Asim Riaz bares heart for fellow housemate Himanshi Khurana, promises to protect her on Bigg Boss show
by JKR StaffIf the Monday episode of Bigg Boss sought to recreate the on-screen chemistry of Siddharth Shukla and Rashami Desai, another blossoming relationship is also in the offing. What appears to be catching the attention of housemates and the audience is the blooming romance between Asim Riaz and Himanshi Khurana. Both Asim and Himanshi were seen discussing their developing love for each other.
The upcoming episode will see Himanshi and Asim express their feelings to each other. The promo shown by Colors TV has Himanshi saying to Asim, “Everyone is saying that you have strong feelings for me.” Asim seems to reply in the affirmative. Himanshi also reciprocates positively.
Earlier in the show on Monday night, Asim was seen comforting Himanshi after she had a brief altercation with Siddharth. Asim pulled her out of a group and walked alongside her by putting his arm around her shoulder. He told her, “Your heart is of gold. What to do! You’ve come to this show. You have me here. Asim means protector.”
Asim also sat down with Siddharth trying to remove the misconception that the latter had about Himanshi.
Siddharth was later taking a swipe at Asim by saying that he was flying in the air because Asim was in love. At one point, Asim and Shefali were seen cosying up in bed as the former pretended to flirt with her.
Himanshi had earlier addressed Asim as ‘my Asim’ prompting housemates such as Siddharth and Khesari Lal Yadav to tease her.
The bonding between Asim and Shefali had become a topic of a full-blown controversy on Sunday night when the latter’s husband Parag Tyagi objected to comments passed by Paras.


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no one has yet to begin a life who will not end it.
In poetry, the number of beginnings so far exceeds the number of endings that
we cannot even conceive of it. Not every poem is finished—one poem is abandoned,
another catches fire and is carried away by the wind, which may be an ending,
but it is the ending of a poem without an end.


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Ivana Dokic is Director at Long Island City Youth Soccer Academy, one of the best youth soccer programs in New York City.
She decided that she can use her “Mommy Brain Power”, working experience in T-Mobile Product Marketing Department and Non profit organizations with educational background, her EE in Telecommunications and Computer Science, Web Development Diploma and Master Degree Program in e-commerce and Electronic Business, to help her husband open and run his own Soccer Academy.
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Designing a website is a partnership between the client and the designer.
Communication is essential. TeXariti needs to know what goals you have for your organization. What message you want your website to send? What do you want to convey to your customer or prospect?
To help build communication, we will follow a few well-defined steps.
The best way to build something unique is to do it in stages. Designers call it “Agile development.”
This lets the client make decisions as they go and adapt to what is working and what isn't just right.
Defining steps also allow the client pay for the project in stages. You only pay for what TeXariti is currently doing. There is no long-term lock-in. You own the website and all code behind it.
In our first conversation you can share with us what kind of website you are thinking you need.
Once we get a feel for what you want your website to be, we can give you a general cost that you may be looking at.
We can meet in person, over the phone or by internet chat. If you are in the Oklahoma City area we can meet at your convenience. We will talk with you about your business or your church and what you are wanting from a web project.
We will talk about you, who you are.
TeXariti will put together a plan for your website. By determining the requirements you have. TeXariti will also have suggestions about how to make your online presence the most effective it can be.
One helpful thing we will ask is to think of what websites you think look good to you. Knowing what you like in other organization's websites will help us understand what you may be wanting for your site.
A great website isn't a cost, it is an investment. Whether you are a for-profit business or a non-profit organization, a beautiful, effective web presence will bring in new customers and members.
After we have arrived at a list of project goals, TeXariti will compose an estimate that includes clear milestones.
In this process, together we will decide on the scope of the project. We will have a list that specifies what TeXariti, as the developer, will do for you. We will also have a list that specifies what you as a client will do (like what content or photos you may provide). We will also agree on what the project scope does not include. By setting expectations early we will be able to have a productive partnership.
We will go over the plans together with the team that will work on your project. We want to be sure to clearly understand what you are needing and expecting from your website. We also will have many suggestions on how to expand your business or organization with an effective web presence.
We will also answer any questions you have. We want you to be pleased with every step in the process!
Many designers like to lay out a website using gray boxes and dummy text before they work on the actual design. It is the web-design equivalent of sketching a design on paper.
We will make a clickable, working website framework for you. It won't be pretty yet, but it will help you get a feel for how your website will work.
Once you are satisfied with the project plans and we agree on an estimate, we can get started. If the project scope requires it, we will exchange contracts and accept a deposit.
We can help! The content of your website is the most important aspect to the success of your project. TeXariti can help you compose the language for your website. TeXariti will need your content in at least a rough draft form before TeXariti can begin work on the design. We can work together to find just the right verbage for your site.
Photos will make or break a website! Most websites have photos that are far too small. The photos don't have to be perfect. Emotional impact is not based on photo quality, it comes from what is in the photo.
At this stage it will be time for you to supply photos, if applicable. The more photos to choose from the better. We can improve imperfect photos.
The length of time it takes to finish your web project depends on how much content you have and how detailed the design is going to be. It also depends on the time it takes our clients to respond to our communications. Building an excellent website is a partnership... it takes a lot of talking!
Some projects can be completed in just a couple of weeks; large projects may take a few months. The good news is that large projects can be done in stages, so it doesn't take months to have something beautiful online.
When an author writes a book the first draft is never the final version! It takes time to refine, to shape, to phrase and re-phrase. Crafting a quality website can't be rushed. We will work with you, going over every detail, so that your website is the best that it can be!
