| _format [Java.Lang] | format
|
A | |
| access_coarse_location [Android.Permission] | android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION
|
| access_fine_location [Android.Permission] | android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION
|
| access_link [Instr] |
which
Instr.link_sort does this Instr.opcode access to?
|
| access_network_state [Android.Permission] | android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
|
| activity [Android.Preference] | android.preference.PreferenceActivity
|
| activity [Android.App] | android.app.Activity
|
| add [Dataflow.SCHEDULER] |
add the given
Dataflow.SCHEDULER.st into the scheduler
|
| add_call [Callgraph] |
into the
Callgraph.cg , add an edge from the caller to the callee
returns true if a new node is introduced
|
| add_interface [Modify] |
add an interface to a class.
|
| add_transition [Logging] |
add non-overriden transition methods
|
| all [Ctrlflow.CTRLFLOW] |
all statements
|
| api_usage [Android] |
report API usage (including overrides) in the dex file
|
| append [Java.Lang] | append
|
| appended [Android.Net] | withAppendedPath
|
| appended [Android.Content] | withAppendedId
|
| application [Android.App] | android.app.Application
|
B | |
| b [Java] | byte
|
| begins_with [Util] | true if the given string begins with the given prefix
|
| bot [Dataflow.LATTICE] | BOTTOM of the lattice
|
| bundle [Android.OS] | android.os.Bundle
|
C | |
| c [Java] | char
|
| c_bool [Java.Lang] | java.lang.Boolean
|
| c_byte [Java.Lang] | java.lang.Byte
|
| c_char [Java.Lang] | java.lang.Character
|
| c_doubl [Java.Lang] | java.lang.Double
|
| c_float [Java.Lang] | java.lang.Float
|
| c_int [Java.Lang] | java.lang.Integer
|
| c_long [Java.Lang] | java.lang.Long
|
| c_short [Java.Lang] | java.lang.Short
|
| c_void [Java.Lang] | java.lang.Void
|
| calc_this [Dex] |
calculate a register number that holds
this pointer
|
| call_trace [Modify] |
trace call stack by modifying methods of specific classes in the dex
|
| callers [Callgraph] |
find callers for the given method, with a certain depth
|
| cdom [Ctrlflow] |
longest common dominators
|
| cfg2dot [Ctrlflow] |
print control-flow graph in dot format
|
| cg2dot [Callgraph] |
print
Callgraph.cg in dot format
|
| change_network_state [Android.Permission] | android.permission.CHANGE_NETWORK_STATE
|
| chk_acc_flag [Dex] |
check certain flags are set
|
| chk_perm [Android.Content.PM] | checkPermission
|
| chk_perm [Android.Content] | checkCallingOrSelfPermission
|
| clinit [Java] | <clinit>
|
| cls [Java.Lang] | java.lang.Class
|
| combine [Combine] |
combine two DEX binaries
|
| common_prefix [Util] |
find the common prefix of the given
string s
|
| compare [Dataflow.LATTICE] |
partial order between
Dataflow.LATTICE.l s
|
| compare [Dex.OffKey] | |
| compare [Dex.IdxKey] | |
| compare [Util.IntKey] | |
| compare_cc [Callgraph] |
call chain comparison
|
| con_serv [Android.Content] | android.content.Context.CONNECTIVITY_SERVICE
|
| concat [Java.Lang] | concat
|
| contains [Util] | true if the given string contains the other string
|
| context [Android.Content] | android.content.Context
|
| cpdom [Ctrlflow] |
longest common post dominators
|
| cursor [Android.Database] | android.database.Cursor
|
D | |
| d [Java] | double
|
| d [Log] | debug
|
| dependants [Callgraph] |
find dependent classes for the given class
|
| discard_cls_calls [Modify] |
discard calls related to specific classes
|
| dom2dot [Ctrlflow] |
print dominator tree in dot format
|
| doms [Ctrlflow] |
compute block-level dominance relations for given
Ctrlflow.cfg
|
| dump [Dump] |
dump dex binary for given file name
|
E | |
| empty_citm [Dex] |
empty
Dex.code_item
|
| empty_dex [Dex] |
empty
Dex.dex
|
| empty_section [Dex] |
empty
Dex.section
|
| endian_to_str [Dex] | string representation of Dex.endian
|
| ends_with [Util] | true if the given string ends with the given suffix
|
| expand_opr [Modify] |
expand usage caused by massive instrumentations
|
| explode [Util] |
split a
string into a list of char s
|
F | |
| f [Java] | float
|
| find_lifecycle_act [Android] |
find
Activity lifecycle methods
|
| find_str [Dex] |
find string id for given
string ,
Dex.no_idx unless found
|
| find_ty_str [Dex] |
find type id for given
string ,
Dex.no_idx unless found
|
| find_view [Android.App] | findViewById
|
| fixed_pt [Dataflow.ANALYSIS] |
calculate fixed point
|
| fld_comp [Dex] |
comparator for field signatures: field name and type
|
G | |
| generate_documentation [Htmlunparse] |
Generate HTML output
|
| getHost [Android.Net] | getHost
|
| get_argv [Dex] |
get a
list of arguments for given method
|
| get_argv [Instr] |
retrieve actual parameters,
e.g.
|
| get_cdata [Dex] | |
| get_cdef [Dex] |
get
Dex.class_def_item for given class id,
raise Not_found unless found
|
| get_cid [Dex] |
get class id from name,
Dex.no_idx unless found
|
| get_cid_from_fid [Dex] |
get class id from field id
|
| get_cid_from_mid [Dex] |
get class id from method id
|
| get_citm [Dex] | |
| get_class_name [Java] |
from
Ljava/lang/Object; to Object
|
| get_cls [Java.Lang] | getClass
|
| get_col_idx [Android.Database] | getColumnIndex
|
| get_col_idx_e [Android.Database] | getColumnIndexOrThrow
|
| get_cursor [Modify] |
get the
Modify.cursor of the given instruction
|
| get_data_item [Dex] |
get
Dex.data_item for given offset
|
| get_emtd [Dex] |
get
Dex.encoded_method for given class and method,
raise Dex.Wrong_dex if such method is not defined
|
| get_fit [Dex] |
get
Dex.field_id_item for given field id
|
| get_fldS [Dex] |
get all fields, along with ids, for given class and superclasses
|
| get_fld_full_name [Dex] |
get name for given field, along with class name
|
| get_fld_name [Dex] |
get name for given field
|
| get_flds [Dex] |
get all fields, along with ids, for given class
|
| get_fst_cursor [Modify] |
get the first
Modify.cursor
|
| get_fst_ins [Modify] |
get the first
Instr.instr
|
| get_implementers [Dex] |
get classes that implement the given interface
|
| get_innerclasses [Dex] |
get inner classes for the given class
|
| get_ins [Modify] |
get the
Instr.instr at Modify.cursor point
|
| get_ins [Dex] | |
| get_interfaces [Dex] |
get interfaces implemented by the given class
|
| get_last [Util] |
get the last element in a
list
|
| get_last_cursor [Modify] |
get the last
Modify.cursor
|
| get_last_ins [Modify] |
get the last
Instr.instr
|
| get_last_inss [Ctrlflow] |
get the last instructions
|
| get_mit [Dex] |
get
Dex.method_id_item for given method id
|
| get_mtdS [Dex] |
get all methods, along with ids, for given class and superclasses
|
| get_mtd_full_name [Dex] |
get name for given method, along with class name
|
| get_mtd_name [Dex] |
get name for given method
|
| get_mtd_sig [Dex] |
get method signature, e.g.,
Lpkg/cls;->mtd(arg1;arg2;...)rety
|
| get_mtds [Dex] |
get all methods, along with ids, for given class
|
| get_name [Java.Lang] | getName
|
| get_off [Dex] |
obtain 32-bits offset from
Off
|
| get_owning_class [Dex] |
get owning class if the given class is an inner class
|
| get_owning_class [Java] |
from
Lpkg/cls$n; to Lpkg/cls;
|
| get_package_name [Java] |
from
Ljava/lang/Object; to java.lang
|
| get_pit [Dex] |
get
Dex.proto_id_item for a given method.
|
| get_reg_sorts [Instr] |
for the given
Instr.instr , make mappings from register to its Instr.reg_sort
|
| get_rety [Dex] |
get return type for given method
|
| get_stk [Java.Lang] | getStackTrace
|
| get_str [Dex] | |
| get_stt_flds [Dex] |
get static fields for given class, along with initial values if exists
|
| get_superclass [Dex] |
get super class id for given class,
Dex.no_idx if it's at the top level
|
| get_superclasses [Dex] |
get super classes for a given class
|
| get_supermethod [Dex] |
get overriden method at the superclass for given class and method,
Dex.no_idx unless overridable
|
| get_sys_serv [Android.Content] | getSystemService
|
| get_the_fld [Dex] |
get the specific field of given class and given field name
|
| get_the_mtd [Dex] |
get the specific method of given class and given method name
