
versions of f2c
, or versions having certain configuration changes
to f2c
internals, will produce object files that are
incompatible with g77
.)
For example, a Fortran string subroutine
argument will become two arguments on the C side: a char *
and an int
length.
Much of this compatibility results from the fact that
g77
uses the same run-time library,
libf2c
, used by f2c
,
though g77
gives its version the name libg2c
so as to avoid conflicts when linking,
installing them in the same directories,
and so on.
Other compilers might or might not generate code that
is object-compatible with libg2c
and current g77
,
and some might offer such compatibility only when explicitly
selected via a command-line option to the compiler.
Note: This portion of the documentation definitely needs a lot of work!
f2c
Compatibility
Specifying `-fno-f2c' allows g77
to generate, in
some cases, faster code, by not needing to allow to the possibility
of linking with code compiled by f2c
.
For example, this affects how REAL(KIND=1)
,
COMPLEX(KIND=1)
, and COMPLEX(KIND=2)
functions are called.
With `-fno-f2c', they are
compiled as returning the appropriate gcc
type
(float
, __complex__ float
, __complex__ double
,
in many configurations).
With `-ff2c' in force, they
are compiled differently (with perhaps slower run-time performance)
to accommodate the restrictions inherent in f2c
's use of K&R
C as an intermediate language---REAL(KIND=1)
functions
return C's double
type, while COMPLEX
functions return
void
and use an extra argument pointing to a place for the functions to
return their values.
It is possible that, in some cases, leaving `-ff2c' in force might produce faster code than using `-fno-f2c'. Feel free to experiment, but remember to experiment with changing the way entire programs and their Fortran libraries are compiled at a time, since this sort of experimentation affects the interface of code generated for a Fortran source file--that is, it affects object compatibility.
Note that f2c
compatibility is a fairly static target to achieve,
though not necessarily perfectly so, since, like g77
, it is
still being improved.
However, specifying `-fno-f2c' causes g77
to generate code that will probably be incompatible with code
generated by future versions of g77
when the same option
is in force.
You should make sure you are always able to recompile complete
programs from source code when upgrading to new versions of g77
or f2c
, especially when using options such as `-fno-f2c'.
Therefore, if you are using g77
to compile libraries and other
object files for possible future use and you don't want to require
recompilation for future use with subsequent versions of g77
,
you might want to stick with f2c
compatibility for now, and
carefully watch for any announcements about changes to the
f2c
/libf2c
interface that might affect existing programs
(thus requiring recompilation).
It is probable that a future version of g77
will not,
by default, generate object files compatible with f2c
,
and that version probably would no longer use libf2c
.
If you expect to depend on this compatibility in the
long term, use the options `-ff2c -ff2c-library' when compiling
all of the applicable code.
This should cause future versions of g77
either to produce
compatible code (at the expense of the availability of some features and
performance), or at the very least, to produce diagnostics.
(The library g77
produces will no longer be named `libg2c'
when it is no longer generally compatible with `libf2c'.
It will likely be referred to, and, if installed as a distinct
library, named libg77
, or some other as-yet-unused name.)
f2c
On systems with Fortran compilers other than f2c
and g77
,
code compiled by g77
is not expected to work
well with code compiled by the native compiler.
(This is true for f2c
-compiled objects as well.)
Libraries compiled with the native compiler probably will have
to be recompiled with g77
to be used with g77
-compiled code.
Reasons for such incompatibilities include:
g77
to call a procedure the linker ld
sees
given the name `_foo_', while the apparently corresponding
statement `SUBROUTINE FOO' might be compiled by the
native compiler to define the linker-visible name `_foo',
or `_FOO_', and so on.
g77
to
transform procedure names the same way a native
compiler does is not usually a good idea--unless
some effort has been made to ensure that, aside
from the way the two compilers transform procedure
names, everything else about the way they generate
code for procedure interfaces is identical.
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Do you do code work for some data-driven or AI system? How much time do you spend cleaning data?
If you answer "too much", shake your head, or feel kind of frustrated or ambivalent about it, I invite you to:
Imagine a perfect world, with respect to how code/data systems are designed, developed, and maintained. Consider: how much time do you spend cleaning data in this perfect world, and how do you feel about it?
This essay offers neither tools nor processes; it proposes an alternative feeling to that familiar sense of “too much” data cleaning. I align this sketch with well-established research on institutional and structural factors at play in the development of code/data systems.
