CMPS03 - Compass Module
For documentation on CMPS03
revisions prior to Rev14, click here
Earlier versions can be identified by the presence of the silver
8MHz ceramic resonator in the middle of the PCB, this has been removed on new
modules.
Rev14 was released March 2007
Overview
This compass module has been specifically designed for use in robots as an
aid to navigation. The aim was to produce a unique number to represent the
direction the robot is facing.
Connections to the compass modules
Connections
Pin 1, +5v. The compass module requires a 5v power supply at a nominal 25mA.
There are
two ways of getting the bearing from the module. A PWM signal is available on
pin 4, or an I2C interface is provided on pins 2,3.
Pins 2,3 are the I2C interface and can be used to get a direct readout of the bearing. If the I2C interface is not used then these pins should be pulled high (to +5v) via a couple of resistors. Around 47k is ok, the values are not at all critical.
Pin 4. The PWM signal is a pulse width modulated signal with the positive width of the pulse representing the angle. The pulse width varies from 1mS (0� ) to 36.99mS (359.9� ) � in other words 100uS/� with a +1mS offset. The signal goes low for 65mS between pulses, so the cycle time is 65mS + the pulse width - ie. 66ms-102ms. The pulse is generated by a 16 bit timer in the processor giving a 1uS resolution, however I would not recommend measuring this to anything better than 0.1� (10uS). Make sure you connect the I2C pins, SCL and SDA, to the 5v supply if you are using the PWM, as there are no pull-up resistors on these pins.
Pin 5 is used to indicate calibration is in progress (active low). You can connect an LED from this pin to +5v via a 390 ohm resistor if you wish.
Pin 6 is one of two ways to calibrate the compass, the other is writing 255 (0xFF) to the command register. Full calibration instructions are further down this page. The calibrate input has an on-board pull-up resistor and can be left unconnected after calibration.
Pins 7 and 8 are currently unused. They have on-board pull-up resistors and should be left unconnected.
Pin 9 is the 0v power supply.
I2C interface.
I2C communication protocol with the compass module is the same as popular
eeprom's such as the 24C04.
First send a start bit, the module address (0XC0) with the read/write bit low, then the register number you wish to read. This is followed by a repeated start and the module address again with the read/write bit high (0XC1). You now read one or two bytes for 8bit or 16bit registers respectively. 16bit registers are read high byte first. The compass has a 16 byte array of registers, some of which double up as 16 bit registers as follows;
| Register | Function |
| 0 | Software Revision Number, Rev14 or higher - for earlier Revisions click here |
| 1 | Compass Bearing as a byte, i.e. 0-255 for a full circle |
| 2,3 | Compass Bearing as a word, i.e. 0-3599 for a full circle, representing 0-359.9 degrees. |
| 4,5 | Internal Test - Sensor1 processed difference signal - 16 bit signed word |
| 6,7 | Internal Test - Sensor2 processed difference signal - 16 bit signed word |
| 8,9 | Internal Test - Sensor1 raw data - 16 bit signed word |
| 10,11 | Internal Test - Sensor2 raw data - 16 bit signed word |
| 12 | Unlock code1 - Unlock codes are required for I2C address change or restoring factory calibration |
| 13 | Unlock code2 |
| 14 | Unlock code3 |
| 15 | Command Register - See text. |
Register 0 is the Software revision number (14 at the time of writing). Register 1 is the bearing converted to a 0-255 value. This may be easier for some applications than 0-360 which requires two bytes. For those who require better resolution registers 2 and 3 (high byte first) are a 16 bit unsigned integer in the range 0-3599. This represents 0-359.9�. Registers 4 to 11 are internal test registers. Registers 8,9 and 10,11 contain the raw sensor data. These are the signals coming directly from the sensors, and are the starting point for all the internal calculations which produce the compass bearing. Registers 12,13 and 14 are for writing the unlock codes for I2C address change or restoring factory calibration. Register 15 is the command Register.
The I2C interface does not have any pull-up resistors on the board, these should be provided elsewhere,
most probably with the bus master. They are required on both the SCL and SDA
lines, but only once for the whole bus, not on each module. I suggest a value
of 1k8 if you are going to be working up to 400KHz and 1k2 or even 1k if you
are going up to 1MHz. The compass is designed to work at up to the standard
clock speed (SCL) of 100KHz, however the clock speed can be raised to 1MHZ
providing the following precaution is taken;
At speeds above around 160KHz the CPU cannot respond fast enough to read the I2C
data. Therefore a small delay of 50uS should be inserted either side of writing
the register address. No delays are required anywhere else in the sequence. By
doing this, I have tested the compass module up to 1.3MHz SCL clock speed.
Command Register
Register 15 is the command Register. There are very few commands -
0xC0-CE for I2c address change and 0xF2 for restoring factory calibration -
these require unlock codes, see below. Also 255 (0xFF) is the calibrate command.
There are no unlock codes required for this.
Changing the I2C address from factory default of 0xC0
With Rev14 onwards, it is now possible to change the I2C address to any of 8 addresses
0xC0, 0xC2, 0xC4, 0xC6, 0xC8, 0xCA, 0xCC or 0xCE. You
do this by writing unlock codes to registers 12,13 and 14 and the new address to register 15.
Note that the unlock codes are different to the ones which restore factory
calibration.
| Reg 12 | Reg 13 | Reg 14 | Reg 15 |
| 0xA0 | 0xAA | 0xA5 | 0xC2 |
The above example will change the address to 0xC2 and the new address will be effective immediately. Don't forget to label you CMPS03 with the new address. You can do this in one I2C transaction, setting the register address to 12 and writing the four bytes. The internal register pointer is incremented automatically.
Restoring Factory Calibration
With Rev14 onwards, it is now possible to restore the factory calibration settings. You
do this by writing unlock codes to registers 12,13 and 14 and the restore
command (0xF2) to register 15.
Note that the unlock codes are different to the ones which used for changing the
I2C address.
| Reg 12 | Reg 13 | Reg 14 | Reg 15 |
| 0x55 | 0x5A | 0xA5 | 0xF2 |
You can do this in one transaction, setting the register address to 12 and writing the four bytes. The internal register pointer is incremented automatically.
Calibration
Do not attempt this until you have your compass working! Especially if your
using the I2C interface - get that fully working first. Calibration
only needs to be done once - the calibration data is stored in EEPROM on the
PIC18F2321 chip. You do not need to re-calibrate every time the module is
powered up.
Compass module orientation to produce 0 degrees reading.
Before calibrating the compass, you must know exactly which direction is North, East, South and West. Remember these are the magnet poles, not the geographic poles. Don't guess at it. Get a magnetic needle compass and check it. When calibrating, make sure the compass is horizontal at all times with components upwards, don't tilt it. Keep all magnetic and ferrous materials away from the compass during calibration - including your wristwatch.
I2C Method
To calibrate using the I2C bus, you only have to write 255 (0xff) to
register 15, once for each of the four major compass points North, East, South
and West. The 255 is cleared internally automatically after each point is
calibrated. The compass points can be set in any order, but all four points must
be calibrated. For example
1. Set the compass module flat, pointing North. Write 255 to register 15,
Calibrating pin (pin5) goes low.
