This checklist describes the steps needed in order to add a new language or treebank to UD. It is meant for the maintenance task force rather than individual treebank teams. See here for the checklist for data contributors.
How to add a language to UD
- Make sure the language name, ISO code, family and flag is listed in docs-automation in
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.- It should be the English name of the language, and it should contain only English letters or the space. Avoid special characters such as diacritics or apostrophes (we enforce this since the beginning, to be sure that we do not face any surprises with our infrastructure; the language will be part of a file/folder name).
- There is a one-to-one mapping between language names and ISO 639 (-1 or -3) codes. A language that does not have its own code must be treated as a variant of another language. Renaming a language is painful (see below), so one should be careful: is it possible that somebody will fall under the same language in the future, and will not like this name?
- We use flags just as a visual enhancement of the website and we have a disclaimer on the title page that
they are not a political statement of any sort. We give a flag to every language, although there are
occasional troubles (e.g., a historical language gets a flag of a modern country because there was no flag
in the times the language was spoken). If there are multiple candidate flags, we pick one as central and
put it to
codes_and_flags.yaml
. While this flag will be displayed on the title page of UD, in the language-specific documentation there is room for multiple flags (see, e.g., German).
- Create the language collection in the docs repository. Run
addlanguage.sh langcode langname flagcode
(If the name of the language consists of multiple words, replace spaces by underscores.)- A template for the language documentation page will be also created. How to force the contributors to fill it with contents? (Note that the page must also be renamed from template-index.md to index.md.)
- Create at least one treebank repository in that language (see the steps below).
- See the README.md file in docs-automation. Perform the steps necessary to regenerate the “accordion tables” of treebanks on the front page of Universal Dependencies.
How to add a treebank to UD
- If this is the first UD treebank of its language, see above for how to add the language.
- Create a new Github repository called UD_${language}-${treebank} where ${language} is the English name of the language (if it consists of multiple words, replace spaces by underscores) and ${treebank} is an acronym or a short word identifying the treebank (only English letters, CamelCase, no digits or special characters). Example: “UD_Ancient_Greek-PROIEL”.
- Populate README.md, CONTRIBUTING.md and LICENSE.txt with default values.
- Create two branches, “master” and “dev”. Protect the master branch so that only the core group can push to it.
- Make the dev branch writable by the Contributors team (by default they cannot push to the repository at all).
- Clone the repository to Dan’s local system.
- Clone the repository to Dan’s validation server (
quest
).
How to rename a treebank in UD
Normally, the names of the treebank repositories should be stable because the infrastructure depends on them (which is also partially illustrated by this section). However, between releases 2.1 and 2.2 we want to rename the repositories that were so far named only by language (e.g., UD_Czech) so that all repository names also contain a treebank-specific suffix (e.g., UD_Czech-PDT, where PDT is the suffix). The change of the name involves at least the following steps:
- Go to the Settings tab of the website of the repository. Change the name (e.g. from “UD_Czech” to “UD_Czech-PDT”) and click the Rename button.
- Go to the server where the automatic validation and evaluation runs (currently quest.ms.mff.cuni.cz, operated by Dan).
Remove the old clone of the repository and the reports from validation and evaluation.
oldrepo=UD_Czech rm -rf $oldrepo rm log/$oldrepo.log rm log/$oldrepo.eval.log grep -v -P '^'$oldrepo':' validation-report.txt > /tmp/newreport.txt mv /tmp/newreport.txt validation-report.txt chmod 666 validation-report.txt grep -v -P '^'$oldrepo'\t' evaluation-report.txt > /tmp/newreport.txt mv /tmp/newreport.txt evaluation-report.txt chmod 666 evaluation-report.txt
Instead of
chmod 666 validation-report.txt
we could do the more precise
setfacl -m u:zeman:rw,u:www-data:rw validation-report.txt
- Call docs-automation/valdan/clone_one.sh UD_Czech-PDT.
