Before Change
def create_base_network(input_dim):
"""Base network to be shared (eq. to feature extraction).
"""
seq = Sequential()
seq.add(Dense(128, input_shape=(input_dim,), activation="relu"))
seq.add(Dropout(0.1))
seq.add(Dense(128, activation="relu"))
seq.add(Dropout(0.1))
seq.add(Dense(128, activation="relu"))
return seq
def compute_accuracy(y_true, y_pred):
"""Compute classification accuracy with a fixed threshold on distances.
After Change
def create_base_network(input_dim):
"""Base network to be shared (eq. to feature extraction).
"""
input = Input(shape=(input_dim,))
x = Dense(128, activation="relu")(input)
x = Dropout(0.1)(x)
x = Dense(128, activation="relu")(x)
x = Dropout(0.1)(x)
x = Dense(128, activation="relu")(x)
return Model(input, x)
def compute_accuracy(y_true, y_pred):
"""Compute classification accuracy with a fixed threshold on distances.


Reading a word document, a .docx file
Word saves files as .docx
files. Microsoft also installs with wordpad
a free document editing software that can read and write .docx
files with windows 10. Did you know that .docx
files are also valid zip files? Just change the file ending and you can see what is inside. In our example however we don't need to change the file ending, we can simply parse the document with the jszip
library.
var fs = require("fs");
var JSZip = require("jszip");
const txml = require('txml')
// reading the document file with node.js
fs.readFile("wordpad.docx", async function(err, data) {
if (err) throw err;
// parsing the zip file with jszip
const zip = await JSZip.loadAsync(data);
// checking the content of the zip
console.log(Object.keys(zip.files))
// in docx files, the content is in word/document.xml
const textContent = await zip.file("word/document.xml").async("string");
// parse the document content
const content = txml.parse(textContent, { keepWhitespace: true });
console.log(JSON.stringify(content,undefined,' '));
const newContent = txml.stringify(content)
// when we are finished we store
// 1. The content into zip
// 2. create a buffer from the zip
// 3. write the zip buffer into a file
zip.file("word/document.xml", newContent, {string: true});
const updatedZip = await zip.generateAsync({type: "nodebuffer"});
fs.writeFileSync('wordpad2fromNode.docx',updatedZip);
});
It is easy to add or remove certain elements from the document and with that edit the content. Maybe you are not interested to read
LibreOffice and OpenOffice store the documents as .odt
files. They are also zip files.
var fs = require("fs");
var JSZip = require("jszip");
const txml = require('txml')
// reading the file with node.js
fs.readFile("docUpdated4.odt", async function(err, data) {
if (err) throw err;
// parsing the document with jszip
const zip = await JSZip.loadAsync(data);
// inside the docx zip file, there is a content.xml,
// that contains the actual content in xml format
const textContent = await zip.file("content.xml").async("string");
const document = txml.parse(textContent, { keepWhitespace: true });
console.log(textContent)
// show the filenames inside the zip archive
console.log(Object.keys(zip.files));
// we read the officeText because it contains the content
const officeText = txml.filter(document,(node) => node.tagName == 'office:text')[0];
// append a new paragraph
officeText.children.push(
{
"tagName": "text:p",
"attributes": {
"text:style-name": "P1"
},
"children": [
"aaa"
]
});
// save the file
zip.file("content.xml", txml.stringify(document).split('>, {string: true});
const updatedZip = await zip.generateAsync({type: "nodebuffer"});
fs.writeFileSync('docUpdated5.odt',updatedZip);
});
Summary
These examples illustrate how office documents can be read, manipulated and saved using node.js, txml and jszip.


Deuce Bigalow, Male Gigolo (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/ Member: Online Film Critics Society
Starring Rob Schneider, Oded Fehr, Eddie Griffin, William Forsythe, Chi Chi La Rue. Directed by Mike Mitchell. Rated R.
Rob Schneider's Deuce Bigalow, Male Gigolo is so much better than most of the crap the similarly idiotic, infinitely higher-profile Adam Sandler has made (with the possible exceptions of The Wedding Singer and Happy Gilmore) that it's almost tempting to recommend it. And had the movie been more of a knee-slapper, I might have done just that; unfortunately, this eminently likeable movie is only mildly amusing. First-time feature director Mike Mitchell made a decent frame of a movie -- including a main character that actually develops -- but he forgets to suffuse his goofball, gross-out comedy with laughs.
The title character (Schneider) is actually a fish-tank cleaner by trade. One day he gets himself a gig cleaning the expensive fish tank of the enigmatic and very European Antoine. Deuce soon finds out just what Antoine does for a living, and nobody describes the occupation than Antoine himself: "women pay me to give them pleasure."
Well, Antoine has to go away to Switzerland for six weeks and he entrusts Deuce with his house and his fishtank (not forgetting the ominous "you mess up anything and I'll kill you!"). Needless to say, on his first day on the job, fishtank goes bye-bye thanks to Deuce's overwhelming curiosity about Antoine's fancy exercise equipment. This leaves Deuce with six weeks to obtain enough money to replace the tank and clean up the mondo mess he made. No prizes for guessing Deuce's cash flow sourse of choice.
Yes -- Deuce gets himself a pimp, played by Eddie Griffin. He hooks Deuce up with various colorful dates. One is named "Jabba the Slut," weighing in at some 600 pounds. Another has Tourette's syndrome and spouts random obscenities at innocent passers-by. Yet another is grotesquely tall, with a suspiciously manly voice. We never see the latter's face. Aside from these freaks of nature -- pleasuring whom is repulsive but very lucrative -- there is one normal girl, the one Deuce inevitably falls in love with. Her little secret I dare not reveal, though you can probably guess it from the trailers.
To my surprise, I really warmed up to Deuce Bigalow the person.  What's more, his character actually goes someplace, rather than just being used as a tool to elicit cheap laughs (though there are plenty of those). It's nothing groundbreaking - - I don't want to over-analyze this feather-light fare or give it more credit than it deserves -- but by the end of the movie I felt like Deuce Bigalow was a happier person and I actually cared.
While Deuce Bigalow fulfills the daunting task of inserting likeable characters into the script, it doesn't quite do it when it comes to laughs. Aside from a couple hilarious The Matrix parody sequences, there just isn't much here to incite the kind of fall-off-your-chair belly laughs the ads seem to promise. I won't say that all the gags fall flat but none of them are memorable. I laughed or chuckled intermittently but the movie just wasn't as funny as I was hoping.
After watching Deuce Bigalow, I'm not convinced that Rob Schneider is a bankable leading man. He's successful here, but before this movie, he was only known as "the delivery guy in Big Daddy" or "the guy who shouts 'You can dooooo it!' in The Waterboy". This will streamline his career, but it is hardly a star-making turn. Schneider is a talented actor, but he needs something more challenging (sophisticated?) than this. Adam Sandler (who, by the way, executive produced this) proved that he wasn't a hack in the sweet, romantic, smart The Wedding Singer. If Schneider doesn't want to be remembered as "that gigolo" for the rest of his career, he needs a more significant comedic role.
This is an entertaining diversion, nothing more, nothing less. It's not exactly riotous but it's more than watchable. Deuce Bigalow is probably more hit than miss, though not quite a bullseye.
Grade: C+
©1999 Eugene Novikov
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Car Bluetooth Agent
1.0
control car remotely
|
includes the main function More...
Functions | |
| int | main (void) |
| the main function More... | |
Variables | |
| char * | received_ptr |
| Stores memory address of received command. | |
| char | received_str [10] |
| Stores data of received command. | |
| char | res_str [7] |
| Stores result of float conversion. | |
| char | ON_flag [7] |
| Stores ON status of the all features (0 for OFF, 1 for ON) | |
| float | Volt |
| Current battery voltage value. | |
| float | Speed |
| Current motor speed value. | |
| uint8 | i |
| Counter that iterates through received command. | |
| uint8 | thumb_position |
| Stores current slider position in the android app. | |
includes the main function
the main function periodically checks for incoming commands via USART interface, if one is received it starts processing the command and takes the action that corresponds to the command received.
| int main | ( | void | ) |
the main function
see main.c description