Your new website is finished! Hours of work and careful attention to detail have come to an end, and the project is ready to go public. You will be able to study your completed website and let us know of any tiny details that need to be addressed. Once you are completely satisfied, we will upload your website to the host of your choice. Your website is viewable by the world!
We consider our clients to be our long-term partners, making sure that they have the best web experience possible. We won't leave you hanging!
If you want a great website, you don't just make a design and walk away and leave it sitting.
Every so often we will conduct a performance review of your site. We want to make sure your website is the most effective tool it can be to promote your business or organization!
This is the part where you tell everyone you know about us.
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For this lab we're going to be modifying three CodePens. The first one we'll do together in class for practice and getting a feel for HTML / CSS. JavaScript will come up again in the future so we'll keep the JS brief for this one.
Exercise Pen : Fork this Pen and we can follow along together in class.
For this lab, I want you to modify one of these pens in order to make the resume reflect your own information. There's a beginner Pen and a more advanced pen .
Beginner Pen : Personal Resume which contains hints and directions inside
Advanced Pen : no instructions and a slightly more advanced design. Use this to challenge yourself or if you've previously written HTML to make something more useful.
FORK THIS PEN : For reflection this week I want you to fork this pen and write your response using HTML. For the topic this week pick one of the following:


REVIEW: Godzilla By Luke Buckmaster<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Cast: Matthew Broderick, Jean Reno, Hank Azaria, Maria Pitillo, Kevin Dunn, Michael Lerner, Harry Shearer, Arabella Field Director: Roland Emmerich
Director: Roland Emmerich
Australian release date: June 11, 1998
>From 0 stars (bomb), to 5 stars (a masterpiece): 2 stars
For those of you who thought that the Titanic had appeared a little too many times on film, get this: there have been over twenty motion pictures featuring Godzilla in some way or another. These include the big lizard appearing with "the giant moth," King Kong, "Space Godzilla," the "Bionic Monster," and (would you believe) Bambi.
The 90's equivalent from this massive Japanese market, which put the country on the map for international films, is a remake of the 1954 hit Gojira (or as we know it, Godzilla: King of the Monsters). Not unpredictably, it's what we've come to expect from mainstream remakes: state of the art special effects, and cinematography that leaves the original for dead. But whereas the original film was a revelation for its time - pushing the realms of classic cinema to produce something that no one had seen before - the new version looks strangely recycled, bringing more than just elements of Jurassic Park and The Lost World back to the big screen.
 It goes on to create havoc on other fishermen until it finds its way to land - the city that never sleeps. Whilst this is occurring we are hastily introduced to Dr. Niko "the worm guy" Tatopoulos (Mathew Broderick), and a team of lets-not-kill-it-too-soon-because-that-wouldn't-make-a-good-movie experts.
They have a little trouble - well, maybe more than a little - destroying the beast that is turning New York into rubble. From setting traps to searching the subways, Godzilla is not an easy fella (or sheila, in all fairness) to bring down. One soldier wisely points out that they "need bigger guns."
Having an estimated budget of US one hundred and sixty million dollars, the film is a spectacle to watch. Cinematographer Ueli Steiger captures the urban streets of New York quite well, and it rains for most its duration because, darn it, it just looks more exciting that way. But that's it for Godzilla - just looks - there is no depth, no point and no emotion attached to this cold serving of banged up lizard.
Saving Godzilla from total failure are the moments with Jean Reno (whom you may remember as "Krieger" from Mission: Impossible) playing a French secret service agent; with motives that are not clearly defined yet intriguing none the less. He orchestrates some well-timed send-ups of the "American way of life" with hilarious results; he's a strong actor who gives an equally strong performance. In fact, it's interesting to note that most of the laughs come from Reno, surprisingly leaving Harry Shearer (famous for his many voices in "The Simpsons") looking bland and predictable as a conniving journalist. I found this disappointing, because Shearer is such a naturally funny man who, when given the chance, might just be able to work as well as some of his more famous characters, like Monty Burns and Ned Flanders (both hilarious and legendary in their own deranged way).
Roland Emmerich's (the film's director) other recent blockbuster (remember a little film named Independence Day?) and now this indicates a belief that the public want large budgeted, special effects bonanza motion pictures. Whilst he may be right to some extent (as these two films have scored massively in the box office), can't Emmerich ever consider that perhaps people also want intelligently written, appealing scripts? Probably not, since many Godzilla posters have the words "Size Does Matter" printed in big bold letters. But forget that - its plot that really Does Matter.
If you simply must see Godzilla to get a whiff of possibly one of this year's biggest films, watch out for the thrilling helicopter chase scenes and the final confrontation on top of the Brooklyn Bridge. But if you take my advice - and I highly suggest you do - wait till Godzilla is released on video, so you can fast forward through all of the failed sub plots and the unnecessarily large chunk of the film devoted to a ridiculous scenario in Madison Square Garden. Even this holidays' other Sci Fi disappointment, Deep Impact, will prove to be vaguely more satisfying.
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Welcome to our wonderful animal shelter, a place where our furry friends can live happily and peacfully until adopted by your loving hearts.
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Its hard to get hold of that perfect nude shade for self, what looks good on others may not be same for you. In my constant search for natural shades I have finally found the right lip liner for myself.
Price: Rs. 259 for .25 gm
Claims:
- Enhances the wear of any lipstick.
- Long lasting wear up to 12 hours.
- Vitamin enriched for smoother application without dragging.