- Go to one of the places where you have local clones of all UD repositories. Remove the old clone. Create a new clone under the new name. Check out the dev branch.
- Rename the data files in the dev branch (e.g. from “cs-ud-test.conllu” to “cs_pdt-ud-test.conllu”).
- Check the README.md and LICENSE.txt files for any mentions of the treebank name that may have to be modified.
In the README file, add a line to the Changelog, e.g.:
* 2018-04-15 v2.2 * Repository renamed from UD_Czech to UD_Czech-PDT.
- Commit and push the changes. This should also trigger an automatic re-validation of the treebank under the new name. There will be a README error because the treebank is not recognized as previously released; see the next step.
- Go to the
tools
repository to the scriptcheck_files.pl
and locate the functioncheck_metadata()
. There is a back up list of treebanks and their “Data available since” metadata. ReplaceUD_Czech
withUD_Czech-PDT
, keeping it in the list for the release whereUD_Czech
appeared for the first time. (We will probably change the way how this is checked in the future.) - Go to the
docs-automation
repository to the scriptvaldan/update-validation-report.pl
. Inspect the two lists of treebanks in theBEGIN
block and replace each occurrence ofUD_Czech
withUD_Czech-PDT
. (We will probably change the way how this is done in the future.) - If there are other places where you maintain local clones of UD repositories (e.g., one is your laptop and the other is your university network), go to each of them, do a new git clone ; git checkout dev ; rm old clone.
- Finally, we want to regenerate the title page of Universal Dependencies. Go to docs-automation. Assumption: all UD treebank repositories, and the docs repository are cloned as siblings of docs-automation in the file-folder hierarchy. They are switched to the dev branch. (It does not matter for us because we will switch them to master in any case; but we assume that we do this temporarily, and we will switch back to dev when we are done.)
- Remove the old cached metadata:
rm _corpus_metadata/UD_Czech.json
- Generate new metadata for the treebank (this script switches the repo temporarily to master):
./refresh_corpus_data.sh ../UD_Czech-PDT
- Regenerate the UD title page and push it to Github:
make dan cd ../docs git pull --no-edit
- Rename the folder with the treebank hub page in the
docs
repository.


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D.rabbani27-Nov-18 02:33 PM
yes exaclty
but at the moment it seems invalid invalid invalid
so i do not need to worry
it will sometime be mined
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Nov-18 02:33 PM
yes
less UTXOs, more cores, and more stakers "should" fix you
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 02:34 PM
If the dameon is back loggesd and cannot create the block in time, it wil be invalid.
this seems to be the case.
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 02:34 PM
okai ill increase the cores
17 minutes until the new block
still
going on
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 02:35 PM
yes its definatly acked up ... if restart is fixing it ... you have too many utxos for the CPU to handle.
good luck
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 02:36 PM
haha so @blackjok3r ill
increase the cores
?
it is the only possible solution for now
ill upgrade
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 02:37 PM
yes and maybe merge some utxo on one node only.
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 02:37 PM
the cpu cores
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 02:37 PM
so on 1 node
increase cores to 2.
then send 50% of the balance to a single address
see hwo it goes
if that node keeps "unsticking" it
upgrade the other one
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 02:38 PM
ill increase the core
i mean upgrade the core to 2 cores
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 02:38 PM
What it seems to be doing it mining to random address, did you split 10,000 utxos at the start?
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 02:38 PM
i used pos splitter though
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 02:38 PM
thats an aweful lot
that should not amke that many
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 02:38 PM
in the start
okai
:/
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 02:39 PM
it should onyl split over the 64 address
the maixmum tx size is 2000 utxos
so you have 8000
from somwhere else
are you using -pubkey=0xxx(edited)
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 02:39 PM
yes
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 02:39 PM
when you launch the daemon?
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 02:39 PM
i am on both
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 02:39 PM
and that key is not imported anywhere?