Data requires cleaning because it includes imperfect, human annotation. (A complete lack of human oversight is a problematic goal, though; it can lead to uncontrollable and deeply biased feedback loops [1].)
Critiquing the message of the book "The Second Machine Age", Dr. Lilly Irani writes that its authors "ignore the labor of cultural data workers, as if algorithms trained, tuned, and augmented themselves, like magic" [2]. The "training data" demanded by artificial intelligence includes "content moderation" or "curation" tasks and asking "raters" to judge output of automated systems.
This data work is systematically, broadly, and "profoundly undervalued in proportion to the knowledge it helps to create" [3, pp. 180-184, emphasis added].
Referencing a different book, "Mindless," Irani notes that the problem is not with automation itself, but "with the ways automation entrenches command-and-control relationships between managers and workers" [2]. Controlled and controllable micro-tasks fail to engage with "a wide range of accumulated human ability and wisdom," or to "generate more subtle kinds of value" [2].
The perfect world includes not only credit for data work, but also a re-imagining of how we structure this essential type of labor; and re-considering how code work relates to revision.
Data work matters, but data work produces imperfect data, which leads to the uncomfortable idea that most of us are doing “too much” data cleaning. Part of this is the often-implicit expectation that it is a pre-amble.
Data cleaning is, in practice, not a one-time pre-processing step, but a recurring process, because repeated revision, of both data and code, is inevitable.
All contemporary AI systems cannot exist without data work; the myth that code/data systems can be unbiased is only possible because this necessary data work is intentionally hidden from view. It also contributes to the myth that a code/data system can "just run" without repeated interrogation and revision.
In "Algorithms of Oppression" [4], Dr. Safiya Umoja Noble details example after example of search engines being described as neutral and/or inscrutable; then, after sufficient pressure, being reviewed and found to be biased. Revision is not only possible but done; and often.
In a perfect world, this recurring revision arises without external pressure: not as an exception, but as the routine.
Imagine: the repeated process of data preparation, including both review and cleaning, is a recognized part of necessary code work, supported by tools and processes. Data preparation, with more time and attention, can adapt to more complex (and more human) data collection and feedback mechanisms for training systems.
Data cleaning is unavoidable! Each round of repeated care of data and code is an opportunity to invite new perspectives to code/data technical objects.
In a perfect world, I spend a lot of time on data preparation, and I feel great about it! Instead of adversarial unease about imperfect labels, I feel curiosity. Instead of trying to minimize time spent cleaning data, I use preparation tasks to interrogate the data and its use. Bias is not gone from the system or its context; but it is a subject of active, enthusiastic work.
[1] O'neil, Cathy. Weapons of Math Destruction: How big data increases inequality and threatens democracy. Broadway Books, 2016.
[2] Irani, Lilly. "Justice for ‘Data Janitors’." Public Culture 15 (2015).
[3] D'Ignazio, Catherine, and Lauren F. Klein. Data Feminism. MIT Press, 2020.
[4] Noble, Safiya Umoja. Algorithms of Oppression: How search engines reinforce racism. NYU Press, 2018.


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The vision of Fridge Friend is to help users cook recipies based on what is contained in their fridge/pantry. Fridge Friend will allow the users to flip through a set of recipes and view the necessary amount, unit and the name of ingredients required to make the recipe. In addition, a few additional information, such as the steps/instructions to take in order to create the desired recipe. Fridge Friend offers the users a platfrom to store, maintain, create and/or alter their Fridge Friend ingredients. Additionally there is a assistant tools to make it easier for the user to to maintain and look up their shopping list needs and their fridge/pantry content. Users can add a desired recipes ingredients into the shopping list, thus resulting in the missing ingredients to be appended to their shopping list.
In order to get started you will first have to create a new user or sign into an existing account. The displayed navigation bar at the top shows some of the features you can look through (Note: rightmost side button is a dropdown!)
[All recipes] tab will display all the current recipes stored in Fridge Friend database, press the image to display further relevent information about the recipe. There is placed a button that allows the user to add recipe ingredients to shopping list denoted with "Add to shopping".
[My recipes] tab will display all your ingredients stored in Fridge Friend and recipes you can make based on the content of ingredients. In order to add more ingredients to Fridge Friend storage press the button as
and likewise to edit and/or delete press the 3 vertical dots symbol.[My Ingredients] tab will display only your ingredients stored in Fridge Friend, in order to add press the button as
and likewise to edit and/or delete press the 3 vertical dots symbol.[My Shoppinglist] tab will display your shopping list, in order to add content to shopping list press the button as
and likewise to edit and/or delete press the 3 vertical dots symbol. To mark single items as complete press the "Add" button, or "Add all to pantry", this will then add all food related items into your ingredients list.