My experience: This is the most natural looking nude shade I have come around in lip liners and can be worn alone. Its soft and creamy, comes in a retractable pencil. Will dry out lips, so balm is a must underneath. It works as a great base for my lip colors and prevents them from bleeding.
Coming to claims, it lasts 3-4 hours, not self sharpening but surely enhances the lip color.
Use a lip balm underneath, else the liner tip might break, happened with me :(
What I like
- Most natural nude shade I have come across,
- Very creamy and soft,
- A great buy at this price (Keep on looking for Avon offers),
- Alone on my lips it lasts me 3-4 hours,
- Retractable, so no sharpening mess,
What I did not like:
- Might dry out bare lips, use balm underneath,
For this price range, these are my best picks ever. I am definitely going to pick up a few more shades soon. Would totally recommend these to everyone.
Overall I am quite impressed with Avon glimmerstick range, love their eyeliners.
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Asuran Reunion: Manju Warrier Shares A Selfie With Dhanush & Ken Karunaas
Manju made her debut in Kollywood with Asuran
by Koimoi.com TeamMollywood actress Manju Warrier, who is quite active on Instagram, took everyone by surprise yesterday. The actress shared an adorable selfie with her Asuran co-actors Dhanush and Ken Karunaas.
Manju who made her debut in Kollywood with Asuran shared the selfie along with a caption with their character names from the film.
Her caption read: “Sivasami reunites with Pachaiamma and Chidambaram 😍”
The actors in the picture can be seen posing happily with all smiles.
Talking about Asuran, the film had Dhanush and Manju playing a married couple, and Ken as their son.
The film which released in October was a runaway hit. The Dhanush starrer went on to garner 100 crores at the box office that too in a time span of fewer than 2 weeks.
Asuran is based on the novel Vekkai written by Sahithya Academy Award winner Poomani.
Asuran has Dhanush in dual roles, as the actor is playing the role of father and son in the action venture. The Dhanush starrer was helmed by Vetrimaaran. It is been produced by Kalaippuli S. Thanu under the V Creations production company. The music for the action drama was composed by G.V Prakash Kumar.
Apart from Dhanush, Manju, and Ken, Asuran also stars veteran actor Prakash Raj along with others in pivotal roles.


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Getting to know Alex Muhia
On my background: I am a Software Engineering Graduate from Kisii University. I have worked as IT Admin Manager at PKC Advocates for the last 3 years.
I had this obsession with servers back in campus that kind of led me astray if am being honest, from coding and software development in coding. To be honest, I have always felt a void in not fully being able to code and it is something that has been gnawing at the back of my mind recently. When I saw this % week program by Moringa School on Software Development Prep I felt that this would be too good an opportunity to pass up and that's why I decided to enroll.
Big ManUtd and Football fan, heavy on stats and little unknown match facts. Very ruthless when it comes to bantering other clubs. I am also quite invested in F1, the engineering and ingenuity involved is something that's absolutely remarkable and cements it as the pinnacle of Motorsport. Anything that's at Lower Earth Orbit and beyond excites me. PS: In Banter, Chess, Fifa, Math & Table Tennis I stay winning
One of my favorite animals is the elephant
Did you know that the elephant is a close relative of the now extinct Mammoth


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This is a beautiful, well-protected anchorage with a pristine wide beach (both at low and high tide). It is however not protected from any kind of Southerly winds.
The vessel Cebaco Bay is moored here year round and supports fly-in fishing charters.A useful stopover for boats heading north or south to replenish fuel and water supplies without having to check in or go up a river.
Note: Cruisers have reported dirty fuel from here.
Cebaco Bay Sports Fishing Club is located at the southern end of Isla Cebaco (07deg 29.3'N, 81deg 13.3W).
A 110ft mothership "Cebaco Bay" is moored in the southern cove Ensendada del Naranjo (Caleta Cayman) year round and supports fly-in fishing charters.
They provide fuel (March 2014: $6.50 per gallon (no tax)), have fresh spring water piped in from a deep water spring on the island (potable), supplies, moorings, a restaurant and accommodation.
This is a well run operation with very friendly staff, although of course there is quite a premium for this service. They monitor VHF Channel 6 and it's easy to pull alongside.
As well as the moorings for rent, you can drop your anchor anywhere outside the mooring area. It can be a bit rolly, especially during the night.
Last updated March 2014.


This ancient fishing port only has a small inshore fishing fleet now and the harbour has been taken over by yachts.
Position 49° 45'55"N, 00° 21'43"E (harbour entrance)
Although this port can entered by day or night, access is difficult in onshore winds above F5. Do not attempt to enter if it is above F7.
Once inside the harbour, the marina is immediately to sta'bd in the Avant Port. Berthing anywhere on pontoon C. If staying longer than a couple of days, then locking through to Bassin Berigny would offer a more comfortable berth in strong SW'ly winds. The lock operates HW-0230 to HW+0045mins.
Weather forecast on a screen outside the capitainerie, updated every three hours
The entrance is at chart datum. It is dredged every few years to 1.5m. The shallowest spot is just inside the entrance. Anchoring outside is only advisable in the calmest of conditions.
Last updated June 2016.
