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| uint32_t | CSL_psilcfgGetRevision (const CSL_psilcfgRegs *pRegs) |
| Return revision of the PSILCFG module. More... | |
| bool | CSL_psilcfgWrite (const CSL_psilcfgRegs *pRegs, uint32_t threadId, uint32_t regId, uint32_t data) |
| Write a value to a PSI-L periperal using the PSI-L configuration proxy. More... | |
| bool | CSL_psilcfgRead (const CSL_psilcfgRegs *pRegs, uint32_t threadId, uint32_t regId, uint32_t *pData) |
| Read a value from a PSI-L periperal using the PSI-L configuration proxy. More... | |
| bool | CSL_psilcfgSetThreadEnable (const CSL_psilcfgRegs *pRegs, uint32_t threadId, bool bEnable) |
| Enable or disable a thread. More... | |
| bool | CSL_psilcfgSetThreadRealtimeEnable (const CSL_psilcfgRegs *pRegs, uint32_t threadId, bool bEnable) |
| Enable or disable a thread via the realtime register. More... | |
| bool | CSL_psilcfgTeardownThread (const CSL_psilcfgRegs *pRegs, uint32_t threadId) |
| Teardown a thread. More... | |
| bool | CSL_psilcfgClrTeardown (const CSL_psilcfgRegs *pRegs, uint32_t threadId) |
| Clear a thread's teardown and flush bits. More... | |
| bool | CSL_psilcfgFlushThread (const CSL_psilcfgRegs *pRegs, uint32_t threadId) |
| Flush data from a destination thread. More... | |
| bool | CSL_psilcfgSetThreadPause (const CSL_psilcfgRegs *pRegs, uint32_t threadId, bool bPause) |
| Pause or un-pause a thread. More... | |
| bool | CSL_psilcfgCreateRoute (const CSL_psilcfgRegs *pRegs, uint32_t srcThreadId, uint32_t dstThreadId) |
| Create a route through the PSI-L switch. More... | |
| bool | CSL_psilcfgCreateLink (const CSL_psilcfgRegs *pRegs, uint32_t srcThreadId, uint32_t dstThreadId) |
| Create a link through the PSI-L switch. More... | |
| uint32_t | CSL_pvuGetRevision (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg) |
| Return revision of the PVU module. More... | |
| void | CSL_pvuGetCfg (CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, uint32_t *pNumTlbs, uint32_t *pNumEntriesPerTlb) |
| Get PVU configuration. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_pvuSetMaxVirtId (CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, uint32_t numVirtIds) |
| Set the maximum number of virtid values. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_pvuCfgDmaClassSupport (CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, uint32_t numDmaVirtIds, uint32_t mapSubClass0, uint32_t mapSubClass1, uint32_t mapSubClass2, uint32_t mapSubClass3) |
| Configure DMA class support. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_pvuGetTlbNum (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, uint32_t virtId, uint32_t dmaSubClass) |
| Return the TLB number associated with the specified virtId. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_pvuCfgTlb (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, uint32_t tlbNum, uint32_t entryNum, const CSL_PvuTlbCfg *pTlbCfg) |
| Configure a TLB entry. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_pvuSetTlbEnable (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, uint32_t tlbNum, bool bEnable) |
| Enable or disable a TLB. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_pvuChainToTlb (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, uint32_t tlbNum, uint32_t chainToTlbNum) |
| Chain to another TLB. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_pvuSetTlbFaultLogging (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, uint32_t tlbNum, bool bEnable) |
| Enable or disable fault logging for a TLB. More... | |
| void | CSL_pvuSetExceptionTypeLoggingEnable (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, uint32_t exceptionTypes, bool bEnable) |
| Enable or disable logging of the specified exception types. More... | |
| void | CSL_pvuSetErrMsgDestId (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, uint32_t destId) |
| Set the destination ID value for error messages. More... | |
| void | CSL_pvuSetExceptionLoggingEnable (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, bool bEnable) |
| Enable or disable exception error logging. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_pvuSetEnable (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, bool bEnable) |
| Enable or disable the PVU. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_pvuIsTlbFaultSet (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, uint32_t tlbNum) |
| Has a TLB fault been detected that could not be logged? More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_pvuClrTlbFault (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, uint32_t tlbNum) |
| Clear TLB fault. More... | |
| bool | CSL_pvuIsExceptionIntrPending (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg) |
| Is the exception interrupt pending? More... | |
| void | CSL_pvuSetExceptionIntrPendingSet (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, bool bSet) |
| Set or clear a pending exception interrupt. More... | |
| void | CSL_pvuAckExceptionIntr (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg) |
| Acknowledge exception interrupt. More... | |
| void | CSL_pvuSetExceptionIntrEnable (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, bool bEnable) |
| Enable or disable the assertion of the exception interrupt signal. More... | |
| void | CSL_pvuGetExceptionInfo (const CSL_PvuCfg *pPvuCfg, CSL_PvuExceptionInfo *pExceptionInfo) |
| Get exception information. More... | |
| bool CSL_psilcfgClrTeardown | ( | const CSL_psilcfgRegs * | pRegs, |
| uint32_t | threadId | ||
| ) |
Clear a thread's teardown and flush bits.
This function clears the teardown and flush bits in the specified thread's PSIL realtime enable register.
Software can call this function following a thread teardown via the CSL_psilcfgTeardownThread function to clear the thread's teardown and flush bits prior to re-enabling this thread again.
| pRegs | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_psilcfgRegs register structure |
| threadId | [IN] Thread identifying the PSI-L peripheral |
| bool CSL_psilcfgCreateLink | ( | const CSL_psilcfgRegs * | pRegs, |
| uint32_t | srcThreadId, | ||
| uint32_t | dstThreadId | ||
| ) |
Create a link through the PSI-L switch.
This function creates a link through the PSI-L switch between the specified source and destination thread ID's. It reads the thread width and credit count from the destination thread and sets the source thread to use these values. It then enables the credit passing functionality for both threads.
Unlike the CSL_psilcfgCreateRoute() function, this function does not enable either thread via their real-time enable configuration register. Software must use the udmap CSL-FL CSL_udmapEnableLink() function to accomplish this.
srcThreadId must not have bit 15 set to 1. If it does, this function does nothing and false is returned.
This function forces bit 15 of dstThreadId to 1.
| pRegs | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_psilcfgRegs register structure |
| srcThreadId | [IN] Thread identifying the source PSI-L peripheral |
| dstThreadId | [IN] Thread identifying the destination PSI-L peripheral |
| bool CSL_psilcfgCreateRoute | ( | const CSL_psilcfgRegs * | pRegs, |
| uint32_t | srcThreadId, | ||
| uint32_t | dstThreadId | ||
| ) |
Create a route through the PSI-L switch.
This function creates a route through the PSI-L switch between the specified source and destination thread ID's. It reads the thread width and credit count from the destination thread and sets the source thread to use these values. It then enables the credit passing functionality for both threads.
In addition, this function also enables both threads via their psil real-time enable configuration register.
srcThreadId must not have bit 15 set to 1. If it does, this function does nothing and false is returned.
This function forces bit 15 of dstThreadId to 1.
| pRegs | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_psilcfgRegs register structure |
| srcThreadId | [IN] Thread identifying the source PSI-L peripheral |
| dstThreadId | [IN] Thread identifying the destination PSI-L peripheral |
| bool CSL_psilcfgFlushThread | ( | const CSL_psilcfgRegs * | pRegs, |
| uint32_t | threadId | ||
| ) |
Flush data from a destination thread.
This function flushes data in the specified destination thread.
This function only operates with destination threads. The flush command causes all destination thread data to be discarded instead of being written to the peripheral.