I wanted to write a few lines on how I configured my controller on Ubuntu to work with Steam games, since I discovered some neat stuff.
What I've got
- Xbox 360 wireless standard controller, with cable (the one you use with the Xbox 360 console)
- Xbox 360 Gaming Reciever
- Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS
- Steam, as installed from the Ubuntu repo
If your inventory differs, you might have other issues.
The play and charge is a lie
The cable can't transfer any data, and is useless for connecting the gamepad to the computer.
Controller: Microsoft Xbox 360 Play&Charge Kit
Vendor/Product: 045e:028f
USB Path: 003:029
Controller Type: Xbox360 Play&Charge
-- [ ERROR ] ------------------------------------------------------
The Xbox360 Play&Charge cable is for recharging only, it does not transmit data, thus xboxdrv can't support it. You have to get a wireless receiver:
* http://www.xbox.com/en-ca/hardware/x/xbox360wirelessgamingreceiver/
-------
Above is xboxdrv
reproaching me for trying to work with the cable.
xpad
(not the Ubuntu package that emulates sticky notes).
A kernel module in charge of interfacing with gamepads, now bundled with Ubuntu. See more here.
This module handles regular Xbox 360 controllers (see "What I've got" above) well enough, but some games didn't recognize the controller.
It also does nothing to indicate the controller was recognized - the controller keeps blinking (like it's searching for an owner), and no message in dmesg
or any log (/var/log/{syslog,kern.log,dmesg}
).
The reason is that the driver registers 4 controllers (/dev/input/js{0,1,2,3}
) when the reciever is plugged in, so nothing happens when it's detecting a new actual controller.
xboxdrv
An alternative userspace driver avaialble from the Ubuntu repos.
To run it, you first have to unload the xpad module using sudo rmmod xpad
or by supplying -d
to xboxdrv. It can also be blacklisted.
It has to be run as root (because it handles raw input devices), and gives much more visibilty to the controller's state (for instance, it sets the controller's status LED to indicate that the controller is connected).
Some games only detected my input when running xboxdrv
with --mimic-xpad
, even though they wouldn't work with the real xpad
. Weird.
It has a lot of interesting arguments (really) and the manpage is really worth a read (man xboxdrv
). I think the secret to success is trying different kinds of configurations.
Steam Games and Gamepads
When using Steam's Big Picture (accessible by pressing the big Xbox logo while browsing steam), games with the gamepad icon are supposed to support gamepads (duh).
I'm going to list a few games I managed to get working with the controller, so you'll know that if you can't get these working, you have some configuration issue.
Please let me know if you have any insights / additions!
Works with xpad
Since these work with the default setup, I didn't test them on xboxdrv.
- VVVVVV
- Super Meat Boy - so much better with a gamepad!
- Mercenary Kings
- Outland
Works with xboxdrv
- The Binding of Isaac - required
--mimic-xpad
- Cook, Serve, Delicious! - required
--mimic-xpad
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THE PRINCE OF EGYPT Review By Victory A. Marasigan
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The concept for DreamWorks SKG's _The Prince of Egypt_ doesn't sound like subject matter ripe for the animated-movie treatment. The film retells the Biblical story of Exodus, the same one told in DeMille's expansive epic _The Ten Commandments_. A "cartoon" about plague and pestilence, infant murders, and the drowning of hundreds of soldiers? Is DreamWorks crazy?
Such reservations can thankfully be put to rest, because the resulting film is one of the most touching and emotionally uplifting versions of the story yet depicted. DreamWork's version of this oft-told tale offers a vulnerable Moses, as compared to Charlton Heston's famous chiseled-out-of-stone take on the character. Gaunt and rather unintimidating, this Moses (voiced by Val Kilmer) has the rebellious demeanor and zeal that any young soul might have.