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, producing undetermined results if the value of i
is used later.cin
without further checking. A little later we will see how stringstreams can be used to have better control over user input. cin
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. Any kind of space is used to separate two consecutive input operations; this may either be a space, a tab, or a new-line character.cin
to get strings of characters in the same way as with fundamental data types:
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extraction always considers spaces (whitespaces, tabs, new-line...) as terminating the value being extracted, and thus extracting a string means to always extract a single word, not a phrase or an entire sentence.cin
, there exists a function, called getline
, that takes the stream (cin
) as first argument, and the string variable as second. For example:
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, we used the same string identifier (mystr
). What the program does in the second call is simply replace the previous content with the new one that is introduced.getline
to obtain input from the user. Therefore, unless you have a strong reason not to, you should always use getline
to get input in your console programs instead of extracting from cin
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defines a type called stringstream
that allows a string to be treated as a stream, and thus allowing extraction or insertion operations from/to strings in the same way as they are performed on cin
and cout
. This feature is most useful to convert strings to numerical values and vice versa. For example, in order to extract an integer from a string we can write:
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with initialized to a value of "1204"
, and a variable of type int
. Then, the third line uses this variable to extract from a stringstream
constructed from the string. This piece of code stores the numerical value 1204
in the variable called myint
.
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cin
, we get lines from it into a string object (mystr
), and then we extract the values from this string into the variables price
and quantity
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JACKIE CHAN'S FIRST STRIKE [POLICE STORY 4] A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1997 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 6.0 Alternative Scale: **1/2 out of ****
Hong Kong, 1995 Release date: 1/10/97 (wide) Running Length: 1:28 MPAA Classification: PG-13 (Cartoon violence, brief nudity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Jackie Chan, Jackson Lou, Chen Chun Wu, Bill Tung Director: Stanley Tong Producer: Barbie Tung Screenplay: Stanley Tong, Nick Tramontane, Greg Mellott, and Elliot Tong Cinematography: Jingle Ma Music: J. Peter Robinson U.S. Distributor: New Line Cinema Dubbed into English
Jackie Chan as James Bond???  It's all here: cool cars, neat gadgets, and globetrotting adventure (locations include Hong Kong, the Ukraine, and Australia). In fact, given Chan's undeniable gift for mixing physical comedy and nimble, no-holds-barred action, one might reasonably expect FIRST STRIKE to out-Bond Bond, except for one small detail -- this movie lacks even the semblance of a plot.
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swerve_module module¶
Implements common logic for swerve modules.
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class
swerve_module.
SwerveModule
(name, steer_id, drive_id)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Performs calculations and bookkeeping for a single swerve module.
Parameters: - name (str) – A NetworkTables-friendly name for this swerve module. Used for saving and loading configuration data.
- steer_id (number) – The CAN ID for the Talon SRX controlling this module’s steering.
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– The Talon SRX used to actuate this module’s steering.
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– The Talon SRX used to actuate this module’s drive.
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steer_target
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steer_offset
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drive_reversed
¶ boolean – Whether or not the drive motor’s output is currently reversed.
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apply_control_values
(angle_radians, percent_speed)[source]¶ Set a steering angle and a drive speed simultaneously.
Parameters: - angle_radians (number) – The desired angle to steer towards.
- percent_speed (number) – The desired percentage speed to drive at.
See also
-
load_config_values
()[source]¶ Load saved configuration values for this module via WPILib’s Preferences interface.
The key names are derived from the name passed to the constructor.
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save_config_values
()[source]¶ Save configuration values for this module via WPILib’s Preferences interface.
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set_drive_speed
(percent_speed)[source]¶ Drive the swerve module wheels at a given percentage of maximum power or speed.
Parameters: percent_speed (number) – The speed to drive the module at, expressed as a percentage of maximum speed. Negative values drive in reverse.
-
set_steer_angle
(angle_radians)[source]¶ Steer the swerve module to the given angle in radians. angle_radians should be within \([-2\pi, 2\pi]\).
This method attempts to find the shortest path to the given steering angle; thus, it may in actuality servo to the position opposite the passed angle and reverse the drive direction.
Parameters: angle_radians (number) – The angle to steer towards in radians, where 0 points in the chassis forward direction.


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To build the tool, follow the following instructions:
1.1. Setup the Development Environment¶
Install a modern C++ compiler that is compliant with modern C++ standards (preferably C++17).
Install the Qt framework. Qt is free for open source developers. Qt version 5.10 or later is required and version 5.12 or later is recommended.
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if you have CMake 3.15 or later. If building and installation were successful you should find a folder called applications
in the repository with all the applications inside of it.
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Build using the Qt Creator (Recommended)¶
Start Qt Creator, then open the Hydro-UQ.pro file located in the Hydro-UQ directory that was downloaded in the previous steps.
Setup the development kit in Qt Creator. This is usually done by selecting the Qt version, compiler and configuration and following the onscreen dialog.
Build the application and run it in Qt Creator IDE by using the Run button. This can be done using the keyboard shortcut
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qmake ../Hydro-UQ.pro
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Netcdf inflation files are no longer special files. DART format inflation files were always 2 copies in one file (mean and standard devation). Taking away this special status of inflation files has the advantage that all copies (restarts, ensemble mean, ensemble standard deviation, inflation mean, inflation sd, etc.) can all be treated the same for IO purposes. Since there are two inflation files when reading/writing netcdf the filenames are different to DART format restart files.
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input_{priorinf,postinf}_sd_d02.nc
where d0* is the domain number.
Output inflation file names
The filter_nml option:
inf_out_file_name = prior_inflation_restart, post_inflation_restart
has been deprecated and for 1 domain filter is expecting to read:
output_{priorinf,postinf}_mean.nc
output_{priorinf,postinf}_sd.nc
For multiple domains filter is expecting to write:
prior_inflation_restart_mean_d01
prior_inflation_restart_sd_d01
prior_inflation_restart_mean_d02
prior_inflation_restart_sd_d02
where d0* is the domain number.