2. Set the compass module flat, pointing East. Write 255 to register 15,
3. Set the compass module flat, pointing South. Write 255 to register 15,
4. Set the compass module flat, pointing West. Write 255 to register 15,
Calibrating pin (pin5) goes high.
That's it.
Pin Method
Pin 6 is used to calibrate the compass. The calibrate input (pin 6) has an
on-board pull-up resistor and can be left unconnected after calibration. To
calibrate the compass you only have to take the calibrate pin low and then high
again for each of the four major compass points North, East, South and West. A
simple push switch wired from pin6 to 0v (Ground) is OK for this. The compass
points can be set in any order, but all four points must be calibrated. For
example
1. Set the compass module flat, pointing North. Briefly press and release the
switch, Calibrating pin (pin5) goes low.
2. Set the compass module flat, pointing East. Briefly press and release the
switch,
3. Set the compass module flat, pointing South. Briefly press and release the
switch,
4. Set the compass module flat, pointing West. Briefly press and release the
switch, Calibrating pin (pin5) goes high.
That's it.
One point which must be emphasized. The calibration must be done in exactly four steps, once for each of the four major compass points North, East, South and West. Previous versions performed part of the calibration at each step and you could actually go back and do a point again, taking 5 or more steps. Only the most recent reading from each point was used. Rev 14 onwards works differently. The 1st step (pulling pin 6 low or writing 255 to register 15) initializes internal construction registers and collects the 1st data set. The remaining steps only collect data. After the final 4th step, multiple processing stages generate and store in EEPROM a number of internal calibration values. When you perform the 1st step, Pin 5 will go low. After the 4th step it will go high again. You can connect an LED from pin 5 to 5v via a 390ohm resistor to indicate calibration is in progress. It should be high (Led off) before you start.
Rev 15 Firmware - April 2007
The default internal scan time of the CPMS03 is 100mS, or 10 updates per second
100mS is a common denominator of 50Hz/20mS (5*) and 60Hz/16.66mS (6*).
In Rev15 we have provided two further options. A 33mS scan time which is 30
updates per second, and 300mS which is 3.3 updates per second. The 33ms scan
time can be used for applications that require fast updating. The penalty is
that fewer samples can be taken in the available time, so there will be a
slightly higher variation in the output angle. A 300mS scan time will increase
the stability of the reading slightly and is suitable where the update rate is
less important. Most users will not need to change this from the 100mS default.
You change the scan time by writing unlock codes to registers 12,13 and 14 and the
new scan command to register 15. The scan commands are:
| Scan Period | Command |
| 300mS | 0x10 |
| 100mS | 0x11 |
| 33mS | 0x12 |
For example, to change to 33mS scan time, write the following to registers 12,13,14 and 15.
| Reg 12 | Reg 13 | Reg 14 | Reg 15 |
| 0x55 | 0x5A | 0xA5 | 0x12 |
The new scan period is stored in EEPROM so you only need to do it once, not every time the module is powered up. When the scan time is changed, the calibration is affected so you will need to recalibrate the compass. If you restore factory calibration then the scan time is reset to 100mS.
PCB Drilling Plan
The following diagram shows the CMPS03 PCB mounting hole positions.


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Poller is responsible for polling information from hosts stored in mongoDB.
The polling interval is specified in ./web/conf/server.[dev/prod].json
. Each
polling iteration fetches all information which are then passed to parser for
validation. Valid algorithms are stored or updated in mongoDB. Invalid algorithms
are removed. All changes are passed on to clients by the pusher.
Copyright © Michael Bärtschi, MIT Licensed.
Module dependencies
logger = require './logger'
async = require 'async'
nconf = require 'nconf'
loader = require './loader'
parser = require './parser'
_ = require 'lodash'
mongoose = require 'mongoose'
moment = require 'moment'
Expose poller
poller = exports = module.exports = class Poller
constructor
Assign mongoDB and pusher
params:
<Mongoose>
the mongoose instance to store information in<Pusher>
the pusher instance to use for realtime communication constructor: (db, pusher) ->
logger.log 'info', 'initializing', 'Poller'
@db = db
@polling = false
@Algorithm = mongoose.model 'Algorithm'
if (nconf.get 'pusher:run') then @pusher = pusher
run Start poller
run: =>
async.forever @_nextIteration, (err) ->
logger.log 'error', "something went wrong... going to shutdown! #{err}", 'Poller'
setTimeout (-> process.exit(0)), 2000
sync This function should only be called from the api when a user wants to manually sync the algorithms with DIVAServices backend. If the poll cycle is already running return immediately, otherwise start with next iteration.
sync: (callback) =>
if not @polling
@_nextIteration ->
callback 'sync done'
, true
else
callback 'poll cycle already running'
_nextIteration
Main entrance for polling ceycle. Interval is specified in ./web/conf/server.[dev/prod].json
.
Following tasks are executed in every iteration:
If the sync parameter is set to true, we asume that this function was called remotely to sync the algorithms. In this case we immediately callback after completion
_nextIteration: (callback, sync) =>
logger.log 'info', 'next iteration', 'Poller'
@polling = true
async.waterfall [(next) =>
@_loadHosts next
, (hosts, next) =>
@_loadAlgorithms hosts, next
, (algorithms, next) =>
@_compareAndStoreAlgorithms algorithms, next
, (algorithms, changedAlgorithms, addedAlgorithms, next) =>
@_removeInvalidAlgorithms algorithms, (err, removedAlgorithms) =>
next err, changedAlgorithms, addedAlgorithms, removedAlgorithms
], (err, changedAlgorithms, addedAlgorithms, removedAlgorithms) =>
if err?
logger.log 'error', "iteration status=failed with error=#{err}"
@polling = false
if sync
callback()
else
@_logPause (interval) ->
setTimeout (-> callback()), interval
else
if @pusher
if changedAlgorithms.length > 0
@pusher.update changedAlgorithms
if addedAlgorithms.length > 0
@pusher.add addedAlgorithms
if removedAlgorithms.length > 0
@pusher.delete removedAlgorithms
if changedAlgorithms.length is 0 and addedAlgorithms.length is 0 and removedAlgorithms.length is 0
logger.log 'info', 'no changes to apply', 'Poller'
logger.log 'info', 'iteration status=succeeded', 'Poller'
@polling = false
if sync
callback()
else
@_logPause (interval) ->
setTimeout (-> callback()), interval
_loadHosts Loads and callbacks all hosts stored in mongoDB
_loadHosts: (callback) =>
@db.getHosts (err, hosts) =>
if err?
logger.log 'error', 'mongoose error could not load hosts from mongoDB', 'Poller'
return callback err
else
if not hosts.length then logger.log 'info', 'there are no hosts available', 'Poller'
callback null, hosts
_loadAlgorithms
Loads and parses all algorithms for each host. Valid algorithms are called back in an Array
params:
<Array>
of hosts to poll _loadAlgorithms: (hosts, callback) =>
algorithms = []
async.each hosts, (host, next) ->
hostname = host.host or 'undefined'
if host.url?