|
| get_the_mtd_shorty [Dex] |
get the specific method of given class, method name,
and shorty descriptor (useful for overloading)
|
| get_ty_lst [Dex] | |
| get_ty_str [Dex] |
get type name for given type id
|
H | |
| hasNext [Dataflow.SCHEDULER] | true if it has a next Dataflow.SCHEDULER.st
|
| has_caller [Callgraph] | true if the given method is invoked by other methods
|
| hashCode [Java] | hashCode
|
| hello [Modify] |
API test
|
| hx_to_op [Instr] |
hex to
Instr.opcode
|
| hx_to_op_and_size [Instr] |
hex to
Instr.opcode and size
|
I | |
| i [Java] | int
|
| i [Log] | info
|
| idom [Ctrlflow] |
immediate dominator according to dominance relations
|
| idx2opr [Dex] |
from
Idx to OPR_INDEX
|
| iitf [Android.OS] | android.os.IInterface
|
| implements [Modify] | true , adding an abstract method if given class doesn't implement it
|
| in_hierarchy [Dex] |
check that some property (given as a function
Dex.link to bool )
holds in hierarchy starting from the given class
|
| init [Dataflow.DATAFLOW] |
initial
Dataflow.LATTICE.l
|
| init [Java] | <init>
|
| inn [Dataflow.ANALYSIS] |
return
IN for the given Dataflow.ANALYSIS.st
|
| insrt_citm [Dex] |
insert
Dex.code_item into the data pool
|
| insrt_data [Dex] |
insert
Dex.data_item into the data pool
|
| insrt_ins [Modify] | |
| insrt_ins [Dex] |
insert
Instr.instr into the data pool
|
| insrt_insns [Modify] | |
| insrt_insns_after_end [Modify] |
insert
Instr.instr s after the end of Dex.code_item
|
| insrt_insns_after_start [Modify] |
insert
Instr.instr s after the start of Dex.code_item
|
| insrt_insns_before_end [Modify] |
insert
Instr.instr s before the end of Dex.code_item
|
| insrt_insns_before_start [Modify] |
insert
Instr.instr s before the start of Dex.code_item
|
| insrt_insns_over_off [Modify] |
insert
Instr.instr s over the specified Dex.offset ,
while preserving that Dex.offset at Modify.cursor point
|
| insrt_insns_under_off [Modify] |
insert
Instr.instr s under the specified Dex.offset ,
while preserving that Dex.offset at Modify.cursor point
|
| insrt_return_void [Modify] |
insert
Instr.rv at the end of the method
|
| insrt_str [Dex] |
insert
string into the data pool
|
| insrt_stt [Dex] |
insert
STATIC_VALUE into the data pool
|
| insrt_ty_lst [Dex] |
insert
TYPE_LIST into the data pool
|
| instr_to_bytes [Instr] |
according to given base address, translate
Instr.instr to bytes
|
| instr_to_string [Instr] | Instr.instr to string
|
| intent [Android.Content] | android.content.Intent
|
| internet [Android.Permission] | android.permission.INTERNET
|
| ipdom [Ctrlflow] |
immediate post dominator according to post dominace realtions
|
| is_abstract [Android] | true if given method is abstract
|
| is_activity [Android] | true if given class is subclass of Activity
|
| is_ads_pkg [Android.Ads] | true if given class is inside Ads package
|
| is_context [Android] | true if given class is subclass of Context
|
| is_fragment [Android] | true if given class is subclass of Fragment
|
| is_inner_class [Java] | true if the given type name is an inner class, such as ...$1
|
| is_innerclass [Dex] |
check whether some class is an inner class of the given class
|
| is_ins [Dex] | true if the item for given offset is Instr.instr
|
| is_interface [Dex] | true if ACC_INTERFACE is set
|
| is_key_abstract [Android.View.KeyEvent] | true if given method is one of KeyEvent abstracts
|
| is_library [Android] | true if given class is Android library
|
| is_library [Java] | true if given class is Java library
|
| is_listener [Android] | true if given class implements any sorts of Listener
|
| is_menu_abstract [Android.View.MenuItem] | true if given method is one of MenuItem abstracts
|
| is_param [Dex] | true if the given register is used as a parameter
|
| is_primitive [Java] | true if the given type name is one of primitive types
|
| is_set_listener [Android] | true if given method is a setter for Listener
|
| is_shorty_descr [Java] | true if given string is fit for shorty description
|
| is_static [Dex] | true if ACC_STATIC is set
|
| is_static_library [Android] | true if given class is Android static library
|
| is_superclass [Dex] |
check whether some class is a super class (up through the hierarchy)
of a given class
|
| is_synthetic [Dex] | true if ACC_SYNTHETIC is set
|
| is_type_descr [Java] | true if given string is fit for type description
|
| is_view_abstract [Android.View] | true if given method is one of View abstracts
|
| is_wide [Java] | true if the given type name is either long or double
|
| isoc [Java.Net] | java.net.InetSocketAddress
|
| iter [Visitor] | |
J | |
| j [Java] | long
|
K | |
| key [Android.View] | android.view.KeyEvent
|
L | |
| last [Ctrlflow.CTRLFLOW] |
last statements
|
| lifecycle_act [Android.App] | Activity lifecycle methods
|
| lifecycle_srv [Android.App] | Service lifecycle methods
|
| loc_serv [Android.Content] | android.content.Context.LOCATION_SERVICE
|
| log [Android.Util] | android.util.Log
|
| low_reg [Instr] |
number of "low" registers, registers numbers higher
than this must be moved to a low register before they
can be used for some instructions.
|
| lower [Java.Lang] | toLowerCase
|
| lst_act [Android.App] | android.app.ListActivity
|
M | |
| machine_instr_to_str [Dex] |
get
string notation of given Dex.state_machine_instr
|
| main [Main] | |
| make_cfg [Ctrlflow] |
make control-flow graph for given
Dex.code_item
|
| make_cg [Callgraph] |
make call graph for overall
Dex.dex file
|
| make_class_overridable [Modify] |
rip off the
final qualifier on Dex.class_def_item
|
| make_dfa [Reaching] |
make reaching definition analysis
|
| make_dfa [Propagation] |
make constant propagation analysis
|
| make_dfa [Liveness] |
make liveness analysis
|
| make_instr [Instr] | |
| make_method_overridable [Modify] |
rip off the
final qualifer on Dex.encoded_method
|
| make_partial_cg [Callgraph] |
partial call graph starting from the given classes, with a certain depth
|
| manager [Android.Location] | android.location.LocationManager
|
| meet [Dataflow.LATTICE] |
meet operator
|
| menu [Android.View] | android.view.MenuItem
|
| modify [Logging] |
instrument logging features into the dex accordingly
|
| modify [Testing] | |
| mtd_comp [Dex] |
comparator for method signatures: method name, return type, and arguments
|
| mtd_comp_relaxed [Dex] |
comparator for method signatures: method name, return type, and arguments,
but ignore the package name for return types and arguments.
|
N | |
| new_arr [Instr] |
for a given destination register, size, and type,
generate a new
OP_NEW_ARRAY Instr.instr
|
| new_arr_op [Instr] |
for a given value, array, index registers,
generate a new
OP_A(GET|PUT) -kind Instr.instr
|
| new_bin_lit_op [Instr] |
for the given binary op, registers, and constant,
generate a new binary-lit(16|8) operation
Instr.instr
|
| new_bin_op [Instr] |
for the given binary op and registers,
generate a new binary operation
Instr.instr
|
| new_class [Modify] |
add a new class definition;
pass superclass name, its name, and
Dex.access_flag s
|
| new_const [Instr] |
for given register number and constant,
generate
OP_CONST -kind Instr.instr
|
| new_const_id [Instr] |
for a given register number, along with string or class id,
generate
OP_CONST -kind Instr.instr
|
| new_field [Modify] |
add a new field definition;
pass class id, its name,
Dex.access_flag s, and type
|
| new_goto [Instr] | |
| new_if [Instr] | |
| new_invoke [Instr] | |
| new_ist_fld [Instr] |
for given registers and instance field id,
generate
OP_I(GET|PUT) -kind Instr.instr
|
| new_ist_of [Instr] |
for given destination and source registers, along with type,
generate a new
OP_INSTANCE_OF Instr.instr
|
| new_method [Modify] |
add a new method definition, along with empty body;
pass class id, its name,
Dex.access_flag s, return type, and arguments
|
| new_move [Instr] |
for given destination and source registers,
generate a new
OP_MOVE -kind Instr.instr
|
| new_move_result [Instr] |
for given hex code and register number,
generate
OP_MOVE_RESULT -kind Instr.instr
|
