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[gecode-users] question about mult propagator (compiler flags)
Alejandro Arbelaez
a_le_jo55 at yahoo.com
Fri Sep 15 18:29:53 CEST 2006
Hi All,
I think the problem I am facing with multiplication isn't in the propagator, it is related with gcc optimization flags and function inlining. I have tried the code in Pentium 4 and Xeon pcs (with ubuntu 6.0.3: g++ 4.0.3, gecode-1.2.2), and the program fails. I also tried it in a power pc (g++ 4.0.3, gecode-1.2.2 and ubuntu 6.0.3) and it worked. I realized that some compiler flags have a strong inpact: -ffast-math and -O3. When building gecode with -ffast-math and without -O3 or with -O3 and without -ffast-math the program works very well. Both compiler flags seems to be not compatible in this case (processor + gcc version). Even further, when debug option is turned on from configure all works (i think debug option disables compiler optimization and function inlining).
In my particular case the problem is with c_d function at line 45 of gecode/int/arithmetic/mult.icc, because the function has forceinline, I think that the compiler produces some wrong optimized code. Telling gcc to not inline this function also solves the problem in both pcs.
Cheers
Alejandro
Christian Schulte <schulte at imit.kth.se> wrote: Please, let me reiterate the issues raised in the two previous replies:
Never, never ever, report a problem without telling
- Gecode version number
- platform used (operating system plus C++ compiler)
In this case, early versions of Gecode had actually a bug in multiplication
(but actually not incorrectness just a quirk). So did you double check that
the program you wrote is the program you executed?
Cheers
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--
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-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 8:22 AM
To: Alejandro Arbelaez
Cc: users at gecode.org
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] question about mult propagator
Hello Alejandro,
When I tried your program with Gecode 1.2.2 it worked as it should, i.e., it
printed OK
A: 316 B: 120 tmp: 37920
What version of Gecode are you using? What platform are you using it on?
Cheers,
Mikael
On 9/13/06, Alejandro Arbelaez wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I don't understand why the following program fails,
>
> I only want to create a propagator for
> a*b=:tmp, where a=:316 and b=:120
> so after the propagation (status) tmp is going to be equal to 37920,
> and that is the value that tmp shows in the last line of the program,
> but the status of A is failed ????
>
> #include "gecode/int.hh"
> #include "gecode/kernel.hh"
> #include
>
> using namespace Gecode;
>
> class Alejo : public Space {
> public:
> Alejo(void) {}
> virtual Space* copy(bool share) {
> return new Alejo(*this);
> }
> };
>
> int main() {
> Alejo A;
> IntVar a(&A,0,100000);
> IntVar b(&A,0,100000);
> IntVar tmp(&A,Gecode::Limits::Int::int_min,
> Gecode::Limits::Int::int_max);
> mult(&A,a,b,tmp);
> eq(&A,a,316);
> eq(&A,b,120);
>
> unsigned long pp;
> SpaceStatus estado = A.status(pp);
>
> if(estado==SS_FAILED) std::cout<<"FAILED"<
> if(estado==SS_SOLVED) std::cout<<"OK"<
> std::cout<<"A: "<<<" B: "<<<" tmp: "<<
> return 0;
> }
>
>
> Cheers
> Alejandro
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|see_cpython_module| python:errno
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Submodules¶
debinterface.adapter¶
The NetworkAdapter class represents an interface and its configuration from the /etc/network/interfaces. It tries to validate data before writting, but it is by no means fool proof. It has setter for many common options, but it is impossible to have setter for every options on earth !
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debinterface.adapter.
NetworkAdapter
(options=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A representation a network adapter.
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attributes
¶
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validateAll
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Raises: ValueError
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validateOne
(opt, validations, val)[source]¶ Not thorough validations... and quick coded.
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- val (any) – the option value
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static
validateIP
(ip)[source]¶ Validate an IP Address. Works for subnet masks too.
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setName
(name)[source]¶ Set the name option of an interface.
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setAddrFam
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setAddressSource
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setBroadcast
(broadcast)[source]¶ Set the broadcast address of an interface.
Parameters: broadcast (str) – the broadcast IP as a string Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setNetwork
(network)[source]¶ Set the network identifier of an interface.
Parameters: network (str) – the IP as a string Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setAuto
(auto)[source]¶ Set the option to autostart the interface.
Parameters: auto (bool) – interface will be set as auto if True Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setHotplug
(hotplug)[source]¶ Set the option to allow hotplug on the interface. Beware, option is really called allow-hotplug, that’s a small historic cruft...
- Args:
- hotplug (bool): interface hotplug will be set if True
- Raises:
- ValueError: if there is a validation error
-
setHostapd
(hostapd)[source]¶ Set the wifi conf file on the interface.
Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setDnsNameservers
(nameservers)[source]¶ Set the dns nameservers on the interface.
Parameters: nameservers (str) – the IP as a string Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setDnsSearch
(searchUri)[source]¶ Set the dns default search URI.
Parameters: searchURI (str) – The default search domain Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setBropts
(opts)[source]¶ Set the bridge options of an interface.
Parameters: opts (dict) – a dictionary mapping option names and values. In the interfaces file, options will have a bridge prefix. Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setWpaConf
(conf_path)[source]¶ Set the wpa supplicant configuration path for supplicant config for wireless interfaces.
Parameters: conf_path (str) – Path at which the supplicant config is located.
-
replaceBropt
(key, value)[source]¶ Set a discrete bridge option key with value
Parameters: - key (str) – the option key in the bridge option
- value (any) – the value
-
appendBropts
(key, value)[source]¶ Set a discrete bridge option key with value
Parameters: - key (str) – the option key in the bridge option
- value (any) – the value
-
setUp
(up)[source]¶ Set and add to the up commands for an interface.
Parameters: up (list) – list of shell commands
-
appendUp
(cmd)[source]¶ Append a shell command to run when the interface is up.