The flush command should be called only when a thread fails to complete its teardown procedure normally, because a peripheral is no longer functioning or because some other factor is causing a deadlock beyond the PSI-L interface.
| pRegs | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_psilcfgRegs register structure |
| threadId | [IN] Thread identifying the PSI-L peripheral |
| uint32_t CSL_psilcfgGetRevision | ( | const CSL_psilcfgRegs * | pRegs | ) |
Return revision of the PSILCFG module.
This function returns the contents of the PSILCFG revision register. Consult the PSILCFG module documentation for a description of the contents of the revision register.
| pRegs | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_psilcfgRegs register structure |
| bool CSL_psilcfgRead | ( | const CSL_psilcfgRegs * | pRegs, |
| uint32_t | threadId, | ||
| uint32_t | regId, | ||
| uint32_t * | pData | ||
| ) |
Read a value from a PSI-L periperal using the PSI-L configuration proxy.
This function submits a read command to the PSI-L periperal specified by the thread 'threadId' at address specified by 'regId', waits for the read command to complete, then reads and returns the data value in pData.
Note: This command will return false if the PSI-L peripheral specified by the thread 'threadId' is invalid, the regId is invalid, or the peripheral is powered down or is in reset.
| pRegs | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_psilcfgRegs register structure |
| threadId | [IN] Thread identifying the PSI-L peripheral to write to |
| regId | [IN] Register of the PSI-L peripheral to read from. See CSL_PsilCfgReg. |
| pData | [OUT] A pointer where to store the 32-bit data value read |
| bool CSL_psilcfgSetThreadEnable | ( | const CSL_psilcfgRegs * | pRegs, |
| uint32_t | threadId, | ||
| bool | bEnable | ||
| ) |
Enable or disable a thread.
This function enables or disables the specified thread.
Software should only disable a thread if the thread is to be reset before being re-enabled. Otherwise, a teardown command CSL_psilcfgTeardownThread should be used to gracefully disable a thread.
| pRegs | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_psilcfgRegs register structure |
| threadId | [IN] Thread identifying the PSI-L peripheral |
| bEnable | [IN] 0 = thread is disabled, 1 = thread is enabled |
| bool CSL_psilcfgSetThreadPause | ( | const CSL_psilcfgRegs * | pRegs, |
| uint32_t | threadId, | ||
| bool | bPause | ||
| ) |
Pause or un-pause a thread.
This function pauses or un-pauses the specified thread.
While paused, data transfers will no longer occur but other application specific actions may still occur (DMA event increments, etc.).
| pRegs | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_psilcfgRegs register structure |
| threadId | [IN] Thread identifying the PSI-L peripheral |
| bPause | [IN] 0 = thread is un-paused, 1 = thread is paused |
| bool CSL_psilcfgSetThreadRealtimeEnable | ( | const CSL_psilcfgRegs * | pRegs, |
| uint32_t | threadId, | ||
| bool | bEnable | ||
| ) |
Enable or disable a thread via the realtime register.
This function enables or disables the specified thread via the realtime register.
Software should only disable a thread if the thread is to be reset before being re-enabled. Otherwise, a teardown command CSL_psilcfgTeardownThread should be used to gracefully disable a thread.
| pRegs | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_psilcfgRegs register structure |
| threadId | [IN] Thread identifying the PSI-L peripheral |
| bEnable | [IN] 0 = thread is disabled, 1 = thread is enabled |
| bool CSL_psilcfgTeardownThread | ( | const CSL_psilcfgRegs * | pRegs, |
| uint32_t | threadId | ||
| ) |
Teardown a thread.
This function tears down the specified thread.
For a source thread:
A teardown command will stop transferring data on a boundary which is appropriate for the type of attached peripheral and clear and mask any peripheral specific functionality (DMA event counters, etc.). After stopping data transfer, the source thread sends a 'NULL data' teardown message to the destination thread. Once the thread teardown is complete and ready to be reused, the enable bit is cleared.
For a destination thread:
To perform a destination thread teardown, it is recommended that the teardown command be set in the source thread and it will automatically propagate to destination thread with the normal flow of peripheral data via the tdown bit. As a result, if a destination thread is specified in this function, then nothing is done and false is returned.
| pRegs | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_psilcfgRegs register structure |
| threadId | [IN] Thread identifying the PSI-L peripheral |
| bool CSL_psilcfgWrite | ( | const CSL_psilcfgRegs * | pRegs, |
| uint32_t | threadId, | ||
| uint32_t | regId, | ||
| uint32_t | data | ||
| ) |
Write a value to a PSI-L periperal using the PSI-L configuration proxy.
This function submits a write command to the PSI-L periperal specified by the thread 'threadId' at address specified by 'regId'. It then waits for the write command to complete before returning.
Note: This command will return false if the PSI-L peripheral specified by the thread 'threadId' is invalid, the regId is invalid, or the peripheral is powered down or is in reset.
| pRegs | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_psilcfgRegs register structure |
| threadId | [IN] Thread identifying the PSI-L peripheral to write to |
| regId | [IN] Register of the PSI-L peripheral to write to. See CSL_PsilCfgReg. |
| data | [IN] Data to write |
| void CSL_pvuAckExceptionIntr | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg | ) |
Acknowledge exception interrupt.
This function is used to acknowledge the exception interrupt.
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| int32_t CSL_pvuCfgDmaClassSupport | ( | CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| uint32_t | numDmaVirtIds, | ||
| uint32_t | mapSubClass0, | ||
| uint32_t | mapSubClass1, | ||
| uint32_t | mapSubClass2, | ||
| uint32_t | mapSubClass3 | ||
| ) |
Configure DMA class support.
This function configures the DMA class support in the PVU.
The numDmaVirtIds specifies the maximum number of virtid values (0..numDmaVirtIds-1) used for DMA purposes. This value must be <= the # of TLB's supported by the PVU (see the pNumTlbs value in CSL_pvuGetCfg).
The mapSubClass0 .. mapSubClass3 arguments specify the TLB select offset (0..3) for the given DMA virtid/TLB. For example, if the DMA virtid is 6, and mapSubClass2 is 2, then the corresponding TLB for this DMA subclass is 26 ((6*4)+2).
Note: This function needs to be called only when DMA class support is desired in the PVU.
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| numDmaVirtIds | [IN] Max DMA virtid value |
| mapSubClass0 | [IN] TLB select offset for DMA sub-class 0 |
| mapSubClass1 | [IN] TLB select offset for DMA sub-class 1 |
| mapSubClass2 | [IN] TLB select offset for DMA sub-class 2 |
| mapSubClass3 | [IN] TLB select offset for DMA sub-class 3 |
| int32_t CSL_pvuCfgTlb | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| uint32_t | tlbNum, | ||
| uint32_t | entryNum, | ||
| const CSL_PvuTlbCfg * | pTlbCfg | ||
| ) |
Configure a TLB entry.
This function is used to configure the specified TLB entry.
Note that the TLB must be disabled before it can be configured.
Call the CSL_pvuGetTlbNum function to get the TLB number associated with a given virtId and dmaSubClass (if virtId belongs to a DMA class).
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| tlbNum | [IN] TLB number |
| entryNum | [IN] TLB entry number |
| pTlbCfg | [IN] Pointer to TLB configuration structure (see CSL_PvuTlbCfg) |
| int32_t CSL_pvuChainToTlb | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| uint32_t | tlbNum, | ||
| uint32_t | chainToTlbNum | ||
| ) |
Chain to another TLB.
This function is used chain a TLB to another TLB.
Call the CSL_pvuGetTlbNum function to get the TLB number associated with a given virtId and dmaSubClass (if virtId belongs to a DMA class).