logger.log 'info', "going to load algorithms for #{hostname}", 'Poller'
settings =
options:
uri: host.url
timeout: 8000
headers: {}
retries: nconf.get 'loader:retries'
loader.get settings, (err, res) ->
if err?
logger.log 'error', "loading status=failed for host=#{hostname} error=#{err}", 'Poller'
next()
else
parser.parseRoot res, (err, structure) ->
if err?
logger.log 'warn', "could not parse structure and no changes were applied for host=#{hostname} error=#{err}", 'Poller'
next()
else
if (structure?.records?.length > 0)
_.each structure.records, (algorithm) ->
algorithm.host = hostname
algorithms.push algorithm
else
logger.log 'info', "no algorithms available for host=#{hostname}", 'Poller'
next()
else
logger.log 'warn', "#{hostname} does not provide an url. Skipping...", 'Poller'
next()
, (err) ->
if err?
logger.log 'warn', "loading algorithms status=failed for host=#{hostname}", 'Poller'
callback null
else
callback null, algorithms
_compareAndStoreAlgorithms Iterates over all algorithms and compares them to algorithms stored in mongoDB.
addedAlgorithms
changedAlgorithms
Returns those three arrays
params:
<Array>
of algorithms to process _compareAndStoreAlgorithms: (algorithms, callback) =>
changedAlgorithms = []
addedAlgorithms = []
if algorithms?.length > 0
async.each algorithms, (algorithm, next) =>
@db.getAlgorithm algorithm.url, (err, dbAlgorithm) =>
if err?
logger.log 'warn', 'there was an error while loading one of the algorithms from the mongoDB. Check the mongoose log', 'Poller'
next()
else
if dbAlgorithm?
dbAlgorithm.compareAndSave algorithm, (err, changes, newAlgorithm) ->
if err?
logger.log 'warn', 'there was an error while comparing algorithms. Check the mongoose log', 'Poller'
next()
else
if changes?.length > 0
logger.log 'info', "algorithm=#{algorithm.url} for host=#{algorithm.host} has changed", 'Poller'
async.each changes, (change, nextChange) ->
logger.log 'debug', "type=#{change.type}, attr=#{change.attr}, old=#{change.old}, new=#{change.new}", 'Poller'
nextChange()
, ->
changedAlgorithms.push newAlgorithm
next()
else
logger.log 'debug', "no changes to apply for host=#{algorithm.host}, algorithm=#{algorithm.url}", 'Poller'
next()
else
alg = new @Algorithm algorithm
alg.save (err, algorithm) ->
if err?
logger.log 'warn', 'there was an error while storing one of the algorithms. Check the mongoose log', 'Poller'
else
logger.log 'info', "stored new algorithm=#{algorithm.name}", 'Poller'
addedAlgorithms.push algorithm
next()
, (err) =>
callback err, algorithms, changedAlgorithms, addedAlgorithms
else
logger.log 'info', 'there are no algorithms available', 'Poller'
callback null, algorithms, changedAlgorithms, addedAlgorithms
_removeInvalidAlgorithms
Removes algorithms from mongoDB wich did not pass the previousely steps (either because they are not available anymore or
because they have changed and are not valid anymore)
params:
<Array>
of all valid algorithms _removeInvalidAlgorithms: (algorithms, callback) =>
removedAlgorithms = []
@db.getAlgorithms (err, dbAlgorithms) =>
if err?
logger.log 'warn', 'there was an error while loading the algorithms form the mongoDB. Check the mongoose log', 'Poller'
callback null, removedAlgorithms
else if dbAlgorithms?
async.each dbAlgorithms, (dbAlgorithm, next) =>
index = _.findIndex algorithms, 'url': dbAlgorithm.url
if index < 0
logger.log 'info', "removed algorithm host=#{dbAlgorithm.host}, algorithm=#{dbAlgorithm.url}", 'Poller'
removedAlgorithms.push dbAlgorithm
@Algorithm.find(url: dbAlgorithm.url).remove().exec()
next()
, (err) ->
if err?
logger.log 'warn', 'there was an error while deleting one of the algorithms from the mongoDB. Check the mongoose log', 'Poller'
callback null, removedAlgorithms
else
callback null, removedAlgorithms
_logPause Helper function to log pause duration before next iteration starts
_logPause: (callback) =>
interval = parseInt nconf.get 'poller:interval'
switch
when moment.duration(interval).asYears() >= 1 then logger.log 'info', "going to wait #{moment.duration(interval).years()} years", 'Poller'
when moment.duration(interval).asMonths() >= 1 then logger.log 'info', "going to wait #{moment.duration(interval).months()} months", 'Poller'
when moment.duration(interval).asDays() >= 1 then logger.log 'info', "going to wait #{moment.duration(interval).days()} days", 'Poller'
when moment.duration(interval).asHours() >= 1 then logger.log 'info', "going to wait #{moment.duration(interval).hours()} hours", 'Poller'
when moment.duration(interval).asMinutes() >= 1 then logger.log 'info', "going to wait #{moment.duration(interval).minutes()} minutes", 'Poller'
else logger.log 'info', "going to wait #{moment.duration(interval).seconds()} seconds", 'Poller'
callback interval


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I had my first dance with the lady May 5, 2005, to level five and back in about twenty minutes. It was the most terrifying thing I have ever experienced. Everything I had ever been, achieved or known, ceased to exist as if it had never existed at all. I myself never existed at all yet I had always 'been'.
A buddy I work with and I were looking for some kind of high and I had read a little about salvia divinorum a few months ago but never got around to trying it. We soon found a local headshop that sells Purple Sticky Salvia extract and we hit the road on our quest for the buzz. An hour later we were in the shed in my backyard that has been converted into the 'smokeshed' complete with disco lights, surround sound, blacklights, and other various 'party enhancers'. I was eager to see what this stuff would do. My buddy took two decent sized hits and and I was to be his sitter since we had no idea what was to come from this.
He sat down in a chair and said he really didn't feel much at all so I finished the bowl. I took one good hit and held it deep for about twenty seconds, then started to exhale. Before the first puff of smoke left my mouth, the world started to 'change'. 3D became 2D like cardboard cutouts of reality all stacked in a row. I went to sit down in a chair and I must have fallen because the chair and I both went over backwards. My 'sitter' came to my rescue and tried to help me back into a safe position as I had fallen into a corner in my shed and there were a few dangerous objects there. I did not realize the nobility of his intentions and in fact, did not even realize he was there. I just felt the world falling from beneath me and I was fighting to regain my control. Salvia was in control and apparently does not like to be opposed.
My body felt cut in two along a vertical axis, kind of like when I float on my back in the water, only this was not water, it was indescribable. It felt as if the rear half of my whole body had merged with the rest of the world and as I stumbled to my feet it felt as if I had to carry the weight of the world with my on my back. My 'sitter' said I thrashed about for a few minutes and when he tried to help me up I had what he called 'metal retarded' strength.