| new_obj [Instr] |
for a given destination register and type,
generate a new
OP_NEW_INSTANCE Instr.instr
|
| new_return [Instr] | |
| new_sig [Modify] |
add a new method signature;
pass class id, its name, return type, and arguments
|
| new_str [Modify] |
add a new
string
|
| new_stt_fld [Instr] |
for given register number and static field id,
generate
OP_S(GET|PUT) -kind Instr.instr
|
| new_ty [Modify] |
add a new type
|
| new_un_op [Instr] |
for the given unary op and registers,
generate a new unary operation
Instr.instr
|
| next [Modify] |
next instruction
|
| next [Dataflow.SCHEDULER] |
return the next available
Dataflow.SCHEDULER.st
|
| no_idx [Dex] |
wrapping
Dex.no_index with Idx
|
| no_index [Dex] |
0xffffffff (= -1 if signed int)
|
| no_off [Dex] |
wrapping
Dex.no_offset with Off
|
| no_offset [Dex] |
0x00000000
|
O | |
| obj [Java.Lang] | java.lang.Object
|
| of_i [Log] |
from
int to string
|
| of_idx [Dex] |
unwrapping
Idx
|
| of_java_ty [Java] |
from
Ljava/lang/Object; to java.lang.Object
|
| of_off [Dex] |
unwrapping
Off
|
| of_reg [Instr] |
unwrapping
OPR_REGISTER
|
| of_type_code [Dex] |
get
int value of given Dex.type_code
|
| of_type_descr [Java] |
from type description
|
| off2opr [Dex] |
from
Off to OPR_OFFSET
|
| onBind [Android.App] | onBind
|
| onClick [Android.View] | onClick
|
| onCreate [Android.App] | onCreate
|
| onCreateOptionsMenu [Android.App] | onCreateOptionsMenu
|
| onDestroy [Android.App] | onDestroy
|
| onKey [Android.View] | onKey
|
| onKeyDown [Android.View.KeyEvent] | onKeyDown
|
| onKeyLongPress [Android.View.KeyEvent] | onKeyLongPress
|
| onKeyMultiple [Android.View.KeyEvent] | onKeyMultiple
|
| onKeyUp [Android.View.KeyEvent] | onKeyUp
|
| onLongClick [Android.View] | onLongClick
|
| onMenuItemClick [Android.View.MenuItem] | onMenuItemClick
|
| onOptionsItemSelected [Android.App] | onOptionsItemSelected
|
| onPause [Android.App] | onPause
|
| onRebind [Android.App] | onRebind
|
| onResume [Android.App] | onResume
|
| onStart [Android.App] | onStart
|
| onStop [Android.App] | onStop
|
| onTouch [Android.View] | onTouch
|
| onUnbind [Android.App] | onUnbind
|
| op_to_hx [Instr] | Instr.opcode to hex
|
| op_to_hx_and_size [Instr] | Instr.opcode to hex and size
|
| op_to_string [Instr] | Instr.opcode to string
|
| opr2idx [Dex] |
from
OPR_INDEX to Idx
|
| opr2off [Dex] |
from
OPR_OFFSET to Off
|
| opr_to_string [Instr] | Instr.operand to string
|
| out [Dataflow.ANALYSIS] |
return
OUT for the given Dataflow.ANALYSIS.st
|
| override [Modify] | true , adding an overriding method if given class doesn't override it
|
| own_the_fld [Dex] | true if the class owns the field
|
| own_the_mtd [Dex] | true if the class owns the method
|
P | |
| parse [Android.Net] | parse
|
| parse [Parse] |
parse DEX binary
in_channel into Dex.dex
|
| pdom2dot [Ctrlflow] |
print post dominator tree in dot format
|
| pdoms [Ctrlflow] |
compute block-level post dominace relations for given
Ctrlflow.cfg
|
| pkg [Java.Lang] | java.lang.Package
|
| pm [Android.Content.PM] | android.content.pm.PackageManager
|
| pred [Ctrlflow.CTRLFLOW] |
predecessors
|
| prev [Modify] |
previous instruction
|
| print_classes [Unparse] |
print all the class names occurred in DEX file
|
| print_info [Unparse] |
print basic infomation about DEX file
|
| print_method [Unparse] |
print
Dex.code_item as a method
|
| provider [Android.Content] | android.content.ContentProvider
|
| ps [Java.IO] | java.io.PrintStream
|
| pub [Dex] | ACC_FOR_PUBLIC
|
| pwr_serv [Android.Content] | android.content.Context.POWER_SERVICE
|
Q | |
| query [Android.Content] | query
|
| query [Android.App] | managedQuery
|
R | |
| range [Util] |
tail-recursive version of python range
|
| read_contacts [Android.Permission] | android.permission.READ_CONTACTS
|
| read_lines [Util] |
read each line from
in_channel
|
| read_phone_state [Android.Permission] | android.permission.READ_PHONE_STATE
|
| rename_cls [Modify] |
rename specific classes
|
| repeat [Util] |
tail-recursive version of python itertools.repeat
|
| replace_str [Modify] |
replace old
string with new one;
true if replaced, false if newly added
|
| report_str_repl_cnt [Modify] |
report
string replacement counts
|
| rm_data [Dex] |
remove
Dex.data_item in the data pool
|
| rm_ins [Modify] | |
| rm_last [Util] |
remove the last element in a
list
|
| run [Java.Lang] | run
|
| rv [Instr] |
void return
|
S | |
| s [Java] | short
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| sbd [Java.Lang] | java.lang.StringBuilder
|
| sdk [Android] |
SDK name of interest
|
| seed_addr [Modify] |
set the start address for fresh ones
|
| service [Android.App] | android.app.Service
|
| set_class [Android.Content] | setClass
|
| set_level [Log] |
set logging level
|
| set_skip_pkgs [Visitor] |
set packages names to be skipped
|
| set_view [Android.App] | setContentView
|
| shift_params [Modify] |
shift parameters so as to secure free registers around "this"
to avoid register truncations, you may need to call
expand_opr
|
| shift_reg_usage [Modify] |
shift register usage so as to secure free registers around 0
to avoid register truncations, you may need to call
expand_opr
|
| shorties [Java] |
list of all short type descriptors
|
| split_string [Util] |
split a
string into a list of string s, with separator split
|
| spub [Dex] | ACC_STATIC along with Dex.pub
|
| start [Ctrlflow.CTRLFLOW] |
starting statement
|
| start [Java.Lang] | start
|
| start_act [Android.Content] | startActivity
|
| start_srv [Android.Content] | startService
|
| stk [Java.Lang] | java.lang.StackTraceElement
|
| str [Java.Lang] | java.lang.String
|
| str_rev [Util] |
reverse the given
string
|
| str_to_endian [Dex] |
obtain
Dex.endian from string representation
|
| subst_cls [Modify] |
substitute the given class usage into the new one
|
| succ [Ctrlflow.CTRLFLOW] |
successors
|
| sys [Java.Lang] | java.lang.System
|
T | |
| tab_act [Android.App] | android.app.TabActivity
|
| thd [Java.Lang] | java.lang.Thread
|
| thr [Java.Lang] | java.lang.Throwable
|
| to_acc_flag [Dex] |
make
int representation from bitfields of Dex.access_flag
|
| to_be_skipped [Visitor] | true if the given class name is set to be skipped
|
| to_idx [Dex] |
wrapping with
Idx
|
| to_java_ty [Java] |
from
java.lang.Object to Ljava/lang/Object;
|
| to_module [Ctrlflow] |
make
Ctrlflow.cfg_module type module using Ctrlflow.cfg
|
| to_off [Dex] |
wrapping with
Off
|
| to_s [Dataflow.LATTICE] |
convert
Dataflow.LATTICE.l to string
|
| to_s [Dataflow.ANALYSIS] |
same as
Dataflow.LATTICE.to_s
|
| to_s [Ctrlflow.CTRLFLOW] |
for debugging
|
| to_s [Java.Lang] | toString
|
| to_shorty_descr [Java] |
to shorty description
|
| to_type_code [Dex] |
convert
int to corresponding Dex.type_code
|
| to_type_descr [Java] |
to type description
|
| top [Dataflow.LATTICE] | TOP of the lattice
|
| trans [Dataflow.DATAFLOW] |
transfer function
|
| trim_1st [Util] |
trim the 1st
char
|
| trim_last [Util] |
trim the last
char
|
| ty_comp [Dex] |
comparator for type ids
|
| ty_lst_comp [Dex] |
comparator for a
list of type ids
|
| ty_lst_comp_relaxed [Dex] |
comparator for a
list of type ids,
but ignore the package name for types.
|
| type_code_to_str [Dex] |
get
string notation of given Dex.type_code
|
U | |
| unparse [Unparse] |
print
Dex.dex in YAML format
|
| update_reg_usage [Modify] |
update register usage:
registers_size and outs_size
|
| upper [Java.Lang] | toUpperCase
|
| uri [Android.Net] | android.net.Uri
|
| uri [Android.Content] | content://com.android.contacts
|
| uri_reqs [Java.Apache] | class s that implement org.apache.http.client.methods.HttpUriRequest
|
| uris [Android.Content] | android.content.ContentUris
|
V | |
| v [Java] | void
|
| v [Log] | verbose
|
| v_of [Java.Lang] | valueOf
|
| val_to_str [Propagation] |
make
Propagation.value printable
|
| view [Android.View] | android.view.View
|
W | |
| w [Log] | warn
|
| wrappers [Java.Lang] |
all wrapper classes for primitive types
|
| write_settings [Android.Permission] | android.permission.WRITE_SETTINGS
|
Z | |
| z [Java] | boolean
|