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| tlbNum | [IN] The TLB number to chain |
| chainToTlbNum | [IN] The TLB number to chain to |
| int32_t CSL_pvuClrTlbFault | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| uint32_t | tlbNum | ||
| ) |
Clear TLB fault.
This function is used to clear a TLB fault.
Call the CSL_pvuGetTlbNum function to get the TLB number associated with a given virtId and dmaSubClass (if virtId belongs to a DMA class).
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| tlbNum | [IN] TLB number |
| void CSL_pvuGetCfg | ( | CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| uint32_t * | pNumTlbs, | ||
| uint32_t * | pNumEntriesPerTlb | ||
| ) |
Get PVU configuration.
This function returns the PVU hardware configuration, specifically the number of TLBs supported in the PVU and the number of entries available per TLB.
These values can be queried by the caller to determine the TLB resources available in the PVU.
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| pNumTlbs | [OUT] Number of TLBs supported is returned |
| pNumEntriesPerTlb | [OUT] Number of entries per TLB is returned |
| void CSL_pvuGetExceptionInfo | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| CSL_PvuExceptionInfo * | pExceptionInfo | ||
| ) |
Get exception information.
This function is used to get detailed exception information.
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| pExceptionInfo | [IN] Pointer to a CSL_PvuExceptionInfo structure where the exception information is written to |
| uint32_t CSL_pvuGetRevision | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg | ) |
Return revision of the PVU module.
This function returns the contents of the PVU revision register. Consult the PVU module documentation for a description of the contents of the revision register.
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| int32_t CSL_pvuGetTlbNum | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| uint32_t | virtId, | ||
| uint32_t | dmaSubClass | ||
| ) |
Return the TLB number associated with the specified virtId.
This function returns the TLB number associated with the specified virtId. It uses the following formula:
if( virtId < numDmaVirtIds ) { tlbNum = (virtId * 4) + dmaSubClass; } else { tlbNum = (numDmaVirtIds * 4) + (virtId - numDmaVirtIds). }
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| virtId | [IN] virtid |
| dmaSubClass | [IN] dma sub-class (valid only if virtId belongs to a DMA class) |
| bool CSL_pvuIsExceptionIntrPending | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg | ) |
Is the exception interrupt pending?
This function is used to determine if the exception interrupt is pending.
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| int32_t CSL_pvuIsTlbFaultSet | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| uint32_t | tlbNum | ||
| ) |
Has a TLB fault been detected that could not be logged?
This function is used to determine if a fault has been detected that could not be logged for the specified TLB.
Call the CSL_pvuGetTlbNum function to get the TLB number associated with a given virtId and dmaSubClass (if virtId belongs to a DMA class).
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| tlbNum | [IN] TLB number |
| int32_t CSL_pvuSetEnable | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| bool | bEnable | ||
| ) |
Enable or disable the PVU.
This function is used to enable or disable the PVU.
Prior to enabling the PVU, the following functions must/may be called to configure the PVU:
a) CSL_pvuSetMaxVirtId (required) b) CSL_pvuCfgDmaClassSupport (optional) c) CSL_pvuCfgTlb (required) d) CSL_pvuSetTlbEnable (required) e) CSL_pvuChainToTlb (optional) f) CSL_pvuSetTlbFaultLogging (optional) g) CSL_pvuSetExceptionTypeLoggingEnable (optional) h) CSL_pvuSetErrMsgDestId (optional) i) CSL_pvuSetExceptionLoggingEnable (optional)
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| bEnable | [IN] If true, the PVU is enabled. If false, it is disabled. |
| void CSL_pvuSetErrMsgDestId | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| uint32_t | destId | ||
| ) |
Set the destination ID value for error messages.
This function is used to set the destination ID for error messages produced by the PVU.
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| destId | [IN] Destination ID |
| void CSL_pvuSetExceptionIntrEnable | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| bool | bEnable | ||
| ) |
Enable or disable the assertion of the exception interrupt signal.
This function is used to enable or disable assertion of the exception interrupt signal.
If enabled, this function also calls CSL_pvuSetExceptionLoggingEnable to enable exception logging as there is no valid reason to enable the exception interrupt source and not log the exception information and assert the module's exception interrupt signal.
If disabled, the module's exception interrupt signal is prevented from being asserted. Note that software can still call CSL_pvuIsExceptionIntrPending to poll for an exception event and call CSL_pvuGetExceptionInfo to read exception event information if exception logging is enabled.
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| bEnable | [IN] If true, assertion of the exception interrupt signal is enabled. If false, it is disabled. |
| void CSL_pvuSetExceptionIntrPendingSet | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| bool | bSet | ||
| ) |
Set or clear a pending exception interrupt.
This function is used to forcibly set or clear the exception interrupt.
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| bSet | [IN] If true, the exception interrupt is forcibly set. If false, the exception interrupt is cleared. |
| void CSL_pvuSetExceptionLoggingEnable | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| bool | bEnable | ||
| ) |
Enable or disable exception error logging.
This function is used to enable or disable exception error logging.
When enabled, information is logged when an exception occurs and can be read by calling CSL_pvuGetExceptionInfo. Also, the module's exception interrupt signal is asserted if the exception interrupt source is enabled.
When disabled, no information is logged when an exception occurs. Also, the module's exception interrupt signal generation is disabled, regardless of whether the exception interrupt source is enabled or disabled.
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| bEnable | [IN] If true, exception error logging is enabled. If false, it is disabled. |
| void CSL_pvuSetExceptionTypeLoggingEnable | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| uint32_t | exceptionTypes, | ||
| bool | bEnable | ||
| ) |
Enable or disable logging of the specified exception types.
This function is used to enable or disable logging of the specified exception types.
The exceptionTypes argument is a logical OR of the exception types to enable or disable. See CSL_PvuExceptionType for a list of valid exception types.
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| exceptionTypes | [IN] Logical OR of exception types |
| bEnable | [IN] If true, logging of the specified exception types is enabled. If false, they are disabled. |
| int32_t CSL_pvuSetMaxVirtId | ( | CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| uint32_t | numVirtIds | ||
| ) |
Set the maximum number of virtid values.
This function allows the caller to set the maximum number of virtid values (0..numVirtIds-1) considered valid by the PVU. This value must be <= the # of TLB's supported by the PVU (see the pNumTlbs value in CSL_pvuGetCfg).
Note: The caller must call this function prior to enabling the PVU via CSL_pvuSetEnable.
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| numVirtIds | [IN] Maximum number of virtid's |
| int32_t CSL_pvuSetTlbEnable | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| uint32_t | tlbNum, | ||
| bool | bEnable | ||
| ) |
Enable or disable a TLB.
This function is used to enable or disable the specified TLB.
Call the CSL_pvuGetTlbNum function to get the TLB number associated with a given virtId and dmaSubClass (if virtId belongs to a DMA class).
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| tlbNum | [IN] TLB number |
| bEnable | [IN] If true, the TLB is enabled. If false, it is disabled. |
| int32_t CSL_pvuSetTlbFaultLogging | ( | const CSL_PvuCfg * | pPvuCfg, |
| uint32_t | tlbNum, | ||
| bool | bEnable | ||
| ) |
Enable or disable fault logging for a TLB.
This function is used to enable or disable fault logging for the specified TLB.
Call the CSL_pvuGetTlbNum function to get the TLB number associated with a given virtId and dmaSubClass (if virtId belongs to a DMA class).
| pPvuCfg | [IN] Pointer to the CSL_PvuCfg config structure |
| tlbNum | [IN] TLB number |
| bEnable | [IN] If true, fault logging for the TLB is enabled. If false, it is disabled. |


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VoigtFit¶
VoigtFit is written to make absorption line fitting a breeze. Dig in, and you will be constraining the contents of metals in remote galaxies before you know it!