Parameters: cmd (str) – a shell command
-
setDown
(down)[source]¶ Set and add to the down commands for an interface.
Parameters: down (list) – list of shell commands
-
appendDown
(cmd)[source]¶ Append a shell command to run when the interface is down.
Parameters: cmd (str) – a shell command
-
setPreUp
(pre)[source]¶ Set and add to the pre-up commands for an interface.
Parameters: pre (list) – list of shell commands
-
appendPreUp
(cmd)[source]¶ Append a shell command to run when the interface is pre-up.
Parameters: cmd (str) – a shell command
-
setPreDown
(pre)[source]¶ Set and add to the pre-down commands for an interface.
Parameters: pre (list) – list of shell commands
-
appendPreDown
(cmd)[source]¶ Append a shell command to run when the interface is pre-down.
Parameters: cmd (str) – a shell command
-
setPostDown
(post)[source]¶ Set and add to the post-down commands for an interface.
Parameters: post (list) – list of shell commands
-
appendPostDown
(cmd)[source]¶ Append a shell command to run when the interface is pre-down.
Parameters: cmd (str) – a shell command
-
setUnknown
(key, val)[source]¶ Stores uncommon options as there are with no special handling It’s impossible to know about all available options
- Args:
- key (str): the option name val (any): the option value
-
export
(options_list=None)[source]¶ Return the ifAttributes data structure. as dict. You may pass a list of options you want
- Args:
- options_list (list, optional): a list of options you want
- Returns:
- dict: the ifAttributes data structure, optionaly filtered
-
set_options
(options)[source]¶ Set options, either only the name if options is a str, or all given options if options is a dict
- Args:
- options (str/dict): historical code... only set
- the name if options is a str, or all given options if options is a dict
- Raises:
- ValueError: if validation error socket.error: if validation error of an IP Exception: if anything weird happens
-
debinterface.adapterValidation¶
The NetworkAdapterValidation tries to validate data before writting, but it is by no means fool proof as it is impossible to have checks for everything as any package can add its keys.
-
class
debinterface.adapterValidation.
NetworkAdapterValidation
[source]¶ Bases:
object
Class to validate an adapter. It validates some options for: - presence - type - authorized values
-
validate_all
(if_attributes)[source]¶ Not thorough validations... and quick coded.
Parameters: if_attributes (dict) – the dict representation of the interface Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
validate_one
(opt, validations, val)[source]¶ Not thorough validations... and quick coded.
Parameters: - opt (str) – key name of the option
- validations (dict) – contains the validations to checks
- val (any) – the option value
Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
debinterface.dnsmasqRange¶
-
class
debinterface.dnsmasqRange.
DnsmasqRange
(path, backup_path=None, leases_path='/var/tmp/dnsmasq.leases')[source]¶ Bases:
object
Basic dnsmasq conf of the more file which holds the ip ranges per interface. Made for handling very basic dhcp-range options
-
config
¶
-
update_range
(interface, start, end, lease_time)[source]¶ Update existing range based on the interface name If does not exist will be created
Parameters: - interface (str) – interface name
- start (str) – start ip of range
- end (str) – end ip of range
- lease_time (str) – lease_time
Returns: - True if configuration was updated or created,
False otherwise
Return type: bool
-
debinterface.hostapd¶
-
class
debinterface.hostapd.
Hostapd
(path, backup_path=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
basic hostapd conf file handling
-
config
¶
-
validate
()[source]¶ Not sure which ones are really necessary for everyone, here are the ones I require. I created 4 groups of keys : basic must always be there, wireless if you want to be an AP, auth if you want to add some security, bridge for, well, bridging Not foul proof !
Returns: True if everything went ok
Return type: bool
Raises: KeyError
– missing keyValueError
– invalid data
-
debinterface.interfaces¶
-
class
debinterface.interfaces.
Interfaces
(update_adapters=True, interfaces_path='/etc/network/interfaces', backup_path=None, header_comment=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
By default read interface file on init
Parameters: - update_adapters (bool, optional) – load adapters from interface file. Default True
- interfaces_path (str, optional) – default to /etc/network/interfaces
- backup_path (str, optional) – default to /etc/network/interfaces.bak
- header_comment (str, optional) – default to none, otherwise sets comments at the top of the interfaces file.
-
adapters
¶
-
interfaces_path
¶
-
backup_path
¶
-
header_comment
¶
-
getAdapter
(name)[source]¶ Find adapter by interface name
Parameters: name (str) – the name of the interface Returns: the new adapter or None if not found Return type: NetworkAdapter
-
addAdapter
(options, index=None)[source]¶ Insert a NetworkAdapter before the given index or at the end of the list. Options should be a string (name) or a dict
Parameters: - options (string or dict) – options to build a network adaptator
- index (integer, optional) – index to insert the NetworkAdapter
Returns: the new adapter
Return type:
-
removeAdapter
(index)[source]¶ Remove the adapter at the given index.
Parameters: index (int) – the position of the adapter
-
removeAdapterByName
(name)[source]¶ Remove the adapter with the given name.
Parameters: name (str) – the name of the interface
-
static
upAdapter
(if_name)[source]¶ Uses ifup
Parameters: if_name (str) – the name of the interface Returns: True/False, command output. Return type: bool, str
debinterface.interfacesReader¶
-
class
debinterface.interfacesReader.
InterfacesReader
(interfaces_path)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Short lived class to read interfaces file
-
adapters
¶
-
header_comments
¶
-
debinterface.interfacesWriter¶
-
class
debinterface.interfacesWriter.
InterfacesWriter
(adapters, interfaces_path, backup_path=None, header_comment=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Short lived class to write interfaces file
if backup_path is None => no backup
-
adapters
¶
-
_check_interfaces
(interfaces_path)[source]¶ Uses ifup to check interfaces file. If it is not in the default place, each interface must be checked one by one.