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Casino
abirbhattacharya82/Casino
Introduction
Casino is a GitHub Repository that simulates using command prompts some games that are famous all over the World. Some of the games are played in Casinos others are are Legacy games, and are played throughout ages.
Games
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Roll the Correct Dice
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21 Sticks
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Flip A Coin
>
Three In A Row
>
Casino Roulette
>
Baccarat
>
Jumping Cards
Contributors
Abir Bhattacharya
abirbhattacharya82
Sayan Das
sayandas722
Ankit Seth
Audacity21
Struck and Need Help?


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WITNESS LIST Law Enforcement Committee April 11, 2005-1:30P HB 164 For: Bailey, Becky (Self and Parents Against Illegal Narcotics) Bailey, Frankie (Self and Young County Sheriff's Department) Burns, Sgt. Richard (Self and Austin Police Department) Fouts, Michael (Self) Gaylor, Tom (Texas Municipal Police Association) Gray, Sonja (Self and Parents Against Illegal Narcotics) Green, Linda (Self) Grimes, Major Mike (Oklahoma Highway Patrol) Hagerman, David C. (Self and Tarrant County District Attorney's Office) Key, Spencer (Self and Parents Against Illegal Narcotics) Macha, Barry (Self) Perez, Becky (Self and P.A.I.N. (Parents Against Illegal Narcotics)) Posey, Elizabeth A. (Self) Richie, Boyd (Self and Young County Attorney) Surber, Brian (Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics) Wright, Greg (Self) Against: Heikkala, Karen (ACLU of Texas) On: Bates, Joan (Department of State Health Services) Bland, Jennifer Hawks (Comsumer Healthcare Products Association) Clayton, Ph.D., John M. (Schering-Plough HealthCare Products, Inc.) Heald, Michael (Self and Drug Enforcement Administration) Kromrei, Liz (Department of Family and Protective Services - CPS) Parker, Pam (Department of Family and Protective Services) Peacock, Oren (Texas Retailers Association) Sepich, Marilyn (Self) Spragins, John (Wichita Falls Police Department and North Texas Regional Drug Task Force) Tennyson, Susan (Texas Department of Health Services) HB 1345 For: Gutierrez, Bobby (Self and JPCA-Legislative Comm.) HB 1590 For: Bailey, Becky (Self and Parents Against Illegal Narcotics) Bailey, Frankie (Self and Young County Sheriff's Department) Brye, Gary M. (Texas Police Chiefs Association) Fouts, Michael (Self) Gaylor, Tom (Texas Municipal Police Association) Gray, Sonja (Self and Parents Against Illegal Narcotics) Green, Linda (Self) Grimes, Major Mike (Oklahoma Highway Patrol) Hagerman, David C. (Self and Tarrant County District Attorney's Office) Key, Spencer (Self and Parents Against Illegal Narcotics) Macha, Barry (Self) Perez, Becky (Self and P.A.I.N. (Parents Against Illegal Narcotics)) Richie, Boyd (Self and Young County Attorney) On: Bates, Joan (Department of State Health Services) Bland, Jennifer Hawks (Consumer Healthcare Products Association) Clayton, Ph.D., John M. (Schering-Plough HealthCare Products, Inc.) Peacock, Oren (Texas Retail Association) Spragins, John (Wichita Falls Police Department and North Texas Regional Drug Enforcement Task Force) Stone, Gary (Self and Texas DPS) Tennyson, Susan (Texas Department of State Health Services) HB 1831 For: Patterson, Jerry (Self) HB 1925 On: Saenz, Amadeo (Texas Department of Transportation) HB 2304 For: Brye, Gary M. (Texas Police Chiefs Association) Gaylor, Tom (Texas Municipal Police Association) Jones, James (Houston Police Department) Against: Hooker, Rodney (Texas Burglar and Fire Alarm Association) Kessler, Ron (Texas Burglar and Fire Alarm Association) Reed, Malcolm (Self and Texas Burglar and Fire Alarm Association) HB 2524 For: Brye, Gary M. (Texas Police Chiefs Association) Callahan, Jack (Advocacy, Incorporated) Campbell, Craig (Self) Gillham, Patsy (Self) Lovelace, Joe (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Texas) Meadours, Stennie (Self) Mitchell, Beth (Advocacy, Incorporated) HB 2769 For: Elkin, Bill (Houston Police Retired Officers Association) Against: Bookhoct, Jim (Dallas County J.P.C.A.) Byrd, Steve (Self) Krizan, Jody (Self) HB 2910 For: Lowen, Andrew E. (FOP) Sylvester, James (Travis County Sheriff's Office and F.O.P.) Against: Henson, Scott (ACLU of Texas)


