gcc960 Compiler Driver
gcc960 is a driver program that manages invocation of the preprocessor,
compiler proper, assembler and linker. The invocation syntax is:
gcc960 { -
| / } [-option ] ... file ...
Each invocation option must be preceded by a -
character. (In Windows*, you can also use a /
character.) Click on option for information on compiler
driver options. All options that take an argument allow optional white
space between the option and the argument. When conflicting options are
given, the last one specified is used. The compiler driver passes the following
linker options and their arguments to the
linker: e,
gcdm,
L,
l,
r,
s,
u,
X,
x,
y
and z.
The compilation system determines each input file's type by its filename
extension:
- .c
indicates a C source file.
- .i
indicates a preprocessed C source file.
- .s
indicates an assembly language source file.
The compilation system passes any other filename to the linker, which
determines whether the file is an object file, library or configuration
file by its contents.
Other invocation command elements are taken to be either linker options
or object modules, typically produced by an earlier gcc960 invocation,
or perhaps libraries of compatible routines. These modules, together with
the result of any compilations specified, are linked (in the order given)
to produce an executable program.
When generating b.out modules, the default output filename is b.out.
When generating COFF modules, the default output filename is a.out.
When generating ELF/DWARF modules, the default filename is e.out.
gcc960 Driver Options
Each option requires an option delimiter (-
or /).
When conflicting options are given, the last one specified is used. For
information about an option, click on the option name (underlined).
A
{ SA | SB | KA | KB | CA | CF |
JA | JF | JD | HA | HD | HT |
RP }
(Architecture)
Compile code for a particular model of the i960 processor. If the environment
variable G960ARCH
is set and non-empty, its value is the default architecture. Otherwise
the default is KB. See also the -mcore0, -mcore1, -mcore2, and -mcore3 options that let you
generate code that is compatible with multiple i960 processor types.
ansi
(ANSI)
Flag non-standard (that is, non-ANSI) constructs. Using ansi
disables inline assembly language statements and can override the w
(No Warnings) option. This option causes the preprocessor macro __STRICT_ANSI
to be defined.
C
(Keep Comments)
Keep comments in preprocessor output. Works only with E.
c
(Create Object)
Directs the compilation system to stop after creating the object file(s). Object files are named by replacing .c, .i, .S,
or .s with .o at the end of the input filenames. If you specify an object file as input, the compiler does nothing
with the file.
clist
arg... (Listing)
Generates a listing of the types described below. The list file has the name filename.L where filename is the
name of the original .C file. Multiple arguments are allowed. arg is one of the following letters:
s
lists the primary source text, that is, source text from files named on the command line.
i
adds source text from included files to the primary source text listing.
o
adds the assembly language generated by the compiler to the listing file.
m
adds expanded preprocessor lines to the primary source text listing.
c
adds conditionally noncompiled source text to the primary source text listing.
crt
(Startup)
Do not use the standard startup file.
Dsymbol[=value]
(Define)
Define a macro with a given value. If =value
is omitted, symbol
is defined to be 1.
darg
(Definitions)
Control macro processing.
- dD
Tells the preprocessor to pass all macro definitions into the output, in
their proper sequence in the rest of the output.
- dM
Tells the preprocessor to output only a list of the macro definitions that
are in effect at the end of preprocessing.
- dN
Like dD
except that the macro arguments and contents are omitted. Only #define
macro is included in the output.
E (Preprocess)
Directs compilation system to preprocess all the C source files specified and send the results to standard output.
Fbout
| Fcoff | Felf (OMF)
Generate b.out, COFF or ELF objects. Fbout
is the default.
fdb
(Program Database)
All modules subject to program-wide optimization must be initially compiled
with the fdb
option. This option causes the insertion of program database information
in the object modules, and it implies a minimum module-local optimization
level of O1
(although higher module-local optimization levels are allowed).
This option does not otherwise change the code or data generated for
the object modules in any way; it simply makes available to the global
decision making and optimization process information collected during initial
compilation of the modules.
Before using the fdb
option, you should read Chapter 4, Program-Wide Analysis and Optimization,
and Chapter 6, gcdm Decision Maker Option, in the i960 Processor Compiler
User's Guide.
If you intend to use execution profiles when optimizing your application,
you should read Chapter 5, Profile Data Merging and Data Format, in the
i960 Processor Compiler User's Guide.
fprof
(Instrument)
This option inserts execution profile instrumentation code into the code generated during compilation,
so that when the linked program is executed, a profile can be collected.
Before using the fprof
option, you should read Chapter 4, Program-Wide Analysis and Optimization,
and Chapter 5, Profile Data Merging and Data Format, in the i960 Processor
Compiler User's Guide.
This option enables the fdb option, which instructs the compiler to insert program database information
into the object modules and create the program database. fprof also requires a minimum module-local optimization
level of O1 (although higher module-local optimization levels are allowed).
When you use the fprof option, a special profiling library required for profile collection (libqf) is linked
automatically. If your target environment does not support file I/O, you must explicitly link an alternate
profiling library (libq). The profiling libraries provided are described in Chapter 2 of the i960 Processor
Library Supplement.
Note that compiling with the fprof option creates object modules useful only for collecting a profile.
If you compile with fprof and later do not want a profile, you must then use substitutions to replace every
instrumented module in prog, or you must recompile the modules without the fprof option. See Chapter 4 of the i960 Processor
Compiler User's Guidefor more information on this subject.
f[no-]arg
(Enable/Disable Optimization)
Enable/disable optimization. arg
is one of:
- asm
- Do [not] recognize asm, inline or typeof as a keyword. These words can then be used as identifiers.
You can use _ _asm_ _, _ _inline_ _ and _ _typeof_ _ instead. This option provides compatibility with
strict ANSI standards. See also the -ansi option.
- bbr
- Enable/disable basic block rearrangment. This option is normally used in a second-pass recompilation, but it can
also be used in single-pass compilation.
- coalesce
- Coalesces memory references into a single larger memory reference, thus taking better advantage of the i960
processor's burst bus. The compiler only coalesces memory references that can be proven to be contiguous and
whose base address can be proven to be aligned properly. fcoalesce enables fshadow-mem.
- coerce
- enable byte/short optimization.
- cond-mismatch
- Allow/do not allow conditional expressions with mismatched types in the second and third arguments of the ?: operator.
The value of such an expression is void.