I was happy being a father of two with a lovely girlfriend and a steady job, but now it was as if I realized that all of those things were just a lie that I was allowed to believe because they never really existed. The closest analogy I have come up with is when Neo wakes up in 'The Matrix' and is told that his whole existence has been a lie. For a brief moment I believed I was actually a mental patient in some sanitarium somewhere suffering from delusions of an existence that never was. Everything had been in my imagination.
When I finally got to my feet I crashed hard against one of the walls and was able to see the door leading outside but it seemed to be reversed from what it had always been. My buddy was telling me it was okay and I need to calm down but I believed he was just reconstructing a familiar landscape for me so that he (salvia) could continue the lie. I believed it was he who put the door back together the wrong way in his rush to control me before I slipped from his grasp.
I made it outside and stumbled through my yard screaming at the top of my lungs, 'NO, NO, I AM A FATHER. I HAVE KIDS THIS CAN'T BE REAL!!!  The air was as thick as mud and everything in the world was connected by it. I wanted so badly to see my children, to talk to them, to touch them and know that they at least were real, but somehow I knew that I was not in a suitable shape for them to witness.
After a few minutes I started to see the 'real world' again and my buddy assured me (several times) that I was indeed a father of two and that it had just been the Salvia. The next 40 minutes or so were cool as I had a great marijuana like buzz. I was trying to put into words what I had seen that scared me so badly, but my sentences just wouldn't come together.
For the next two days I swore I would never do Salvia or even weed again. I was convinced that the stuff was evil and that it had opened the doors of hell and almost consumed me. A week has gone by now and I have had plenty of time to think about the factors that led to my bad experience, such as the disco light, it being my first hallucinogenic experience in twenty years, not respecting the drug enough, too eager to be stoned which is NOT the result I got from Salvia, falling over backwards was a nightmare.
I WILL dance with Lady again but next time I will let HER lead the dance and take me where she wants me to go. I tried to fight it too hard because it scared me. Salvia Divinorum is NOT a party drug. It is not a 'make me feel good' drug. It is a ticket to a new perception of what reality is and what the world is really made of, pure energy. I am eager to try again but with a more mature (BTW, I am 33) objective than just being stoned. I want to ask the Lady to take me back in time to see certain events unfold and I believe she will oblige me if I am respectful of her power.
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The purpose of this tutorial is to demonstrate how EOSFactory can be used to deploy and test EOS smart-contracts on a public testnet, e.g. Jungle Testnet.
This tutorial assumes that you have successfully installed EOSFactory. If it’s not the case, please refer to Installing EOSFactory.
We assume that you are familiar with the material covered in Interacting with EOS Contracts in EOSFactory and Building & Deploying EOS Contracts using EOSFactory.
We also assume you have Visual Studio Code installed. If you are on Windows and run VSC for the first time, in order to get access to Windows Subsystem for Linux bash terminal inside VSC, navigate to Preferences -> Settings
and overwrite the default configuration for the terminal.integrated.shell.windows
option:
"terminal.integrated.shell.windows": "C:\\Windows\\sysnative\\bash.exe"
To be able to create a new account on a public testnet you need an account name and two public keys (owner & active). The problem with account names is that they need to be unique and also comply with strict rules (e.g. [a-z1-5]{12}
).
Another problem is that you do not have full control of a public testnet (as is the case with a local private testnet), you cannot reset it any time you want and thus each time you use a public testnet for your smart-contract testing you need to either create a new set of accounts (which is ineffective and time consuming) or you need to carefully recycle the same set of accounts (each having a unique random name).
EOSFactory uses the latter approach and offers a built-in mechanism for mapping random account names to fixed names used in smart-contract testing. The mapping is stored in this location: ~/eosio-wallet/accounts.json
.
Because of the above complexity we recommend sticking very strictly to the following procedure.
Open a bash terminal and run Python CLI:
python3
The prompt should change to >>>
signifying that it’s ready for Python commands.
Then run the following set of commands.
import setup, eosf
setup.use_keosd(True)
setup.set_nodeos_URL("<IP_ADDRESS>:38888")
eosf.kill_keosd()
eosf.clear_account_mapping([])
wallet = eosf.Wallet("jungle_wallet")
NOTE: The <IP_ADDRESS>:38888
URL is a CryptoLions endpoint to the Jungle Testnet. For public testnet we need to rely on the keosd
toolset for wallet management, which means that your wallet will be stored in the ~/eosio-wallet
folder. The name jungle_wallet
can be replaced by any name you prefer - just make sure there is no naming conflict with any an existing wallet.
This is the outcome you should get:
Created wallet `jungle_wallet` with the `keosd` Wallet Manager.
Save password to use in the future to unlock this wallet.
Without password imported keys will not be retrievable.
PW5KDRWrMAev57rfJ8z9FXpRA1tEG4EJ6nsnpVAfYdHRe5WDMnnLz
NOTE: Your wallet password will obviously be different. Please store it in a secure place, as it will be needed in the subsequent step.
Next run this command:
account_master = eosf.AccountMaster()
Note the response containing the proposed values for the name of your primary testnet account and two public keys (owner and active):
Use the following data to register a new account on a public testnet:
Accout Name: zk3lmwma5fpb
Owner Public Key: EOS7MaUxbed3qVyFdh1xPDDEp8NygyFt2tNdMRs5JroPGWLfqJJej
Owner Private Key: 5JKMCuGQySyFaCUKorwoiKW1MHRFf1qH4daCo2Lmn36V8fBSF2D
Active Public Key: EOS7VmjcvCysaCBAPXy9UxSGtgsAEi79wd9cS4VrUN6iWGRemarE2
Active Private Key: 5KU4eMGPSw8z9UJfTc5pRBhkkXNEdVpKAQd9sCbeEFdVdXhBHAH
NOTE: As both the account name and it keys are generated randomly (to ensure their uniqueness on a public testnet) the above values will obviously be different each time you run the command.
Next, open the Jungle Testnet monitor in your web browser and create a new account there (select the Create Account
menu option) using the above data for account name, owner public key and active public key. Then use the testnet faucet (select the Faucet
menu option) to send some funds into the newly created account.
Next, navigate back to your Python terminal and run these commands:
wallet.unlock()
wallet.import_key(account_master)
wallet.restore_accounts(globals())
The outcome should look like this:
Restored accounts as global variables:
account_master (zk3lmwma5fpb)
What is happening here is the following: EOSFactory verifies that the given account exists on the public testnet and associates its random name (in this case zk3lmwma5fpb
) with a variable name (in this case account_master
).
Open the eosfactory/contracts/tic_tac_toe_jungle
folder in VS Code.
First, modify line 47
inside src/tic_tac_toe.hpp
so that instead of the original tic.tac.toe
account name it contains the name of the account you created on the testnet in the previous step:
static const account_name code_account = N(<your account name>);
For example:
static const account_name code_account = N(zk3lmwma5fpb);
NOTE: This is needed as the tic_tac_toe
smart-contract example is bound to a specific account name defined in the header file. You cannot use the default account name tic.tac.toe
, as it cannot be created on a public testnet, so you need to replace it with your own name.