The film's bold, sweeping opening sequence (underscored by the wondrous choral cry "Deliver Us") shows us Moses' legendary beginnings, as his desperate mother sends him adrift on the Nile to escape the Pharaoh's (Patrick Stewart) murderous soldiers. Ironically, this action brings the Hebrew infant into the care of the Pharaoh's family. Raised like the Pharaoh's own, Moses grows up unaware of his true heritage. He develops a strong bond with the Pharaoh's son Rameses (Ralph Fiennes, in the most convincing and heartbreaking of the film's characterizations). Moses' life is turned on its end when, soon after being declared prince, he meets his true siblings (voiced by Sandra Bullock and Jeff Goldblum), who reveal to him his slave heritage. This truth is too much for the young man; without explanation, he leaves his father's kingdom behind, unsure of his destiny.
For the animators, envisioning a story set in ancient Egypt seems to have been like discovering a treasure-filled mummy's tomb. The majestic Egyptian city, with its oversize temples and skyscraping statues, looks like an elaborate chessboard, with pieces which may have been laid there by the hands of the Gods themselves. The rich color in the temples' hypostyle halls, the painted limestone reliefs, the glare of the unforgiving sunlight -- all details which pull us into the reality of that beautiful place.
Moses' journey eventually brings him into contact with God Himself, who empowers him to return to his kingdom and let his people go. The miracles Moses helps bring about, from the invasion of swarms of insects to the fiery finger of God, dazzle with a beauty which is believable without being photorealistic. And let's not forget _the_ miracle -- the parting of the Red Sea -- which features astounding, breathtaking visual effects.
Though Moses finds love and marriage in the desert, the film is really more interested in the relationship between him and Rameses. The latter experiences a tragic fall due to his own blindness, but his caring for his brother remains solid throughout the film. And so, Rameses becomes one of the most sympathizable "bad guys" ever to be depicted in an animated movie.
So who is the audience for this film? The way the story is told, a person need not be familiar with nor even believe in the Biblical stories to be moved by it. Younger children can sit through the film and not be fully aware of the scope of the horrors being inferred. Inspiring and transporting, _The Prince of Egypt_ is an experience believers and non-believers alike should not miss.
GRADE: A-
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Daffodil display along the Red Butte Garden Floral Walk
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Red Butte Garden presents a stunning display each spring of over 500,000 bulbs (as of March 2020), 239,000 of which are daffodils. Daffodils were chosen as a prominent component due to their long lifespan, wide diversity of color, size and bloom type, and dislike by wildlife such as deer and squirrels.
The Red Butte Garden daffodil display started in 2003 in the Four Seasons Garden. The Four Seasons Garden, situated on a hill facing the Visitor Center, is the first thing that visitors see when they enter the Garden. This garden space, composed of large masses of plants best appreciated when viewed from a distance, lends itself well to a massive display of daffodils, with varieties chosen that, due to their size and color, stand out from a distance.
The next phase in the daffodil display developed when local landscape designer, the late Peter Lassig, created a stunning design for the Floral Walk.
In the spring of 2007, Mr. Lassig walked the Floral Walk weekly to observe what was happening in different display areas along the walk that would coincide with the bulb bloom. He then created daffodil combinations for each area, with varying bloom times to extend the bloom season. In all, over 60 different varieties of daffodils were used in unique combinations that changed along the length of the Floral Walk. The bulbs were planted in fall 2007, with the first bloom in spring 2008. The design was evaluated in the spring, and additions were made in fall 2008.
In 2009, Mr. Lassig, along with horticulturists Crystal Kim and Cheryl Underwood, designed and planted the first phase of a spring bulb display for the newly completed Rose Garden. The design includes miniature bulbs such as dwarf irises and Chionodoxa that complement early blooming daffodils. The final phase of the Rose Garden spring bulb display was planted in the fall of 2013.
Red Butte Garden is home to over 160 cultivars and species of Narcissus, representing all 13 daffodil divisions. Daffodils can be viewed throughout the Garden, but the highest concentrations are found in the Four Seasons Garden, Floral Walk and Rose Garden.
At Red Butte Garden, the purpose of our Narcissus display is to show the wide variety of Narcissus, emphasizing the diversity of ornamental characteristics such as flower form, size, color, and bloom time.
As we continue to expand and diversify our display, we seek to promote the beauty and diversity of the genus Narcissus including representatives of all hardy Narcissus divisions, unusual or rare species, and representatives of taxa with notable fragrance and diverse plant size and foliage.