Parameters: interfaces_path (string) – the path to interfaces file Raises: ValueError
– if invalid network interfaces
-
_write_addrFam
(interfaces, adapter, ifAttributes)[source]¶ Construct and write the iface declaration. The addrFam clause needs a little more processing.
-
_write_callbacks
(interfaces, adapter, ifAttributes)[source]¶ Write the up, down, pre-up, and post-down clauses.
-
_write_plugins
(interfaces, adapter, ifAttributes)[source]¶ Write plugins options, currently hostapd.
-
debinterface.toolutils¶
-
debinterface.toolutils.
safe_subprocess
(command_array)[source]¶ Executes shell command. Do not raise
Parameters: command_array (list) – ideally an array of string elements, but may be a string. Will be converted to an array of strings Returns: True/False (command succeeded), command output Return type: bool, str
Module contents¶
Imports for easier use
-
class
debinterface.
NetworkAdapter
(options=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A representation a network adapter.
-
appendBropts
(key, value)[source]¶ Set a discrete bridge option key with value
Parameters: - key (str) – the option key in the bridge option
- value (any) – the value
-
appendDown
(cmd)[source]¶ Append a shell command to run when the interface is down.
Parameters: cmd (str) – a shell command
-
appendPostDown
(cmd)[source]¶ Append a shell command to run when the interface is pre-down.
Parameters: cmd (str) – a shell command
-
appendPreDown
(cmd)[source]¶ Append a shell command to run when the interface is pre-down.
Parameters: cmd (str) – a shell command
-
appendPreUp
(cmd)[source]¶ Append a shell command to run when the interface is pre-up.
Parameters: cmd (str) – a shell command
-
appendUp
(cmd)[source]¶ Append a shell command to run when the interface is up.
Parameters: cmd (str) – a shell command
-
attributes
¶
-
export
(options_list=None)[source]¶ Return the ifAttributes data structure. as dict. You may pass a list of options you want
- Args:
- options_list (list, optional): a list of options you want
- Returns:
- dict: the ifAttributes data structure, optionaly filtered
-
replaceBropt
(key, value)[source]¶ Set a discrete bridge option key with value
Parameters: - key (str) – the option key in the bridge option
- value (any) – the value
-
setAddrFam
(address_family)[source]¶ Set the address family option of an interface.
Parameters: address_family (str) – one of ‘inet’, ‘inet6’, ‘ipx’ Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setAddress
(ip_address)[source]¶ Set the ipaddress of an interface.
Parameters: ip_address (str) – the IP as a string Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setAddressSource
(address_source)[source]¶ Set the address source for an interface.
Valid values are : dhcp, static, loopback, manual, bootp, ppp, wvdial, dynamic, ipv4ll, v4tunnel
- Args:
- address_source (string): address source for an interface
- Raises:
- ValueError: if there is a validation error
-
setAuto
(auto)[source]¶ Set the option to autostart the interface.
Parameters: auto (bool) – interface will be set as auto if True Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setBroadcast
(broadcast)[source]¶ Set the broadcast address of an interface.
Parameters: broadcast (str) – the broadcast IP as a string Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setBropts
(opts)[source]¶ Set the bridge options of an interface.
Parameters: opts (dict) – a dictionary mapping option names and values. In the interfaces file, options will have a bridge prefix. Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setDnsNameservers
(nameservers)[source]¶ Set the dns nameservers on the interface.
Parameters: nameservers (str) – the IP as a string Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setDnsSearch
(searchUri)[source]¶ Set the dns default search URI.
Parameters: searchURI (str) – The default search domain Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setDown
(down)[source]¶ Set and add to the down commands for an interface.
Parameters: down (list) – list of shell commands
-
setGateway
(gateway)[source]¶ Set the default gateway of an interface.
Parameters: gateway (str) – the gateway IP as a string Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setHostapd
(hostapd)[source]¶ Set the wifi conf file on the interface.
Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setHotplug
(hotplug)[source]¶ Set the option to allow hotplug on the interface. Beware, option is really called allow-hotplug, that’s a small historic cruft...
- Args:
- hotplug (bool): interface hotplug will be set if True
- Raises:
- ValueError: if there is a validation error
-
setName
(name)[source]¶ Set the name option of an interface.
Parameters: name (str) – the name of the interface Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setNetmask
(netmask)[source]¶ Set the netmask of an interface.
Parameters: netmask (str) – the netmask IP as a string Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setNetwork
(network)[source]¶ Set the network identifier of an interface.
Parameters: network (str) – the IP as a string Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
setPostDown
(post)[source]¶ Set and add to the post-down commands for an interface.
Parameters: post (list) – list of shell commands
-
setPreDown
(pre)[source]¶ Set and add to the pre-down commands for an interface.
Parameters: pre (list) – list of shell commands
-
setPreUp
(pre)[source]¶ Set and add to the pre-up commands for an interface.
Parameters: pre (list) – list of shell commands
-
setUnknown
(key, val)[source]¶ Stores uncommon options as there are with no special handling It’s impossible to know about all available options
- Args:
- key (str): the option name val (any): the option value
-
setUp
(up)[source]¶ Set and add to the up commands for an interface.
Parameters: up (list) – list of shell commands
-
setWpaConf
(conf_path)[source]¶ Set the wpa supplicant configuration path for supplicant config for wireless interfaces.
Parameters: conf_path (str) – Path at which the supplicant config is located.
-
set_options
(options)[source]¶ Set options, either only the name if options is a str, or all given options if options is a dict
- Args:
- options (str/dict): historical code... only set
- the name if options is a str, or all given options if options is a dict
- Raises:
- ValueError: if validation error socket.error: if validation error of an IP Exception: if anything weird happens
-
validateAll
()[source]¶ Not thorough validations... and quick coded.
Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
-
class
debinterface.
NetworkAdapterValidation
[source]¶ Bases:
object
Class to validate an adapter. It validates some options for: - presence - type - authorized values
-
validate_all
(if_attributes)[source]¶ Not thorough validations... and quick coded.