Development of VoigtFit happens on GitHub so if you encounter any issues or you have ideas for great new features, you can raise an issue on the GitHub page.
Acknowledgements¶
If you use VoigtFit, please cite the description paper on arXiv (Krogager 2018).
I want to thank Jonatan Selsing and Kasper E. Heintz who helped putting parts of the documentation together. I also thank Svea Hernandez, Johan Fynbo, Christina Thöne, Luca Izzo, Antonio de Ugarte-Postigo, Bo Milvang-Jensen, Lise Christensen, and Annalisa De Cia for their help in extensively testing the software and for their constructive feedback and ideas for new features.
Recent updates¶
- New in version 3.13.6:
The spectral cutout for each line can now be defined as a velocity range (vmin and vmax) instead of a symmetric velocity span (velspan=). The new syntax can be used in the lines, fine-lines, molecule statements. The old syntax is still allowed. The velocity range can also be set globally using the velspan statement. See the full documentation on the VoigtFit Parameter Language. The Voigt profile has also been reformulated in terms of frequency (and not wavelength) following the suggestions by Webb, Carswell and Lee (2021).
- New in version 3.13.5:
One extra digit is shown for best-fit logN and total column density. New option to command line: -V or –version, will just show the welcome message with the version number and subsequently quit the program.
- New in version 3.13.4:
Small stability update in interactive normalization plot.
- New in version <IP_ADDRESS>:
Bugfixes: loading of fine-structure lines, plotting limits, counting number of components. I also restructured the code and cleaned up imports (for better automated docs). Note that this may break some import statements if you are using advanced Python scripting. In that case, check the source code to find the location of the right module.
- New in version 3.13.3:
Bugfix in saving and loading datasets (.hdf5) and restoring masks and normalization.
- New in version 3.13.2:
Bugfix in masking and continuum normalization of lines used with the limit statement. Updated the input-parameter template to reflect the usage of limit and def introduced in versions 3.13 and 3.12.
- New in version 3.13.1:
User-defined variables can now be defined in order to define flexible parameter constraints. For details, see the documentation on VoigtFit Parameter Language. Small updates in measurement of equivalent width: do not use blended lines to determine the integration limits, unless fitted profile is used. Generate plots for limits.
- New in version 3.12:
Determination of equivalent widths and upper limits is now possible using a new parameter statement limit. For more details about how to use this, see the documentation on VoigtFit Parameter Language. I want to thank Annalisa De Cia for the motivation to include this functionality in VoigtFit, for helpful discussions along the way, and for the financial support to keep developing VoigtFit!
- New in version 3.11.15:
Updated oscillator strengths for NiII following Boissé & Bergeron (2019).
- New in version 3.11.14:
Small bugfixes (numba deprecation warning, output formatting, etc) and it is now possible to load components from a fit with one set of ions and copy those to other ions even if the imported ions are not defined in the dataset. This is helpful when constraining different ions in different spectra and you don’t want to fit them simultaneously.
New in version 3.11.7:
Critical update of the atomic data for the hydrogen Lyman series. Oscillator strengths for the Lyman series were incorrectly compiled into the master linelist.
New in version <IP_ADDRESS>:
New data keyword no-mask allows the user to ignore any pixel mask present in the input data. VoigtFit will automatically try to identify pixel masks in the ASCII or FITS data, so if such automatically retrieved masks are not appropriate for the fitting, they can be ignored by setting this keyword in the data statement (see VoigtFit Parameter Language).
New in version 3.11.6:
Improved FITS data import of a large variety of file formats, FITS Tables, Multi Extension FITS files, and IRAF format. Updated the systemic and data statements of the parameter file definitions (see VoigtFit Parameter Language).
New in version 3.11.5:
New atomic data for lines of hydrogen Lyman series. New damping constants for missing levels (n > 6) have been calculated using data from Jitrik & Bunge (2004). Small bugs related to the Python 3 migration have been fixed.
New in version 3.11.4:
Python 3 is now supported! Solar values have been updated following the recommendations by Lodders et al. (2009) as to whether photospheric, meteoritic or their average value is used.
New in version 0.11.3:
The user can now reset the masking of specific lines in a dataset by using the force option in the mask statement. For more details, see the Mask section of the VoigtFit Parameter Language. The user can also include separate components for ions where the component structure is otherwise copied from another ion. Before, these component definitions were overwritten by the copy statement. The reset statement is now obsolete. The data are automatically reset when using the Chebyshev continuum model. A new verbose option can be used to print more details about the dataset, mostly useful for debugging. Include -v in the call to VoigtFit from the terminal. Bugfixes: The indexing of components to delete is automatically sorted so that the component structure is kept intact during the removal of components. Small bugs in the handling of fine-structure lines has been fixed by including a new fine_lines data structure in the dataset to indicate whether lines have been defined in a line complex or individually.
New in version 0.11.2:
Technical update: Implementing tests.
New in version 0.11.1:
Bugfixes: The Chebyshev parameters were not saved in the HDF5 dataset and they were sorted incorrectly as strings instead of numbers.
New in version 0.11:
The code now checks that all lines for the defined ions have been added to the fit if they are covered by the data. The user can adjust this behaviour or turn it off. Further small bugfixes were added and the code has been prepared for python 3 migration. A new function to output individual components of all the best-fit profiles has been added. See updates in the sections Check-Lines and Output of the VoigtFit Parameter Language.
New in version 0.10.2:
Added support for LSF file format to specify the convolution kernel as a function of wavelength. See details under the Data section of the VoigtFit Parameter Language.
New in version 0.9.10:
Added two keywords to the parameter language in order to allow the user to view fit regions in velocity space when defining masks, continuum normalization and components. See details under sections Mask, Continuum Normalization and Interactive Components of the VoigtFit Parameter Language.
New in version 0.9.9:
New atomic data consistently gathered from the VALD database. The linelist has additional lines from Cashman et al. 2017 and for some lines not covered by VALD the damping constants have been taken from the compilation of Morton et al. 2003.
When masking lines, any predefined masks in the spectral data (loaded with the add_data statement) are now retained.
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Documentation¶
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FORREST GUMP A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1994 Scott Renshaw Starring: Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Gary Sinise, Mykelti Williamson, Sally Field. Screenplay: Eric Roth. Director: Robert Zemeckis.
Since I began reviewing films, no film has left me as stumped as FORREST GUMP. While I was watching, I was carried away, delighted by an original and stunningly executed experience. But almost as soon as the closing credits started to roll, I began to feel that something just wasn't working. FORREST GUMP is, by turns, hilarious, overly precious, touching and disturbingly simplistic. So the question becomes, which FORREST GUMP do I review: the in-the-theater experience, or the in-the-car experience? The undeniably entertaining crowd-pleaser or the pre-digested primer in pop philosophy? Naturally, I found my answer somewhere in the middle.
Tom Hanks plays the title character, an Alabama naif with an IQ of 75 but a heart of gold. His mother (Sally Field) makes sure he maintains his dignity by going to school with the other kids, but it is soon clear that Forrest is not like everyone else in more ways than one. His amazing speed lands him a scholarship at the University of Alabama, where he is an All-American kick returner. He joins the Army, befriends a fellow enlisted man (Mykelti Williamson), and becomes a war hero in Vietnam for saving his platoon leader (Gary Sinise). And just to top things off, he becomes an international ping-pong sensation. Yet through all Forrest's experiences, one thing remains foremost in his mind: his love for childhood sweetheart Jenny Curran (Robin Wright).