- condxform
- Performs a special conditional transformation that allows the use of the i960 Jx, Hx and RP processors' sel(cc),
addo(cc), and subo(cc) instructions. You cannot use this optimization unless the AJx, AHx, or
ARP option is specified.
- constprop
- Performs constant propagation and folding. This optimization replaces uses of variables known to have a
constant value with the constant value, allowing other optimizations to see these constants and possibly
generate more optimized code.
- copyprop
- Performs copy propagation. This optimization replaces uses of registers that are destinations of register
to register copies with the source register (when possible). This allows unnecessary copies to be deleted
later in the compilation.
- cse-follow-jumps
- During common subexpression elimination (CSE), scan through jump instructions in only certain cases. This is not
as powerful as completely global CSE, but allows for faster compilation.
- cse-skip-blocks
- enable a limited form of global CSE.
- expensive-optimizations
- enable some minor optimizations that are relatively expensive. This option is enabled with optimization level O2.
- fancy-errors
- Display/do not display C source line and caret (^) with error messages.
- float-store
- store floating-point variables in registers, and perform common sub-expression elimination (CSE) on floating-point
expressions.
- force-addr
- place address constants in registers before use.
- inline-functions
- inline all simple functions into their callers.
- int-alias-ptr
- indicates to the compiler that pointer objects may be referenced as
32-bit integers and vice versa.
- int-alias-real
- indicates to the compiler that float,
double
and long double
objects (or parts thereof) may be referenced as 32-bit integers and vice
versa.
- int-alias-short
- indicates to the compiler that four-byte integer objects may be referenced
as two-byte objects and vice versa.
- keep-inline-functions
- Even when all calls to a given function are inlined, a separate run-time callable version of the
function is still output.
- marry_mem
- rejoin multi-word moves split by fsplit_mem.
- mix-asm
- Intermix C code as comments within the assembly code.
- rerun-cse-after-loop
- reiterate CSE after loop optimization.
- sblock
- enable superblock formation.
- schedule-insns2
- perform post-register-allocation scheduling.
- schedule-insns
- Attempt to reorder instructions to eliminate execution stalls due to required data being unavailable.
This allows other instructions to be issued until the result of a previously issued instruction is required.
This option makes debugging more difficult, since the code for multiple C statements may become intermixed,
causing execution to make numerous jumps while single-stepping.
- shadow-globals
- Shadow memory locations with global register variables where possible. Memory locations that are known
not to change are temporarily allocated to registers. This option makes debugging more difficult, since
objects allocated in memory may not always be up-to-date.
- shadow-mem
- Shadow memory locations with register variables where possible. Memory references whose addresses are
known to be the same are temporarily allocated to registers. This option makes debugging more difficult,
since objects allocated in memory may not always be up-to-date. fshadow-mem is similar to fshadow-globals,
but its analysis is considerably more sophisticated. In most cases, fshadow-mem allows more
optimization than fshadow-globals, but compile time is slower.
- signed-char
- make type char
be signed (or unsigned). By default, char variables are treated as unsigned.
- space-opt
- Optimize to reduce the size of the generated code.
- split_mem
- Split all multi-word moves into sequences of single word moves to improve copy propagation.
- strength-reduce
- Perform loop strength reduction and eliminate induction variables
- syntax-only
- Check the syntax of C source file(s), without generating an object file.
- thread-jumps
- Test whether a jump branches to a location where another comparison subsumed by the first is found.
If so, the first branch is redirected to either the destination of the second branch or to a point
immediately following it, depending on whether the condition is known to be true or false.
- unroll-all-loops
- Perform the optimization of loop unrolling on all loops. This is not recommended as it increases
code size and usually degrades runtime performance. funroll-all-loops enables both fstrength-reduce
and frerun-cse-after-loop.
- unroll-loops
- Break up a loop into several iterations of the loop body. This typically improves performance, since
the loop's exit condition is not checked for each iteration. In a few cases, however, the increased
code size may decrease performance.
- unsigned-char
- make type char
be unsigned (or signed).
- verbose-asm
- emit explanatory assembly language comments.
- volatile
- Consider/do not consider all memory references through pointers to be volatile.
- volatile-global
- Consider/do not consider all references to global variables to be volatile.
- writable-strings
- Store/do not store string constants in the writable data segment and make them unique. This is for
compatibility with old programs that assume they can write into string constants.
G
(Big-endian)
Causes compiler to generate big-endian module(s). This option requires that Fcoff or Felf be in
effect. This option is also passed to gas960c/gas960e and gld960.
g[level]
(Debug)
where level specifies the amount of debug information. Note that the meaning of level varies depending
on the object format in use, as described below.
Using g0 disables debug information. (This is the same as not using the g option.)
For b.out and COFF, debug level settings of g, g1, g2, and g3 all have the same effect: they specify
"normal" debug information.
When the default object-file format (b.out) is selected, DBX-style symbolic debug directives suitable
for use only with gdb960 are output.
For ELF/DWARF, debug level settings of g, g1, and g2 all have the same effect: they specify all DWARF
debug information except preprocessor macros.
For ELF/DWARF, a debug level setting of g3 specifies all DWARF debug information, including preprocessor
macros in the debug information. If your debugger (like gdb960) does not make use of preprocessor macro
information, you can save space in your object files by dropping to ELF/DWARF debug level 2.
The g (Debug) option does not inhibit optimization. When you specify the g option but do not specify
the O (Optimize) option, the optimization level defaults to O0.
Specifying an optimization level higher than O0 can inhibit the effectiveness of the symbolic debug
information. For example, if you set a breakpoint on a source line that has been removed during
optimization, the breakpoint is never hit. Or if you try to print the value of a variable that has been
optimized away, an erroneous value is displayed. In general, as the optimization level increases, the
reliability of the symbolic debug information decreases.
When you are using the ELF object module format (Felf), g causes the compiler to produce DWARF debug
information. This debug information format is richer than that of other supported OMFs, and allows more
reliable debugging under optimization. However, even with DWARF, there are situations where debugging
behavior does not agree with the debugging behavior of unoptimized code.
gcdm,arg[,arg]...
(Decision Maker)
The gcdm option provides a high level of automation for whole-program or profile-driven optimization processes.
The compiler driver and the linker both use the gcdm option and its arguments.
Click gcdm option for more information.
h
(Help)
Print a summary of gcc960 driver options and exit without processing
any files.
I
dir (Searchinclude)
Add the directory dir
to the search list for #include
files.
I
| I. (I-dash, I-dot)
Any directories specified with I
options before the I-
option are searched only for #include
"file";
they are not searched for #include
<file>.