Make sure you save the file after being modified.
Next, navigate to the tic_tac_toe_jungle/build
folder and run CMake to build the contract:
cmake ..
And then:
make
Edit the test/unittest1.py
file and in lines 7
& 8
enter the name and password of the wallet created in the first step:
wallet_name = "<your wallet name>"
wallet_pass = "<your wallet password>"
For example:
wallet_name = "jungle_wallet"
wallet_pass = "PW5KDRWrMAev57rfJ8z9FXpRA1tEG4EJ6nsnpVAfYdHRe5WDMnnLz"
Perform similar amendments in the the test/test1.py
file and make sure both files are saved after being modified.
Finally, open a bash terminal, navigate to the tic_tac_toe_jungle/test
folder and execute the content of the unittest1.py
file:
python3 unittest1.py
This is what the final outcome should look like:
Ran 1 test in 2.223s
OK
Please note that line 9
of the unittest1.py
file (as well as line 7
of the test1.py
file) contains an important flag which determines whether contract deployment is included in the unit test setup phase:
deployment = True
In EOS contract deployment for a given account is allowed only once (unless the source code is changed and the contract is re-built). Therefore for a subsequent run remember to change this flag to False
:
deployment = False
Otherwise you’ll get this error when trying to re-run the test:
assert(not contract.deploy().error)
Also, please note that during the initial run two additional accounts are created on the testnet. Their names are random (to ensure their uniqueness) but in the code they are referred to as account_alice
and account_carol
. During subsequent runs those two accounts are re-used.
You might also want to run the other (non-standard) test:
python3 test1.py
NOTE: If you’ve already run unittest1.py
prior to that, please remember to set the deployment flag to False
.
You can also run both tests using the CMake utility.
To do that navigate to the tic_tac_toe_jungle/build
folder and run:
ctest
This is the expected outcome:
Test project /mnt/d/Workspaces/EOS/eosfactory/contracts/tic_tac_toe_jungle/build
Start 1: test
1/2 Test #1: test ............................. Passed 2.73 sec
Start 2: unittest
2/2 Test #2: unittest ......................... Passed 5.51 sec
100% tests passed, 0 tests failed out of 2
Total Test time (real) = 8.25 sec
If you prefer more verbosity, use the -V
flag:
ctest -V


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SCHINDLER'S LIST A film review by Richard Montanari Copyright 1993 Richard Montanari
A review of SCHINDLER'S LIST by Richard Montanari, film critic for THE FREE TIMES.
One Candle, One Sun
To say that Schindler's List is the most powerful dramatic film ever made about the Holocaust is not to say that it will, or should, supplant Jan Kadar's 1964 Oscar-winning masterpiece THE SHOP ON MAIN STREET, or documentaries such as SHOAH and THE SORROW AND THE PITY as the ultimate indictment against Nazism and its crimes against European Jewry.
But rather it may serve to overlook the true significance of the film: that being the huge step toward greatness it represents for director Steven Spielberg.
The three-hour film, based on the true story recounted in Thomas Keneally's 1982 book of the same name, chronicles the war for Oskar Schindler (Liam Neeson); hustler of powerful men, seducer of beautiful women, an industrialist who needed only one thing to fully flesh out his marginal business acumen: a nice long war.
The story begins as seductively as the horror, with Schindler hustling an entire cafe full of Nazi officers and their women, eventually securing the connections he needs to open a factory in occupied Poland.
Soon, Schindler moves to Krakow with the intent of launching his enamelware factory with Jewish money, hiring Jewish workers at slave wages and retiring at the end of the war a millionaire. But Schindler, whose concepts of war and business had always been conveniently similar, did not plan on standing witness to genocide. Like Kadar's Tono Britko, Oskar Schindler was a man in moral turmoil.
The film was shot in Poland and other authentic locations in black and white, except for a solitary sequence where a little Jewish girl runs through the streets of the Krakow ghetto in a red coat. At times, during SCHINDLER'S LIST, it is easy to forget that you are not watching a documentary; the realities are that heightened, the barbarity, that graphic and wrenching.
Liam Neeson gives an extraordinary, measured performance as the enigmatic Schindler; as does Ben Kingsley as Itzhak Stern, the Jewish accountant who becomes Schindler's business and, ultimately, his conscience.
Yet, in this telling, the very heart of Nazism--the notion that real might is not just the power to kill, but the power to kill arbitrarily--is embodied in one man, Amon Goeth, the monster of Plaszow. As Goeth, British actor Ralph Fiennes moves with frightening ease from beleaguered administrator to wild animal. The scenes of Goeth casually shooting slow-moving Jews from his balcony, then turning back to his lover are some of the most stunning glimpses of evil ever put on film. Fiennes will surely be nominated for Best Supporting Actor for this performance.
But there are so many other numbing moments on which Spielberg, in conveying the enormity of the horror, thankfully does not linger; the image of Jewish women using their own blood to put color in their cheeks and lips, hoping to convey a healthy appearance; the image of the five-year-old-boy hiding in a latrine, waist-deep in feces; the sound of Itzhak Perlman's anguished violin, a muted plea on an empty street.
By the end of the war, Schindler's list--the roster of more than a thousand Jewish names that Schindler and Stern compiled as "essential munitions workers," hence saving them from all but certain annihilation--serves as a small flame of humanity amid such monstrous inhumanity. In the realm of the soul, Schindler's list was the ultimate wartime requisition.
While Spielberg's first two attempts at "mature themes," THE COLOR PURPLE and EMPIRE OF THE SUN, fell short of expectations, this astoundingly explicit and moving film should proclaim that America's most successful director has become one of America's great directors and, in one impassioned gesture, has crossed a line of innocence from which he will never fully return.
You will not soon forget the little girl in the red coat, nor the naked, brutal majesty of Steven Spielberg's SCHINDLER'S LIST.
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'The Masked Singer' Eliminated Celeb on the State of the Music Industry: "No Substance"
"Everything that a 30-year-old woman can do, I'm still doing it," the latest celebrity eliminated from the Fox singing competition tells The Hollywood Reporter.
by Jean Bentley[This story contains spoilers from season two, episode nine of Fox's The Masked Singer.]
The mix of celebrities cast in season two of Fox's bizarro reality competition The Masked Singer has included talk show hosts, athletes, comedians and actors, but the person unmasked Wednesday night in the ninth episode of its sophomore run is a seasoned musician whose voice was nearly instantly recognizable for at least one of the judges.
By the time the Flower removed her mask for host Nick Cannon, judges Robin Thicke, Nicole Scherzinger, Jenny McCarthy and Ken Jeong all knew that it was Patti LaBelle underneath, or "The Last Flower," as the Godmother of Soul referred to herself when she spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about her elimination.
The four singers who went head-to-head in the episode included the Leopard and the Flamingo, followed by a matchup between the Flower and the Rottweiler. Much like the first rounds of the season, the Leopard and the Flower competed in a final battle, with the Leopard ultimately moving forward in the competition and the Flower, aka LaBelle, going home.