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Management Style
Jobs was perceived as a demanding perfectionist, who always aspired to position his businesses and their products at the forefront of the information technology industry, by foreseeing and setting innovation and style trends. He was aggressive with a demanding personality.Jobs had a public war of words with Dell Computer CEO Michael Dell, starting in 1987, when Jobs first criticized Dell for making "un-innovative beige boxes". On October 6, 1997, at a Gartner Symposium, when Dell was asked what he would do if he ran the then-troubled Apple Computer company, he said: "I'd shut it down and give the money back to the shareholders. Apple's third co-founder Wayne explained that Job's personality was very cold. He recounted the times Jobs was ruthless, including one occasion in which Jobs asked Wayne to convince a friend to sell his company for Apple's benefit. Apple's Bud Tribble coined the term "reality distortion field" (RDF) in 1981, to describe Jobs's charisma and its effects on the developers working on the Macintosh project.
Wealth
Although Jobs earned only $1 a year as CEO of Apple, Jobs held 5.426 million Apple shares worth $2.1 billion, as well as 138 million shares in Disney (which he received in exchange for Disney's acquisition of Pixar) worth $4.4 billion. Jobs quipped that the $1 per annum he was paid by Apple was based on attending one meeting for 50 cents while the other 50 cents was based on his performance.[124] Forbes estimated his net wealth at $8.3 billion in 2010, making him the 42nd-wealthiest American.
Innovation & Design
Jobs's design aesthetic was influenced by the modernist architectural style of Joseph Eichler and the industrial designs of Braun's Dieter Rams. His design sense was also greatly influenced by the Buddhism which he experienced in India while on his seven-month spiritual journey, and his sense of intuition was influenced by the spiritual people with whom he studied.
According to Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak "Steve didn't ever code. He wasn't an engineer and he didn't do any original design..." Daniel Kottke, one of Apple's earliest employees and a college friend of Jobs's, stated that "Between Woz and Jobs, Woz was the innovator, the inventor. Steve Jobs was the marketing person. Even thought he was not such a great designer Jobs helped promote the Macintosh computer, the NeXt computer, the IMac, IPod and IPhone.Apple iMac was introduced in 1998 and its innovative design was directly the result of Jobs's return to Apple. Apple boasted "the back of our computer looks better than the front of anyone else's". Just as Steve Jobs instigated Apple's success in the 1970s, he is credited with revitalizing the company in the 1990s. With a new management team, altered stock options and a self-imposed annual salary of $1 a year, Jobs put Apple back on track. His ingenious produ cts such as the iMac, effective branding campaigns and stylish designs caught the attention of c onsumers once again.
In 2008, iTunes became the second-biggest music retailer in America-second only to Wal-Mart. Half of Apple's current revenue comes from iTunes and iPod sales, with 200 million iPods sold and 6 billion songs downloaded. For these reasons, Apple has been ranked No. 1 on Fortune magazine's list of "America's Most Admired Companies," as well as No. 1 among Fortune 500 companies for returns to shareholders.
Philantropy
In contrast to Gates, Jobs did not sign the Giving Pledge of Warren Buffett which challenged the world's richest billionaires to give at least half their wealth to charity. After resuming control of Apple in 1997, Jobs initially eliminated all corporate philanthropy programs.Later, under Jobs, Apple signed to participate in the Product Red program, producing red versions of devices to give profits from sales to charity. Apple has gone on to become the largest contributor to the charity since its initial involvement with it.