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 02:39 PM
nodes using the pubkey
no
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 02:40 PM
hmm weird ...
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 02:40 PM
i havent imported the pubkey on any of the nodes
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 02:40 PM
just updgrade corees and see how it goes
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 02:40 PM
okai
ill do it
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 02:40 PM
if might work for a while then stop again.
but if it work, we know what the sproblem is
in the next 2 weeks I will be workign on utxo managemnt scripts on block notify for PoS
its really needed...
or the nodes stop workign eventually, if they are minign nealry all the blocks, its just to omany tranactions fo them to handle.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Nov-18 02:56 PM
in this case, a problem with adding script is that CPU is already overtaxed
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Nov-18 03:05 PM
it would need to start with setgenerate false (imo)
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 03:25 PM
can i ask you as you said less utxo will fix the issue how to do the less utxo ?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Nov-18 04:05 PM
consolidate all of them and then redistribute them
Experimental proof of work algorithm based on random code execution - tevador/RandomX
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Nov-18 07:18 PM
@dukeleto What am I missing? What is the "ASIC resistance" part?
dukeleto27-Nov-18 08:11 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 i don't fully understand, but it's a turing complete language (almost reminds me of Brainfuck) where almost any random bits are valid code to execute. So an ASIC will have a very hard time being cheap to produce and efficient, since each random bitstring is a different valid program. Something like that
it's being developed by XMR/CryptoNote people, they really dislike ASICs
there is no fixed algorithm to make crazy fast in hardware, I think is what they are trying to utilize
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Nov-18 08:44 PM
ahhh
osoese27-Nov-18 08:50 PM
are ETH clones able to be on barterDEX yet - or still next quarter in the plans?
Cryptoon27-Nov-18 08:57 PM
@osoese erc20 and eth are tradable on barterdex, yes!(edited)
Enable experimental features and add etomic
Hermes27-Nov-18 09:11 PM
Hyperdex makes it a little bit easier to trade....if you are new to the DEX
Everyone's claiming that it's malicious to sneak crypto mining code into an open source project, but maybe that's actually a decent way to fund its development
D.rabbani28-Nov-18 07:10 AM
hi again sorry i left the conversation last night can someone explain to me about UTXO's please i didnt get it about the distribution and all that stuff please
D.rabbani28-Nov-18 07:20 AM
the problem is still there
when i restart the daemon it just simply build blocks
i am not getting the mechanism so that i can explain it further about utxo
D.rabbani28-Nov-18 07:30 AM
i am not sure why i need to split further ?
blackjok3r28-Nov-18 07:38 AM
@D.rabbani I think I found an issue that might be causing this
what branch of komodo are you useing exactly?
blackjok3r28-Nov-18 07:49 AM
and i8s this a CC enablled chain ie ac_cc=xx
D.rabbani28-Nov-18 07:57 AM
yes its a cc enabled =1
@blackjok3r but i also want to study about the UTXO's
please if you can help me out for this
as well
blackjok3r28-Nov-18 07:58 AM
that seems uinrelated
there is a bug in the code
D.rabbani28-Nov-18 07:59 AM
oh
my god
atm since morning
i have started again
with zapwallettxes
just on one node and other node i have started normalluy
till now it is working as per yesterday it went off after 15 minutes
but it has been half an hour and the blocks are building up
rapidly
so lets see how this goes
blackjok3r28-Nov-18 08:02 AM
I have had multiple nodes lock up mining, or staking at random times
but this could be something else... as we use a diffrent branch


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acdk_vfile implements virtual file systems for
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ACDK Virtual Files (acdk_vfile)
Distribution version: 4.14.
Package version: 4.14.0.
acdk_vfile implements virtual file systems for
zip and tar files, which can used as plugin
for the ACDK File framework.
ACDK Core
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Roger Rene Kommer (kommer@artefaktur.com).