"Really, really beautiful singers. I was hoping I would figure out who they were, but I couldn't," LaBelle told THR (she'll have to watch the season with the rest of the cast to figure out who she was up against).
In addition to discussing her time on the show, LaBelle also touched on the state of the music industry today, which current singers are her favorite and why she's never stopped touring.
Why did you decide to do this show? You don't really have to prove anything to anybody.
Every time my son would ask me about The Masked Singer, I was hesitant. I said, "I'm not sure I could be in those costumes like that," and we kept going back and forth and I finally said, "OK, I'll do it." You know, I did Dancing With the Stars at 71. So I said to myself, "I might as well do this at 75."
How far did you expect to go in the competition?
I had no clue. Because I sounded just like me. I really thought I would be booted off the second week because Patti LaBelle was all over the place. I know Robin knew, and, well, they all knew it was me from what they told me after I lost. (Laughs.) I didn't know how far I would go, but I was glad to take off that costume, honey. Those shoes!
How was that costume to wear? It was also a body-hugging dress with a huge mask.
It was heavy, but I felt like a flower. The costume department, they did such beautiful work. So I felt good even when I was in pain, you know?
Beauty is pain, right? Did you know exactly what the show entailed? Did you watch it in the first season?
Yes, I had watched it, with Gladys Knight and T-Pain. When I said yes, I couldn't even call Gladys and ask her what she thinks about all the costumes and all this stuff because she didn't know I was on the show. I was excited to do it. I mean, that's why I did say yes. And I said yes to the dress, too!
How do you think these reality competition singing shows have impacted the music industry?
Well, from what you see there's so many shows on and I think it's giving people different ways of seeing singers and hearing singers and hearing different music. There's all kind of stuff going on with music, like the Jamie Foxx show [Beat Shazam]. Just so many things with music. I don't know if I answered your question, but music is all over the TV.
If you were coming up today, do you think you would have gone on one of those shows?
Maybe! You never know.
Some of the talent that those shows have produced have gone on to have really successful careers, whether they've won or got kicked out early.
It's true. I mean, like Kelly Clarkson and Jennifer [Hudson] and all those singing girls, you know, they got jobs for life now because of these shows.
You've done so much in your career — what do you hope to do after this?
I'm too old for that, honey. It's fun to do things like that, but the show won't [change] the rest of my life. It was just one of those things that I said 'yes, I can,' like I said [yes to] Dancing With the Stars, things that people don't expect a 70-year-old woman to do. Or a 75-year-young woman to do. But I did it, and I was happy while I was there.
Do you hope to get some younger fans who weren't necessarily familiar with you before?
Sure! The audience I have now, they're from 8 to 80, black, white, straight, gay, all types of people. Everybody comes to the show. A lot of it had to do with Dancing With the Stars, because when I ask the audience how many people are seeing me for the first time, about 80 percent raise their hands and clap. So it sure helps you get another audience. Somebody might be interested, after seeing you on The Masked Singer, in coming to your real shows.
What's your take on the music industry and the entertainment industry in general these days? It's such a different place than it was 10 years ago, 20 years ago. That's admittedly a very wide-ranging question.
It surely is! I've been in it for how long? Sixty years performing, and I see changes all the time. I never know if we're going to ever go back to when real music was real music. Because a lot of things today, they're very — if a song, the title is "Get It Now" or something, you're going to hear "get it now" the whole record, no substance. So there's still some growth. And I hope that it goes back to substance.
In songwriting?
Yes. In the songwriting.
There are definitely some talented vocalists out there who still use filters and processing and they can sing, so why are they doing all of that?
Because some of them can't really sing. I'm not saying it to knock anyone because that's their hustle. And if you can get by with "Get It Now" and say it over and over and over and the record sells, then you did your job. But I'm still looking for substance.
Who are some of your favorites right now?
I love John Legend. I love Jennifer Hudson and Fantasia. I mean they sing sing. I love [sings] "Hello from the other side" — I love it. Adele. I love her and Alicia Keys. I mean, there are some singers out there who are singing songs, and I love them.
What's next for you? You seem to be up for adventure and trying new things.
Oh, honey, I've never stopped touring. We leave tomorrow to do Tamron Hall, Kelly Clarkson. This week I'm doing some TV with those guys. And I never stopped touring, so then we go back out next Wednesday.
So in the foreseeable future you're still touring, still singing?
Recording, touring and everything that a 30-year-old woman can do, I'm still doing it. I'm blessed, honey. That's what it is. I'm blessed.
Your voice is so recognizable, so you knew people were going to recognize you that way. But were you surprised they didn't pick up on some of the clues?
Well, they did! Robin, he knew. Mariah's ex-husband [Cannon] knew. Everybody knew it was me, but I guess they couldn't say it the first week or second week. I think they wanted me to hang around for a minute or something. On the street or flight attendants, [people would say] "Hey, Flower." So I'm so happy that I don't have to lie anymore.
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The Masked Singer returns Wednesday, Dec. 4, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Fox.


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Executables¶
In this section, executables for different data type are presented; each of them run procedures to prepare data using a python3 or bash scripts. These scripts are the link between the user machine and the applications developt for HyDE package. For example, they are used to import environmental variables (such as PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH) needed to execute applications or to set up jobs using cron scheduler. All applications are stored in the bin folder in the root of the package; an example of bin tree is reported:
hyde-master
├── apps
├── **bin**
│ ├── downloader
│ │ ├── ground_network
│ │ │ ├── rs
│ │ │ └── ws
│ │ ├── nwp
│ │ │ ├── lami
│ │ │ └── wrf
│ │ └── satellite
│ │ ├── modis
│ │ └── hsaf
│ ├── runner
│ │ ├── ground_network
│ │ │ ├── rs
│ │ │ └── ws
│ │ └── nwp
│ │ ├── lami
│ │ └── wrf
│ ├── utils
│ └── ...
├── docs
├── src
│ ├── common
│ └── hyde
├── test
├── AUTHORS.rst
├── CHANGELOG.rst
├── LICENSE.rst
└── README.rst
As shows in the previous part, scripts are divided in downloaders, runners and generic utils. The Downloaders are used to get data from ftp, databases and other external sources. The Runners are used to execute applications to process data used by FloodPROOFS modelling system. The Utils are dedicated to solve a generic task to adapt data and procedures in special case to guarantee, for example, an operational use.
Downloader¶
- As previously said, the first step of procedures is about the downloading/collecting data from a database or a data repository; to perform this step, the downloaders used in HyDE package are usually written in Python3 or Bash programming languages. In Hyde package at the moment are available scripts to download/collect:
- ground network data;
- numerical weather prediction data;
- satellite data.
Python procedure¶
- The procedures developt using Python3 are organized in two part:
- a main file in Python3 format;
- a configuration file in JSON format.