Class Precedence List:
Description:
A pathname that uses a namestring syntax that is implementation-independent, and that has component values that are implementation-independent. Logical pathnames do not refer directly to filenames
See Also:
Section 20.1 (File System Concepts), Section <IP_ADDRESS> (Sharpsign P), Section <IP_ADDRESS> (Printing Pathnames)


Get the sequence of appEvents in a particular device session.
GET /sonomaLogger/session/sessionId/1411606990 HTTP/1.1 Host: test1Log.aosvapps.com:443 Authorization: Basic YWxleGFuZGVyLmoucnlhbkBnbWFpbC5jb206YmVhc3Q=
This service may only be used by registered users who are authorized to use it.
The HTTP Basic Authentication scheme is used to pass the encoded username:password of the user.
Each user may only create, read, update and delete from their own music library.
| sessionId (required) |
The unique identifier for a session of the device whose session logs we want to retrieve. |
The following response codes are possible from this service.
(Client code must handle each of them.):
The content of the body of the HTTP Response will always be JSON.
Therefore, the following header will always be sent:
Content-Type: application/json
The body of the response should always contain JSON.
The type of JSON returned varies by the response code.
3 types of JSON are possible.
If the service executed successfully
JSON like the following will be returned in the body of the response:
HTTP/1.1 200 Success [ { "details": {}, "sessionId":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "time":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "serverTime":<PHONE_NUMBER>927, "origin": "user", "module": "utility", "app": { "name": "Sonoma", "version": "1.0" }, "device": { "type": "iPhone", "osBuild": "7.1", "id": "F6E7C6D2C4EC42DCA10FA0EE7A90B049" }, "location": {} }, { "details": {}, "sessionId":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "time":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "serverTime":<PHONE_NUMBER>115, "origin": "user", "module": "LevelPlay", "type": "APP_LAUCHED", "app": { "name": "Sonoma", "version": "1.0" }, "device": { "type": "iPhone", "osBuild": "7.1", "id": "F6E7C6D2C4EC42DCA10FA0EE7A90B049" }, "location": {} }, { "details": {}, "sessionId":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "time":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "serverTime":<PHONE_NUMBER>151, "origin": "user", "module": "LevelPlay", "type": "ENTER_LEVELPLAY", "app": { "name": "Sonoma", "version": "1.0" }, "device": { "type": "iPhone", "osBuild": "7.1", "id": "F6E7C6D2C4EC42DCA10FA0EE7A90B049" }, "location": {} }, { "details": { "level": "0" }, "sessionId":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "time":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "serverTime":<PHONE_NUMBER>737, "origin": "user", "module": "LevelPlay", "type": "SELECT_LEVEL", "app": { "name": "Sonoma", "version": "1.0" }, "device": { "type": "iPhone", "osBuild": "7.1", "id": "F6E7C6D2C4EC42DCA10FA0EE7A90B049" }, "location": {} }, { "details": { "ScreenName": "SongFlow" }, "sessionId":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "time":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "serverTime":<PHONE_NUMBER>763, "origin": "user", "module": "levelPlay", "type": "ScreenLaunched", "app": { "name": "Sonoma", "version": "1.0" }, "device": { "type": "iPhone", "osBuild": "8.0.2", "id": "F6E7C6D2C4EC42DCA10FA0EE7A90B049" }, "location": {} }, { "details": { "level": "2" }, "sessionId":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "time":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "serverTime":<PHONE_NUMBER>412, "origin": "user", "module": "LevelPlay", "type": "SELECT_LEVEL", "app": { "name": "Sonoma", "version": "1.0" }, "device": { "type": "iPhone", "osBuild": "7.1", "id": "F6E7C6D2C4EC42DCA10FA0EE7A90B049" }, "location": {} } ]
If there was a major error in the request that prevents us from even processing it,
the standard JSON describing the error will be returned in the body of the response:
HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request { "errorCode": 2, "errorMessage": "INVALID PARAMS", "data": "userId not specified" }
If there was a major error on the server,
the standard JSON describing the error will be returned in the body of the response:
HTTP/1.1 500 Server Error { "errorCode": 3, "errorMessage": "SERVER ERROR", "data": "Unable to connect to the database." }


Login to Strava
Here you authenticate write permissions to your Strava account.
Click on the strava-connect button and hang on :)
This might take some time, as I am pulling your nike activities in the background...
Do not reload the page!
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If you are interested in coding, Moringa is the best bootcamp
Making trips of your own choice are made at your own comfort
Sports are interactive activities one would never miss to watch or participate


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I recently graduated with an MSc in Statistics and Data Science from KU Leuven, where I wrote my
Master's Thesis on Explainable AI.
Before moving to Europe, I received a BA in Statistics at UC Berkeley and worked on projects in Bayesian geostatistics. You can find me on LinkedIn.


FAQs
Am I dead?
No, you are still alive.
Is the purpose of this page just to tell me whether I'm dead?
Yes...
Is someone paying for domain and hosting just for this?
Yes... Though asking it that way kinda makes me feel bad about it.
What is the purpose of this?
Giving any person with existential doubts about their life the answers they desperately search for.
If I ever die, would I be able to access this site from heaven / hell / purgatory / afterlife / whatever-I-believe-in?
Yes, with 100% refund guarantee!
But... I Didn't... pay any money... how can I get refunded?
Uh... You should donate so you can get a refund if you ever need to.
When will I die? Will I die sometime soon?
 It's up to you to determine what the units are.
My question is not here
That is not a question.


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HXLDash is a dashboard and online mapping tool designed for humanitarians and humanitarian contexts. HXLDash's aim is to make creating dashboards possible in less than 2 minutes by leveraging the power of the Humanitarian Exchange Language and linking to the common operation datasets.
HXLDash does not aim to replace popular, powerful and fully featured dashboarding tools such as Tableau or PowerBI, but rather be a complimentary tool with features built with humanitarians in mind. You can read more about the unique features that make it suitable for humanitarians here
It is currently in an alpha stage and we are looking to test the tool with different users to work out what is useful and what is not as we plan to add new features.
HXLDash is used in production by the IFRC and the British Red Cross.


Alexa, can you go to the next page
Now go back to the previous page
Hello Siri, send a message to Michael saying 'Hi there!' and send it at 2 p.m.
Alexa, what weekday is it?
Alexa, what is 13 times 3?
Siri, who is the president of America?
Siri, who is the president of Argentina?
Siri, who is the president of China?


Products
Toilet Paper
Scott
4 Rolls
$5.49
Mouthwash
Listerine
Cool Mint, 1.5L
$5.99
Toothbrush
Colgate
Medium Bristles
$1.25
Toothpaste
Crest Complete
With Scope, 4.6oz
$2.99
Order
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Geting started
Your probable wondering how to play Baloghpets. Its as easy as owning a neopet. If you don't know what a neopet is then look at this page and sign up. If you have any questons come to this page and it will answer them.
Games
Sorry but there are no games yet,but they will be coming soon.Neopet games are cool so click here.
Feeding your pet
Right now you don't have to feed your pet. But soon you will. You can only get one pet becuase of that. Unlike neopets soon you will be able to own as many pets as you would like.
Balogh Points
Balogh points are your sorce of money. But right now Balogh points are not up and running. If you see anything they may be working,or they may be a test.
Buying Things
You will not be able to buy any things. One reason is because baloghpoints are being worked on (your money.) Another reason is because we have no shops yet. Thirdly we are working on making it posible to put stuff in your, your stuff.
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That it teems with life makes Earth a precious oddity among the planets-although just how off, scientists cannot say. Certainly the conditions that made life possible were sensitive to the planet's surface temperature and therefore to its distance from the sun.
Abundant liquid water was critical to the planet's evolution. This water moderated temperatures, eroded rocks, dissolved minerals and supported complex chemical reactions, some of which yielded single-celled life close to four billion years ago. Macroscopic animals started proliferating only around 600 million years ago, eons after photosynthesis enriched the atmosphere with oxygen.
Earth's large moon probably formed from the debris after a collision between early Earth and another huge body. Because the moon and sun appear the same size from Earth, or planet is the only one to witness the beauty of the sun's corona during a total eclipse.