There is little question that the craft of FORREST GUMP is a wonder to behold. The digital wizards at ILM have triumphed again with the sequences placing Forrest in footage with Presidents Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon, as well as George Wallace and John Lennon. Perhaps even more impressive are the shots in which Gary Sinise is made to appear a double amputee. Yet for all the notice- grabbing visuals, it was the sound that blew me away.  This is not say that director Robert Zemeckis rests on his technical support. Several of his shots are truly beautiful: a wedding overlooking water; a mountain reflected in a lake; and my favorite, a subtle moment when Jenny tells Forrest "You don't know what love is," as the neon sign of a strip club called "Love's" appears slightly out-of-focus in the background. FORREST GUMP never fails to be a feast for the senses.
It's also frequently a feast for the funny bone, but unfortunately Zemeckis succumbs to the same tendency that sometimes hampered WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT?, namely a desire to throw in too many winking cultural asides. The biggest laughs are purely character moments, such as Forrest discovering his speed while blowing apart his leg braces, or the rambling shrimp-based menu delivered by Forrest's Army buddy Bubba. But Zemeckis and scripter Eric Roth feel the need to make Forrest responsible for Elvis Presley's pelvic gyrations, the Watergate bust and the "Have a Nice Day" smiley face. At a certain point, it's just overkill, and it detracts from the whimsical tone with its heavy-elbowed nudges.
Tom Hanks' performance as Forrest is problematic. While he avoids most of the one-note traps of Dustin Hoffman in RAIN MAN, he is still far too mannered, particularly when compared to the dynamic naturalistic performances of co-stars Robin Wright and Gary Sinise. Wright delivers a wrenching performance worthy of high praise, and Sinise may have found the role which makes him a household name (if THE STAND didn't already do so). Hanks may garner yet another Academy Award nomination, but he was better in a comparable role in BIG, and for my money even better in his much criticized performance in PHILADELPHIA.
My biggest problem with FORREST GUMP is that in its attempt to re-construct America's turbulent last thirty years, it has created a philosphical monster. GUMP has most often been compared to 1979's BEING THERE, but there is a critical difference. Jerzy Kozinski created a biting satire of how the platitudes of a dim-witted man became wisdom in a sound-bite society. There is no such distance in FORREST GUMP; Forrest's bon mots *are* the film's philosophy, and as such they seem like Truth McNuggets. GUMP may be a paean to an innocence lost, but it is also troublingly anti-intellectual, history filtered through Robert Fulghum. These will not be the concerns of the average movie-goer, I'm certain. They will be more interested in the pure entertainment value of Forrest Gump's picaresque journey through life, and the film's emotion. GUMP will be many things to many people. To me, it was just another good but flawed movie.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 enchanted Forrests: 7.
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(423) 697-5522
https://goo.gl/U4fG7p
(slides)
History/Background
Web Presence at Chattanooga State
Circa 1990 - Early 2000s - FrontPage / Site hosted on Microsoft Infrastructure (IIS)
Microsoft
History/Background
Web Presence at Chattanooga State
2009: Omniupdate CMS / Linux Hosting On-site
Other subsites on various platforms (Linux/Microsoft)
Microsoft
History/Background
Web Presence at Chattanooga State
2013 to Present: Migration to Drupal CMS / Pantheon Hosting Off-site
Other sites hosted mostly on Linux in Drupal CMS, on-site
Why Change?
Microsoft
Wide Range of Products/Technologies
Web Calendar - Bedework, then Wordpress
OmniUpdate - enterprise CMS
Hard-coded sites
Custom CMS for athletic roster, catalog management, and schedule management
Road to Drupal
2013: OmniUpdate expensive and contract up for renewal!
Enter Open Source
The Contenders: Joomla, Wordpress, Drupal
The Contenders
Joomla: Too cumbersome
Wordpress: Familiar but vulnerable
Drupal: Flexibility
The Winner: Drupal (Why?)
Security
Community Support
Flexibility
Cost Effective
Community Support
Researching Drupal
Meeting the Community
Found Meet-up on Drupal.org
Attended first Meet-up on March 16th, 2013
Attended Florida DrupalCamp April 2013
IT Level-up
Exposed to Drupal 11 years ago
Examined current IT-supported projects
Started self-training
Started attending Meet-ups
Selling Drupal
Selling to Marketing
Presented to Marketing VP, Supervisor, and Director
Selling Points
Save $5000/year
Dedicated Security
Stringent contribution policies
Large community involvement
Selling Points (continued)
Local Assistance (Community)
Large Adoption by University and other large organizations
Tennesee Board of Regents adoption (our governing body)
Selling to IT Services
Security
Improved Workflow
Improved Collaboration
Fits Disaster Recovery Plan - off-site hosting
Beginning of our "dream" team
How did we do it?
The Nuts and Bolts of Converting to Drupal
The Voice of Experience
Contracted with CodeJourneymen (AKA Lee Walker) for Site Discovery
The Voice of Experience (continued)
Reviewed content of existing site
Talked through intended features
Walked us through a proper Drupal workflow
Git Workflow
Pantheon
Time to Build It (or lack of time)
What We Had to Learn (quickly)
Pantheon Workflow
Git Workflow
PHPStorm
Custom module development
OSX/Linux, Drush, CLI, Nginx, Apache, SASS
Build Team
Marketing: 1 designer, 1 designer/developer
IT Services: 1 developer
Major Challenges
Migration of Content from Enterprise CMS
Catalog Integration
Building an Enterprise level site while learning
Other Drupal Projects on Campus
IT Services Focused
IT Services Main Site
IT Services Workflows and Access Request
Hardware Inventory System
Campus Focused
TigerWeb (Student Portal - replaced enterprise Ellucian Luminis)
Campus Directory
The Daily Bengal (Employee Portal - under development)
TCAT Time Tracking System
Future Projects
All new sites in Drupal 8
Conversion of Drupal 7 sites to Drupal 8
Conversion of paper forms to electronic workflows
Questions/Comments?
Bill Crum
Director, Web Applications Technology
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(423) 697-2639
Charles Fannin
Web Developer, Web Applications Technology
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(423) 697-5522
https://goo.gl/U4fG7p
(slides)


Web-Centric Computing Resources
General - Including Including Information on HTTP and TCP/IP and resources for multiple languages
HTTP and TCP/IP
HTTP
Older (1996) but very useful explanation; well organized and probably has all you need to know and then some.
TCP/IP Resources
Great list of FAQs, tutorials, and books. Kept up to date.
Overview of TCP/IP and the Internet
Current description. Starts with the history (OK to skip) but gives
all the details you need if you are not a network administrator.
Primer on TCP/IP
Older (1997), but a good place to start
Another older (1998) Primer on Internet technology
Daryl's TCP/IP Primer
Goes deeper than a primer; kept up to date.
Older (1998) course on managing servers
Classic references; good description of client-server model, http, mime types etc.
IANA
Who owns what domain name, which port is what, and what the language abbreviations are
Sites with Scripts and Advice for Multiple Languages (Perl, PHP, Python, etc.)
Which Scripting and Programming Languages are People Searching about?
Monthly survey on queries about Perl, PHP, JavaScript, Java etc.
Developer.com articles on Perl, PHP, etc.
Excellent very current intermediate level articles, but you need to search. Better yet,
subscribe to some of their free newsletters and be notified of new articles.
ASPN
Resource for programmers in Perl, PHP, Python, etc. Major site.
HotScripts
Articles and scripts for many languages - Perl, PHP, Python, JavaScript, XML
OnLamp.com
O'Reilly maintained site with articles and book excerpts on all the open source technologies - Linux
Apache, Perl/PHP/Python, MySQL. Links to Safari books (also available free through the ACM is you are a member).
CGI Resources
Links to very many CGI scripts, mostly in Perl, and tutorials (rated by users)
DevShed Perl Tutorials, Scripts, etc.