Parameters: if_attributes (dict) – the dict representation of the interface Raises: ValueError
– if there is a validation error
-
static
validate_broadcast_ip
(ip, opt)[source]¶ Validate an IP Address. Works for subnet masks too.
Parameters: - ip (str) – the IP as a string
- opt (str) – the opt name
Raises: ValueError
– on invalid IP
-
-
class
debinterface.
DnsmasqRange
(path, backup_path=None, leases_path='/var/tmp/dnsmasq.leases')[source]¶ Bases:
object
Basic dnsmasq conf of the more file which holds the ip ranges per interface. Made for handling very basic dhcp-range options
-
config
¶
-
rm_itf_range
(if_name)[source]¶ Rm range info for the given interface
Parameters: if_name (str) – interface name Returns: True if configuration was updated, False otherwise Return type: bool
-
update_range
(interface, start, end, lease_time)[source]¶ Update existing range based on the interface name If does not exist will be created
Parameters: - interface (str) – interface name
- start (str) – start ip of range
- end (str) – end ip of range
- lease_time (str) – lease_time
Returns: - True if configuration was updated or created,
False otherwise
Return type: bool
-
-
class
debinterface.
Hostapd
(path, backup_path=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
basic hostapd conf file handling
-
config
¶
-
validate
()[source]¶ Not sure which ones are really necessary for everyone, here are the ones I require. I created 4 groups of keys : basic must always be there, wireless if you want to be an AP, auth if you want to add some security, bridge for, well, bridging Not foul proof !
Returns: True if everything went ok
Return type: bool
Raises: KeyError
– missing keyValueError
– invalid data
-
-
class
debinterface.
Interfaces
(update_adapters=True, interfaces_path='/etc/network/interfaces', backup_path=None, header_comment=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
By default read interface file on init
Parameters: - update_adapters (bool, optional) – load adapters from interface file. Default True
- interfaces_path (str, optional) – default to /etc/network/interfaces
- backup_path (str, optional) – default to /etc/network/interfaces.bak
- header_comment (str, optional) – default to none, otherwise sets comments at the top of the interfaces file.
-
_set_paths
(interfaces_path, backup_path)[source]¶ Either use user input or defaults
Parameters: - interfaces_path (str) – path to interfaces file
- backup_path (str) – default to interfaces_path + .bak
-
adapters
¶
-
addAdapter
(options, index=None)[source]¶ Insert a NetworkAdapter before the given index or at the end of the list. Options should be a string (name) or a dict
Parameters: - options (string or dict) – options to build a network adaptator
- index (integer, optional) – index to insert the NetworkAdapter
Returns: the new adapter
Return type:
-
backup_path
¶
-
static
downAdapter
(if_name)[source]¶ Uses ifdown
Parameters: if_name (str) – the name of the interface Returns: True/False, command output. Return type: bool, str
-
getAdapter
(name)[source]¶ Find adapter by interface name
Parameters: name (str) – the name of the interface Returns: the new adapter or None if not found Return type: NetworkAdapter
-
header_comment
¶
-
interfaces_path
¶
-
removeAdapter
(index)[source]¶ Remove the adapter at the given index.
Parameters: index (int) – the position of the adapter
-
removeAdapterByName
(name)[source]¶ Remove the adapter with the given name.
Parameters: name (str) – the name of the interface
-
class
debinterface.
InterfacesReader
(interfaces_path)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Short lived class to read interfaces file
-
adapters
¶
-
header_comments
¶
-
-
class
debinterface.
InterfacesWriter
(adapters, interfaces_path, backup_path=None, header_comment=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Short lived class to write interfaces file
if backup_path is None => no backup
-
_backup_interfaces
()[source]¶ Backup interfaces file is the file exists
Returns: True/False, command output Raises: IOError
– if the copy fails and the source file exists
-
_check_interfaces
(interfaces_path)[source]¶ Uses ifup to check interfaces file. If it is not in the default place, each interface must be checked one by one.
Parameters: interfaces_path (string) – the path to interfaces file Raises: ValueError
– if invalid network interfaces
-
_restore_interfaces
()[source]¶ Restore interfaces file is the file exists
Returns: True/False, command output Raises: IOError
– if the copy fails and the source file exists
-
_write_addrFam
(interfaces, adapter, ifAttributes)[source]¶ Construct and write the iface declaration. The addrFam clause needs a little more processing.
-
_write_callbacks
(interfaces, adapter, ifAttributes)[source]¶ Write the up, down, pre-up, and post-down clauses.
-
_write_plugins
(interfaces, adapter, ifAttributes)[source]¶ Write plugins options, currently hostapd.
-
adapters
¶
-


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Introduction to Wireshark
The Wireshark package contains a
network protocol analyzer, also known as a “sniffer”. This is useful for analyzing data
captured “off the wire” from
a live network connection, or data read from a capture file.
Wireshark provides both a
graphical and a TTY-mode front-end for examining captured network
packets from over 500 protocols, as well as the capability to read
capture files from many other popular network analyzers.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-7.8
platform.
Package Information
Additional Downloads
Wireshark dependencies
Required
GLib-2.44.1
Recommended
GTK+-3.16.6 (to build the Gtk+3 GUI) and libpcap-1.7.4 (required to
capture data)
Optional
GnuTLS-<IP_ADDRESS>, libgcrypt-1.6.3, Lua-5.3.1, MIT Kerberos V5-1.13.2, OpenSSL-1.0.2d, adns, GeoIP, and
PortAudio
Optional (to build more GUI front-ends)
GTK+-2.24.28, Qt-4.8.7, or Qt-5.5.0
Note
The GTK+ GUI needs one of
GTK+-2.24.28 or GTK+-3.16.6. If both are
installed, GTK+3 is used by default.
The Qt GUI needs one of
Qt-4.8.7 or Qt-5.5.0. If both are installed, Qt5 is used
by default.