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How to turn your cat into a Chinese warlord - obviously.


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Git, OpenGL, Unity, HTML


SU_initialize()
[hook]int SU_initialize(int argc, char *argv[])
In applications built with --userhook,
SU_initialize()
is called by the main program before
SP_initialize()
. Its purpose is to call interface functions,
which must be called before SP_initialize()
. It is not
meaningful to specify this option if --main=user or
--main=none is given.
0 on success, and nonzero otherwise. If a non-zero value is returned, the application system exits with the return value as error code.


Layer by Time is an analytic using the Z-axis or 3D capability of CONSTELLATION. It uses a transaction attribute of type datetime to split the data in the graph into a series of time bins. Select a range using the First Datetime and Last Datetime selection boxes, or use the default values of the earliest and latest timestamps in the current graph data.
WARNING: Using the "Layer by Time" feature will add information (duplicate nodes and transactions) to your graph. To preserve your original data, make a copy of your graph before running the plugin.
There are two options for defining the layers: "Nodes as Layers" and "Transactions as Layers". The default option of "Nodes as Layers" (i.e. "Transactions as Layers" unticked) creates layers containing both nodes and transactions, with each layer representing a different time bin. It also adds guidelines to your graph to help with tracking the same node across multiple time layers. The "Transactions as Layers" option bins the data in the same way, but puts transactions on a separate layer (between their source and destination nodes). Experiment with both options to see which one works best for you.


Ver.1.2.0.R.425574c
- NEW: Swipe up to PASTE content
- NEW: Icon
- NEW: Vertical Layout
- NEW: Sorting saves
- NEW: Ellipsize when content is more than 1000 words
- NEW: Sharing strategy
- NEW: Create saves
- NEW: Edit dialog layout
- NEW: Auto send identifying code to Paste
- NEW: Database algorithm 2.0, faster than ever
- NEW: translate to other 20 languages
- FIX: Blacklist crash
- FIX: Universal copy layers
- FIX: Bilibili images' placeholder
- IMPROVE: Picasso images
- IMPROVE: Universal Copy
- IMPROVE: Service logic
- IMPROVE: Users' experience
- IMPROVE: Entrance fragment's layout
- IMPROVE: Now you can turn off tips when Accessibility Permission is off
- OPTIMIZE: Application size
- OPTIMIZE: App start speed
- OPTIMIZE: Image formats
- PREPARING: Cloud Serivce
- PREPARING: Google Play Store
Ver.1.1.5.dvOFM.065bd0b
- NEW: Lock Mode
- NEW: Append Mode
- NEW: Colorful Toast
- NEW: Regex Blocking
- NEW: Float Window custom view for Bilibili
- NEW: Universal Copy (Experiment)
- NEW: Bilibili images
- NEW: Material icon
- NEW: Android Oreo Adapted icon
- IMPROVE: Users' experience
- FIX: Collection Crash
- FIX: File Provider Auth
- FIX: Bugs


Your score:
000000000000
High score:
000000000000
Lives:
Snake
Press Space bar to start game ...
Game Over


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"The world hasn't ended yet."
Mark, an average irresponsible high school student, tries to get by and find purpose in a humdrum life of scrolling, cramming, and traffic. He meets friends, both old and new, and embarks upon a seemingly never-ending trouble, until nothing is ever the same again.
Until Then is a contemporary story game inspired by the Philippines, its lifestyle, and culture. Featuring a smartphone where mechanics of modern living come into play, chat with your classmates, browse the web, and explore the depths of social networks.
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Mobiles are the creatures of the game world. They can be friendly or hostile and can take the shape of anything from a Human to a dragon to an animated piece of furniture.
Alignment is a number from -1000 to 1000, with lower numbers being more evil-aligned and higher more good-aligned.
Name keywords is a list of words, seperated by spaces, which can be used to refer to the mob in commands like "consider", "kill", or "look".
The short description is the text that is displayed when the mobile is in combat.
The description is the text that is displayed when the mob is seen in a room.
The full description is shown when the mob is looked at.
The action flags and affect flags define the behaviors and abilities of the mob.