Links to user submitted and rated scripts and articles in many languages; most free
WebReference
Intermediate to advanced articles. Includes the Mother of Perl site. Also PHP (with links at the bottom) and
now starting on python
Matt's HTTP Cookie Library
And his CGI resource of thousands of CGI scripts - mostly in Perl
Books
CGI Programming with Perl by Gunther Birznieks, Scott Guelich, and Shishir Gundavaram
2nd edition publishd by O'Reilly 2000
Very useful book
Learning Perl 3rd edition by Randal L. Schwartz and Tom Phoenix, publishd by O'Reilly
2007
Excellent way to learn enough Perl to write CGI scripts easily
The Web Wizard's Guide to Perl and CGI, The Web Wizard's Guide to PHP, both by David A. Lash, 2002
These books won't make you a great guru, but they will get you going very quickly; well-written
The next few links are overview' of CGI
Client and server
Introduction to terms
WDVL: Table of
Contents on Web Programming
Tutorial on server-side
programming and sending info from HTML forms. Excellent introduction . Definitely the place to
start if you don't know the difference between GET and POST or need a short introduction to Perl.
These tutorials, from Selena Sol, are also available at
Extropia,
which also has links to Perl tutorials for web developers.
WDVL:
Request Headers
What's in an http header
CGI A very short overview
CGI Scripts - Writing and Using CGI
Another very elementary introduction to CGI; several short articles to read
Elementary introduction to the technologies you find server-side (ASP, Perl, PHP etc.)
Gentle Introduction to CGI
Also has many links to books and on-line resources. Updated in 2004
The Web Development Environment
An excellent introduction; less cursory than the earlier ones;
you will enjoy it more if you have already heard of some of the technologies mentioned
(Java, HTTP, etc.) The CGI Programming Made Easy lives up to its name.
Includes some Perl
CGI 101 another great way to get started.
Goes a bit further with Perl than some of the others
CGI Programming on the World Wide Web is the first 4 chapters of the O'Reilly book
w3c.org Introduction to CGI (older)
Other information from w3c about standards also available.
Why learn CGI?
From the people (O'Reilly) who
publish a book on the subject - includes kind words about their own (excellent)
book; this article is mainly motivational.
The next few articles will actually show you something you can modify and use; for
more detailed information you need to go to the section on your language of choice
(Perl, PHP or Python)
CGI Developer's Guide
Older, but will get you going
CGI Tutorial Good introduction to CGI, environment variables, etc.
Easy introduction to CGI
Another good short introduction
CGI articles oriented towards Perl
and more general CGI articles from About.com
There are many articles in the Perl and Web Design section, but you need to know what you want - e.g. guestbook -
so you can search for it here.
CGI Tutorials from HTML Goodies
Very well written tutorials, but maybe dated (1/2005). For example, you are more likely to
FTP your server scripts to the server than to use telnet.
The
Problem of Statelessness
Validating user sessions in PHP
Good introduction to the problem of statelessness; php implementation of solutions
Form validation
Validating a form before sending it to a cgi script - mainly to be sure all fields are filled in.
The following links are to collections of articles
WebKnowHow's Tutorials, articles, scripts and books on CGI
Many (unsorted) links, many to old sites.
Webliography on CGI, Perl, etc.
Great list of links, even though many are to older articles
CGI articles from HTML Goodies
Includes codes for a guest book and for counters
Tutorials on regular expressions . Although
some lean towards one language or another, regular expression syntax is pretty much the
same in all the scripting languages.
Tutorial
on regular expressions
Library of Regular Expressions
Regular expressions tutorial from a Python book; rather telegraphic
How to use regular expressions
Advanced (Perl) Regex tutorials - Part I,
Part 2,
andand documentation
PHP and regex tutorial
How to do Regex in Python
Regular-expressions
Language neutral, but not elementary. Links to books.
Regular expressions and .Net
Regular expressions
syntax summary Details subtle differences among languages and Unix variants.
Tutorial on Regular
Expressions in Perl Very complete ; from PerlDoc
Documentation on
Regular Expressions in Perl
Regular Expressions Fast and dirty reminder about regular expressions
Server-Side Includes
Tutorial on Server-side includes
Older (1995 article, last updated in 2002) but author says basic principles still apply
Links
to many resources of Server-side includes
Including tutorials
More links to article and tutorials
on server-side includes
Please also check the Multiple Langauges listings in the General CGI section
The main PHP site
Home site for php, including documentation, download of php processor, and tutorial
PHP Tutorial -
from its makers
PHP: Introduction and Manual
Zend makes PHP interpreters, etc
Their DevZone subsite
also linkes to articles, tutorials as does
the getting started page. and
at zendphp.net
Implementing
Patterns within PHP
What can PHP do?
Commentary from the PHP folks
PHP tutorial from w3schools
Always an excellent start; includes lessons on interfacing with XML, MySQL and AJAX.
Working with PHP datatypes
Several short tutorials. Gets you going quickly.
PHP -Entry Point - Lesson One
includes some information on pro's and con's; links to to various PHP
sites
PHP4 tutorial So it is missing PHP5's support for objects
How to handle forms
in PHP
Extract XML
document statistics with PHP
Using PHP to extract stats about XML documents.
Google
help group on PHP installation etc.
Apache guide to installing and configuring PHP with Apache
Firepages
Large site with downloads for PHP development, forums, etc.
U. of Minnesota Duluth
Large excellent set of PHP resources including tutorials, articles on regex, using
PHP with databases, and PHP and Ajax.
Validating user sessions in PHP
Tips on Debugging in PHP
Unit Testing in PHP is the current PEAR site for unit testing.
This is also available at older sites see for both
PHP5 and PHP4 .
The most current site includes a tutorial on writing (regression) tests.
Simpler testing utilities are available for JUnit both from
JUnit and from SourceForge .
SourceForge has PHP Port testing and
also testing for mock objects.
LastCraft provides unit, mock objects, and navigation testing (including for cookies and forms.)
Implementing Design Patterns in PHP
PHP Projects at SourceForege
DevX Resources and Script in PHP
Well categorized, but many have very few scripts
DevPlug is a PHP Developer's Forum
PHP Resource Index
Scripts, snippets of code, and tutorials; large site, hierarchically organized


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WEEK 2 THURSDAY
Year 1 (Year 2)
FIRST READING Hebrews 7:25-8:6
A reading from the Letter to the Hebrews
Brethren: Jesus is able for all time to save those
who draw near to God through him, since he always lives to make intercession
for them. For it was fitting that we should have such a high priest, holy,
blameless, unstained, separated from sinners, exalted above the heavens. He has
no need, like those high priests, to offer sacrifices daily, first for his own
sins and then for those of the people; he did this once for all when he offered
up himself. Indeed, the law appoints men in their weakness as high priests, but
the word of the oath, which came later than the law, appoints a Son who has
been made perfect for ever. Now the point in what we are saying is this: we
have such a high priest, one who is seated at the right hand of the throne of
the Majesty in heaven, a minister in the sanctuary and the true tent which is
set up not by man but by the Lord. For every high priest is appointed to offer
gifts and sacrifices; hence it is necessary for this priest also to have
something to offer. Now if he were on earth, he would not be a priest at all,
since there are priests who offer gifts according to the law. They serve a copy
and shadow of the heavenly sanctuary; for when Moses was about to erect the
tent, he was instructed by God, saying, "See that you make everything
according to the pattern which was shown you on the mountain." But as it
is, Christ has obtained a ministry which is as much more excellent than the old
as the covenant he mediates is better, since it is enacted on better promises.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 40:7-8a.8b-9.10.17 (R. see 8a.9a)
R. See, I have come, Lord, to do your will.
You delight not in sacrifice and offerings, but in
an open ear. You do not ask for holocaust and victim. Then I said, “See, I have
come.”