STM32 OTA Website
Select hex file to upload:
TODO:
before compiler the project remember to change the flash size to
FLASH (rx) : ORIGIN = 0x08002400, LENGTH = 55K
Flash code
It is implemented by
Islam Abdo


By placing on a circle 10 points numbered from 1 to 10, and connecting them by a straight line to the point corresponding to its multiplication by 2. (1 must be connected to 1 * 2 = 2, point 2 must be set to 2 * 2 = 4, point 3 to 3 * 2 = 6 and so on). You will obtain an amazing geometric figure that complicates and beautifies itself by varying the number of points and the multiplication table you use.
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: | dplyr, ggforce, ggplot2, reshape2, shiny, tidyr |
| Published: | 2018-05-27 |
| Author: | Vincent Guyader [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Vincent Guyader <vincent at thinkr.fr> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ThinkR-open/rusk/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/ThinkR-open/rusk |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | rusk results |
| Reference manual: | rusk.pdf |
| Package source: | rusk_0.1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rusk_0.1.1.zip, r-release: rusk_0.1.1.zip, r-oldrel: rusk_0.1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: rusk_0.1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: rusk_0.1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | rusk archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=rusk to link to this page.


Solid Upload
Upload files from your computer to your pod.
Login to your Pod
Login
Logged in as
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Settings
Folder where your files will be stored
Folder
Please specify where your files should be uploaded to.
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When you click on the first scenario “All Mendel,” it opens up the Lab Room.
You are given 6 Pedes when you start each scenario.
The Pedes in your Lab Room will display three different traits. Each trait will have two different phenotypes (for example, Eye Color could have purple and green phenotypes).
The possible traits are:To cross two Pedes together to generate progeny, click on one male and one female Pede located in your fridge.
The Pedes you select then appear in the Lab Room. If you click the wrong Pede, click "Clear" to restart the cross.
In the middle square, you will see the progeny that was generated from the cross.
You may sort progeny into the 8 bins located below the parents of the cross.
Clicking on one of the bins will move the Pede from the “Progeny” area to the desired bin. You can also use the keyboard numbers 1 through 8 to sort.
When using MendelPede, it’s usually most helpful to sort your progeny into a small number of bins, as shown here.
If you accidentally sort a Pede into the wrong bin, click the “Undo” button to reverse the sorting.
If you are finished crossing the two parents together, click “Clear” to clean out your lab room so that you can perform a different cross.
It is also possible to store progeny in your fridge. To do this, click the “Store” button located above the individual you would like to save.
If necessary, you may also delete your stored progeny by clicking the trashcan icon located in the Pede’s box in the Fridge.
As you store progeny, you may run out of room on the first shelf. Click on the right arrow located at the bottom of the fridge to view additional shelves.


Simple Interest Calculator
Amount
Rate
10.25%
No. of Years
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Browse over the fields for more information
Compute Interest


Here is where is should be
Chat Commands:
Change nickname:
/nick [username]
Join/Create room:
/join [room name]


Demo showing how a
Graphics
object can be used to draw vector graphics without an associated
Shape
.