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The type number contains objects which represent mathematical numbers.
The types real and complex are disjoint subtypes of number.
The function = tests for numerical equality. The function eql, when its arguments are both numbers, tests that they have both the same type and numerical value. Two numbers that are the same under eql or = are not necessarily the same under eq.
Common Lisp differs from mathematics on some naming issues. In mathematics, the set of real numbers is traditionally described as a subset of the complex numbers, but in Common Lisp, the type real and the type complex are disjoint. The Common Lisp type which includes all mathematical complex numbers is called number. The reasons for these differences include historical precedent, compatibility with most other popular computer languages, and various issues of time and space efficiency.


We start at 70 rows and end at 8. (8.75X reduction) with gradual loss of readability (obviously subjective vs. the objective space measurement or unique pattern expansion).
Base full name directory (70 rows of 2 cols):
Sort by name length (35 rows of 4 cols) -- this is very fast and typically very readable (for me) since it provides max prefix & suffix context:
Shortest such that mid-point *
produes a unique pattern (35 rows
of 4 cols):
Best same-column-for-*
(28 rows of 5 cols) -- this is also
very fast and typically still readable, but more compact:
Shortest unique prefix patterns (28 rows of 5 cols):
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Shorter of shortest unique prefix|suffix (18 rows of 8 cols):
Shortest unique single-*
patterns (12 rows of 12 cols):
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patterns (10 rows of 14 cols):
Shortest unique two-*
patterns, sorted by length (8 rows of
18 cols):
Note that the shortest 3-star patterns distinct from 2-star patterns must
be at least 5 chars (*a*b*). The above listing tops out at 5 chars. So, no
further compression is possible. lc
does not actually do 3-star
patterns, yet, but even if it did this example would stop here.
One can also pass -F
to re-Fit/expand the compressed patterns
into the available tabular column space "post layout". So, for example for
the penultimate case above we get:
Skipped for brevity, but with -m-4
compression -F
winds up fully expanding 20% of dirents at no layout cost.
On directories with thousands of entries or more that -m-[456]
can take from 10 seconds to minutes. I am unsure much faster algos
exist. Sadly, large dirs are also when this kind of visual compression might
help most. However, -Fma
may be the most that remains easily
interpretable anyway and that is always fast.


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Auto scheduling component which is used to assign costs for computing a region of a function or one of its stages. More...
#include <RegionCosts.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Cost | stage_region_cost (const std::string &func, int stage, const DimBounds &bounds, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Return the cost of producing a region (specified by 'bounds') of a function stage (specified by 'func' and 'stage'). More... | |
| Cost | stage_region_cost (const std::string &func, int stage, const Box ®ion, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Return the cost of producing a region of a function stage (specified by 'func' and 'stage'). More... | |
| Cost | region_cost (const std::string &func, const Box ®ion, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Return the cost of producing a region of function 'func'. More... | |
| Cost | region_cost (const std::map< std::string, Box > ®ions, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Same as region_cost above but this computes the total cost of many function regions. More... | |
| Cost | get_func_stage_cost (const Function &f, int stage, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) const |
| Compute the cost of producing a single value by one stage of 'f'. More... | |
| std::vector< Cost > | get_func_cost (const Function &f, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Compute the cost of producing a single value by all stages of 'f'. More... | |
| std::map< std::string, Expr > | stage_detailed_load_costs (const std::string &func, int stage, DimBounds &bounds, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Computes the memory costs of computing a region (specified by 'bounds') of a function stage (specified by 'func' and 'stage'). More... | |
| std::map< std::string, Expr > | stage_detailed_load_costs (const std::string &func, int stage, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Return a map containing the costs incurred to access each of the functions required to produce a single value of a function stage. More... | |
| std::map< std::string, Expr > | detailed_load_costs (const std::string &func, const Box ®ion, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Same as stage_detailed_load_costs above but this computes the cost of a region of 'func'. More... | |
| std::map< std::string, Expr > | detailed_load_costs (const std::map< std::string, Box > ®ions, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Same as detailed_load_costs above but this computes the cost of many function regions and aggregates them. More... | |
| Expr | region_size (const std::string &func, const Box ®ion) |
| Return the size of the region of 'func' in bytes. More... | |
| Expr | region_footprint (const std::map< std::string, Box > ®ions, const std::set< std::string > &inlined=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Return the size of the peak amount of memory allocated in bytes. More... | |
| Expr | input_region_size (const std::string &input, const Box ®ion) |
| Return the size of the input region in bytes. More... | |
| Expr | input_region_size (const std::map< std::string, Box > &input_regions) |
| Return the total size of the many input regions in bytes. More... | |
| void | disp_func_costs () |
| Display the cost of each function in the pipeline. More... | |
| RegionCosts (const std::map< std::string, Function > &env, const std::vector< std::string > &order) | |
| Construct a region cost object for the pipeline. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| std::map< std::string, Function > | env |
| An environment map which contains all functions in the pipeline. More... | |
| std::vector< std::string > | order |
| Realization order of functions in the pipeline. More... | |
| std::map< std::string, std::vector< Cost > > | func_cost |
| A map containing the cost of computing a value in each stage of a function. More... | |
| std::map< std::string, Type > | inputs |
| A map containing the types of all image inputs in the pipeline. More... | |
| Scope< Interval > | input_estimates |
| A scope containing the estimated min/extent values of ImageParams in the pipeline. More... | |
Auto scheduling component which is used to assign costs for computing a region of a function or one of its stages.