Both GTK+ and Qt GUI can be built at the same time. If you want
to override the defaults, some configure switches have to be set
(see “Command
Explanations”) or some special instructions have to
be issued (see below) when both Qt4 and Qt5 are installed and you
want to use Qt4. SBU and disk space required are larger for the
Qt GUI. The instructions below suppose you only want to build the
GTK+3 GUI.
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/wireshark
Installation of Wireshark
Optionally, fix the description of the program in the title. The
first change overwrites the default “SVN
Unknown” in the title and the second overwrites a
utility script that resets the version to “unknown”.
cat > svnversion.h << "EOF" &&
#define SVNVERSION "BLFS"
#define SVNPATH "source"
EOF
cat > make-version.pl << "EOF"
#!/usr/bin/perl
EOF
Wireshark is a very large and
complex application. These instructions provide additional security
measures to ensure that only trusted users are allowed to view
network traffic. First, set up a system group for wireshark. As the
root
user:
groupadd -g 62 wireshark
If you want to build the Qt GUI (see “Command Explanations”), for the Qt5 GUI, issue:
source setqt5 &&
sed -e 's/"-fPIE"/""/' \
-e 's/"-pie"/""/' \
-i configure
and add CXXFLAGS="-fPIC"
to the
configure line, or, for the Qt4
GUI, issue:
source setqt4 &&
sed -i 's/Qt5 Qt/Qt/' configure
Continue to install Wireshark by
running the following commands:
patch -Np1 -i ../wireshark-1.12.7-lua_5_3_0-1.patch &&
./configure --prefix=/usr \
--with-gtk3 \
--without-qt \
--sysconfdir=/etc &&
make
This package does not come with a test suite.
Now, as the root
user:
make install &&
install -v -m755 -d /usr/share/doc/wireshark-1.12.7 &&
install -v -m755 -d /usr/share/pixmaps/wireshark &&
install -v -m644 README{,.linux} doc/README.* doc/*.{pod,txt} \
/usr/share/doc/wireshark-1.12.7 &&
pushd /usr/share/doc/wireshark-1.12.7 &&
for FILENAME in ../../wireshark/*.html; do
ln -s -v -f $FILENAME .
done &&
popd &&
unset FILENAME
install -v -m644 -D wireshark.desktop \
/usr/share/applications/wireshark.desktop &&
install -v -m644 -D image/wsicon48.png \
/usr/share/pixmaps/wireshark.png &&
install -v -m644 image/*.{png,ico,xpm,bmp} \
/usr/share/pixmaps/wireshark
If you downloaded any of the documentation files from the page
listed in the 'Additional Downloads', install them by issuing the
following commands as the root
user:
install -v -m644 <Downloaded_Files>
\
/usr/share/doc/wireshark-1.12.7
Now, set ownership and permissions of sensitive applications to
only allow authorized users. As the root
user:
chown -v root:wireshark /usr/bin/{tshark,dumpcap} &&
chmod -v 6550 /usr/bin/{tshark,dumpcap}
Finally, add any users to the wireshark group (as root
user):
usermod -a -G wireshark <username>
Command Explanations
sed -e 's/"-fPIE"/""/' ...
configure: This command is required for Qt-5.5,
because it is necessary to compile with CXXFLAGS="-fPIC"
.
sed -i 's/Qt5 Qt/Qt/'
...: This command is required because, without it,
libraries and includes from Qt5
are found and used first, if both versions are installed, when
trying to build with Qt4, and
make does not
complete.
--with-gtk3
: By default,
the build machinery will build a GUI for both Qt and GTK+, if those
libraries are found. If Qt is installed and you do not want the GUI
for it to be built, you need to pass --without-qt
to the configure script.
That overrides the default, so that you must specify --with-gtk3
or --with-gtk2
in order to have the GTK+
GUI built.
--without-qt
: disables
building of the Qt GUI.
--disable-wireshark
: Use this switch if
you have GTK+ installed but do not
want to build any of the GUIs.
--with-gtk2
: Use this option if you
want the GTK+2 GUI. Notice that
the GUI for only one GTK+ version (either 2 or 3) can be built.
Configuring Wireshark
Config Files
/etc/wireshark.conf
and
~/.wireshark/*
Configuration Information
Though the default configuration parameters are very sane,
reference the configuration section of the Wireshark User's
Guide for configuration information. Most of Wireshark's configuration can be
accomplished using the menu options of the wireshark graphical interfaces.
Desktop file for the Qt GUI
If Qt GUI was built and you wish an entry in the desktop menu,
there are two possibilities (instructions must be run as root).
If only the Qt GUI was built:
mv -v /usr/share/applications/wireshark.desktop \
/usr/share/applications/wireshark-qt.desktop
If both, GTK+ and Qt GUIs were built:
cp -v /usr/share/applications/wireshark.desktop \
/usr/share/applications/wireshark-qt.desktop
Now, fix it for wireshark-qt:
sed -e 's/ireshark/&-qt/' \
-e 's/^\(Icon=wireshark\)-qt/\1/' \
-i /usr/share/applications/wireshark-qt.desktop
Note
If you want to look at packets, make sure you don't filter them
out with Iptables-1.4.21. If you want to exclude
certain classes of packets, it is more efficient to do it with
iptables than it is with
Wireshark.


dp
bit-dp
]
Leetcode 1931. Painting a Grid With Three Different Colors
Problem statement
https://leetcode.com/problems/painting-a-grid-with-three-different-colors/
Solution 1
The idea is to go row by row and check that we do not have conflicts of colors in each row and between rows.
C
is all candidates for row, that is all rows, such that we do not have conflicts among horizontal adjacent cells.- Also create dictionarly
d
: where for each candidate we collect all possible options for the next line such that we do not have vertical conflicts. - Finally, we go level by level and for each
c1
among candidates and then for eachc2 in d[c1]
, we update number of options fordp2[c2]
. In the end of iteration we updatedp = dp2
.