R. See, I have come, Lord, to do your will.
In the scroll of the book it stands written of me:
“I delight to do your will, O my God; your instruction lies deep within me.”
R. See, I have come, Lord, to do your will.
Your justice I have proclaimed in the great
assembly. My lips I have not sealed; you know it, O LORD.
R. See, I have come, Lord, to do your will.
O let there be rejoicing and gladness for all who
seek you. Let them ever say: 'The LORD is great', who long for your salvation.
R. See, I have come, Lord, to do your will.
FIRST READING 1 Samuel 18:6-9; 19:1-7
A reading from the first Book of Samuel
In those days: As they were coming home, when David
returned from slaying the Philistine, the women came out of all the cities of
Israel, singing and dancing, to meet King Saul, with timbrels, with songs of
joy, and with instruments of music. And the women sang to one another as they
made merry, "Saul has slain his thousands, and David his ten
thousands." And Saul was very angry, and this saying displeased him; he
said, "They have ascribed to David ten thousands, and to me they have
ascribed thousands; and what more can he have but the kingdom?" And Saul
eyed David from that day on.  But Jonathan, Saul's son, delighted much
in David. And Jonathan told David, "Saul my father seeks to kill you;
therefore take heed to yourself in the morning, stay in a secret place and hide
yourself; and I will go out and stand beside my father in the field where you
are, and I will speak to my father about you; and if I learn anything I will
tell you." And Jonathan spoke well of David to Saul his father, and said
to him, "Let not the king sin against his servant David; because he has
not sinned against you, and because his deeds have been of good service to you;
for he took his life in his hand and he slew the Philistine, and the LORD wrought
a great victory for all Israel. You saw it, and rejoiced; why then will you sin
against innocent blood by killing David without cause?" And Saul listened
to the voice of Jonathan; Saul swore, "As the LORD lives, he shall not be
put to death." And Jonathan called David, and Jonathan showed him all
these things. And Jonathan brought David to Saul, and he was in his presence as
before.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 56:2-3.9-10ab.10c-11.12-13 (R. 5b)
R. In God I trust; I shall not fear.
Have mercy on me, O God, for people assail me; they
fight me all day long and oppress me. My foes assail me all day long: many
fight proudly against me.
R. In God I trust; I shall not fear.
You have kept an account of my wanderings; you have
placed my tears in your flask; are they not recorded in your book? Then my foes
will turn back on the day when I call to you.
R. In God I trust; I shall not fear.
This I know, that God is on my side. In God, whose
word I praise, in the LORD whose word I praise.
R. In God I trust; I shall not fear.
In God I trust; I shall not fear. What can man do
to me? I am bound by the vows I have made you. O God, I will offer you praise.
R. In God I trust; I shall not fear.
R. Alleluia. Our Saviour Christ Jesus abolished death and brought life and immortality to light through the Gospel. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Mark 3:7-12
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Mark
At that time: Jesus withdrew with his disciples to
the sea, and a great multitude from Galilee followed; also from Judea and
Jerusalem and Idumea and from beyond the Jordan and from about Tyre and Sidon a
great multitude, hearing all that he did, came to him. And he told his
disciples to have a boat ready for him because of the crowd, lest they should
crush him; for he had healed many, so that all who had diseases pressed upon
him to touch him. And whenever the unclean spirits beheld him, they fell down
before him and cried out, "You are the Son of God." And he strictly
ordered them not to make him known.
The Gospel of the Lord


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fixed rotation of frame_b with respect to frame_a,
i.e., the relationship between connectors frame_a and frame_b
remains constant. There are several possibilities to define the
orientation of frame_b with respect to frame_a:
- Planar rotation along axis 'n' (that is fixed
and resolved in frame_a) with a fixed angle 'angle'.
- Vectors n_x and n_y that are
directed along the corresponding axes direction of frame_b and are
resolved in frame_a (if n_y is not orthogonal to n_x, the y-axis of
frame_b is selected such that it is orthogonal to n_x and in the
plane of n_x and n_y).
- Sequence of three planar axes
rotations. For example, "sequence = {1,2,3}" and "angles =
{90, 45, -90}" means to rotate frame_a around the x axis with 90
degrees, around the new y axis with 45 degrees and around the new z
axis around -90 degrees to arrive at frame_b. Note, that
sequence={1,2,3} is the Cardan angle sequence and sequence =
{3,1,3} is the Euler angle sequence.
By default, this component is visualized by a cylinder
connecting frame_a and frame_b, as shown in the figure below. In
this figure frame_b is rotated along the z-axis of frame_a with 60
degree. Note, that the two visualized frames are not part of the
component animation and that the animation may be switched off via
parameter animation = false.
Release Notes:
- July 28, 2003
Bug fixed: if rotationType = PlanarRotationSequence, then 'angles'
was used with unit [rad] instead of [deg].
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Roadmap¶
This page describes some of the major medium- to long-term goals for MNE-Python. These are goals that require substantial effort and/or API design considerations. Some of these may be suitable for Google Summer of Code projects, while others require more extensive work.
Clustering statistics API¶
The current clustering statistics code has limited functionality. It should be
re-worked to create a new cluster_based_statistic
or similar function.
In particular, the new API should:
Support mixed within- and between-subjects designs, different statistical functions, etc. This should be done via a
design
argument that mirrorspatsy.dmatrices()
or similar community standard (e.g., this is what is used bystatsmodels.regression.linear_model.OLS
).Have clear tutorials showing how different contrasts can be done (toy data).
Have clear tutorials showing some common analyses on real data (time-freq, sensor space, source space, etc.)
Not introduce any significant speed penalty (e.g., < 10% slower) compared to the existing, more specialized/limited functions.
More details are in #4859.
3D visualization¶
Historically we have used Mayavi for 3D visualization, but have faced limitations and challenges with it. We should work to use some other backend (e.g., PyVista) to get major improvements, such as:
Proper notebook support (through vtkjs)
Better interactivity with surface plots
Time-frequency plotting (complementary to volume-based Time-frequency visualization)
Integration of multiple functions as done in
mne_analyze
, e.g., simultaneous source estimate viewing, field map viewing, head surface display, etc. These are all currently available in separate functions, but we should be able to combine them in a single plot as well.
One such issue for tracking TODO lists for surface plotting is #7162.
2D visualization¶
Our 2D code has a lot of useful functionality, but suffers from several systemic problems:
It was written by many people for many specific use cases over time, without ensuring that code was generalized. This means that some functions are available only in some plotting modes (e.g., grouping by channel types to obtain a butterfly plot can be done in
mne.viz.plot_raw()
but notmne.viz.plot_epochs()
.The code base has many redundant but not identical pieces of code (copy-paste-modify rather than generalize-reuse / DRY) that make maintenance particularly challenging.
By (extensively) refactoring our code, we would improve the end-user experience and decrease long-term maintenance costs.
Time-frequency visualization¶
We should implement a viewer for interactive visualization of volumetric source-time-frequency (5-D) maps on MRI slices (orthogonal 2D viewer). NutmegTrip (written by Sarang Dalal) provides similar functionality in Matlab in conjunction with FieldTrip. Example of NutmegTrip’s source-time-frequency mode in action (click for link to YouTube):
Cluster computing¶
Currently, cloud computing with M/EEG data requires multiple manual steps, including remote environment setup, data transfer, monitoring of remote jobs, and retrieval of output data/results. These steps are usually not specific to the analysis of interest, and thus should be something that can be taken care of by MNE. Subgoals consist of:
Leverage dask and joblib or other libs to allow simple integration with MNE processing steps. Ideally this would be achieved in practice by:
One-time (or per-project) setup steps, setting up host keys, access tokens, etc.