Press n or j to go to the next uncovered block, b, p or k for the previous block.
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| Pagination.jsx |
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62.96% | 34/54 | 48.39% | 30/62 | 26.67% | 4/15 | 64% | 32/50 |
| PoweredBy.jsx |
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50% | 1/2 | 100% | 0/0 | 0% | 0/1 | 50% | 1/2 |
| ResultCardDescription.jsx |
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75% | 3/4 | 100% | 0/0 | 50% | 1/2 | 75% | 3/4 |
| ResultCardImage.jsx |
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If a desktop or laptop is all you have, can you still watch Disney+?
by Chris WedelSource: Chris Wedel/Android Central
Best answer: Yes, you can watch Disney Plus (Disney+) on your computer through a browser like Chrome, Internet Explorer, and Safari. You can also use your browser to cast to something like a Chromecast.
- In a galaxy not so far away: Disney+ (From $7/mo at Disney+)
Waves of Disney are upon us
Disney+ is finally here, and for years Disney content has been spread across various streaming services; even then, everything wasn't out there. There was what DIsney called the Disney Vault, which is where it would put movies for some time, then bring them out for a while and then put them back.
Thankfully with Disney+ much of that is going away, and we now get access to what we love via streaming. While there is way more available now than there ever has been before, everything isn't going to be available right away. Disney+ will have hundreds of movies and TV shows available ranging from decades-old classics to recent releases like Moana. The goal is to have at least 500 movies and 7,500 episodes of TV available to stream through Disney+ by the end of 2019. There are even going to be some new original series and films that will be exclusive to Disney+, such as the live-action Lady and the Tramp.
Original movies and television series that will be exclusive to Disney+ like Noelle, Dolphin Reef, Stargirl, Loki, and many more. There will also be plenty of Disney characters like Mickey and Goofy, Woody and Buzz, and most of the other classics. That's not to mention the offerings from Marvel, Star Wars, 20th Century Fox, and National Geographic.
Maybe you want to P'See' it (get it?)
While the number of devices that have direct access to Disney+ via an app is a relatively comprehensive one, sometimes you just want to use a good ol' fashioned computer. While there isn't a UWP app for Windows yet and Mac computers haven't gotten a dedicated app either, desktop browsers will be able to stream Disney+. Now that the service is live, Disney has provided us a comprehensive list of browsers and requirements:
Windows
- Chrome 73+ is supported on Windows 7 and later
- Edge is supported on Windows 10 and later
- Firefox 68+ is supported on Windows 7 and later
- Internet Explorer 11 is supported on Windows 8.1 and later
macOS
- Safari 11+ is supported on macOS 10.12 (Sierra) and later
- Chrome 73+ is supported on macOS 10.10 and later
- Firefox 68+ is supported on macOS 10.9 and later
Other Operating Systems
- Mobile browser playback is not supported (please install the Android or iOS app)
- Browsers on Smart TVs, game consoles, and other devices are not supported
- Browsers on ChromeOS are not currently supported, including Chromebook
- Linux is not currently supported
- Any operating systems not listed are not supported
While Disney says that viewing through the ChromeOS browser isn't available, we have found that it can be done. Though there are a few hiccups still around when it comes to streaming Disney+ in a browser on a Chromebook, it can be done.
Here's the complete list of devices available for streaming Disney+:
- Android Mobile Devices
- Android TV
- Chromecast
- iPhone
- iPad
- Apple TV
- Xbox One
- PlayStation 4
- Desktop web browsers (plugins are unknown)
- Android TV-based Sony TVs
- Roku streaming players
- Roku TV
- Amazon Fire TV
- LG WebOS smart TVs (2016 or newer)
- Samsung Tizen smart TVs (2016 or newer)
Are you ready?
Disney+
Then let's get the stream flowing
Disney is releasing classics like 101 Dalmations to incredible shows from Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, and others for our entertainment on Disney+. So what are you waiting for?
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-- Alexis de Tocqueville --
In the five years since we've had the vCity up and running, no referendum on any site has generated as much excitement as this one, according to current projections. It's now been six days, and about 5% of the vCitizens -- a little less than three million people -- have cast their ballots. As I anticipated, the initial sentiment in favor of "unrestricted expression" has worn thin, and more people, revolted by the Exon Inspiration, are now voting to remove the link on the grounds that the graphic acts of violence portrayed therein represent a future that is neither sustainable nor desirable. Still, the vote is 85% against the ban.
Judging from the nowlinks, the main problem seems to be casbar. The Bahamian server is swamped with vCitizens demanding to know what the fuss is all about. There are very few vCitizens who will cast a vote without seeing the issue directly and for themselves. I like that in a community. Don't take somebody else's word for it -- link now!
Well, they better link soon, because judging from the phone calls I received today, the casbar that has been generated is going to seem like meditation compared to the flood of Internet hits soon to follow. Because for the first time that I can remember, this is an issue that is generating interest outside the vCity community, and striking a resonant chord among the greater mass of real world citizens.


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Welcome to spring boot MVC application
From Static resource folder - index.html file
Static
Templates
Greetings


Verizon, Snap to develop 5G augmented reality features
by Reuters(Reuters) - Verizon Communications Inc (NYSE:VZ) and Snap Inc (NYSE:SNAP) will partner to develop 5G augmented reality features at the wireless carrier's labs, the companies said on Thursday.
The No.1 U.S. wireless carrier will also preload the Snapchat app on select 5G phones under the deal.
Snap's augmented reality features, including lenses that can overlay effects on pictures, have played a key role in its popularity among users.
Verizon and its U.S. rivals have embarked on an aggressive marketing push to get more customers to use their 5G networks, a technology that can offer 20-times faster data speeds than 4G long-term evolution (LTE) networks.


Select heroes you already have in your roster: (clear all)
YES!
PROBABLY. You have a fair chance of winning a new hero.
NO. Odds are against you, just go and buy a new hero with splinters.
Congratulations! You have all the heroes!
Chance to get a new hero:
Chance to get a duplicate hero token:
Expected return:
According to Random Hero Box description, all heroes have equal chances.
While the math here is believed to be 100% correct, there is always a lot of luck involved: you can get 3 duplicate tokens in a row with 99% chance of new, or get your only missing hero with 2% chance of rolling.


for t in threads:
start = time.time()
os.system("python %s 1 %d" %(filename, t))
results["duration"] += [time.time()-start]
results[t] = {}
for t in threads:
results[t] = {}
for t in threads:
start = time.time()
os.system("python %s 1 %d" %(filename, t))
file = open("%s_%d/speed.txt" %(datapath, t), "r")
results["duration"] += [float(file.read())]
results[t] = {}
for t in threads:
results[t] = {}


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Logic Gates
Standard Circuit
NOT Gate
AND Gate
NAND Gate
OR Gate
NOR Gate
XOR Gate
XNOR Gate
XNOR Gate
There needs to be an even number of active inputs the bulb to light