If additional directories are specified with I
options after the I-,
these directories are searched for all #include
directives. (Ordinarily all I
directories are searched this way.)
The I-
option inhibits the use of the current directory as the first search directory
for #include
"file".
The current directory is searched for #include
"file"
only if it is requested explicitly with I.
(I "dot").
It is not searched automatically with I-.
Specifying both I-
and I.
allows you to control precisely which directories are searched before the
current one and which are searched after.
ic960
(iC-960)
Accept the same C dialect as ic960 R3.0 or later. Note that this does not make the generated code compatible.
To make the generated code compatible, the mic3.0-compat option is necessary.
imacros
filename (Macros File)
Specify macros file for preinclusion. Process file
as input, discarding the resulting output, before processing the regular
input file. Because the output generated from file
is discarded, the only effect of imacros
file
is to make the macros defined in file
available for use in the main input. Any D
and U
options on the command line are always processed before imacros
file,
regardless of the order in which they are written. All the include
and imacros
options are processed in the order in which they are written. All imacros
options are processed before all include
options.
include
filename (Preinclude)
Include the specified source file as if a #include
of that file existed at line zero of each primary source file. In effect,
the contents of file
are compiled first. Any D
and U
options on the command line are always processed before include
file,
regardless of the order in which they are written. All the include
and imacros
options are processed in the order in which they are written. All imacros
options are processed before all include
options.
jnum
(Errata)
Use the j
(Errata) option to cause the compilation system to generate code with workarounds
for specified processor errata. A num
argument of 1 generates code to work around the Cx processors' DMA errata.
L
directory (Library Directory)
Specify directory for library search.
llibrary
(Library)
Specify library for linking.
M
| MD | MM
| MMD (Make)
Generate make tool information.
- M
- Tells the preprocessor to output a rule suitable for a make tool describing
the dependencies of each source file. For each source file, the preprocessor
outputs one make rule whose target is the object file name for that source
file and whose dependencies are all the files #included
in it. This rule can be a single line or can be continued with \newline
if it is long. Using this option stops compilation after preprocessing.
- MD
- Like M
but the dependency information is written to files with names made by replacing
.c
with .d
at the end of the input file names. This is in addition to compiling the
file as specified; MD
does not inhibit ordinary compilation the way M
does.
NOTE. Previous versions of the documentation described the MD and MMD options. In fact,
these options function identically with the M and MM options respectively. To maintain
compatibility with make files from previous versions of gcc960, these options are still accepted on the command line.
mstring
(Machine)
Enables various machine-specific options.
- mabi
- Generate 80960 ABI-conformant code. This causes the char type to be signed, enums to be four bytes in size and signed, and changes default alignment
rules for structs and unions.
- masm-compat
- Generate special Intel pseudo-operations for long compare-and-branch
operations. gas960 or gas960c do not require these pseudo-ops in order
to generate correct code, but the ASM960 R3.5 or earlier assembler will
generate out-of-range errors for these instructions if this option is not
used. This should not be used if gas960, gas960c, or gas960e are used,
because the split compare-and-branch instructions are slower and larger
than the combined ones.
- mcave
- Generate all functions as CAVE secondary. When you select mcave, the compiler generates special CAVE
entries for all functions in the compilation unit. This prepares the functions for link-time compression.
- mcmpbr | mno-cmpbr
- Generate code that uses compare-and-branch instructions whenever possible,
or that has no compare-and-branch instructions.
- mcode-align | mno-nocode-align
- Generate (do not generate) alignment directives prior to labels that
are not entered from above. mcode-align
is the default if the Cx or Hx architecture is specified.
- mcore0 | mcore1 | mcore2 | mcore3
- generate code that is compatible with multiple i960 processor types. Additionally, when you use an -mcore option,
you can include another -A switch to generate code that is optimized for a particular architecture, but still
compatible with a group of architectures. These are the architectures that are supported by each
-mcore option.
- mcore0 - Jx, Hx, RP
- mcore1 - Kx, Sx, Cx, Jx, RP
- mcore2 - Jx, Hx
- mcore3 - Cx, Jx, Hx
- mdouble4
- Generate code so that the size and alignment of double
is the same as float.
- mlong-double4
- Generate code so that the size and alignment of long
double is the same as float.
- mi960_align=n
- Aligns struct
data on the byte boundary that is a multiple of n.
- mic-compat | mic2.0-compat
- Use ic960 R2.0's rules for size and alignment of types. This option
also causes the compiler to use ic960's rules for promotion of char,
unsigned char,
short,
and unsigned short
types at function call and return.
- mic3.0-compat
- Use ic960 R3.0's rules for size and alignment of types and other conventions.
These are largely the same as gcc960's, but ic960 R3.0 selects the size
of enums
based on their value, and gcc960 emulates this. Additionally, ic960 R3.0
assumes that type char is signed by default, whereas gcc960 assumes
it is unsigned. The mic3.0-compat
option emulates ic960's behavior.
- mleaf-procedures
| mno-leaf-procedures
- Generate output that contains (does not contain) leaf procedures:
these are procedures that may be entered with the bal instruction
rather than call. The linker automatically promotes call
instructions into bal instructions when appropriate. This option
makes debugging more difficult. mleaf-procedures
is the default at O2
or higher.
- mlong-calls
- Generate all call instructions as calljx
instead of callj.
This is used where the distance between the call site and the called
function exceeds callj's
range. Using this option degrades code execution speed and increases code
size.
- mpic
- Generate position-independent references to any objects in the text
section. Such objects are functions, const
file-scope variables, switch tables, and strings. Position independent
code references are made relative to the current instruction pointer (IP).
- mpid
- Generate position-independent references to objects in the bss, common,
and data sections. Such objects are non-const
file-scope variables, and strings if the fwritable-strings
option is used. Position independent code references are made relative
to register g12.
Register g12
is not used for any other purpose.
- mpid-safe
- Reserve register g12 as the position independent data bias register,
but do not generate code for position independent data.
- msoft-float
- Generates output containing library calls for architectures without
on-chip floating point support (all except KB, SB). This is set automatically,
based on the architecture option.
- mstrict-align
| mno-strict-align
- This option determines whether or not the compiler risks generating
memory references that are not provably aligned. If mstrict-align
is disabled, the compiler will occasionally generate potentially unaligned
references when it seems advantageous to do so. When mstrict-align
is enabled, sequences of smaller memory references are used instead of
larger ones that might not be correctly aligned. The default is on for
C-series and J-series processors.