In 2013, Red Butte Garden was recognized as an official Daffodil Display Garden by the American Daffodil Society. The display represents all 13 recognized divisions, which are based on floral parts and species derivation. Divisions include: Trumpet, Large-Cupped, Small-Cupped, Double, Triandrus, Cyclamineus, Jonquilla, Tazetta, Poeticus, Bulbocodium, Split-Cupped, Miscellaneous Species and Wild Forms, and Miniatures. Our display also includes many recipients of the Wister and Panil Awards, which recognize outstanding American hybridizers and daffodil selections. CLICK HERE to read more about Daffodil divisions from the American Daffodil Society.
Daffodils are members of the genus Narcissus. They originate from southwestern Europe and North Africa. Daffodils are great garden perennials. They are virtually pest-free and are drought-tolerant. They require water in the spring while blooming and growing, which is usually met by typical spring rainfall. Because they are dormant in summer, they easily tolerate hot, dry summers. They are very cold hardy, and actually require a certain amount of cold temperatures to stimulate root and flower development. If planted correctly, they will multiply and live happily in your garden for many years.
Plant daffodils in any deep, well-drained soil in full sun. Planting beneath deciduous trees is okay if the trees leaf out after the bulbs have finished for spring and if tree roots don’t interfere with planting.
Bulbs are planted in the fall when the soil temperature has cooled below 54°F but hasn't frozen yet. Along the Wasatch Front, bulbs can be planted through October and even into November, depending on weather.
Bulbs are in good condition if they are firm and free of white mold (some blue-gray mold is okay and does not affect growth). Discard any soft, moldy bulbs.
Plant daffodil bulbs at a depth two to three times the diameter of the bulb, which is usually about 6-8” deep. Space bulbs about three times the width of the bulb apart so that they have plenty of room to establish and multiply.
The top of the bulb, from which the shoot emerges, is more narrow and pointed than the base. The base is rounded, with some of the previous year’s dried, hair-like roots attached to its somewhat flattened bottom. Plant the bulbs pointed side up.
Fertilizer is not necessary unless you have very poor soil. If you do use fertilizer, mix it into the soil at the bottom of the hole before planting.
If it is a dry autumn, make sure to irrigate your plantings well, since roots start growing in fall. The cool weather of fall is great for growing roots.
Peak bloom at Red Butte Garden: April
For more information about Daffodils please visit the the American Daffodil Society website.
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Item Index
Methods
- camelize static
- hyphenize static
- requireFile static
Methods
camelize
(
String
static
-
hyphened
-
[lowerFirst=false]
converts hyphenation to camel case
'shinout-no-macbook-pro' => 'ShinoutNoMacbookPro'
'shinout-no-macbook-pro' => 'shinoutNoMacbookPro' # if lowerFirst = true
Parameters:
-
hyphened
String -
[lowerFirst=false]
Boolean optionalmake capital char lower
Returns:
String:
cameled
hyphenize
(
String
static
-
hyphened
converts hyphenation to camel case
'ShinoutNoMacbookPro' => 'shinout-no-macbook-pro'
'ABC' => 'a-b-c' # current implementation... FIXME ?
Parameters:
-
hyphened
String
Returns:
String:
cameled
requireFile
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Any
static
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file
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Parameters:
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file
Stringname without extension
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required value


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by By Liam HeylinAround €273,000 worth of cocaine was concealed in a blue barrel under a pile of manure on lands by a house in North Cork and today the man who stashed it was jailed for five years.
Detective Garda William Hosford said the cocaine was one part of a total drugs haul with a street value of €646,000.
Cannabis herb and resin, and cocaine were found all over the property in sports gear bags in abandoned cars and out-buildings, said Det Garda Hosford.
Judge Seán Ó Donnabháin imposed a jail term of seven years with the last two years suspended on the man who admitted having the cocaine and cannabis at his home earlier this year at Cork Circuit Criminal Court.
Michael O’Brien, aged 44, of Bweengnamweel East, Bweeng, Mallow, pleaded guilty to a charge which can carry a mandatory minimum jail term of 10 years unless there are exceptional circumstances. O’Brien admitted having the combination of cannabis herb, cannabis resin, and cocaine at his home on February 23.
Seamus Roche, defending, said: “This was a once-in-a-lifetime mistake — a very serious mistake.”
He explained that O’Brien had been asked a number of times if he would agree to store the drugs on his property and because of financial pressures he finally succumbed.
Judge Ó Donnabháin said an aggravating factor was that O’Brien was not a drug addict and was doing this knowingly for financial reasons, knowing the damage that drugs do in society.
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“He was in employment which makes his involvement in this crime all the more difficult to understand.”