Study
ID
Chen (2017) Cui (2016) Cui (2017) Ding (2014) Ding (2015) Huang (2015) Huang (2016) Huang (2017) Kong (2015) Lan (2017)
Li (2016)
Li (2017) Song (2017) Takahashi (2014) Wan (2016) Wang (2014) Yuan (2016) Zhang (2017) Zhao (2017) Zheng (2016) Zhuang (2015)
Overall (I-squared = 46.6%, p = 0.010)
00371
NOTE: Weights are from random effects analysis!
OR (95% Cl)
1.18 (0.57, 2.43) 3.62 (1.59, 8.24) 2.18 (1.12, 4.24) 5.60 (1.16, 27.07) 1.42 (0.77, 2.60) 3.44 (1.17, 10.13) 8.31 (3.66, 18.88) 3.21 (1.17, 8.83) 3.86 (1.53, 9.75) 4.49 (1.26, 16.01) 0.55 (0.12, 2.55) 4.43 (1.92, 10.23) 12.67 (2.87, 55.88) 3.46 (1.49, 8.02) 3.71 (1.58, 8.69) 2.84 (1.11, 7.29) 3.35 (1.50, 7.48) 2.50 (1.03, 6.03) 17.60 (2.88, 107.61) 3.45 (1.35, 8.84) 26.60 (2.63, 269.41) 3.28 (2.46, 4.38)
269
% Weight
6.46 5.80 6.95 2.57 7.38 4.33 5.82 4.67 5.15 3.51 2.66 5.71 2.81 5.68 5.61 5.06 5.93 5.42 2.06 5.07 1.36 100.00


Amicus is a digital application showing a wide range of different events nearby that otherwise can hardly be found


Lexicon
Exported
doctest(modname::Module)
Run code blocks in the docstrings of the specified module modname
and return
a Summary
of the results.
Code blocks may be skipped by adding an extra newline at the end of the block.
Example:
doctest(Lexicon)
source: Lexicon/src/doctest.jl:101
query(f::Function, sig::(Any..., ))
Search loaded documentation for all methods of a generic function f
that match
the provided signature sig
. Optionally, provide an index (1-based) to view an
individual entry if several different ones are found.
source: Lexicon/src/query.jl:184
query(f::Function, sig::(Any..., ), index)
Search loaded documentation for all methods of a generic function f
that match
the provided signature sig
. Optionally, provide an index (1-based) to view an
individual entry if several different ones are found.
source: Lexicon/src/query.jl:184
save(file::String, modulename::Module)
Write the documentation stored in modulename
to the specified file
in the format guessed from the file's extension.
If MathJax support is required then the optional keyword argument
mathjax::Bool
may be given. MathJax uses \(...\)
for in-line maths
and \[...\]
or $$...$$
for display equations.
Currently supported formats: HTML
, and markdown
.
MkDocs
Beginning with Lexicon 0.1 you can save documentation as pre-formatted markdown files which can then be post-processed using 3rd-party programs such as the static site generator MkDocs.
For details on how to build documentation using MkDocs please consult their detailed guides and the Docile and Lexicon packages. A more customized build process can be found in the Sims.jl package.
Example:
The documentation for this package was created in the following manner. All commands are run from the top-level folder in the package.
save("docs/api/lexicon.md", Lexicon)
run(`mkdocs build`)
From the command line, or using run
, push the doc/site
directory
to the gh-pages
branch on the package repository after pushing the
changes to the master
branch.
git add .
git commit -m "documentation changes"
git push origin master
git subtree push --prefix docs/build origin gh-pages
If this is the first push to the branch then the site may take some time
to become available. Subsequent updates should appear immediately. Only
the contents of the doc/site
folder will be pushed to the branch.
The documentation will be available from
https://USER_NAME.github.io/PACKAGE_NAME/FILE_PATH.html
.
source: Lexicon/src/render.jl:58
EachEntry
Iterator type for Metadata Entries with sorting options
Constructors
EachEntry(docs::Metadata; order = [:category, :name, :source])
Arguments
docs
: main input
Optional keyword arguments
order
: indicators of sorting order, given in priority, options include::category
- category of Entries:exported
- whether the item is exported or unexported:name
- name of Entries:source
- source location of Entries uses both the file path and line number
In addition to symbols, items in order
can be functions of the form
(x,y) = ...
where x
is the documented item, and y
is the
Entry. The function should return a quantity to be compared when
sorting.
Main methods
An iterable, supports start
, next
, and done
. next
returns a
(key, value)
pair where the key
is the ObjectId key, and value
is the Entry.
Example
using Lexicon, Docile, Docile.Interface
d = metadata(Docile);
# Collect the source location of each Entry sorted by the default
# (:category then :name then :source).
res = [v.data[:source][2] for (k,v) in EachEntry(d)]
source: Lexicon/src/filtering.jl:131
@query(args...)
Create a Query
object from the provided args
. The resulting query can then be
run
to retrieve matching results from currently loaded documentation.
This is a low-level interface. For everyday usage in the REPL rather use the
built-in ?
mode, which Lexicon hooks into automatically.
The first argument must be the expression to search for. Supported expressions include method calls, macros, constants, types, functions, and strings. An optional integer argument may be used to only show documentation from one of several results.
Example:
q = @query Lexicon.@query
run(q)
q = @query Lexicon.save 2
run(q)
Note: When searching documentation for an operator (+
, -
, etc.) it should
be enclosed in parentheses:
q = @query (+) 4
run(q)
signature: query(args...)
source: Lexicon/src/query.jl:116
Internal
calculate_score(query, text, object)
Basic text importance scoring.
source: Lexicon/src/query.jl:207
filter(docs::Metadata)
Filter Metadata based on categories or file source
Arguments
docs
: main input
Optional keyword arguments
-
categories
: categories to include in the result; can include any of [:module, :function, :method, :type, :macro, :global, :comment]; defaults to all but :comment -
files
: vector of file names where entries originated to include in the result; full pathnames are searched; can include partial paths; defaults to all
Returns
::Metadata
: the filtered result
Example
using Lexicon, Docile, Docile.Interface
d = metadata(Docile);
# Filter entries with categories of :macro and :type
entries( filter(d, categories = [:macro, :type]) )
# Filter entries from the file types.jl
entries( filter(d, files = ["types.jl"]) )
source: Lexicon/src/filtering.jl:39
filter(f::Function, docs::Metadata)
Filter Metadata based on a function
Arguments
f
: a function that filters Entries and returns a Bool; the function signature should bef(x::Entry)
.docs
: main input
Returns
::Metadata
: the filtered result
Example
using Lexicon, Docile, Docile.Interface
d = metadata(Docile);
# Filter entries with all categories except :type
res = filter(d) do e
category(e) != :type
end
source: Lexicon/src/filtering.jl:78
Match
An entry and the set of all objects that are linked to it.
source: Lexicon/src/query.jl:43
Query
Holds the parsed user query.
Fields:
objects
: The objects that will be searched for in metadata.mods
: Modules to be searched through for documentation.index
: 1-based, for picking an individual entry to display out of a list.
source: Lexicon/src/query.jl:23
QueryResults
Stores the matching entries resulting from running a query.
source: Lexicon/src/query.jl:53


| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 174 | Name of argument $value does not match with the DocBlock's name $mixed in isValid() |
| notice | 174 | Parameter $mixed could not be found in isValid() |
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 776 | Name of argument $collection does not match with the DocBlock's name $collectionId in importFromFile() |
| notice | 776 | Parameter $collectionId could not be found in importFromFile() |
| error | 2036 | No summary for method lazyCreateCollection() |
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|---|---|---|
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| error | 575 | No summary for method setIgnoreHiddenAttributes() |
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| error | 212 | Name of argument $revision does not match with the DocBlock's name $ifMatch in getHead() |
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| error | 212 | Name of argument $ifMatch does not match with the DocBlock's name $revision in getHead() |
| error | 212 | The type hint of the argument is incorrect for the type definition of the @param tag with argument $ifMatch in getHead() |
| error | 417 | Argument $collection is missing from the Docblock of save |
| error | 417 | Argument $document is missing from the Docblock of save |
| error | 417 | Argument $options is missing from the Docblock of save |
| error | 829 | No summary for method lazyCreateCollection() |


Project help for project owner administration: Index
The News page provides current status to project members as well as curious surfers. This page also places your project the world at large.
The Project News page,
and the associated pages, have been designed to simplify and automate many
of the mail maintenance processes. To add news, click on the Add a
News Item link on the upper right of the Project News page.
The fields on the Add News Item page have the following functionality:
Date of event : To add a date to your news item
click on the pull-down menus and select a date. Headline: Enter a title or headline for your news item. You can
use HTML markup tags in this text field. Body: Add in the text of the news item. HTML markup tags
can be used in this text field. For example, you want to add an article recently
published in a trade journal on an issue relevant to your project. The
article, "Widget Kids", was published January 13, 2001, in the "Widget Week"
magazine. To create this as a news item first click on the appropriate
pull-down menus in the Date field to enter the date.
Next, enter the article headline, "Widget Kids" in the Headline
field. Since HTML is permitted here, you can cut and paste the headline as you saw it
online. NOTE: Instead of cutting and pasting the article information into the news fields, you can include any level of html complexity. However, as a rule, you should opt for that which can load quickly and surely across a range of browsers and platforms. If the original headline is a graphic, it is a good idea to use the original.
If you choose to add previously published articles, keep in mind that you do not "own" the article. While you can refer to the headline or title, and provide a synopsis that you have written, you must provide the proper compensations to the owner of the copyright.
One process is to cite the headline, link to it, and then provide, in your own words, an explanatory sentence or paragraph, preferably short. See, for an example of this practice, the news page for OpenOffice.org.
NOTE : You do not need to follow the process above for your own work.
Once you have entered the information on your chosen article, you are ready to "publish" it.
There are several options for submitting news:
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[gecode-users] Reachability in a graph structure.
Jean-Noël Monette
jean-noel.monette at it.uu.se
Fri Jan 10 13:47:07 CET 2014
Hi,
I think that the element constraint does not exactly encode your
purpose. You write:
y ? g1_reach[x] and z ? g1_reach[y] ==> z ? g1_reach[x]
while your element constraint represents something like (if I am correct)
y ? g1_reach[x] and z ? g1_reach[y] <=> z ? g1_reach[x]
i.e., this is an equivalence.
I do not know why you would have thousands of solution, though. Neither
why they do not respect the "superset" constraint.
Hope it helps anyway,
JN Monette
On 01/10/2014 10:35 AM, Tobias Pankrath wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm quite new to constraint programming and gecode in particular and
> ran into some issue
>
> I have to directed graphs G1=(V1,V1×V1), G2=(V2, V2×V2) and I am
> searching for a mapping h: V1 ? V2, that mantains reachability. I.e.
> if there is a path v1 -*> v2 (v1,v2 ? V1) than there must also be a
> path h(v1) -*> h(v2).
>
> To model this using gecode, I am using 4 SetVarArrays:
>
> SetVarArray g1_edges; // y ? g1_edges[x]: there is an edge from v_x to
> v_y in G1
> SetVarArray g2_edges; // like above for G2
>
> SetVarArray g1_reach; // y ? g1_reach[x]: there is a path from v_x to
> v_y in G1
> SetVarArray g2_reach; // like above for G2.
>
> Now I want gecode to calculate the reachability of those graphs. Thus
> I tried to fix the graph by the following domain constraints. A
> picture of the desired graph is attached to this mail.
>
> // define edges between nodes
> dom(*this, g1_edges[0], SRT_EQ, IntSet(1, 2));
> dom(*this, g1_edges[1], SRT_EQ, 5 );
> dom(*this, g1_edges[2], SRT_EQ, IntSet(3,4));
> dom(*this, g1_edges[3], SRT_EQ, 5);
> dom(*this, g1_edges[4], SRT_EQ, 5 );
> dom(*this, g1_edges[5], SRT_EQ, IntSet::empty);
>
> Then I want to encode the following relations:
> * y ? g1_reach[x], if y ? g1_edges[x] (direct neighbours)
> * if y ? g1_reach[x] and z ? g1_reach[y] then z ? g1_reach[x]
> (transitivity)
>
> Thus I do:
> for(int x = 0; x < 6; ++x)
> {
> rel(*this, g1_reach[x] >= g1_edges[x]); // superset
> element(*this, g1_reach, SOT_UNION, g1_reach[x], g1_reach[x]);
> // call to element taken from the manual, section 5.2.4
> // is it correct?
> }
>
> Then I'll branch on g1_reach, like this:
> branch(*this, g1_reach, SET_VAR_NONE(), SET_VAL_MIN_INC());
>
> However this gives me a >1000 solutions and all look like
> g1_edges {{1,2}, {5}, {3,4}, {5}, {5}, {}}
> g1_reach {}
>
> What is the correct way to model this?
>
> With my best regards,
> Tobias
>
>
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We briefly comment on Randy Wells clearing waivers and going to Iowa. Then we get to a few listener-submitted questions and topics. After the break we pick a winner for this week's photo caption contest.