Copyright (C) 1995-1998 Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler (zlib)
ACDK Free Edition License ( License).
and zlib licsence ( ZLIB license).
acdk_vfile provides implements virtual file systems for
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zip and tar files.
Please refer to acdk_vfile man for examples.
The utility acdk_vfile_file2rc
transfer any binary data to a C-Struktur to link it to an application
accessible via the acdk::io::RessourceFileSystem.
The little utility acdk_vfile_convert is
a ZIP and TAR unpacker, uses just as a little demo for the zip and tar
file system plugin features.
Another File plugin is available for FTP servers in the acdk_net package.
From the original ZLIB distribution I have changed the
function declarations from the K&R style to the modern
ANSI style. This enables also C++ compiler to compile
the code.
Beta version.
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- make FileSystem plugin for tar and zip loadable via
ClassLoader.
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length.
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Hi - I have a couple of remote temperature sensors transmitting to a receiver on my raspberry pi, and I have successfully forwarded these inputs to emoncms.org
I have also created a pseudo node using the input api in emoncms, which I post values to from a program running on my raspberry pi. However, this node is not showing up in emoncms. Is there any way in which I can get these values forwarded to emoncms as well please?
Thanks for any help.
Re: Forward 'custom' node to emoncms.org
I'm afraid the simplest way is to modify your program to post to both local and remote emoncms.
Re: Forward 'custom' node to emoncms.org
Thanks for the reply. My concern with doing this is that it will slow down my program - especially if there is some problem with the internet whilst posting to emoncms.org. Do you have any pointers as to how to do this as part of the other feeds? I am happy to play about with changing php code files.
Re: Forward 'custom' node to emoncms.org
I remember another message on this forum (or on github) from someone who wanted remote forwarding in emonCMS so that he could use a Nanode (if I remember well) to post to emonCMS locally and have local emonCMS forward the data.
AFAIU, current design follows the opposite logic, leaving it up to the application to send the data to any number of emonCMS instances.
I think the reason for this is that historically people would use a Nanode or such and necessarily post to a remote emonCMS. Then came the Pi and the possibility to host a local instance, and it was assumed that the data would come through the RFM2Pi from emonTX nodes.
Implementing the forwarding feature in emonCMS may be a complicated task, depending on how confident you are with php. You may want to raise this issue on github as it is a long time design choice. Perhaps Trystan would be interested. But don't expect this to be done soon.
Meanwhile, I'm thinking of another way.
It shouldn't be too difficult to modify both your application and the python gateway script to do what you want (this is the pythonist speaking, here). Say you create a file that would act as a FIFO buffer. You application writes a line in the file instead of sending to emonCMS. Then it's just a matter of reading the file from the python script just as we would read the COM port, sending to local and remote emonCMS. I can help with the python part. I think we can reuse a great part of the code. Not much more to create. (This is me being optimistic. Sunny day, good mood.)
Perhaps someone else with come up with a better answer.
Re: Forward 'custom' node to emoncms.org
Hi - I am happy to help with this (but I don't know python). Do you simply mean append a line to a file, or is there something more complicated that you had in mind?
Re: Forward 'custom' node to emoncms.org
When received through the RF, the data is read by the script through the serial port with the following form:
where 10 is the node ID and the trailing values are the data.
If your software appended the samples this way in a file, I don't think it would take much work to adapt the python (or php) script to use them.
What language is your software written with ?
I believe I could add an option in the script to parse a file. It would be generic enough to be worth doing (not specific to your case).
Re: Forward 'custom' node to emoncms.org
Hi - sounds great. I think I could do this easily enough (but not quite sure what the data values are - I am currently sending a json string of the form input/post?json={boiler:1} . 'boiler' is the name I have given to the node, and 1 (or 0) is the value. My script is written in PHP.
Re: Forward 'custom' node to emoncms.org
A shortcoming of the python (and the php) gateway script, is that it can't send an input name (such as 'boiler'), just values.