The sentence was backdated to when he went into custody on October 31 — the date of his guilty plea.
Det Garda Hosford testified that gardaí obtained a warrant in an intelligence-led operation and conducted the search on February 23.
O’Brien was present at the time the officers arrived and he facilitated the search and co-operated with the gardaí.
O’Brien is a qualified carpenter by trade and built his own home at the property where the drugs were located.
Det Garda Hosford said the 44-year-old was originally from West Cork.
“He said he was approached (to store the drugs) and he turned down the advances but due to financial pressure he agreed to store the drugs. As far as I know, he does not use drugs himself,” said the detective.
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In this section we try to describe a few of the many transformations that are
applied to a C program to convert it to CIL. The module that implements this
conversion is about 5000 lines of OCaml code. In contrast a simple program
transformation that instruments all functions to keep a shadow stack of the
true return address (thus preventing stack smashing) is only 70 lines of code.
This example shows that the analysis is so much simpler because it has to
handle only a few simple C constructs and also because it can leverage on CIL
infrastructure such as visitors and pretty-printers.
In no particular order these are a few of the most significant ways in which
C programs are compiled into CIL:
-
CIL will eliminate all declarations for unused entities. This means that
just because your hello world program includes stdio.h it does not mean
that your analysis has to handle all the ugly stuff from stdio.h.
- Type specifiers are interpreted and normalized:
int long signed x;
signed long extern x;
long static int long y;
// Some code that uses these declaration, so that CIL does not remove them
int main() { return x + y; }
See the CIL output for this
code fragment - Anonymous structure and union declarations are given a name.
struct { int x; } s;
See the CIL output for this
code fragment - Nested structure tag definitions are pulled apart. This means that all
structure tag definitions can be found by a simple scan of the globals.
struct foo {
struct bar {
union baz {
int x1;
double x2;
} u1;
int y;
} s1;
int z;
} f;
See the CIL output for this
code fragment
- All structure, union, enumeration definitions and the type definitions
from inners scopes are moved to global scope (with appropriate renaming). This
facilitates moving around of the references to these entities.
int main() {
struct foo {
int x; } foo;
{
struct foo {
double d;
};
return foo.x;
}
}
See the CIL output for this
code fragment
- Prototypes are added for those functions that are called before being
defined. Furthermore, if a prototype exists but does not specify the type of
parameters that is fixed. But CIL will not be able to add prototypes for those
functions that are neither declared nor defined (but are used!).
int f(); // Prototype without arguments
int f(double x) {
return g(x);
}
int g(double x) {
return x;
}
See the CIL output for this
code fragment - Array lengths are computed based on the initializers or by constant
folding.
int a1[] = {1,2,3};
int a2[sizeof(int) >= 4 ? 8 : 16];
See the CIL output for this
code fragment - Enumeration tags are computed using constant folding:
int main() {
enum {
FIVE = 5,
SIX, SEVEN,
FOUR = FIVE - 1,
EIGHT = sizeof(double)
} x = FIVE;
return x;
}
See the CIL output for this
code fragment - Initializers are normalized to include specific initialization for the
missing elements:
int a1[5] = {1,2,3};
struct foo { int x, y; } s1 = { 4 };
See the CIL output for this
code fragment - Initializer designators are interpreted and eliminated. Subobjects are
properly marked with braces. CIL implements
the whole ISO C99 specification for initializer (neither GCC nor MSVC do) and
a few GCC extensions.
struct foo {
int x, y;
int a[5];
struct inner {
int z;
} inner;
} s = { 0, .inner.z = 3, .a[1 ... 2] = 5, 4, y : 8 };
See the CIL output for this
code fragment - String initializers for arrays of characters are processed
char foo[] = "foo plus bar";
See the CIL output for this
code fragment
- String constants are concatenated
char *foo = "foo " " plus " " bar ";
See the CIL output for this
code fragment
- Initializers for local variables are turned into assignments. This is in
order to separate completely the declarative part of a function body from the
statements. This has the unfortunate effect that we have to drop the const
qualifier from local variables !
int x = 5;
struct foo { int f1, f2; } a [] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };
See the CIL output for this
code fragment
- Local variables in inner scopes are pulled to function scope (with
appropriate renaming). Local scopes thus disappear. This makes it easy to find
and operate on all local variables in a function.
int x = 5;
int main() {
int x = 6;
{
int x = 7;
return x;
}
return x;
}
See the CIL output for this
code fragment
- Global declarations in local scopes are moved to global scope:
int x = 5;
int main() {
int x = 6;
{
static int x = 7;
return x;
}
return x;
}
See the CIL output for this
code fragment - Return statements are added for functions that are missing them. If the
return type is not a base type then a return without a value is added.