Definition at line 48 of file RegionCosts.h.
| Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::RegionCosts | ( | const std::map< std::string, Function > & | env, |
| const std::vector< std::string > & | order | ||
| ) |
Construct a region cost object for the pipeline.
'env' is a map of all functions in the pipeline. 'order' is the realization order of functions in the pipeline. The first function to be realized comes first.
| Cost Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::stage_region_cost | ( | const std::string & | func, |
| int | stage, | ||
| const DimBounds & | bounds, | ||
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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| ) |
Return the cost of producing a region (specified by 'bounds') of a function stage (specified by 'func' and 'stage').
'inlines' specifies names of all the inlined functions.
| Cost Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::stage_region_cost | ( | const std::string & | func, |
| int | stage, | ||
| const Box & | region, | ||
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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| ) |
Return the cost of producing a region of a function stage (specified by 'func' and 'stage').
'inlines' specifies names of all the inlined functions.
| Cost Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::region_cost | ( | const std::string & | func, |
| const Box & | region, | ||
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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| ) |
Return the cost of producing a region of function 'func'.
This adds up the costs of all stages of 'func' required to produce the region. 'inlines' specifies names of all the inlined functions.
| Cost Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::region_cost | ( | const std::map< std::string, Box > & | regions, |
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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| ) |
Same as region_cost above but this computes the total cost of many function regions.
| Cost Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::get_func_stage_cost | ( | const Function & | f, |
| int | stage, | ||
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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| ) | const |
Compute the cost of producing a single value by one stage of 'f'.
'inlines' specifies names of all the inlined functions.
| std::vector<Cost> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::get_func_cost | ( | const Function & | f, |
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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| ) |
Compute the cost of producing a single value by all stages of 'f'.
'inlines' specifies names of all the inlined functions. This returns a vector of costs. Each entry in the vector corresponds to a stage in 'f'.
| std::map<std::string, Expr> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::stage_detailed_load_costs | ( | const std::string & | func, |
| int | stage, | ||
| DimBounds & | bounds, | ||
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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| ) |
Computes the memory costs of computing a region (specified by 'bounds') of a function stage (specified by 'func' and 'stage').
This returns a map containing the costs incurred to access each of the functions required to produce 'func'.
| std::map<std::string, Expr> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::stage_detailed_load_costs | ( | const std::string & | func, |
| int | stage, | ||
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
||
| ) |
Return a map containing the costs incurred to access each of the functions required to produce a single value of a function stage.
| std::map<std::string, Expr> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::detailed_load_costs | ( | const std::string & | func, |
| const Box & | region, | ||
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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| ) |
Same as stage_detailed_load_costs above but this computes the cost of a region of 'func'.
| std::map<std::string, Expr> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::detailed_load_costs | ( | const std::map< std::string, Box > & | regions, |
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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| ) |
Same as detailed_load_costs above but this computes the cost of many function regions and aggregates them.
Return the size of the region of 'func' in bytes.
| Expr Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::region_footprint | ( | const std::map< std::string, Box > & | regions, |
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlined = std::set< std::string >() |
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| ) |
Return the size of the peak amount of memory allocated in bytes.
This takes the realization (topological) order of the function regions and the early free mechanism into account while computing the peak footprint.
| Expr Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::input_region_size | ( | const std::string & | input, |
| const Box & | region | ||
| ) |
Return the size of the input region in bytes.
| Expr Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::input_region_size | ( | const std::map< std::string, Box > & | input_regions | ) |
Return the total size of the many input regions in bytes.
| void Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::disp_func_costs | ( | ) |
Display the cost of each function in the pipeline.
| std::map<std::string, Function> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::env |
An environment map which contains all functions in the pipeline.
Definition at line 50 of file RegionCosts.h.
| std::vector<std::string> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::order |
Realization order of functions in the pipeline.
The first function to be realized comes first.
Definition at line 53 of file RegionCosts.h.
| std::map<std::string, std::vector<Cost> > Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::func_cost |
A map containing the cost of computing a value in each stage of a function.
The number of entries in the vector is equal to the number of stages in the function.
Definition at line 57 of file RegionCosts.h.
| std::map<std::string, Type> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::inputs |
A map containing the types of all image inputs in the pipeline.
Definition at line 59 of file RegionCosts.h.
A scope containing the estimated min/extent values of ImageParams in the pipeline.
Definition at line 62 of file RegionCosts.h.


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Introduction
Introduction
The World War III is over leaving the world in utter chaos of radiation, disease and death. It’s time for the remaining humans and robots alike to come together and ensure their survival… In this semi-autonomous event, a manual bot is to make that can handle basic functions like pick-n-place and an autonomous bot capable of following certain rules. Survival can be summed up in three words- “JUST KEEP TRYING”.
Problem Statement
This is a semi-autonomous event. Here you have to construct a manual bot which can handle basic functions like traversing, pick-n-place and a simple autonomous bot capable of following certain specified rules.
Arena
The arena consists of 3 sections where the tasks are going to be performed.
Section1
This is the starting zone. Here you have to place your bot within a 40*40 square box and be ready to start the event. After that you will find an inclined path of 30 degree inclination. Steadily go up the incline. Next your bot have to be put through a set of some uneven stairs.
Section2
Upon completion of section 1 you will enter in section 2. Here you will find a path filled with gravel. A cylindrical block (of diameter 5 CM) will be there on a rotating platform right next to this gravel path. You just have to pick this block as an object and carry it with your bot. Next is a see-saw followed by a broken bridge as shown in the fig. 2.