- mstrict-ref-def
- Generate code so that an uninitialized file-scope variable definition
causes space to be allocated in the .bss
section instead of as a .comm
symbol. This enforces a single unique definition of a variable.
- mtail-call | mno-tail-call
- Generate output that converts (does not convert) call
instructions immediately followed by ret
instructions to branches to the call target. While generating faster code,
this option makes debugging more difficult. mtail-call
is the default at O2
or higher.
- mwait=n
- Specifies the expected number of wait-states for the memory being used
in the target. This can make a difference in which optimizations are cost
effective and in the instruction scheduling optimization. n
must be in the range 0..32.
nostdinc
(No Standard Includes)
Excludes standard header (include) files. Only the directories specified
with I
options (and the current directory, if appropriate) are searched. Using
nostdinc
and I-,
you can eliminate all directories from the search path except those you
specify.
nostdlib
(No Standard Libraries)
Excludes standard libraries.
O[level]
(Optimize)
Specify the optimization level to be used. Supported levels
are 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4.
The O[level]
option specifies the level of optimization as described below.
- O0
- Turns optimization off, and additionally disables default optimizations
that may interfere with debugging. This is the default.
- O[1]
- This option turns on basic optimizations, including: advanced register
allocation, common subexpression elimination, loop invariant code motion,
expression simplification and instruction combination, jump optimization,
dead-code elimination, and i960 processor-specific peephole optimization.
O1
is equivalent to O.
This is the default setting when you use the fdb
(Program Database) or fprof
(Instrument) option.
- O2
- This level includes the O[1]
optimizations described above, and the following additional optimizations:
- fcopyprop,
fcondxform,
fcse-follow-jumps,
fcse-skip-blocks,
fexpensive-optimizations,
frerun-cse-after-loop,
fschedule-insns,
fschedule-insns2,
fshadow-globals,
fstrength-reduce.
- The O2
level enables strength-reduction, combination of more than one variable
value into a single register, copy propagation, and instruction reordering
(scheduling) to make use of the particular i960 processor's pipeline and
superscalar capabilities.
- O3
- This level includes the O2
optimizations described above, and the following additional optimizations:
- fcoerce,
fconstprop,
finline-functions,
fshadow-mem,
funroll-loops.
- O4
- This level includes the O3
optimizations described above, and the following additional optimizations:
- fcoalesce,
fmarry_mem,
fsplit_mem.
o
filename (Output)
Names the output file, which can be either preprocessing output, assembly
code, an object module, or linker output.
P
(Preprocessor Output)
Inhibits generation of #-lines with line-number information in the output
of the preprocessor.
pedantic[-errors]
(Pedantic)
Controls ANSI message generation.
pedantic
causes the compilation system to issue all the warnings specified by ANSI
C (such as when text other than a comment follows #else
or #endif)
and to reject programs that use forbidden extensions.
Valid ANSI standard C programs should compile properly with or without
this option (though a rare few will require ansi).
However, without this option, certain GNU extensions and traditional C
features are supported as well. With this option, they are rejected.
pedantic
does not cause warning messages for use of the alternate keywords whose
names begin and end with _
_ (double underscore).
pedantic-errors
is the same as pedantic,
except that it causes the compilation system to issue errors instead of
warnings.
S (Save
Assembly)
After the link phase of the compilation process, the compiler produces
an executable file. Assembly language output is not saved. If you do not
specify a filename with the o
(Output) option, the compiler writes the assembly language output to filename.s,
where filename
is the source filename without its extension.
save-temps
(Save Intermediates)
Store the usual "temporary" intermediate files permanently;
place them in the current directory and name them based on the source file.
Thus, compiling foo.c
with -c -save-temps
would produce files foo.i
and foo.s,
as well as foo.o.
Tfile[.gld]
(Target)
Specifies a configuration file, which causes the compilation system
to configure itself for a particular target board.
traditional
(Traditional)
Allow some aspects of traditional C, as summarized below.
- All extern
declarations take effect globally even if they are written inside of a
function definition. This includes implicit declarations of functions.
- The keywords typeof,
inline,
signed,
const,
and volatile
are not recognized.
- Integer types unsigned
short
and unsigned
char
promote to unsigned
int.
- All automatic variables not declared register
are preserved by longjmp.
Ordinarily, GNU C follows ANSI C: automatic variables not declared volatile
may be clobbered.
- In the preprocessor, comments convert to nothing at all, rather than
to a space. This allows traditional token concatenation.
- In the preprocessor, macro arguments are recognized within string constants
in a macro definition (and their values are stringified, though without
additional quote marks, when they appear in such a context). The preprocessor
always considers a string constant to end at a newline.
- The predefined macro _
_STDC_ _
is not defined when you use traditional,
but _
_GNUC_
_ is
(since the GNU extensions that _
_GNUC_ _
indicates are not affected by traditional).
If you need to write header files that work differently depending on whether
traditional
is in use, by testing both of these predefined macros you can distinguish
four situations: GNU C, traditional GNU C, other ANSI C compilers, and
other C compilers.
See the discussion of traditional
in your compiler manual for a list of the macros defined when the traditional
or ansi
option is used.
trigraphs
(Trigraphs)
Support ANSI trigraphs. (The ansi
option also enables trigraphs.)
 By default, no symbols are undefined.
V
(Version)
Display a version message and other information. By default, the compiler
does not display version information.
v960
(Version, terminate)
Display version and terminate.
v (Verbose)
Display the driver's invocation command, and the preprocessor, compiler,
assembler, and linker phase invocations. By default, the driver does not
display individual phase invocations.
W
[[no-]arg] (Warnings)
Enables/disables warnings. With no arg,
this option prints extra warning messages for certain events, including:
- longjmp()
warnings
- Warn if a nonvolatile automatic variable might be changed by a call
to longjmp().
These warnings are possible only in an optimizing compilation.
- The compiler sees only the calls to setjmp().
It cannot know where longjmp()
will be called; in fact a signal handler could call it at any point in
the code. As a result, you may get a warning even when there is in fact
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She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)
Grade: 66
"She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" was the second leg in John Ford's 'Calvary trilogy', following "Fort Apache" and preceding "Rio Grande" by one year. Each film starred John Wayne as an aging calvary officer fighting Indian wars, with always entertaining Victor McLagen in a supporting role. James Warner Berner was the writer for each film.