Complexity
We have O(3^m * m)
complexity to generate C
. In fact we will have 3*2^(m-1)
options for each row. Then when we check all pairs we do O(9^2^(2m-2) * m) = O(4^m * m)
ways. Then we have O(4^m * m)
complexity for each level, so total time complexity is O(4^m * n * m)
. Space complexity is O(4^m)
.
Code
class Solution:
def colorTheGrid(self, m, n):
C = [c for c in product([0,1,2], repeat = m) if all(x!=y for x,y in zip(c, c[1:]))]
MOD, dp, d = 10**9 + 7, Counter(C), defaultdict(list)
for c1, c2 in product(C, C):
if all(x != y for x, y in zip(c1, c2)):
d[c1].append(c2)
for _ in range(n-1):
dp2 = Counter()
for c1 in C:
for c2 in d[c1]:
dp2[c2] = (dp2[c2] + dp[c1]) % MOD
dp = dp2
return sum(dp.values()) % MOD
Solution 2
Actually, there is solution with better complexity! The idea is Problem 1659. Maximize Grid Happiness , you can find more explanations here: https://leetcode.com/problems/maximize-grid-happiness/discuss/936467/Python-Short-and-clean-dp-with-diagram-expained
We use so-called dp with broken profile, and on each step we try to add one more element, checking two neigbours.
Complexity:
We have mn
states for index
and O(2^m)
states for row
. So, we have in total O(2^m * m * n)
states, which of them have length O(m)
. So, total space and time complexity here is O(2^m * m^2*n)
Code 1
class Solution:
def colorTheGrid(self, m, n):
@lru_cache(None)
def dp(index, row):
if index == -1: return 1
R, C = divmod(index, m)
ans, allowed = 0, {0, 1, 2}
if C < m - 1: allowed.discard(row[0])
if R < n - 1: allowed.discard(row[-1])
for val in allowed:
ans += dp(index-1, (val,) + row[:-1])
return ans % MOD
MOD = 10**9 + 7
return dp(m*n-1, tuple([3]*m)) % MOD
Complexity can be reduced to just O(2^m * n * m)
if we use bitmasks instead of tuples: 00
, 01
, 10
, 11
represents 0, 1, 2, 3
, and we spend two bits for each of m
element of row, so we keep number with 2m
bits. Because of lru_cache
we use here we have quite big armotization constant, so to make it really fast you can use classical table dp.
Update Actually, number of states is approximately O(2^m * n * m * 2.25)
, because our row consist of two parts, each of which can start from any color and then we can take always no more than 2
options.
Code 2
class Solution:
def colorTheGrid(self, m, n):
@lru_cache(None)
def dp(index, row):
if index == -1: return 1
R, C = divmod(index, m)
ans, allowed = 0, {0, 1, 2}
if C < m - 1: allowed.discard(row >> (2*m-2))
if R < n - 1: allowed.discard(row & 3)
for val in allowed:
ans += dp(index-1, (row >> 2) + (val<<(2*m-2)))
return ans % MOD
MOD = 10**9 + 7
return dp(m*n-1, (1<<(2*m)) - 1) % MOD
Actually we can implement the same logic without recursion, and I thought that it will make code several times faster, but no it is not. I need to inverstigate why, does anybody have any ideas? One theory is that m
is quite small here, and because of hidden constants are quite big, we can not bead the first method.
Code 3
class Solution:
def colorTheGrid(self, m, n):
dp, MOD = {(1<<(2*m)) - 1: 1}, 10**9 + 7
for index in range(m*n-1, -1, -1):
dp2 = Counter()
R, C = divmod(index, m)
for row in dp:
allowed = {0, 1, 2}
if C < m - 1: allowed.discard(row >> (2*m-2))
if R < n - 1: allowed.discard(row & 3)
for val in allowed:
row2 = (row >> 2) + (val<<(2*m-2))
dp2[row2] = (dp2[row2] + dp[row]) % MOD
dp = dp2
return sum(dp.values()) % MOD
Update as it happen, indeed when we increase m
with fixed n = 1000
and we an fell difference starging from m = 10
.
| m | Solution 1 time | Solution 2 time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0.007 | 0.016 |
| 2 | 0.015 | 0.041 |
| 3 | 0.032 | 0.130 |
| 4 | 0.094 | 0.327 |
| 5 | 0.290 | 0.847 |
| 6 | 0.859 | 2.006 |
| 7 | 2.612 | 4.638 |
| 8 | 7.965 | 10.73 |
| 9 | 24.51 | 24.21 |
| 10 | 75.61 | 56.07 |
| 11 | 235.0 | 125.2 |
| 12 | 730.2 | 279.6 |
If you have any questions, feel free to ask. If you like solution and explanations, please Upvote!


Psalm 36
For the chief musician. A psalm of David the servant of Yahweh.
1 Sin speaks like an oracle in the heart of the wicked man;
there is no fear of God in his eyes.
2 For he comforts himself,
thinking that his sin will not be discovered and be hated.
3 His words are sinful and deceitful;
he does not want to be wise and do good.
4 While he lies in bed, he plans ways to sin;
he sets out on an evil way;
he does not reject evil.
5 Your covenant faithfulness, Yahweh, reaches to the heavens;
your loyalty reaches to the clouds.
6 Your justice is like the highest mountains;
your justice is like the deepest sea.

Humanity takes refuge under the shadow of your wings.
8 They will be abundantly satisfied with the richness of the food of your house;
you will let them drink from the river of your precious blessings.
9 For with you is the fountain of life;
in your light we will see light.
10 Extend your covenant faithfulness fully to those who know you,
your defense to the upright of heart.
11 Do not let the foot of the arrogant man come near to me.
Do not let the hand of the wicked drive me away.
12 Over there the evildoers have fallen;
they are knocked down and are not be able to get up.


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Library keeps all your favorite music together, organizing tracks by artist and album. Find tracks on SoundCloud, set artist and album and put them into your library. Easy and Fast.