Section3
After successful completion of section-2 your bot will reach section-3. There also some tasks are to be performed. The bot is subjected to go through a zig-zag path avoiding some small obstacles (dimension of 1 CM*10 CM). Right here you will find a platform (dimension of 6 CM* 6 CM) beside this zig-zag path for placing the block which you have picked up earlier & caring on. Put the block on the specified platform gently and earn your points. After the end of the zigzag path another stair-case is there having stairs of dimension 35 CM* 15CM* 5CM. steadily go down and reach your destination as shown in fig.3.
The complete view of the arena is as follows :
Bot Specifications
1. The dimensions of the body of the main bot and autonomous bot must not exceed 30 x 30 x 30 cm at the beginning, can extend to any length after starting.
2. The main bot should be controlled by a wired or wireless remote control throughout the turn. In case of wireless control, the bot must be able to work on two different frequencies.
3. Neither bots ,manual or autonomous bots, must not be made from lego parts or readymade assembly kits..
4. Damaging the arena will earn the team negative points.
5. Only an AC power supply of 220 V for either bots will provided at the event.
Team Specifications
1. A team may have maximum of 4 members, not necessarily of the same institute.
2. Each team must be lead by one person, the captain, who shall attend to the call by the organizers whenever necessary.
3. Only one person is allowed to handle the remote control while the game is on.
Rules
Game Play
1. As mentioned previous (for manual bot)
START-> SECTION 1 -> SECTION 2 -> SECTION 3 -> END
2 A team will be allowed to take maximum 2 Time-out for the case of Bot Fall, any technical support or as necessary. 15 points will be deducted for each time-out.
3. If a team has utilized both 2 time-outs but it again faces some difficulty in the bot or it may be the bot fall, then they can take a restart from the starting point. 30 points will be deducted in that case and all the objects will be put to their initial position. Keep in mind one and only a single restart will be entertained per team during the event.
4. The task of the autonomous bot will be revealed on spot during competition when after the team is successfully qualified for the second round.
Points Criteria
Section1
1. INCLINED PATH- 15 points
2. UNEVEN STAIRS- 10 points
Section2
1. GRAVEL PATH- 15 points
2. SUCCESSFUL PICKING THE BLOCK- 20 points
(NOTICE: Successful picking of the block means at 1st attempt then +20 points, if it falls then -5 points with mentioned successful picking of the block at 2nd attempt then +15 points…..That’s all )
(NOTICE: Successful picking of the block means at 1st attempt then +20 points, if it falls then -5 points with mentioned successful picking of the block at 2nd attempt then +15 points…..That’s all )
3. SEE SAW PORTION- 10 points
4. BROKEN BRIDGE PORTION- 10 points
Section3
1. ZIG-ZAG PATH- 15 points
2. SUCCESSFUL PLACING THE BLOCK- 20 points
3. DOWNWORD STAIR WAY- 10 points
4. TIME OUT- 15 points
5. RESTART- 30 points
Time Bonus
1. For section 1’s within 3 minutes - +( time left in minutes)x5 points.
2. For section 2’s within 5 minutes - +( time left in minutes)x5 points.
3. For section 1’s within 5 minutes - +( time left in minutes)x5 points
4. DAMAGING THE ARENA-10 for each damage done.
Time bonus will be accounted only after finishing the total task.
Time bonus will be accounted only after finishing the total task.
Prize
Certificate Policy
1. Certificate of Excellence will be provided to the participants who qualify for the FINALS.
2. Certificate of Participation will be provided to all the participants taking part in the event.
3. The teams which get disqualified due to disobeying any of the rules provided will not be entertained with any kind of certification.
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cacher is a Python module that enables easier integration with caching layer such as Memcached. It gives developers access to API that enables:
Bases: object
Cacher is the the main object of the whole pycache packages, which encapsulates connection with the Memcached client.
Example instantiation:
import pycacher
cacher = pycacher.Cacher('localhost', 11211)
By default, Cacher would be instantiated with MemcacheBackend. It’s possible to instantiate Cacher manually with a different backend, such as LocalBackend. Here’s how you do it:
import pycacher
from pycacher.backends import LocalBackend
cacher = pycacher.Cacher(backend=LocalBackend())
Decorates a function to be cacheable.
Example usage:
@cacher.cache(expires=None)
def expensive_function(a, b):
pass
Simply creates a Batcher instance.
This module contains different wrapper classes for different caching backends.
Bases: object
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Bases: exceptions.Exception
Bases: object
Batcher enables developers to batch multiple retrieval requests.
Example usage #1:
from pycacher import Cacher
cacher = Cacher()
batcher = cacher.create_batcher()
batcher.add('testkey')
batcher.add('testkey1')
batcher.add('testkey2')
values = batcher.batch()
It is possible to use batcher as context manager. Inside the context manager, developers can call the .register method of cached functions to register its keys to the currently active batcher for later batching. Then, when the actual cached functions that were registered earlier inside the context manager were actually called, it will seek its value from the batcher context.
Example usage #2:
from pycacher import Cacher
cacher = Cacher()
batcher = cacher.create_batcher()
with batcher:
cached_func.register(1, 2)
cached_func_2.register(1, 2)
cached_func_3.register(3, 5)
batcher.batch()
#Later..
with batcher:
cached_func(1, 2) #will look for its value from the batcher
cached_func_2(1, 2)
cached_func(3, 5)
#You can also do this:
batcher.register(cached_func, 1, 2)
batcher.register(cached_func_2, 1, 2)
autobatch enables the batcher to automatically batch the batcher keys in the end of the context manager call.