The plot has Wayne approaching his day of retiring from the army in 1876. However, Custer has just been killed, and various indian tribes are united and on the warpath. Wayne has the chivalrous task of leading a troop escorting two women to safety. The young and pretty woman (Joanne Dru) flirts and fights with Lieutenants John Agar and Ben Johnson, while showing proper admiration for Wayne.
"Ribbon" is best known for its cinematography by Winton Hoch, which deservedly snagged an Academy Award. Much of the footage takes place in the Utah desert, with picturesque rock and cloud formations. The film has been restored to its former glory.
I can't speak so kindly of the score, which is heavy-handed and blaring. The same can be said of the title track, and after the second or third reprise you may hope that she takes the ribbon off.
My favorite scenes involve comic relief McLagan, especially one where he single-handedly whips eight men between drinks. His presence certain can light up a movie.
While "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" is a good film, the story and script are too nondescript to merit a higher grade.
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⧉infominer
26-Aug-18 12:18 AM
Binance has released a demo of its decentralized exchange, saying not “to expect too much” at the moment
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26-Aug-18 12:41 AM
Takeaway from crypto exchange CEOs: Traditional platforms should learn from DEXs how to give users more control & offer different kinds of value. Otherwise, the days of centralized exchange fees are numbered.
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26-Aug-18 04:01 PM
A Decentralized Exchange is Now Aggregating Decentralized Exchanges, Welcome to Smart Contracts as a Platform
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22-Sep-18 09:29 PM
The lawyer who's filed more crypto class actions than any other speaks out on his outlook on the blockchain industry.
⧉infominer
22-Sep-18 10:01 PM
This is what we've been waiting for since @The_Blocknet's launch.
Run a $BLOCK servicenode & some wallets, BAM you've enabled those trading pairs for EVERYONE. And those traders pay you fees. #itshap...
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23-Sep-18 06:13 AM
Back in early 2015, Coinbase was reported to have raised $75 Million in a growth round of funding that was led by DFJ (Draper Fisher Jurvetson) and included other participants such as USAA, NYSE, Andreessen Horowitz, Union Square Ventures, and Ribbit Capital. Back then, such...
Next Generation 100% BTC-only Derivatives Exchange
Honestly really digging Deribit. Good place for high leverage with a little less fuckery.
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27-Sep-18 11:00 PM
Next Generation 100% BTC-only Derivatives Exchange
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27-Sep-18 11:21 PM
6/And here, @NewYorkStateAG details which of the crypto exchanges it surveyed block VPN users and which ones don't. (Page 10) https://t.co/2idVMxXLI2
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1.) While it does sound like a terrible and malicious act for an exchange to trade against customers - it can also be beneficial to the users. https://t.co/OsYnCnvBHL
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28-Sep-18 12:27 AM
I encourage anyone who is considering trading cryptocurrency to read our report—and to ask these questions of all platforms:
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This is a good start to questions to anyone that has custody of your digital assets, whether an exchange, broker, or your niece who holds your bitcoin for you. https://t.co/9jY3knMQg1
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⧉infominer
29-Sep-18 02:31 AM
This short post draws upon recent CryptoCompare research into cryptocurrency exchange jurisdictions, with a focus on how comprehensive…
⧉infominer
30-Sep-18 09:44 PM
New York AG Barbara D. Underwood released a report on virtual markets, finding many platforms vulnerable to abusive trading, conflicts of interest, and other consumer risks.
Coming soon to a jurisdiction near you... Messari’s Unqualified Opinions Issue #2 TLDR: The NYAG report on crypto trading platforms is the most comprehensive investigation released to date by a regulator. It contains a wealth of information. But to understand it, you need s...
⧉infominer
04-Nov-18 11:49 AM
1/n Several prominent bitcoiners lately patted themselves on the back after they circulated this link: https://t.co/W49hescdhP.
The idea that liquidity matters is fine, but quantifying it is hard, and this site in particular is flawed on many, many levels.
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⧉infominer
04-Nov-18 01:34 PM
A legit question with a legit answer.
@Poloniex
@BittrexExchange
@GeminiTrust
These 3 exchanges I have trusted with everything. Especially polo
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⧉infominer
05-Nov-18 06:17 AM
Problems in distributed systems that are suddenly much harder when you're building an exchange: a non-exhaustive list. (Thread).
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05-Nov-18 07:09 AM
⧉infominer
05-Nov-18 08:03 AM
A recent report from ICO Rating has found that only 46% of cryptocurrency exchanges meet the desired security parameters with the remaining 54% considered to have sub-par security measures in place, leaving hundreds of thousands of traders and investors exposed. The sample g...
⧉infominer
05-Nov-18 08:50 AM
Trading volumes on exchange-escrowed peer-to-peer (P2P) cryptocurrency trading platforms in India are rising rapidly amid the banking ban by the country’s central bank. “Indians are warming up to P2P in amazing ways,” the CEO of a local crypto exchange told news.Bitcoin...
⧉infominer
25-Nov-18 09:02 PM
You have to go dumpster diving on https://t.co/MDDPvDDOIu ... yes that’s the name of he xchange. Kek! $PK https://t.co/hr4GpYRXGK
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09-Dec-18 12:08 AM
Gemakkelijk, veilig en snel cryptocurrencies zoals Bitcoin kopen, traden en verkopen met iDEAL, SEPA, Sofort, Giropay, Bancontact, INTERAC Online en MyBank.
⧉infominer
09-Dec-18 01:49 AM
Kaleido, a startup that helps enterprises implement blockchain technology, has launched a new full-stack Ethereum marketplace platform in collaboration with ConsenSys and Amazon Web Services, the company announced in a press release on November 8, 2018. Kaleido Blockchain Mar...
⧉infominer
22-Dec-18 07:34 PM
1/ A thread on the problems with CEX's and DEX's.
A huge issue in blockchain is that 99% of trading occurs on centralized exchanges (CEX's). The problems with CEX's are that they have a central point of failure, they require users to give up sensitive personal info,
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⧉infominer
22-Dec-18 11:09 PM
From https://t.co/baB0wnNrvH (h/t @TuurDemeester) it sure sounds like the SEC considers literally every DEX to be an exchange under Section 3(a)(1) of the Exchange Act.
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vincent
11-Jan-19 09:06 AM
The goal of this Essay is to explain the architectural structure of decentralized exchanges, and the performance and security tradeoffs associated with various architectural choices.