In code, switch to cloud computing rather than local computing via a simple change of n_jobs parameter, and/or context manager like with:
with use_dask(...): ...
Develop a (short as possible) example that shows people how to run a minimal task remotely, including setting up access, cluster, nodes, etc.
Adapt MNE-study-template code to use cloud computing (optionally, based on config) rather than local resources.
See also #6086.
Tutorial / example overhaul¶
We want our tutorials to get users up to speed on:
How to do M/EEG analyses in principle, and
How to do M/EEG analyses in MNE-Python in particular
So far some of our tutorials have been rewritten, but we still have a long way to go. Relevant tracking issues can be found under the tag #labels/DOC.
Coregistration / 3D viewer¶
mne coreg is an excellent tool for coregistration, but is limited by being tied to Mayavi, Traits, and TraitsUI. We should first refactor in several (mostly) separable steps:
Refactor code to use traitlets
GUI elements to use PyQt5 (rather than TraitsUI/pyface)
3D plotting to use our abstracted 3D viz functions rather than Mayavi
Refactor distance/fitting classes to public ones to enable the example from #6693.
Once this is done, we can effectively switch to a PyVista backend.
BIDS Integration¶
MNE-Python should facilitate analyzing BIDS-compliant datasets thanks to integration with the MNE-BIDS package. For more information, see https://github.com/mne-tools/mne-bids.
Access to open EEG/MEG databases¶
We should improve the access to open EEG/MEG databases via the
mne.datasets
module, in other words improve our dataset fetchers.
We have physionet, but much more. Having a consistent API to access multiple
data sources would be great. See #2852 and #3585 for some ideas,
as well as:
- Human Connectome Project Datasets
Over a 3-year span (2012-2015), the Human Connectome Project (HCP) scanned 1,200 healthy adult subjects. The available data includes MR structural scans, behavioral data and (on a subset of the data) resting state and/or task MEG data.
- MMN dataset
Used for tutorial/publications applying DCM for ERP analysis using SPM.
- Kymata datasets
Current and archived EMEG measurement data, used to test hypotheses in the Kymata atlas. The participants are healthy human adults listening to the radio and/or watching films, and the data is comprised of (averaged) EEG and MEG sensor data and source current reconstructions.
- BrainSignals
A website that lists a number of MEG datasets available for download.
- BNCI Horizon
BCI datasets.
Integrate OpenMEEG via improved Python bindings¶
OpenMEEG is a state-of-the art solver for forward modeling in the field of brain imaging with MEG/EEG. It solves numerically partial differential equations (PDE). It is written in C++ with Python bindings written in SWIG. The ambition of the project is to integrate OpenMEEG into MNE offering to MNE the ability to solve more forward problems (cortical mapping, intracranial recordings, etc.). Some software tasks that shall be completed:
Cleanup Python bindings (remove useless functions, check memory managements, etc.)
Write example scripts for OpenMEEG that automatically generate web pages as for MNE
Understand how MNE encodes info about sensors (location, orientation, integration points etc.) and allow OpenMEEG to be used.
Help package OpenMEEG for Debian/Ubuntu
Help manage the continuous integration system


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Background: Daily Cannabis, occasional alcohol, no nicotine. Interested in decreasing cannabis dosage completely for a few months.
Greetings,
On Herb Day, I decided to abstain from cannabis entirely. Although, after being somewhat disappointed with most of my herb purchase and lung taxation I felt it would be largely therapeutic.
T+0 I began by smoking a couple bowls of damiana. Slight mellowness felt. Smokes well, nice aroma. Didn't really do much - I can get a slight buzz by smoking lots of different kinds of plant leaves.
T+15 Smoked a bowl of Kanna 15x resin extract (little balls), then two bowls of powdered Kanna. Whew, Lots of harshness from the powder. The extract was considerably smoother but a bit harder to burn. Once again a slight mellowness, maybe a pinch euphoric! I'm optomistic.
T+25 Tried to smoke some Wild Dagga 10x extract (tar). Very hard to get smoking. Only got like three hits before my lungs were tired from trying so hard to earn a hit. immersed one gram 10x extract (attached to wax paper) in water. Dissolved nicely when agitated with a spoon. Downed It. Once again, maybe a pinch euporic after 20 minutes of chilling outside on a nice evening.
T+ 45 Followed that with an opium lettuce tea brew from 1 1/2 tbsp. of lettuce brewed for about 20 minutes. Very, Very, Mild but noticeable. Kinda like a nice cup of green tea, relaxing.
T+ 1:10 I decided I'd like to feel something so I downed a gram of prickly poppy 15x extract (little balls). Its bitter, like oxycodone. This gave out ever so slight opiatative activity.
T+ 1:45 Ate a homemade double cheeseburger even though I wasn't hungry cause the family was eating. Still yearning for a little psychoaction. I smoked a bowl of grade a cannibis leaves, I was all out of bud. Ahh, this is definately more of a smoking plant than the others. Felt good for a while smoked another bowl about a hour later and felt good again. Getting tired now.
T+ 3:45 After a little evening activities I decide to lie down.  Anxious to try blue lotus as that is one I've heard some good things about. Put about 1/4 tsp 20x extract in a small bit of red wine. It gave out more of a buzz than anything else. Mild euphoria, very cozy feeling. I'm going to try a higher dose next time. This is probably the only one I will buy again. It mixes well with alcohol and is reported from times long past to be a wellness tonic for the body and a natural ecstatic (like being in love).
Conclusion: I'm a pretty sensitive person when it comes to substances compared to most of my friends. Actually, I'm Lightwieght Illuminaire. Just takes a touch. If I wait until evening to smoke bud its definately more enjoyable and just seems more correct than smoking all day b/c I have to keep re'uping to keep from coming down or get into an exercise activity, or sleep. I have ingested cannibis orally on multiple occasions and would say it is a really satisfying stimulative high that I can go to work on and not feel real paranoid and no one will really notice. That is with about a gram dosage. I used professer tee's miracle tincture or break up the bud and work it into some cookie dough and cook at 400 degrees for 14-15 min.
Tinture: 1/8 bud simmered in 1 tablespoon honey. As soon as the honey starts to barely cook the bud, I throw in three shots of vodka or similar alcohol. I mix this very well or my tinture will be gooey and not liquid like it should be. I cook on the lowest heat I can for at least 15 minutes where I can see the crystals leaving the bud and going into the mix. Probably at least half of the alcohol will evarporate leaving a little liquid. I strain it and squeeze the liquid from the bud, then I can through out the bud or try to reuse again and get every little bit of THC out. I start with one regular spoonful and wait an hour, then boost as needed.
******NOTE*******
It takes about a gram of A grade cannabis for me to really get a buzz the first day. The next day it will take less and so on to where if I consume it every day it starts building up and I need less to activate it. By the fourth or fifth day I won't need but like a half of a gram to get high. Also, if I smoke after eating or drinking cannabis it is way more intense. In fact I prefer to ingest some so I don't need to smoke as much to get high. One bowl will last way longer this way even if I ingest only a half a gram. Anything less than a half a gram without continuous use for a week or so won't get me too far unless I smoke an hour or two later.
I wish I knew of this before I Started smoking as I think I would have not smoked so much for so long (4 years). Its definately a less offensive way to get high during the day and if I smoke a bowl at night I will get zonked and sleep hard. After 4 or 5 days of eating and smoking maybe a dozen bowls, I hibernate for like 12 hours which is unusual cause I usually sleep 7-8 max. Then I feel I need a break of a couple days to clear out a bit. I will get high like the first time after eating a good bit then smoking. I'm trying to get to where I only eat or vaporize the bud but smoking has been a longtime habit and sometimes I want that 'burning lung' feeling.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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