Example Usage:
with batcher.autobatch():
expensive_function.register(1, 2)
#is similar to:
with batcher:
expensive_function.register(1, 2)
batcher.batch()
Checks whether a key is included in the latest batch.
Example:
self.batcher.add(‘test-1’)
self.batcher.batch()
self.batcher.is_batched(‘test-1’) >> True
Bases: exceptions.Exception
Bases: object
Builds the cache key with the supplied cache_key function
Invalidates the current function’s cache key with the current args.
Example usage:
is_user_board_subscriber.invalidate(uid, bid)
Simply checks if the current function value with the supplied args is currently cached in the backend.
Registers the cached function on an active batcher context for later batching.
Example usage:
batcher = cacher.create_batcher()
with batcher:
cached_function.register(1, 2)
batcher.batch()
with batcher:
cached_function(1, 2) #now will look for its value in the current batcher's
#last batched values.
Forces to run the actual function (regardless of whether we already have the result on the cache or not) and set the backend to store the return value.
Bases: object
Cacher is the the main object of the whole pycache packages, which encapsulates connection with the Memcached client.
Example instantiation:
import pycacher
cacher = pycacher.Cacher('localhost', 11211)
By default, Cacher would be instantiated with MemcacheBackend. It’s possible to instantiate Cacher manually with a different backend, such as LocalBackend. Here’s how you do it:
import pycacher
from pycacher.backends import LocalBackend
cacher = pycacher.Cacher(backend=LocalBackend())
Decorates a function to be cacheable.
Example usage:
@cacher.cache(expires=None)
def expensive_function(a, b):
pass
Simply creates a Batcher instance.


Comments
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Greg Hurrell
In the internals of the plug-in I already have a pattern for this purpose (currently just ignores
.git
but should obviously also add.o
and perhaps some others).Will expose a VIM-level setting so that users can override the default pattern.
The other option is to just look at what the user has for their
'wildignore'
setting, but for now I think I'll go with a variable specific to Command-T. -
Greg Hurrell
Ok, I've decided to make use of
'wildignore'
after all. Will mark this one as closed. Will be included in next release. -
Greg Hurrell
Status changed:
- From: new
- To: closed
-
Greg Hurrell
The new release is out.
Add a comment
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Create a JSON object called JavaBook using the second book in the source file.
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Create a JSON object called textbooks that will contain the book objects.
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Contractor arraigned for defrauding firm of N6.3m
by Bola BamigbolaBola Bamigbola, Osogbo
A 47-year-old contractor, Bashiru Olaitan, was on Wednesday arraigned before an Osun State Magistrates’ Court sitting in Osogbo for allegedly defrauding a company, Cadtech Nigeria Limited, of the sum of N6.3m.
Olaitan, according to the police prosecutor, Ayodele Oladiran, presented himself as the owner of another company, Powerex Nigeria Limited, a claim he knew to be false.
He was said to have fraudulently obtained the sum of N6.3m from Cadtech Nigeria Limited by claiming to be the owner of Powerex Nigeria Limited.
Olaitan was charged with two counts of fraud and stealing.
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The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges, which were said to be contrary to and punishable under sections 390 and 419 of the Criminal Code, Cap 34 Vol, 2, Laws of Osun State of Nigeria, 2002.
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"DESIRE OF ALL NATIONS "(Haggai 2:7), usually interpreted as a title of the Messiah. The Revised Version, however, more correctly renders “the desirable things of all nations;” i.e., the choicest treasures of the Gentiles shall be consecrated to the Lord.
"DESIRE OF ALL NATIONS "(Haggai 2:7), usually interpreted as a title of the Messiah. The Revised Version, however, more correctly renders “the desirable things of all nations;” i.e., the choicest treasures of the Gentiles shall be consecrated to the Lord.


Before Change
if isinstance(g_list, DGLGraph):
g_list = [g_list]
if (labels is not None) and (len(labels) != 0):
label_dict = dict()
for key, value in labels.items():
label_dict[key] = F.zerocopy_to_dgl_ndarray(value)
else:
label_dict = None
gdata_list = [GraphData.create(g) for g in g_list]
_CAPI_DGLSaveGraphs(filename, gdata_list, label_dict)
After Change
g_sample = g_list[0] if isinstance(g_list, list) else g_list
if isinstance(g_sample, DGLGraph):
save_dglgraphs(filename, g_list, labels)
elif isinstance(g_sample, DGLHeteroGraph):
save_heterographs(filename, g_list, labels)
else:
raise Exception(
"Invalid argument g_list. Must be a DGLGraph or a list of DGLGraphs/DGLHeteroGraphs")
def save_dglgraphs(filename, g_list, labels=None):


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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Ethernet |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Ethernet |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| IPacket |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LLDP |
| LLDPTLV |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ARP |
| BasePacket |
| BPDU.BPDUType |
| BSN |
| BSNPROBE |
| Data |
| DHCP |
| DHCP.DHCPOptionCode |
| DHCPOption |
| DHCPPacketType |
| Ethernet |
| ICMP
Implements ICMP packet format
|
| IPacket |
| IPv4 |
| LLC
This class represents an Link Local Control
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| LLDP |
| LLDPOrganizationalTLV
The class representing LLDP Organizationally Specific TLV.
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| TCP |
| UDP |


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