Quickly browse your whole collection, listening to a specific album or a single artist.
It's like iTunes or iOS Music, but, using SoundCloud's music, everything is free.
On SoundCloud you can find a lot of radio podcasts or live recordings, which can be annoying while listening to a set of single tracks. LOUD offers a specific section, like Library section, to save and organize these long tracks, dividing them by Radio Station. Radio Station has the same meaning of Artist in the Library.
While adding a track into Library, LOUD is going to recognize track's duration so to suggest where selected track should go for having the best experience.
A beautiful gestures-based player is waiting for you. No button but you can do everything with gestures. Swipe left to skip song and swipe right to come back. Double tap to pause and play song. Swipe up or down to hide player.
Swipe left or right to change track
Swipe up or down to hide player
Double tap to pause and play track
Repeat track option
Random playing
Player gives access the options, which allow you to add playing track into Library, Podcast or a playlist, create playlists, setting Discover track, write a tweet about what you are listening to or copy the SoundCloud link into your clipboard.
LOUD keeps track of your last typing as well, helping you to insert tracks into library.
LOUD's player provides random and repeat functions, missing in other apps and, if it's closed, you can see what track is playing everywhere, in a minified player on the bottom.
LOUD offers a profile view to see your tracks and playlists, likes and following. The features about LOUD's profile is that you can classify your likes by uploader, browsing them in an easier way, and show your followings, which can be even ordered by name.
Everything in the right place, with usefull functions.
Set a playing song as Discover Track to see its related songs. Results will be saved in Discover section and you will be free to listen to them whenever you want. You will love new tracks.
Stream shows every new uploaded track and repost by your followings.
Search new music. Discover songs. Grown your Library.
Take a look to the video here below to see how LOUD works.
LOUD is a hybrid app, based on Apache Cordova, made just with HTML, CSS and JS. Views, models and collections are managed by Backbone as MVC framework. Temporary data are saved on localstorage, instead library tracks are saved by using PouchDB, an in-browser lightweight NoSQL database. Why PouchDB? Beacause in future versions of LOUD (or a website) it can be used as a direct interface to CouchDB-compatible servers keeping the users' data in sync.
Sadly LOUD is not available to download because of some SoundCloud's restrictions, such as Rate Limit, but you can find source code on my GitHub if you would like to try it or improve it. If you are a developer and you like SoundCloud, fork my project on GitHub and contact me to work together.


FormatDesigner is an application to experiment with the format strings used to format data in String.Format and various type's ToString functions.
Send your comments to Chris Sells. Enjoy.
Copyright (c) 2003-2015 Chris Sells
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Portions copyright (c) 2002-2003 Chris Sells (http://www.sellsbrothers.com/).


standaloneJob.pl
standaloneJob.pl is an eHive component script that 1. takes in a RunnableDB module, 2. creates a standalone job outside an eHive database by initializing parameters from command line arguments (ARRAY- and HASH- arguments can be passed+parsed too!) 3. and runs that job outside the database. 4. can optionally dataflow into tables fully defined by URLs Naturally, only certain RunnableDB modules can be run using this script, and some database-related functionality will be lost.
# Run a job with default parameters, specify module by its package name: standaloneJob.pl Bio::EnsEMBL::Hive::RunnableDB::FailureTest
# Run the same job with default parameters, but specify module by its relative filename: standaloneJob.pl RunnableDB/FailureTest.pm
# Run a job and re-define some of the default parameters: standaloneJob.pl Bio::EnsEMBL::Hive::RunnableDB::FailureTest -time_RUN=2 -time_WRITE_OUTPUT=3 -state=WRITE_OUTPUT -value=2 standaloneJob.pl Bio::EnsEMBL::Hive::RunnableDB::SystemCmd -cmd 'ls -l' standaloneJob.pl Bio::EnsEMBL::Hive::RunnableDB::SystemCmd -input_id "{ 'cmd' => 'ls -l' }"
# Run a job and re-define its 'db_conn' parameter to allow it to perform some database-related operations: standaloneJob.pl RunnableDB/SqlCmd.pm -db_conn mysql://ensadmin:xxxxxxx@<IP_ADDRESS>:2912/lg4_compara_families_63 -sql 'INSERT INTO meta (meta_key,meta_value) VALUES ("hello", "world2")'
# Run a job with given parameters, but skip the write_output() step: standaloneJob.pl Bio::EnsEMBL::Hive::RunnableDB::FailureTest -no_write -time_RUN=2 -time_WRITE_OUTPUT=3 -state=WRITE_OUTPUT -value=2
# Run a job and re-direct its dataflow into tables: standaloneJob.pl Bio::EnsEMBL::Hive::RunnableDB::JobFactory -inputfile foo.txt -delimiter '\t' -column_names "[ 'name', 'age' ]" \ -flow_into "{ 2 => ['mysql://ensadmin:xxxxxxx@<IP_ADDRESS>:2914/lg4_triggers/foo', 'mysql://ensadmin:xxxxxxx@<IP_ADDRESS>:2914/lg4_triggers/bar'] }"
# Run a Compara job that needs a connection to Compara database: standaloneJob.pl Bio::EnsEMBL::Compara::RunnableDB::ObjectFactory -compara_db 'mysql://ensadmin:xxxxxxx@<IP_ADDRESS>:2911/sf5_ensembl_compara_master' \ -adaptor_name MethodLinkSpeciesSetAdaptor -adaptor_method fetch_all_by_method_link_type -method_param_list "[ 'ENSEMBL_ORTHOLOGUES' ]" \ -column_names2getters "{ 'name' => 'name', 'mlss_id' => 'dbID' }" -flow_into "{ 2 => 'mysql://ensadmin:xxxxxxx@<IP_ADDRESS>:2914/lg4_triggers/baz' }"
# Create a new job in a database using automatic dataflow from a database-less Dummy job: standaloneJob.pl Bio::EnsEMBL::Hive::RunnableDB::Dummy -a_multiplier 1234567 -b_multiplier 9876543 \ -flow_into "{ 1 => 'mysql://ensadmin:xxxxxxx@<IP_ADDRESS>/lg4_long_mult/analysis?logic_name=start' }"
# Produce a semaphore group of jobs from a database-less DigitFactory job: standaloneJob.pl Bio::EnsEMBL::Hive::Examples::LongMult::RunnableDB::DigitFactory -input_id "{ 'a_multiplier' => '2222222222', 'b_multiplier' => '3434343434'}" \ -flow_into "{ '2->A' => 'mysql://ensadmin:${ENSADMIN_PSW}@<IP_ADDRESS>/lg4_long_mult/analysis?logic_name=part_multiply', 'A->1' => 'mysql://ensadmin:${ENSADMIN_PSW}@<IP_ADDRESS>/lg4_long_mult/analysis?logic_name=add_together' }"
-help : print this help -debug <level> : turn on debug messages at <level> -no_write : skip the execution of write_output() step this time -no_cleanup : do not cleanup temporary files -reg_conf <path> : load registry entries from the given file (these entries may be needed by the RunnableDB itself) -input_id "<hash>" : specify the whole input_id parameter in one stringified hash -flow_out "<hash>" : defines the dataflow re-direction rules in a format similar to PipeConfig's - see the last example -language : language in which the runnable is written
NB: all other options will be passed to the runnable (leading dashes removed) and will constitute the parameters for the job.