⧉infominer
05-May-19 08:42 AM
doing a little research project on Exchanges that have tokens and/or did an ICO. This is the list I came up with so far. Do you have one up your sleeve that I missed?
I put an * next to the ones I had not heard much about or looked extra sketch.
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Zelensky said today the Ukrainians honor the memory of the victims of the Holodomor, a genocide crime committed by the totalitarian Stalinist regime against the people of Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said the Holodomor crime of 1932-1933 is such a great tragedy that mankind has not yet come up with words to describe the pain the Ukrainians experienced.
"There are pages in our history that are very painful to remember, but impossible to forget. Crimes that prove that cruelty and cynicism have no limits. Griefs that a normal person does not wish even to his enemies. Tragedies that are so great that mankind has not yet come up with words to describe the pain the Ukrainians experienced," he said during mourning events dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Holodomor, according to an UNIAN correspondent.
Zelensky said today the Ukrainians honor the memory of the victims of the Holodomor, a genocide crime committed by the totalitarian Stalinist regime against the people of Ukraine.
UNIAN memo. In Ukraine, the Holodomor of 1932-1933 is designated as an act of genocide against the Ukrainian people, perpetrated by the USSR government by organizing an artificial large-scale famine, which led to millions of deaths in rural areas in the then Ukrainian Soviet Republic.
Holodomor Remembrance Day is annually marked on the fourth Saturday of November. At 16:00, the nationwide action "Light a Candle" take place.


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AMD teases 64 core Ryzen Threadripper CPU
by Adrian Kingsley-HughesThe AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X will be an absolute beast of a processor... but you'll have to wait until 2020 for it to land.
Looking for the ultimate CPU to be at the heart of your monster desktop workstation? I suggest holding off until 2020 for AMD to release the new Ryzen Threadripper 3990X.
We don't have a whole lot of information yet -- this is more of a tease by AMD -- but the information we have so far is just amazing -- you might want to be sitting down before reading this:
- Name: AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X
- Cores/Threads: 64/128
- Total cache: 288 MB
- TDP: 280W
- Availability: 2020
And that's all we have.
This is at totally the other end of the spectrum to the $49 unlocked Athlon that AMD unveiled the other day -- this Threadripper 3990X chip is going to be substantially more than $49. The 32-core Ryzen Threadripper 2990WX currently retails for around $1,800.
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SOFIE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating: 7.1 out of 10 (B-, **1/2 out of ****)
Date Released: varies Running Length: 2:31 Rated: NR (Nudity, mature themes)
Starring: Karen-Lise Mynster, Erland Josephson, Ghita Norby, Torben Zeller, Jesper Christensen Director: Liv Ullmann Producer: Lars Kolvig Screenplay: Liv Ullmann and Peter Poulson from the novel MENDEL PHILIPSEN & SON by Henri Nathensen Music: various composers Released by Arrow Entertainment Danish with English Subtitles
The year is 1886 and although twenty-eight-year old Sofie (Karen-Lise Mynster) has been of marriageable age for a decade, she has yet to find a suitable match. Her parents Semmy (Erland Josephson) and Frederikke (Ghita Norby) want their only child to choose a cultured, educated Jew, but Sofie is searching for love and passion. She longs for the same kind of rich, affectionate bonding that her parents share. When Sofie falls for the painter Hojby (Jesper Christensen), Semmy and Frederikke become alarmed at the prospect of their daughter marrying a Gentile and decide to take action, condoning a marriage with the mournful Jonas (Torben Zeller). Sofie at first rejects the match but, in the face of mounting pressure from her family, she finds herself torn between passion and duty, and forced to reconsider her original decision.
Those that see SOFIE will undoubtedly be struck by the similarities between this film and the work of Ingmar Bergman. Considering those involved in the project, this is not surprising. SOFIE marks the directorial debut of the internationally-recognized actress Liv Ullmann, who began working with Bergman in 1967's HOUR OF THE WOLF. Also present is actor Erland Josephson, who worked on numerous Bergman efforts, including 1982's much-lauded FANNY AND ALEXANDER.
Nevertheless, although SOFIE is a Bergman kind of story with Bergman-like characters, Liv Ullmann lacks Bergman's mastery. This is in no way a slight on her, since there are few--if any--directors today who could claim to be on such a high plane. For a debut, this is an ambitious, if not entirely successful, effort.
It's rare for any movie, whether domestic or foreign, to cast such a group of plain actors and actresses. Even though Sofie is repeatedly referred to as beautiful, Karen-Lise Mynster is far from ravishing (although to call her homely would be a stretch). The two male leads (Christensen and Zeller) are equally unremarkable. These casting choices, which in Hollywood would be considered disastrous, work because they give the audience a sense that the story unfolding is happening to real people.
The greatest flaw of SOFIE lies in its uneven pacing and choppy narrative style. The first two hours go by too slowly, often spending excessive time on minor issues while glossing over more important ones (the reasons for Sofie's choice of a husband are almost entirely ignored, and the psychological struggle accompanying this decision is largely omitted). However, in the final thirty minutes, time accelerates greatly, and events go by too fast. Numerous interesting events occur during the last quarter of the film, but the opportunity is not there to savor them.
Another problem is the emotional distance between the audience and the characters. For whatever reason, Ullmann keeps Sofie at arm's-length for most of the movie. Some of this is undoubtedly a byproduct of the pacing, but the script waits too long to express Sofie's motivation and for much of the movie she seems to be a reactive--and rather dull--person. Additionally, while Ms. Mynster is a fine actress, she is significantly older than twenty-eight and, as a result, is somewhat difficult to accept during the early scenes when she portrays the young Sofie.
One recurrent theme that is handled expertly is the inflexibility of time. Once a decision is made, it cannot be undone, and things put off until tomorrow often never get accomplished. In an especially poignant scene, Sofie reflects on how she will soon be a grandmother holding a child in her lap when it seems that just yesterday she was a child sitting in her grandmother's lap. Moments like these, although perhaps too far apart in this movie, recall Bergman at his best.
Taken as a whole, SOFIE is an unhappy film, but some of what Ullmann has done with the story keeps it from being an unrelenting source of depression. The director shows that even in the most tragic of existences, there are moments of simple joy and triumph. Even as elements of Sofie's life collapse around her, she finds things to cling to, most often her parents and her son. The simple, happy marriage of her mother and father presents a refreshing counterpoint to her own unhappy relationship with her husband.