(The node sends values like this other RF: 10 123 45 43 65 and the gateways knows it means NodeID 10 and values "123 45" and "43 65". There is actually a little bit of coding here, as these are not the values themselves. Signed long are encoded as two unsigned shorts.
The values must be recombined: 123 45 -> 123 * 256 + 45, then if > 32768, substract 65536.
We have a choice, for the format of the buffer file. Either use the same coding, or write values the natural way. Former means more calculation, just for the sake of keeping the same format. Not sure it is useful. We could go for the natural way... and break that if we realize later on it was not the best choice.)
The name is not absolutely needed, rather practical. An input will be created for your virtual node with ID "1" and you'll make a feed called "boiler" where you'll log this input.
This means each call (each line in the file) must contain all values, all in the same order.
I'd like to introduce a rework in the next version, offering the ability to set names to the inputs. This is a bit of an issue because the python gateway uses the "bulk" syntax to send values remotely: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/2249. The idea was to be able to send several samples in one request, but this itself may not be necessary. Even one http request every 3 seconds is not a big deal. Also, there is no way to tell the gateway which name corresponds to which RF received value. That's a few things to think about before starting implementing.
I haven't thought of it too much, I may be missing the obvious. I'm just thinking out loud, as I wanted to answer your specific question.
Bottom line, if you write the file this way:
where I set 12 as an arbitrary node ID and 1 or 0 are the values, then it shouldn't be too hard to adapt the gateway script to send that locally and remotely, in a fashion that would let that feature be as generic as possible.
The rest is future and I need to re-think it.
Perhaps a totally different approach implying the creation of an input processor that would forward the data is a better approach...


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#include <cds/memory/michael/options.h>
Option setter for bounds checking.
This option defines a strategy to check upper memory boundary of allocated blocks. Type
defines a class for bound checking with following interface:
Before allocating a memory block of size N, the heap adds the trailer_size
to N and really it allocates N + trailer_size bytes. Then, the heap calls make_trailer
function of bound checker with arguments:
pStartArea
- start of allocated blockpEndBlock
- the first byte after really allocated block; nAllocSize
- requested size in bytes (i.e. N) So, make_trailer
function can place some predefined value called bound mark of any type, for example, int64, on address pStartArea + nAllocSize, and store real allocated block size N to pEndBlock - sizeof(size_t). In this example, trailer_size
constant is equal sizeof(int64) + sizeof(size_t).Before the memory block previously allocated is deallocating, the check_bounds
function is called. The function has similar signature:
pStartArea
- start of allocated block (like make_trailer
fist argument)pEndBlock
- the first byte after allocated block (like make_trailer
second argument)nBlockSize
- real allocated block size, not equal to nAllocSize
argument of make_trailer
The function can:
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ASP.NET Boilerplate can automatically generate web api layer for your application layer. Say that we have an application service as shown below:
public interface ITaskAppService : IApplicationService
{
GetTasksOutput GetTasks(GetTasksInput input);
void UpdateTask(UpdateTaskInput input);
void CreateTask(CreateTaskInput input);
}
And we want to expose this service as a Web API Controller for clients. ASP.NET Boilerplate can automatically and dynamically create a Web API Controller for this application service with a single line of configuration:
DynamicApiControllerBuilder.For<ITaskAppService>("tasksystem/task").Build();
Thats all! An api controller is created in the address '/api/services/tasksystem/task' and all methods are now usable by clients. This configuration is generally made in the module initialization.
ITaskAppService is the application service that we want to wrap with an api controller. It is not restricted to application services but this is the traditional and recommended way. "tasksystem/task" is name of the api controller with an arbitrary namespace. You should define at least one-level namespace but you can define more deep namespaces like "myCompany/myApplication/myNamespace1/myNamespace2/myServiceName". '/api/services/' is a prefix for all dynamic web api controllers. So, address of the api controller will be like '/api/services/tasksystem/task' and GetTasks method's address will be '/api/services/tasksystem/task/getTasks'. Method names are converted to camelCase since it's traditional in javascript world.