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The foundational element of a Tkinter GUI is the 'window'. Windows are the containers in which all other GUI elements live. These other GUI elements, such as text boxes, labels, and buttons, are known as 'widgets'. Widgets are contained inside of windows.
Each widget in Tkinter is defined by a class.
+--------------+-------------------------------------------------------------+ | Widget Class | Description | +==============+=============================================================+ | Label | A widget used to display text or images on the screen. | +--------------+-------------------------------------------------------------+ | Button | A button that can contain text and can perform | | | an action when clicked. | +--------------+-------------------------------------------------------------+ | Entry | A text entry widget that allows only a single line of text. | +--------------+-------------------------------------------------------------+ | Text | A text entry widget that allows multiline text entry. | +--------------+-------------------------------------------------------------+ | Frame | A rectangular region used to group related widgets | | | or provide padding between widgets. | +--------------+-------------------------------------------------------------+


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Utopia::Command::Environment
Set environment variables within the server deployment.
Nested
Definitions
def update_environment(root, name = self.environment_name)
Setup config/environment.yaml
according to specified options.
Implementation
def update_environment(root, name = self.environment_name)
environment_path = File.join(root, "config", "#{name}.yaml")
FileUtils.mkpath File.dirname(environment_path)
store = YAML::Store.new(environment_path)
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Russia must start fulfilling its obligations on Donbas – German Foreign Ministry
Heiko Maas also noted the important steps taken by the Ukrainian authorities for the residents of Donbas.
German Federal Foreign Minister Heiko Maas is convinced that now it is time for Russia to fulfill its obligations on Donbas settlement.
For over five years, people in Ukraine have been separated by war, which took more than 13,000 lives, so this war must be stopped, Maas said at a joint press conference in Kyiv with Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Vadym Prystaiko, an UNIAN correspondent reports.
"We have the best opportunity in a long time to change something," Maas said.
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echoframework
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org.echo.mobile.framework.support.concurrent.future
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001/* 002 * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one 003 * or more contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file 004 * distributed with this work for additional information 005 * regarding copyright ownership. The ASF licenses this file 006 * to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the 007 * "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance 008 * with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at 009 * 010 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 011 * 012 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, 013 * software distributed under the License is distributed on an 014 * "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY 015 * KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the 016 * specific language governing permissions and limitations 017 * under the License. 018 */ 019 020import org.apache.shiro.SecurityUtils; 021import org.apache.shiro.authc.*; 022import org.apache.shiro.config.IniSecurityManagerFactory; 023import org.apache.shiro.mgt.SecurityManager; 024import org.apache.shiro.session.Session; 025import org.apache.shiro.subject.Subject; 026import org.apache.shiro.util.Factory; 027import org.slf4j.Logger; 028import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory; 029 030 031/** 032 * Simple Quickstart application showing how to use Shiro's API. 033 * 034 * @since 0.9 RC2 035 */ 036public class Quickstart { 037 038 private static final transient Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(Quickstart.class); 039 040 041 public static void main(String[] args) { 042 043 // The easiest way to create a Shiro SecurityManager with configured 044 // realms, users, roles and permissions is to use the simple INI config. 045 // We'll do that by using a factory that can ingest a .ini file and 046 // return a SecurityManager instance: 047 048 // Use the shiro.ini file at the root of the classpath 049 // (file: and url: prefixes load from files and urls respectively): 050 Factory<SecurityManager> factory = new IniSecurityManagerFactory("classpath:shiro.ini"); 051 SecurityManager securityManager = factory.getInstance(); 052 053 // for this simple example quickstart, make the SecurityManager 054 // accessible as a JVM singleton. Most applications wouldn't do this 055 // and instead rely on their container configuration or web.xml for 056 // webapps. That is outside the scope of this simple quickstart, so 057 // we'll just do the bare minimum so you can continue to get a feel 058 // for things. 059 SecurityUtils.setSecurityManager(securityManager); 060 061 // Now that a simple Shiro environment is set up, let's see what you can do: 062 063 // get the currently executing user: 064 Subject currentUser = SecurityUtils.getSubject(); 065 066 // Do some stuff with a Session (no need for a web or EJB container!!!) 067 Session session = currentUser.getSession(); 068 session.setAttribute("someKey", "aValue"); 069 String value = (String) session.getAttribute("someKey"); 070 if (value.equals("aValue")) { 071 log.info("Retrieved the correct value! [" + value + "]"); 072 } 073 074 // let's login the current user so we can check against roles and permissions: 075 if (!currentUser.isAuthenticated()) { 076 UsernamePasswordToken token = new UsernamePasswordToken("lonestarr", "vespa"); 077 token.setRememberMe(true); 078 try { 079 currentUser.login(token); 080 } catch (UnknownAccountException uae) { 081 log.info("There is no user with username of " + token.getPrincipal()); 082 } catch (IncorrectCredentialsException ice) { 083 log.info("Password for account " + token.getPrincipal() + " was incorrect!"); 084 } catch (LockedAccountException lae) { 085 log.info("The account for username " + token.getPrincipal() + " is locked. " + 086 "Please contact your administrator to unlock it."); 087 } 088 // ... catch more exceptions here (maybe custom ones specific to your application? 089 catch (AuthenticationException ae) { 090 //unexpected condition? error? 091 } 092 } 093 094 //say who they are: 095 //print their identifying principal (in this case, a username): 096 log.info("User [" + currentUser.getPrincipal() + "] logged in successfully."); 097 098 //test a role: 099 if (currentUser.hasRole("schwartz")) { 100 log.info("May the Schwartz be with you!"); 101 } else { 102 log.info("Hello, mere mortal."); 103 } 104 105 //test a typed permission (not instance-level) 106 if (currentUser.isPermitted("lightsaber:wield")) { 107 log.info("You may use a lightsaber ring. Use it wisely."); 108 } else { 109 log.info("Sorry, lightsaber rings are for schwartz masters only."); 110 } 111 112 //a (very powerful) Instance Level permission: 113 if (currentUser.isPermitted("winnebago:drive:eagle5")) { 114 log.info("You are permitted to 'drive' the winnebago with license plate (id) 'eagle5'. " + 115 "Here are the keys - have fun!"); 116 } else { 117 log.info("Sorry, you aren't allowed to drive the 'eagle5' winnebago!"); 118 } 119 120 //all done - log out! 121 currentUser.logout(); 122 123 System.exit(0); 124 } 125}