Copyright [1999-2015] Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and the EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute Copyright [2016-2017] EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
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About HueBoard
HueBoard is a browser based control panel for the Philips Hue system in your home. Turning on the lights is just a click away (more features soon).
This website uses the Hue API and JavaScript to talk to the bridges in your home. As a result, no login required (except pressing the button on your local bridge), all the data of your home, lights, groups etc. stays on your device.
But why having a website, that is essentially the same as the app? Good question. It came from a personal preference. When I'm sitting at the computer in my home office, it's easier for me to pull up a website than looking for my phone, unlock it, opening up the app, opening the room and turning on a light. You could also use this website in fullscreen mode on a wall mounted tablet etc.
Features
To get a feel of all the features, you can check out the demo page. But here's a broad overview of all features:
- Overview of rooms and zones
- Control individual light's on/off state for each room/zone


DollarDrop
{{ store.Name }} - {{ store.Address1 }} {{ store.Address2 }} {{ store.Phone }}
Export Inventory as CSV
Export Inventory as PDF
View Inventory as HTML
Export Inventory as XLSX
Report Inventory Problem
Force Refresh


Media Services
Application Mapper
Settings
Connection Settings
Regions Displayed
Advanced Settings
Tiles
Add New Tile
Add Selected Node to Tile
Duplicate Selected Tile
Show/Edit Contents of Selected Tile
Delete Selected Tile
Diagram
Add New Diagram
Manage Diagram Contents
Add Downstream Connected Nodes
Add Upstream Connected Nodes
Add All Connected Nodes
Expand Selection Downstream
Expand Selection Upstream
Align Selected Vertically
Align Selected Horizontally
Layout Hierarchical Top-Bottom
Layout Hierarchical Left-Right
Layout Isolated Nodes
Remove Selected Nodes
Duplicate Current Diagram
Remove Current Diagram
Alarms
Subscribe Selected to Alarms
Tools
Something happened.
trending_flat
create
remove_circle_outline
search
Tiles
grid_on
Showing All Tiles
Show All
Show Only Alarm/Alert Tiles
Show Only Normal Tiles
Status
Search
Selected Item
Subscribed Alarms
Alerts
Recent CloudWatch Events
Search results for "
"
Inventory (
0
matches)
Diagram Names (
0
matches)
Diagram Contents (
0
matches)
Tile Names (
0
matches)
Tile Contents (
0
matches)
AWS Region Selections
API Endpoint Connection
Endpoint URL
API Key
Create a Tile
×
Name
Edit a Tile
×
Name
Add to an Existing Tile
×
Confirmation
×
Really, really?
Subscribe to Alarms
Alarms from Region:
Region
Select one or more alarms
(
selected)
Subscribing selected alarms above to these model items
Tool Output
Advanced Settings
CloudWatch Alarm Update Interval
seconds
CloudWatch Event Update Interval
seconds
Refresh Tile Inventory Interval
seconds
Never Cache Regions
Delimit region names with spaces
Layout Method
Directed
Hub Size
Controls how nodes are arranged during layout
Create New Diagram
×
Diagram Name
Duplicate This Diagram
×
Diagram Name
New Tile
×
Tile Name
Diagram Contents
Inventory
Diagram
View Tile Diagram
×
Existing Diagrams
One
Two
Three
Edit Connection
×
Label
Expires After
CloudWatch Event Data


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LZMA Parallel Decoding
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Thread 1:
Thread 2:
Thread 3:
Thread 4:
Open console to see results
How to make lzma file?
Download lzma sdk (http://www.7-zip.org/sdk.html)
and use following command
lzma e input_filename.extension output_filename.lzma
Note: Performance is very poor in Google Chrome
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Developed by Nidin Vinayakan


Some quick example text to build on the card title and make up the bulk of the card's content.
AssistirSome quick example text to build on the card title and make up the bulk of the card's content.
AssistirSome quick example text to build on the card title and make up the bulk of the card's content.
AssistirSome quick example text to build on the card title and make up the bulk of the card's content.
Assistir


About: This simple app demonstrates how to embed a wearable app into a phone app.
How to run: Install the Application APK on the companion, and the Wearable APK on the wearable. Start the sample by running the EmbeddedApp Sample application on the companion.
Screenshots:


Carrois Gothic is a well balanced and modern gothic type family. Clean and beautiful. What more do you need? There is the Small Caps sister family too, useful for all noble and significant applications.
Learn more at carrois.com


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