You can exclude some methods of an api method. An example definition could be:
DynamicApiControllerBuilder
.For<ITaskAppService>("tasksystem/taskService")
.ForMethod("CreateTask").DontCreateAction()
.Build();
We may have many application services in an application and building api controllers one by one may be a tedious and forgettable work. DynamicApiControllerBuilper provides a method to build web api controllers for all application services in one call. Example:
DynamicApiControllerBuilder
.ForAll<IApplicationService>(Assembly.GetAssembly(typeof(SimpleTaskSystemApplicationModule)), "tasksystem")
.Build();
ForAll method is generic and accepts an interface. First parameter is an assembly that has classes derived from given interface. The last one is namespace prefix of services. Say that we have ITaskAppService and IPersonAppService in given assembly. For this configuration, services will be '/api/services/tasksystem/task' and '/api/services/tasksystem/person'. To canculate service name: Service and AppService postfixes and I prefix is removed (for interfaces). Also, service name is converted to camel case. If you don't like this convention, there is a 'WithServiceName' method that you can determine names. Also, There is a Where method to filter services. This can be useful if you will build for all application services except a few one.
You can use the dynamically created web api controller via ajax in javascript. ASP.NET Boilerplate also simplifies this by creating dynamic javascript proxies for dynamic web api controllers. So, you can call a dynamic web api controller's action from javascript as like a function call:
abp.services.tasksystem.task.getTasks({
state: 1
}).done(function (data) {
//use data.tasks here...
});
Javascript proxies are created dynamically. You should include the dynamic script to your page before use it:
<script src="/api/AbpServiceProxies/GetAll" type="text/javascript"></script>
Service methods return promise (See jQuery.Deferred). You can register to done, fail, then... callbacks. Service methods use abp.ajax inside. They handle errors and show error messages if needed.
You may want to pass custom ajax parameters to the proxy method. You can pass them as second argument as sown below:
abp.services.tasksystem.task.createTask({
assignedPersonId: 3,
description: 'a new task description...'
},{ //override jQuery's ajax parameters
async: false,
timeout: 30000
}).done(function () {
abp.notify.success('successfully created a task!');
});
All parameters of jQuery.ajax are valid here.
'/api/AbpServiceProxies/GetAll' generates all service proxies in one file. You can also generate a sinle service proxy using '/api/AbpServiceProxies/Get?name=serviceName' and include the script to the page as shown below:
<script src="/api/AbpServiceProxies/Get?name=tasksystem/task" type="text/javascript"></script>
ASP.NET Boilerplate can expose dynamic api controllers as angularjs services. Consider the sample below:
(function() {
angular.module('app').controller('TaskListController', [
'$scope', 'abp.services.tasksystem.task',
function($scope, taskService) {
var vm = this;
vm.tasks = [];
taskService.getTasks({
state: 0
}).success(function(data) {
vm.tasks = data.tasks;
});
}
]);
})();
We can inject a service using it's name (with namespace). Then we can call it's functions as regular javascript functions. Notice that we registered to success handler (instead of done) since it's like that in angular's $http service. ASP.NET Boilerplate uses $http service of AngularJs. If you want to pass $http configuration, you can pass a configuration object as the last parameter of the service method.
To be able to use auto-generated services, you should include needed scripts to your page:
<script src="~/Abp/Framework/scripts/libs/angularjs/abp.ng.js"></script>
<script src="~/api/AbpServiceProxies/GetAll?type=angular"></script>
ASP.NET Boilerplate makes it possible to inject service proxies in modules in a Durandal application. See the sample viewmodel:
define(['service!tasksystem/task'],
function (taskService) {
//taskService can be used here
});
ASP.NET Boilerplate configures Durandal (Require.js actually) to understand the 'service!' prefix and inject appropriate javascript service proxy.