The guaranteed presence of return statements makes it easy to implement a
transformation that inserts some code to be executed immediately before
returning from a function.
int foo() {
int x = 5;
}
See the CIL output for this
code fragment - One of the most significant transformations is that expressions that
contain side-effects are separated into statements.
int x, f(int);
return (x ++ + f(x));
See the CIL output for this
code fragment
Internally, the x ++ statement is turned into an assignment which the
pretty-printer prints like the original. CIL has only three forms of basic
statements: assignments, function calls and inline assembly.
- Shortcut evaluation of boolean expressions and the ?: operator are
compiled into explicit conditionals:
int x;
int y = x ? 2 : 4;
int z = x || y;
// Here we duplicate the return statement
if(x && y) { return 0; } else { return 1; }
// To avoid excessive duplication, CIL uses goto's for
// statement that have more than 5 instructions
if(x && y || z) { x ++; y ++; z ++; x ++; y ++; return z; }
See the CIL output for this
code fragment - GCC’s conditional expression with missing operands are also compiled
into conditionals:
int f();;
return f() ? : 4;
See the CIL output for this
code fragment - All forms of loops (while, for and do) are compiled
internally as a single while(1) looping construct with explicit break
statement for termination. For simple while loops the pretty printer is
able to print back the original:
int x, y;
for(int i = 0; i<5; i++) {
if(i == 5) continue;
if(i == 4) break;
i += 2;
}
while(x < 5) {
if(x == 3) continue;
x ++;
}
See the CIL output for this
code fragment - GCC’s block expressions are compiled away. (That’s right there is an
infinite loop in this code.)
int x = 5, y = x;
int z = ({ x++; L: y -= x; y;});
return ({ goto L; 0; });
See the CIL output for this
code fragment
- CIL contains support for both MSVC and GCC inline assembly (both in one
internal construct)
- CIL compiles away the GCC extension that allows many kinds of constructs
to be used as lvalues:
int x, y, z;
return &(x ? y : z) - & (x ++, x);
See the CIL output for this
code fragment
- All types are computed and explicit casts are inserted for all
promotions and conversions that a compiler must insert:
- CIL will turn old-style function definition (without prototype) into
new-style definitions. This will make the compiler less forgiving when
checking function calls, and will catch for example cases when a function is
called with too few arguments. This happens in old-style code for the purpose
of implementing variable argument functions.
- Since CIL sees the source after preprocessing the code after CIL does
not contain the comments and the preprocessing directives.
- CIL will remove from the source file those type declarations, local
variables and inline functions that are not used in the file. This means that
your analysis does not have to see all the ugly stuff that comes from the
header files:
#include <stdio.h>
typedef int unused_type;
static char unused_static (void) { return 0; }
int main() {
int unused_local;
printf("Hello world\n"); // Only printf will be kept from stdio.h
}
See the CIL output for this
code fragment


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This project is a functional Web Music Player. Contains a play button,
forward, backward, progress bar and volume slider. Created with HTML, CSS and Vanilla Javascript.
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This project is a functional Todo List. You can write a list of things you have
to do, and it saves in the localstorage. Also it has light/dark theme! Hosted on heroku, so you have to wait a little...
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During the first few minutes of Martin Scorsese's Bringing Out the Dead, you can't help thinking about the director's 1976 masterpiece Taxi Driver. The main character narrates the film from his job of driving through the streets of New York City to music eerily similar to Bernard Herrmann's Oscar-nominated score. Although we are told that Dead is set in the early 1990s, it becomes clear pretty quickly that not much has changed in New York since 1976.
Nicolas Cage (8mm) stars as Frank Pierce, an Emergency Medical Services driver from Our Lady of Perpetual Mercy Hospital (or `Misery,' for short) in Hell's Kitchen. He's an insomniac and an alcoholic, a man that has clearly lost his way since failing to save an asthmatic 16-year-old girl six months ago. Everywhere he turns, Frank sees the dead teen and hears her ask why he didn't rescue her. Subsequently, Frank has lost each of his patients since then and is desperate to find a soul to save. He admits that his role is `less about saving lives than about bearing witness.' He's probably a blast at parties.