Beyond the plodding pace of SOFIE, there's a great deal of worthwhile material. Although the movie varies from dull to riveting, the acting is constant throughout. This is not a film for the "average" movie-goer, but for those who like character-driven stories that focus on the friction between generations, SOFIE is a worthy entry. It may lack many of the subtle touches of an Ingmar Bergman film, but it's unmistakable at whose hands Liv Ullmann learned her newest trade.
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The MIT License Model is the one who appears when you click on the "DOWNLOAD SCREEN DEMO" button at the top. There is some active features on it, like a box-style text panel and a "I understand" checkbox. And now I'll show you how to make the same.
1. textcolor: 'white', for put the text in a white color, well.
2. bgcolor: 'rgb(23, 123, 175)', for change the background color. You can use it instead of "style" option, if you wish.
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8. check: "I understood, can I download now?", the most important line. That code line put an checkbox with its relative label. No button would work while that checkbox isn't active.
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Empty the container, and while it is still hot, pour the tasty and sour neurally-advanced mollusks (11, D) into it to get a note exchangeable for currency in London (6, E), after fuming out the cable whose conductive components are separated by a dielectric (4, F).
Still keeping the heat on, allow a solid having the cadence of hypochondriac, apothecary, or serendipity (13, G) to interact with an observer of ESP and apparitional sightings (16, H), and wait until their interactions convert sunlight into ATP (15, I).
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Blow a magical curse (3, M) onto a Brazilian meat dish featuring beans (8, N) to get someone who might spread frightening news (10, O), who will be surrounded by a circle associated with Powers and Dominions (4, P).
Mix a symbol resembling 3 but with a curved-back tail in Tokyo (2, Q) with an antiquated communication method (3, R) - carefully handling the latter so that it does not touch anything else by accident - to find a Federalist who lost the presidential race to James Monroe (5, 4, S).
Lastly, add the MIT term subsuming the Mystery Hunt (3, T) to the exclamation of sailors approaching terra firma (2, U) to obtain a yellowish substance that raises a weighted load using a pulley system (6, V).
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Parametric
The distfit
library uses the goodness of fit test to determine the best probability distribution to the non-censored data. It works by comparing the observed frequency (f) to the expected frequency from the model (f-hat), and computing the residual sum of squares (RSS). Note that non-censored data is the full dataset, and not having any part deleted or suppressed as that can lead to biases.
With distfit
we can test up to 89 univariate distributions, derived from the scipy
library, for which the best fitted distribution is returned with the loc, scale, arg parameters.
Distributions
The distributions to be tested can be specified at initialization using the distr
parameter.
The distributions options are
1. Manually specifying one or multiple distribution
2. popular set of distributions
3. full set of distributions
- Manually specifying
Manually specifying can be for one or multiple distributions. See example below how its done.
# Load library
from distfit import distfit
# Initialize model and test only for normal distribution
dfit = distfit(distr='norm')
# Set multiple distributions to test for
dfit = distfit(distr=['norm','t'])
The popular
set of PDFs contains the following set of distributions and can be used as depicted below:
norm
genextreme
expon
gamma
pareto
lognorm
dweibull
beta
t
uniform
# Initialize model and select popular distributions
dfit = distfit(distr='popular')
The full
set contains the following set of distributions:
alpha
betaprime
chi2
expon
fatiguelife
anglit
bradford
cosine
exponnorm
fisk
arcsine
burr
dgamma
exponweib
foldcauchy
arcsine
cauchy
dweibull
exponpow
foldnorm
beta
chi
erlang
f
frechet_r[x]
gilbrat
gompertz
gumbel_r
gumbel_l
halfcauchy
halfgennorm
hypsecant
invgamma
invgauss
invweibull
laplace
levy
levy_l [X]
levy_stable[X]
logistic
lognorm
lomax
maxwell
mielke
nakagami
pearson3
powerlaw
powerlognorm
powernorm
rdist
rice
recipinvgauss
semicircular
t
triang
tukeylambda
uniform
vonmises
vonmises_line
wald
wrapcauchy
gengamma
genlogistic
frechet_l[x]
halfnorm
genexpon
genextreme
gennorm
gausshyper
genpareto
gamma
genhalflogistic
halflogistic
johnsonsb
johnsonsu
loggamma
loglaplace
norm
pareto
rayleigh
reciprocal
truncexpon
truncnorm
weibull_min
weibull_max
Note that levy_l and levy_stable are removed from the full list because it is too slow. The distributions frechet_r and frechet_l are also not supported anymore.
# Initialize model and select all distributions
dfit = distfit(distr='full')
Residual Sum of Squares (RSS)
The RSS describes the deviation predicted from actual empirical values of data. Or in other words, the differences in the estimates. It is a measure of the discrepancy between the data and an estimation model. A small RSS indicates a tight fit of the model to the data. RSS is computed by:
Where yi is the ith value of the variable to be predicted, xi is the i-th value of the explanatory variable, and f(xi) is the predicted value of yi (also termed y-hat).
Goodness-of-fit
Besides RSS, there are various other approaches to determine the goodness-of-fit, such as the maximum likelihood estimation (mle), moment matching estimation (mme), quantile matching estimation (qme) or maximizing goodness-of-fit estimation (mge). distfit
may be extended with more approaches in future versions.
Probabilities and multiple test correction
The predict
function: distfit.distfit.distfit.predict()
will compute the probability of samples in the fitted PDF.
Each probability will by default be corrected for multiple testing. Multiple testing correction refers to re-calculating probabilities obtained from a statistical test which was repeated multiple times. In order to retain a prescribed family-wise error rate alpha in an analysis involving more than one comparison, the error rate for each comparison must be more stringent than alpha.
Note that, due to multiple testing approaches, it can occur that samples can be located outside the confidence interval but not marked as significant. See section Algorithm -> Multiple testing for more information.
The following output variables are available. More information can be found under return in the docstring.
- dfit.predict
dfit.results[‘y_proba’]
dfit.results[‘y_pred’]
dfit.results[‘df’]
dfit.summary
The output variable y_proba
is by default corrected for multiple testing using the false discovery rate (fdr).
FDR-controlling procedures are designed to control the expected proportion of “discoveries” that are false.
If desired, other multiple test methods can be choosen, each with its own properties.