For example, the extraction of weather stations data is performed by an application available in HyDE in “/hyde-master/bin/downloader/ground_network/” named “hyde_downloader_{database_name}_ws.py”; for configuring this procedure, a JSON file usually named “hyde_downloader_{database}_ws.json” has to be filled in all of its part. The name of used database has to be specified by the users according with their settings. At the end, a output CSV file will be created with all data for each variable and for every timestep.
Commonly, the script is organized as follows:
#!/usr/bin/python3 # declaration of interpreter
"""
Procedure description
"""
# Libraries
import logging
import numpy
import os
import time
from argparse import ArgumentParser
from json import load
# Script main
def main():
# Info
logging.info(' script start ... ')
# Get algorithm arguments
with open(get_args(), "r") as file_obj:
file_data = load(file_obj)
...
# Call func_01
result_1 = func_01(arguments_1)
...
# Call func_02
result_2 = func_02(result_1, arguments_2)
if res2 is None:
logging.warning(' res2 is None!')
...
try:
result_03 = func_03()
except:
logging.error('func_03 not implemented')
raise NotImplementedError('check your code to add func_03')
...
# Info
logging.info(' ... script end')
# Method to set logging information
def set_log(logger_file='log.txt',
logger_msg='%(asctime)s %(name)-12s %(levelname)-8s %(filename)s:[%(lineno)-6s - %(funcName)20s()] %(message)s'):
# Remove old logging file
if exists(logger_file):
remove(logger_file)
# Open logging basic configuration
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO,
format=logger_msg,
filename=logger_file,
filemode='w')
# Set logger handle
log_handle_1 = logging.FileHandler(logger_file, 'w')
log_handle_2 = logging.StreamHandler()
# Set logger level
log_handle_1.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
log_handle_2.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
# Set logger formatter
log_formatter = logging.Formatter(logger_msg)
log_handle_1.setFormatter(log_formatter)
log_handle_2.setFormatter(log_formatter)
# Add handle to logging
logging.getLogger('').addHandler(log_handle_1)
logging.getLogger('').addHandler(log_handle_2)
# Method to get script argument(s)
def get_args(settings_file_default='configuration.json'):
parser_obj = ArgumentParser()
parser_obj.add_argument('-settings_file', action="store", dest="settings_file")
parser_values = parser_obj.parse_args()
if oParserValue.settings_file:
filename = parser_values.settings_file
else:
filename = settings_file_default
return filename
def func_01(args):
...
return res1
def func_02(data, args):
...
return res2
# Call script from external library
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
Bash procedure¶
The procedures developt using Bash consist in a script with settings specified in the first part of the code. An example of Bash script is reported below:
#!/bin/bash -e # declaration of interpreter
# Script information
script_name='HYDE DOWNLOADER - HSAF PRODUCT PRECIPITATION H03B'
script_version="2.0.2"
script_date='2019/10/07'
# Script argument(s)
data_folder_raw="/source/h03b/%YYYY/%MM/%DD/"
days=5
proxy="http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxxx"
ftp_url="ftp.meteo.it"
ftp_usr="********"
ftp_pwd="********"
ftp_folder="/products/h03B/h03B_cur_mon_data/"
str_grib='fdk'
str_tmp_step1='fdk'
str_tmp_step2='fulldisk'
str_nc='europe'
list_var_drop='x,y'
var_rename_1='IRRATE_no_level,IRRATE_Data'
var_rename_2='IRRATE_surface,IRRATE_QualityIndex'
domain_bb='-15,30,30,60'
wgrib2_exec="/bin/wgrib2"
ncks_exec="//bin/ncks"
ncrename_exec="/bin/ncrename"
cdo_exec="/bin/cdo"
...
In general, the downloaders written in Bash are available in HyDE in “/hyde-master/bin/downloader/{application_type}/” named “hyde_downloader_{application_type}_{product_type}.sh”. Usually, some external applications, such as lftp, rsync, wgrib2, cdo, nco are used to execute operations over variables to change resolutions. domain reference, projections and so on.
Runner¶
- Once the static and dynamic datasets are collected, in HyDE package some scripts written in Bash programming are available to run applications (usually named runners). In HyDE package, they are available in “/hyde-master/bin/runner/” and are divided following as follows:
- ground network executables;
- numerical weather prediction executables;
- satellite executables.
The procedures developt using Bash consist in a script with settings specified in the first part of the code. An example of a script is reported below:
#!/bin/bash -e
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Script information
script_name='HYDE RUNNER - HSAF ASCAT OBS [METOP-SM] REALTIME - NRT'
script_version="1.0.0"
script_date='2019/08/29'
script_folder='/home/hyde-master/'
virtual_env_folder='/home/libs_python3/bin/'
virtual_env_name='libs_env_python3'
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Get file information
script_file='/home/hyde-master/apps/hsaf/soil_moisture/HYDE_DynamicData_HSAF_ASCAT_OBS_NRT.py'
setting_file='/home/hyde-master/apps/hsaf/soil_moisture/hyde_configuration_hsaf_ascat_obs_nrt_realtime.json'
# Get information (-u to get gmt time)
time_now=$(date -u +"%Y%m%d%H00")
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Add path to pythonpath
export PYTHONPATH="${PYTHONPATH}:$script_folder"
# Add virtual env
export PATH=$virtual_env_folder:$PATH
source activate $virtual_env_name
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Info script start
echo " ==================================================================================="
echo " ==> "$script_name" (Version: "$script_version" Release_Date: "$script_date")"
echo " ==> START ..."
echo " ==> COMMAND LINE: " python $script_file -settingfile $setting_file -time $time_now
# Run python script (using setting and time)
python3 $script_file -settingsfile $setting_file -time $time_now
# Info script end
echo " ==> "$script_name" (Version: "$script_version" Release_Date: "$script_date")"
echo " ==> ... END"
echo " ==> Bye, Bye"
echo " ==================================================================================="
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Usually, as we can see in the previous snippet, the runners are configured using a python virtual environment created by the miniconda system. It is possible to install all libraries and applications using the virtual environments of FloodProofs modelling system The configuration of miniconda virtual environment is performed in the runners by the following code lines:
...
# Add path to pythonpath
export PYTHONPATH="${PYTHONPATH}:$script_folder"
# Add virtual env
export PATH=$virtual_env_folder:$PATH
source activate $virtual_env_name
...
Utils¶
- The utilities executables are ancillary scripts that are used to:
- change the default results of an HyDE applications;
- manage the content of the modelling system folders (deleting, syncroning and so on);
- monitor the machine memory (RAM, process, swap and so on);
- synchronize the data between different machines;
- …
In HyDE package, they are available in “/hyde-master/bin/utils/”. Usually, they are used to solve a specific problem or request in developing FloodProofs modelling system.
Scheduler and Environment configuration¶
Scheduler configuration - Crontab¶
The first step to configure the executables file (downloaders and runners) is to use the Crontab (CRON TABle) scheduler to automatically launch HyDE executables. The Crontab is a file which contains the schedule of cron entries to be run and at specified times. File location varies by operating systems. Moreover, cron job or cron schedule is a specific set of execution instructions specifying day, time and command to execute. Crontab can have multiple execution statements.