The result table returned by executing a search can be used for adding and changing values in the Route table using the editing capabilities of the DataGridView control.
Note: This example uses the ingresInsertCommand5, which was created when the ingresDataAdapter5 was added.
The event handler for detecting changes in the DataGridView control is routeBindingSource_PositionChanged. In the event handler, the row DataGridView row property is used to determine whether a value in an existing row was changed or added and to invoke the appropriate UPDATE or INSERT command.
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7.5. Rectangle EditingWhen you mark regions to move or delete, they always cover the full width of the window. Editing by region is fine for most of the work that you do in Emacs. But what if you wanted to edit a table? Regions cover the full width of the window, so they can't handle columns. Emacs offers another way to define areas to delete, copy, and move around: using rectangles. Rectangles are just what they sound like: rectangular areas that you define and manipulate using special rectangle editing commands. Editing with rectangles is useful whenever you want to move or delete vertical columns of information; for instance, moving a column of a table or rearranging fields in a dataset. For example, let's say you want to edit the following table, moving the "Hours" column to the right side. There's no way to do this using regions, but it's easy to do if you learn some rectangle editing commands.
You define a rectangle the same way you define a region; the commands you use after marking the area tell Emacs whether you want to work with a region or a rectangle. (This is a good time to let go of your mouse and use keyboard commands for marking the text. Highlighting remains horizontal when you're working with rectangles and will only confuse you as you begin to think rectangularly. Of course, there's nothing wrong with using the mouse to move the cursor quickly; just don't use it to highlight text.) Before we start working with these columns, select the buffer with C-x h and untabify it by typing M-x untabify. Rectangle editing works best with files that do not contain tab characters. To define a rectangle, move the cursor to the upper-left corner and set the mark by pressing C-Space, then move the cursor to the lower-right corner of the rectangle. Once you're at the lower-right corner of the rectangle, move one character farther. Why move one character farther? Remember that when you define a region, the character that the cursor is on isn't part of the region. (The character that the mark is on is part of the region.) Let's define a rectangle that covers the second column of our table.
Now that the rectangle is marked, we want to delete it and then move it. The command to delete a rectangle so you can retrieve it elsewhere is C-x r k (for kill-rectangle).
Once again, when you mark a rectangle, you put the cursor on the upper-left corner, set the mark, then move to the lower-right corner of the rectangle and over one more space. Emacs expects rectangles to be rectangles. If necessary, it pads an area with spaces to make up the straight line on the right side. You can move anywhere on the screen and reinsert the rectangle last killed with the yank-rectangle command, C-x r y. To put the "Hours" column on the right side of the table, we move the cursor following the cell phone column.
Emacs inserts the rectangle exactly where you tell it to. We moved past the cell phone column and then added some space between the cell phone and hours columns. Otherwise, Emacs would have blithely inserted the hours column into the middle of the cell phone column. Note that there's no equivalent of the kill ring for rectangles. You can yank only the most recent rectangle.[4]
Killing and yanking rectangles requires practice. Once you get the hang of the procedure, it is an easy way to edit tables and other column-dependent material. A few other commands create blank rectangles. For example, let's say we want to put four more spaces between the cell phone and hours columns. To do this, we set the mark, move to the bottom of the column, move forward four spaces, then type C-x r o (for open-rectangle). This command inserts a blank rectangle and pushes the remaining text to the right.
Now we need to define the amount of space we want to insert. Move down to the bottom of the rectangle (the "Alvin" line) and then move to the hyphen between 6:00 and 3:00.
Finally, type C-x r o to add the new space to the table.
The clear-rectangle command wipes out text, leaving a blank rectangle in its place. It's just as though you had erased a column on a blackboard. Like the blackboard column, the text column that is wiped out is gone, not stored in the rectangle kill buffer. To continue with our example, let's say that after reviewing the schedule, all those involved agreed that they'd rather not have their cell phones listed.
As you can see, the spacing of our table still isn't perfect; you'd probably want to use the delete-rectangle command[5] to delete the extra space between the second and the third columns. To delete the blank space without storing it, start by moving the cursor to the space following the longest email address and press C-Space to set the mark, then move to the opposite corner of the box you want to delete and type C-x r d.
If you're doing some really fancy table editing, being able to store several rectangles is helpful. That way, you can have every column as a rectangle, as well as having a rectangle for the exact amount of blank space to put between each column. You can store rectangles in registers by typing C-x r r r where r is any alphanumeric character, including punctuation. To insert a rectangle you've stored, type C-x r i r. Registers don't persist between sessions. Table 7-5 lists rectangle commands.
7.5.1 CUA Rectangle EditingIf you are familiar with CUA mode, which is part of Emacs starting with 21.3.5, you may know that it provides cut and paste key sequences familiar to Windows users, as in C-x to cut and C-v to paste (see Chapter 13). The second most commonly touted feature of CUA mode is its superior rectangle support. We've just looked at a myriad of rectangle commands. CUA's rectangle support is far simpler. By learning essentially one command, you can cut and paste rectangles in CUA mode. Unfortunately at present, CUA mode support is standard but not nuanced on Emacs 21.3.5. You either take the whole enchilada or you don't. To turn it on, select C-x/C-c/C-v cut and paste (CUA) from the Options menu. If you don't generally like to use the CUA keybindings for cut and paste, you might turn this option on only when you are doing rectangle editing. To select a rectangle, type Shift-Enter. Emacs starts to highlight in a dark pink color by default. You extend the highlighting with normal cursor movement keys (the mouse does not work at present).
The minibuffer displays an array of CUA mode rectangle commands. For now, we'll just mark the rectangle and experiment with one of these commands momentarily.
Note that the marked rectangle isn't strictly rectangular in shape. The phone numbers form a true rectangle, but in order to create a rectangle that includes the column header, we need to ask CUA mode to "pad" the rectangle using M-p, one of the commands listed in the minibuffer earlier.
We can now cut or paste the rectangle using C-x or C-v respectively. This is just a taste of the CUA mode rectangle commands. You can explore more of them on your own. We thought you should be aware of this method as an alternative to the more keyboard-intensive rectangle commands that have been part of Emacs for many years. |
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Bitstream Interpretation Library (BIL)
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Files | |
| file | Design.cpp [code] |
| Contains definition of Design class. | |
| file | Design.hpp [code] |
| Contains declaration of Design class. | |
| file | Instance.cpp [code] |
| Contains definition of Instance class. | |
| file | Instance.hpp [code] |
| Contains declaration of Instance class. | |
| file | Net.cpp [code] |
| Contains definition of Net class. | |
| file | Net.hpp [code] |
| Contains declaration of Net class. | |
| file | NetType.cpp [code] |
| Contains NetType enumeration constants and strings. | |
| file | NetType.hpp [code] |
| Contains NetType enumeration constants and strings. | |
| file | PinRef.cpp [code] |
| Contains definition of PinRef class. | |
| file | PinRef.hpp [code] |
| Contains declaration of PinRef class. | |
| file | PIPRef.cpp [code] |
| Contains definition of PIPRef class. | |
| file | PIPRef.hpp [code] |
| Contains declaration of PIPRef class. |