At first, Frank is paired with Larry (John Goodman, The Big Lebowski), a goofy ox that seems more concerned with his next meal than his next patient. After receiving a call from Dispatch (the voice is Scorsese's), the two lackadaisically trudge up to the top floor of an apartment building where an elderly man has suffered a severe heart attack. The man is clearly dead when they arrive, and Larry uses the phone to call a doctor in order to get an official pronouncement of death. Frank continues to perform lifesaving techniques and is eventually able to get a pulse. It is here that Frank meets Mary Burke (Patricia Arquette, Stigmata), the old man's comely daughter.
Frank and Larry drive the victim to Misery, and as they open its emergency room doors they reveal an ER from hell. There are more freaks there than at a Jeff Foxworthy family reunion. And it's not just the cases – a crazy security guard threatens people trying to get help and a nurse asks people to leave and die in another city. Misery is on diversion and refusing new admissions because of a rash of overdoses resulting from a new street drug called Red Death. But doctors reluctantly agree to take the elderly patient from Frank and Larry.
The next night, Frank is paired with Marcus (Ving Rhames, Entrapment), a religious man that tries in vain to pick up the female dispatcher (the voice of Queen Latifah). Marcus has a considerably more upbeat outlook on life and tells Frank, `Help someone and you help yourself.' The problem is that Frank can't find anyone to help and hasn't been able to for quite a while. This line also evokes Taxi Driver's Wizard (Peter Boyle) telling his co-worker Travis Bickle `You get a job. You become the job.' Their evening's shift is complete after witnessing the birth of an Immaculate Conception and a resurrection.
As Frank drives around the depravity of New York's nighttime streets, more of Taxi Driver's lines come to mind. `Someday a real rain will come and wipe this scum off the streets.' `I think someone should just take this city and just flush it down the f'in' toilet.'  They don't end. All my life needed was a sense of someplace to go. I don't believe that one should devote his life to morbid self-attention; I believe that one should become a person like other people.'
We slowly learn that Frank isn't much different than the junkies and wackos he is supposed to be helping. One schizophrenic man named Noel (Marc Anthony, Big Night) wants to die but can't muster the courage to off himself. Like Noel, Frank wants to be fired from his job, but can't quite quit on his own and resorts to frequently coming in late and calling in sick in hopes of getting the boot. Ultimately, in an ironic turn, Frank is finally able to help someone, but his services are rendered in a less-than-routine fashion. The whole story takes place over a span of three days.
Although Dead looks more like an Oliver Stone flick, comparisons to Taxi Driver shouldn't come as a surprise. Screenwriter Paul Schrader also worked on Scorsese's Raging Bull and The Last Temptation of Christ in addition to Taxi Driver. He adapted this script from the 1998 Joe Connelly novel of the same name (Connelly was actually a medic for nine years in New York). Dead looks great and is brightly lensed by Robert Richardson (The Horse Whisperer), with Scorsese's regular editor (Thelma Schoonmaker) and production designer (Dante Ferretti) adding to the fantastic appearance. But the film is very uneven and leads Cage and Arquette are really bad actors. It seems like Cage is getting all of the roles that Bruce Willis used to take, as he continues to demonstrate that his Oscar for Leaving Las Vegas was a big fluke. I think a movie about Marcus or psycho ambulance driver Tom Walls (Tom Sizemore, Saving Private Ryan) would have been more interesting.
2:05 - R for gritty violent content, drug use and language
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Rendering¶
Render Methods¶
A render of your model can be observed using the display()
method.
This will pick how to display a Part
or
Assembly
based on the environment in which it’s
run (see get_env_name
for details).
You may also explicitly set how you’d like your model displayed by calling
another display method, such as freecad_display()
, web_display()
,
and so on.
Look at cqparts.display
for more information, and options.
Rendered Materials¶
Each Part
can be made to look different
based on its material.
A basic render may simply display everything in a grey matt finish, whereas a more thoroughly designed model may use colours, transparencies, and metallic finishes to make a model look more impressive.
The properties of a solid’s render is stored in the a RenderProps
instance, stored in the _render
attribute of each
Part
instance.
Warning
At this time the only properties of a render are its colour (RGB) and alpha values. This may increase in future to support more advanced rendering, for things like reflectance, diffusion, ambiance, I don’t know, I’m not a graphics guy.
For progress regarding this, keep an eye on issue #36, and feel free to voice your opinion, and/or support there.