# HYDE - DATAPROCESSING - GroundNetwork - WeatherStations
25 * * * * . $HOME/.profile; $HOME/hyde-master/bin/runner/ground_network/hyde_runner_groundnetwork_ws.sh
# HYDE - DATAPROCESING - NWP WRF
30 7,8,19,20 * * * . $HOME/.profile; $HOME/hyde-master/bin/runner/wrf/hyde_runner_nwp_wrf.sh
# HYDE - DATAPROCESING - RFARM WRF
35 7,8,19,20 * * * . $HOME/.profile; $HOME/hyde-master/bin/runner/rfarm/hyde_runner_rfarm_wrf.sh
# HYDE - UTILS - CLEANER - HOURLY/DAILY
0 0-23 * * * . $HOME/.profile; $HOME/hyde-master/bin/utils/hyde_utils_cleaner_folders.sh
For editing or updating Crontab file, the users have to use the following command in the terminal:
>> crontab -e
Environment configuration - profile¶
The second step, to configure the HyDE executables for performing data processing or models running, is to set the profile file in the machine environment. The .profile file in Linux comes under the System startup files. File like /etc/profile controls variables for profile of all users of the system whereas, .profile allows you to customize your own environment. The .profile file is present in the user home ($HOME) directory and lets you customize user’s individual working environment. The .profile file contains user’s individual profile that overrides the variables set in the /etc/profile file.
An example of .profile file is reported below:
# Export library for flood proofs modelling system
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:$HOME/library/zlib-1.2.11/lib/
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:$HOME/library/hdf5-1.8.17/lib/
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:$HOME/library/netcdf-4.1.2/lib/
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:$HOME/library/geos-3.5.0/lib/
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:$HOME/library/proj-4.9.2/lib/
# Export binaries for flood proofs modelling system
export PATH=$HOME/library/hdf5-1.8.17/bin:$PATH
export PATH=$HOME/library/zlib-1.2.11/bin:$PATH
export PATH=$HOME/library/netcdf-4.1.2/bin:$PATH
export PATH=$HOME/library/geos-3.5.0/bin:$PATH
export PATH=$HOME/library/proj-4.9.2/bin:$PATH
In this example, the user filled .profile with export commands for LD_LIBRARY_PATH and PATH environment variables. After this step, the executbales are ready to run using a particular or a different version of a library. Sometimes, libraries set by default in a linux machine are not enough to solve a specific problem.


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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Preheat the oven to 220C/430F/Gas 8 and heat the oil in a deep fat fryer to 180C/350F, or until a breadcrumb sizzles and browns when dropped in it. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous - do not leave unattended.)
Heat a frying pan over a medium heat, add a little of the butter and olive oil and fry the teal until just browned on all sides. Place the teal into a roasting tin, transfer to the oven and roast for 8-10 minutes, or until cooked through.
Remove the teal from the oven and leave in a warm place, covered, to rest for a few minutes.
Fill a bowl with water and squeeze a little of the lemon juice into the bowl. Peel four of the salsify and place into the lemon water to prevent oxidization. Once all the salsify is peeled, slice thickly and return it to the bowl.
Heat a frying pan until hot, and add the remaining butter and lemon juice. Drain the salsify and add it to the pan. Fry for a couple of minutes.
Add the chicken stock to the pan, bring to a simmer and cook until the salsify is tender - about 3-4 minutes.
Bring a pan of salted water to the boil, then add the broccoli and cook for two minutes. Drain and refresh the broccoli in a bowl of cold water, then drain once more.
Heat a frying pan until hot, add the pancetta, cook for one minute then add the cooked salsify and broccoli and mix together to heat through.
Using a sharp knife or vegetable peeler, peel the remaining salsify (leaving the skin on) into ribbons. Dust with the flour.
Add the peeled salsify to the deep-fat fryer and fry until golden-brown. Remove the salsify with a slotted spoon and drain on kitchen paper.
Return the roasting pan used to cook the teal to the heat, add the game jus and deglaze the pan, stirring the pan with a wooden spoon to release any meat sediment.
To serve, carve the breasts from the teal. Pile the salsify and broccoli into the centre of each serving plate and place the breasts on top. Top with the fried salsify ribbons and a spoonful of game jus.


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| 2 | Deshmukh | Gaylord | @Ritesh | member |
| 3 | Sanghani | Gusikowski | @Govinda | developer |
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| 6 | Nigam | Eichmann | @Sonu | supporter |
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The Green Dot Iniative is a program startedby the university to promote a healthier community free of abuse and violence. The way that it works is that when a good deed is done, such as walking someone home or taking care of them, that is a green dot. When something bad occurs such as harassment or sexual assault, then that is a red dot. Green Dots are used around grounds as a way to demonstrate the compassion we have as human beings.
Dot. is an interactive web application designed to allow users to map/track green and red dot situations. The user simply turns the slider in the top right from red to green, or vice-versa, and plots a point on the local map of his/her campus. This allows members of the community to map/track green and red dot situations. People can also click on map markers to see desciptions of the event and share their own experience. Feel free to use to search feature too to investigate any areas you're curious about!
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--- layout: post title: NetBSD pkgsrc error on Fedora 19 date: 2013-10-31 11:52:46.000000000 -05:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - Web Development tags: - Apache - fedora - linux - NetBSD - pkgsrc meta: _edit_last: '51126004' _publicize_pending: '1' author: Nathan Ahlstrom ---
When trying to use the pkgsrc tool on Fedora 19 it gave me a few minor errors. See my previous post NetBSD pkgsrc on RHEL 6.4 for how-to set it up, etc.
I was trying to build apache22 and during the dependency resolution pkgsrc determined to build tnftp, which gave the following error:
# bmake all ERROR: This package has set PKG_FAIL_REASON: ERROR: No usable termcap library found on the system. *** Error code 1 Stop. bmake: stopped in /opt/pkgsrc/net/tnftp
It was a quick work-around when I figured out which RPM to add.
# yum install ncurses-devel
Next it hit another error when trying to build libtool.
checking whether we are using the GNU C++ compiler... no checking whether g++ accepts -g... no checking dependency style of g++... none checking how to run the C++ preprocessor... /lib/cpp configure: error: in `/opt/pkgsrc/devel/libtool-base/work/libtool-2.4.2': configure: error: C++ preprocessor "/lib/cpp" fails sanity check See `config.log' for more details *** Error code 1 Stop. bmake: stopped in /opt/pkgsrc/devel/libtool-base *** Error code 1 Stop. bmake: stopped in /opt/pkgsrc/devel/libtool-base
Another pretty easy work-around, with some help from the Fedora Q&A site: https://ask.fedoraproject.org/question/28136/how-to-get-gcc-in-fedora-19/
# yum install gcc-c++
That solved all the issues with trying to build apache22 from pkgsrc.
I use pkgsrc to build a separate LAMP installation outside of the default RPM's - so that I can add custom modules and tweak settings pre-compilation.
Anyone using pkgsrc on Linux - what success stories do you have to share?