# Initialize
dfit = distfit(multtest='holm', alpha=0.01)
None |
No multiple testing |
bonferroni |
one-step correction |
sidak |
one-step correction |
holm-sidak |
step down method using Sidak adjustments |
holm |
step-down method using Bonferroni adjustments |
simes-hochberg |
step-up method (independent) |
hommel |
closed method based on Simes tests (non-negative) |
fdr_bh |
Benjamini/Hochberg (non-negative) |
fdr_by |
Benjamini/Yekutieli (negative) |
fdr_tsbh |
two stage fdr correction (non-negative) |
fdr_tsbky |
two stage fdr correction (non-negative) |
Input parameters
Various input parameters can be specified at the initialization of distfit
.
Variable name |
type |
Default |
Description |
method |
str |
‘parametric’ |
Specify the method type: ‘parametric’, ‘empirical’ |
alpha |
float |
0.05 |
Significance alpha. |
multtest |
str |
‘fdr_bh’ |
Multiple test correction method |
bins |
int |
50 |
To determine the empirical historgram |
bound |
int |
‘both’ |
Directionality to test for significance Upper and lowerbounds: ‘both’ Upperbounds: ‘up’, ‘high’, ‘right’ Lowerbounds: ‘down’, ‘low’, ‘left’ |
distr |
str |
‘popular’ |
The (set) of distribution to test. ‘popular’, ‘full’ ‘t’ : user specified ‘norm’ : user specified etc |
n_perm |
int |
10000 |
Number of permutations to model null-distribution in case of method is ‘empirical’ |
Output variables
There are many output parameters provided by distfit
.
It all starts with the initialization:
# Initialize model and select popular distributions
dfit = distfit(alpha=0.01)
The object now returns variables that are set by default, except for the alpha
parameter (nothing else is provided). For more details, see the returns in the docstrings at distfit.distfit.distfit()
. In the next step, input-data X can be provided:
# Initialize model and select popular distributions
dfit.fit_transform(X)
The object can now be feeded with data X, using fit
and transform
function, that will add more output variables to the object.
Instead of using the two functions seperately, it can also be performed with fit_transform
: distfit.distfit.distfit.fit_transform()
.
The fit_transform outputs the variables summary, distributions and model
- dfit.summary
The summary of the fits across the distributions.
print(dfit.summary)
# name RSS ... scale arg
# 0 gamma 0.00185211 ... 0.0370159 (3004.147964288284,)
# 1 t 0.00186936 ... 2.02883 (2517332.591227023,)
# 2 norm 0.00186945 ... 2.02882 ()
# 3 beta 0.00186949 ... 37.7852 (39.068072383763294, 46.06165256503778)
# 4 lognorm 0.00197359 ... 57.4149 (0.03537982752374607,)
# 5 genextreme 0.00297519 ... 2.0106 (0.2437702978900108,)
# 6 dweibull 0.00695379 ... 1.73297 (1.2545534252305621,)
# 7 uniform 0.241881 ... 14.1011 ()
# 8 expon 0.353202 ... 6.99491 ()
# 9 pareto 0.634924 ... 1.42095 (0.5384782616155881,)
- dfit.distributions is a list containing the extracted pdfs from
scipy
The collected distributions.
- dfit.model contains information regarding the best scoring pdf:
dfit.model[‘RSS’]
dfit.model[‘name’]
dfit.model[‘model’]
dfit.model[‘params’]
dfit.model[‘loc’]
dfit.model[‘scale’]
dfit.model[‘arg’]


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Recipe 14.4. Checking for a Web Page's Existence
Credit: James Thiele, Rogier Steehouder
Problem
You want to check whether an HTTP URL corresponds to an existing web
page.
Solution
Using httplib allows you to easily check for a
page's existence without actually downloading the
page itself, just its headers. Here's a module
implementing a function to perform this task:
"""
httpExists.py
A quick and dirty way to check whether a web file is there.
Usage:
>>> import httpExists
>>> httpExists.httpExists('http://www.python.org/')
True
>>> httpExists.httpExists('http://www.python.org/PenguinOnTheTelly')
Status 404 Not Found : http://www.python.org/PenguinOnTheTelly
False
"""
import httplib, urlparse
def httpExists(url):
host, path = urlparse.urlsplit(url)[1:3]
if ':' in host:
# port specified, try to use it
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try:
port = int(port)
except ValueError:
print 'invalid port number %r' % (port,)
return False
else:
# no port specified, use default port
port = None
try:
connection = httplib.HTTPConnection(host, port=port)
connection.request("HEAD", path)
resp = connection.getresponse( )
if resp.status == 200: # normal 'found' status
found = True
elif resp.status == 302: # recurse on temporary redirect
found = httpExists(urlparse.urljoin(url,
resp.getheader('location', '')))
else: # everything else -> not found
print "Status %d %s : %s" % (resp.status, resp.reason, url)
found = False
except Exception, e:
print e._ _class_ _, e, url
found = False
return found
def _test( ):
import doctest, httpExists
return doctest.testmod(httpExists)
if _ _name_ _ == "_ _main_ _":
_test( )
Discussion
While this recipe is very simple and runs quite fast (thanks to the
ability to use the HTTP command HEAD to get just
the headers, not the body, of the page), it may be too simplistic for
your specific needs: the HTTP result codes you might need to deal
with may go beyond the simple 200 success code, and 302 temporary
redirect, to include permanent redirects, temporary inaccessibility,
permission problems, and so on.
In my case, I needed to check the correctness of a huge number of
mutual links among pages of a site generated by a complex web
application on an intranet, so I knew I had the privilege of relying
on a simple check for "200 or
bust." At any rate, you can use this simple recipe
as a starting point to which to add any refinements you determine you
actually need.
See Also
Documentation on the urlparse and
httplib standard library modules in the
Library Reference and Python in a
Nutshell.
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Hex Digit Display
Behavior
Using a seven-segment display, shows the hexadecimal digit corresponding to
the four-bit input. If any of the inputs are not 0/1 (either floating or error),
then the display shows a dash ('-'). A separate one-bit input controls the
display of the decimal point.
Pins
- South edge, first from left (input, bit width 4)
- This input is interpreted as an unsigned four-bit number, and the
corresponding hexadecimal digit is displayed. If any of the bits are floating
or error, then a dash ('-') is displayed.
- South edge, second from left (input, bit width 1)
- Controls the decimal point. If this is left unconnected, the decimal point
remains off.
Attributes
- On Color
- The color with which to draw the display segments and decimal point when
they are on.
- Off Color
- The color with which to draw the display segments and decimal point when
they are off.
- Background
- The color with which to draw the display's background (transparent by default).
Poke Tool Behavior
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Text Tool Behavior
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