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Nothing's
Changed
(The Calling) |
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It
was a day just like this
In a life of our times Shrugging signs there's no chance for us It's not mine to decide You never listened to what I said you never thought I'd succeed And though I've given you all I can You show no faith in me Chorus: And I remember, and I recall And I can see that nothing's changed at all Though we falter, we don't have to fall And I can see that nothing's changed at all Even when I was you And the pressure was on You always told me to do my thing So what the hell went wrong Chorus An outcast coming home, opinions stay the same They'll spit them out and spin me right back through the door The louder that we scream, the more invisible we seem Is it gonna last forever Now I'm learning the lies From the skies where they reign Can't find shelter for myself And you're all to blame Chorus |


module Space:sig
..end
Adjust various spacing and sizes of layouts.
These functions do not take effect immediately! They will be executed, in the order of their invocation, at the next graphics frame (or at startup if they are invoked before the start of the mainloop).
val hfill : ?right_margin:int -> unit -> Layout.t
When used in a Layout.flat
structure, this special empty layout will
automatically expand in order to fill the available width in the parent
house. The other inhabitants keep the width they had at the execution of
the hfill
invocation. Their height is resized as usual. Only one hfill
layout should be used in a given house.
val make_hfill : ?right_margin:int -> Layout.t -> unit
val full_width : ?right_margin:int -> ?left_margin:int -> Layout.t -> unit
This will set the width of the room (layout) in order to occupy the whole width of its house.
val make_vfill : ?bottom_margin:int -> Layout.t -> unit
Like Space.hfill
, but applies to the specified layout instead of creating an
empty one.
val vfill : ?bottom_margin:int -> unit -> Layout.t
When used in a Layout.tower
structure, this special empty layout will
automatically expand in order to fill the available height in the parent
house. See Space.hfill
.
val full_height : ?top_margin:int -> ?bottom_margin:int -> Layout.t -> unit
val keep_bottom : ?reset_scaling:bool -> ?margin:int -> Layout.t -> unit
val keep_right : ?reset_scaling:bool -> ?margin:int -> Layout.t -> unit


During CCS 2017, Taesoo Kim (Georgia Tech), Zhiqiang Lin (UT Dallas) and Chia-Che Tsai (Stony Brook University / UC Berkeley) together gave an overall tutorial on Intel SGX technology. The tutorial’s contents are well organized and presented by SGX experts in the acadamia. We believe that this tutorial serves as a perfect entry point to understand the background of SGX technology.
This tutorial consists of three parts, including:
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SGX 101: introduction, performance, and applications
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SGX shielding framework and development tools
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SGX Security Issues
Presentation slides and demo videos are available here.
In this tutorial, Zhiqiang Lin first introduced the basic concepts of Intel SGX, its development workflows, potential applications and performance characteristics. Then, Chia-Che Tsai introduced various ways to quickly start writing SGX applications, specifically by utilizing library OSes or thin shielding layers; he explaind the pros and cons of each approach in terms of security and usability. Last but not least, Taesoo Kim explained known security concerns, including cache/branch side-channel attacks and memory safety issues, and corresponding defenses with various working demos.
SGX 101: introduction, performance, and applications (Zhiqiang Lin)
SGX shielding framework and development tools (Chia-Che Tsai)
SGX Security Issues (Taesoo Kim)
Demo Videos
02-demo-libos:
ELEOS_memcached_native_sgx
ELEOS_memcached_rpc
ELEOS_memcached_suvm
Graphene_Container_DEMO
Graphene_EDMM_DEMO
Graphene_GCC_DEMO
SCONE_DEMO_helloworld
03-demo-security:
branch-shadowing
darkrop
sgx-pagetable-attack
sgx-shield
sgxbleed
sgxbomb
tsgx