Once created, any volume or snapshot hosted on the cinder backend will show additional actions
available in the Horizon Admin "Volumes" panel tables. These actions will include the ability to
link directly to its associated volume/snapshot details panel in HPE 3PAR SSMC.
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- In The Blue Lotus, the great fakir Ramacharma puts on a show in which he leaps on broken glass, sticks knives through his body and spins upside down on top of a nail. Tintin then offers him a seat to read his fortune, but he leaps up in pain when he rests his seat on a cushion. He then claps an attendant to bring him something his "sensitive skin" will sit better on, which turns out to be a stool made out of spikes.
- In Stray Bullets, the trauma Virginia experiences during her time on the run as a kid (such as being kidnapped and nearly raped) leads to her sleeping underneath her bed later in life.
- Pokémon Reset Bloodlines: Iris grew up in the wild living with Dragon Pokémon, so she finds trees more comfortable to sleep on. The only time she slept on a normal bed was when she shared it with Ash (and the other girls).
- In Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Captain America bonds with a modern-day war veteran over how impossible it is to go back to sleep on pillows after spending years sleeping on the ground.
- In Crocodile Dundee, after arriving in New York, Mick sleeps on a blanket on the floor at the posh hotel.
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- King Nicholas in Airman is a former soldier, and he's said to sleep on the window seat in his chambers because the bed is too soft.
- Ciaphas Cain, THE HERO OF THE IMPERIUM, finds it hard to sleep in overly cushioned beds (using said beds for vigorous exercise is a different matter).
- In Circle of Magic, Briar is a street boy who grew up among gangs of thieves. He has great difficulty adjusting to civilian life, including sleeping on a proper bed. His solution is to pull the sheets off the bed and sleep on the ground.
- Lords and Ladies plays with this trope in the case of King Verence of Lancre, who used to sleep outside the king's door as the court jester. Even as king he finds it a difficult habit to break.
- In Red Rising, after passing/surviving the Institute in the first book, which involves roughing it as part of a Deadly Game of capture-the-flag, Darrow and his love interest, Mustang, comiserate in the second book how back in civilization they find themselves often sleeping on the floor because large, comfortable beds don't feel right to them.
- Eilonwy in The High King, after being away at court for the fourth book, flops down on the ground during the latest adventure and exclaims how happy she is to be sleeping on comfortable roots and stones again.
- A variant in one of the X-Men Film Series original trilogy novelizations. Logan, who is used to rugged living, prefers his showers much rougher than most people. When he takes a shower in one scene, he first turns the water as hot as it will go, then as cold as it will go. He also thinks to himself that the spray is not strong enough for his liking — he prefers a hammer-like spray.
- In Homeland, Brody, who has been held prisoner by Islamist militants in Afghanistan for years, sleeps on the floor next to his wife's bed when he gets home. He claims this, but there's also an implication that he is trying to discourage her from trying to have sex with him.
- Agent Fox Mulder from The X-Files is both an insomniac and a workaholic, so on the rare occasion when we do see him sleep, he prefers a hard couch to a proper bed. In the one episode where he buys a water bed, it starts to leak immediately and he gets rid of it by the next one.
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- In a more realistic and depressing example, in the second season of This Is Us, Randall and Beth adopt a foster daughter who is implied to have experienced a lot of abuse in addition to a generally precarious existence. In one episode, where she is about to sneak out of the house in the middle of the night, she's convinced to stay by Randall and Beth's children, but opts to sleep in a wooden chair rather than a bed, which she finds too soft.
- The Punisher (2017): Lewis Wilson, a PTSD-afflicted soldier in Curtis Hoyle's PTSD support group, makes clear he is falling apart when he digs a pit in his backyard to sleep in, even when Curtis points out it's freezing in the middle of November. This is enough of a red flag that Curtis warns Billy Russo to not hire Lewis to work for Anvil.
- Amy from the second series is also seen to sleep under the bed, though in her case it is more like searching a haven to protect her from the fear from the past as well as recent events.
- In My Life At War Betsy-Ray gets a chance to sleep in a real bed after months on cots manufactured by the lowest bidder or shaped polymer slabs, and after some tossing and turning ends up throwing some pillows and a blanket on the floor.
- The Legend of Zelda: In the pilot, Link was talking to himself, reminiscing about the days when he was outside, adventuring, sleeping in mud, and how he actually preferred that over sleeping in a bed.
- She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: Adora, having spent a good portion of her formative years in spartan barracks with other cadets, has a very hard time adjusting to sleeping alone in her luxurious new chambers at Bright Moon in general and the massive feather bed in particular. Upon learning this, Bow and Glimmer not only set up a sleepover but requisition a utilitarian bunk to replace their new friend's bed with.
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#include <ql/pricingengines/vanilla/analyticptdhestonengine.hpp>
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| enum | ComplexLogFormula { Gatheral , AndersenPiterbarg } |
| typedef AnalyticHestonEngine::Integration | Integration |
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| typedef set_type::iterator | iterator |
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| AnalyticPTDHestonEngine (const ext::shared_ptr< PiecewiseTimeDependentHestonModel > &model, Real relTolerance, Size maxEvaluations) | |
| AnalyticPTDHestonEngine (const ext::shared_ptr< PiecewiseTimeDependentHestonModel > &model, Size integrationOrder=144) | |
| AnalyticPTDHestonEngine (const ext::shared_ptr< PiecewiseTimeDependentHestonModel > &model, ComplexLogFormula cpxLog, const Integration &itg, Real andersenPiterbargEpsilon=1e-8) | |
| void | calculate () const override |
| Size | numberOfEvaluations () const |
| std::complex< Real > | chF (const std::complex< Real > &z, Time t) const |
| std::complex< Real > | lnChF (const std::complex< Real > &z, Time t) const |
| Public Member Functions inherited from GenericModelEngine< PiecewiseTimeDependentHestonModel, VanillaOption::arguments, VanillaOption::results > | |
| GenericModelEngine (Handle< PiecewiseTimeDependentHestonModel > model=Handle< PiecewiseTimeDependentHestonModel >()) | |
| GenericModelEngine (const ext::shared_ptr< PiecewiseTimeDependentHestonModel > &model) | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from GenericEngine< ArgumentsType, ResultsType > | |
| PricingEngine::arguments * | getArguments () const override |
| const PricingEngine::results * | getResults () const override |
| void | reset () override |
| void | update () override |
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| ~PricingEngine () override=default | |
| virtual arguments * | getArguments () const =0 |
| virtual const results * | getResults () const =0 |
| virtual void | reset ()=0 |
| virtual void | calculate () const =0 |
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| virtual void | update ()=0 |
| virtual void | deepUpdate () |
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| Size | evaluations_ |
| const ComplexLogFormula | cpxLog_ |
| const ext::shared_ptr< Integration > | integration_ |
| const Real | andersenPiterbargEpsilon_ |
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| Protected Attributes inherited from GenericModelEngine< PiecewiseTimeDependentHestonModel, VanillaOption::arguments, VanillaOption::results > | |
| Handle< PiecewiseTimeDependentHestonModel > | model_ |
| Protected Attributes inherited from GenericEngine< ArgumentsType, ResultsType > | |
| ArgumentsType | arguments_ |
| ResultsType | results_ |
analytic piecewise constant time dependent Heston-model engine
References:
Heston, Steven L., 1993. A Closed-Form Solution for Options with Stochastic Volatility with Applications to Bond and Currency Options. The review of Financial Studies, Volume 6, Issue 2, 327-343.
J. Gatheral, The Volatility Surface: A Practitioner's Guide, Wiley Finance
A. Elices, Models with time-dependent parameters using transform methods: application to Heston’s model, http://arxiv.org/pdf/0708.2020
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| Real | relTolerance, | ||
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| AnalyticPTDHestonEngine | ( | const ext::shared_ptr< PiecewiseTimeDependentHestonModel > & | model, |
| ComplexLogFormula | cpxLog, | ||
| const Integration & | itg, | ||
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: The Cubs end their spell of off-season inactivity author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 1629 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=1629 date: '2009-12-15 15:31:43 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-12-15 21:31:43 +0000' categories: - Broadcasters/Networks tags: - Red Sox - Ron Santo - John Lackey - Roy Halladay - Winter Meetings - Indianapolis comments: - id: 1053 author: Robbie author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2009-12-18 14:16:09 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-12-18 20:16:09 +0000' content: cubs just moved bradley! i would say thats some important offseason activity! - id: 1062 author: Kurt author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http:// date: '2009-12-21 10:08:09 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-12-21 16:08:09 +0000' content: "One of Ronnie's quotes:\r\n\"You know, with mechanical legs, you sometimes can have some problems with screws and things,\"" ---
It's been no secret that since the Cubs pulled a virtual no-show at the Winter Meetings in Indianapolis, Cubs fans have been a little anxious about the lack of off-season activity. But, once again, the Cubs show us that we have no reason to question or doubt them. So, while the Phillies ink Roy Halladay and the Red Sox get John Lackey, the Cubs make a move to show who is truly willing to put a winning product on the field.


How to get a new PokéStop in Pokémon GO in the UK & US
A new feature in Pokémon GO allows you to submit requests for new PokéStop or Gyms. Here’s how to do it.
by Jim MartinIf you're a Level 40 Trainer in Pokémon GO you'll find a new option in the settings: NEW POKÉSTOP. This allows you to nominate a location which will be checked by the community. If accepted, it could turn into a Gym or PokéStop in the game.
It's been more than a year since the feature was first introduced in countries including Brazil and South Korea. But now, Trainers who have reached Level 40 (but not child accounts, as far as we're aware) can make 7 requests to begin with.
How to request a PokéStop or Gym in Pokémon GO
Note: You must be at the location to make the nomination, as the process involves taking a good photo of the point of interest.
Launch the game and tap the Pokéball icon at the bottom of the screen. Tap the settings icon at the top and scroll down. You will see a New PokéStop button.
Tap the button when you are at the location you wish to submit, and you’ll be guided through the process which is as follows
- Move the map so the marker is at the exact point where the object or location is and tap Confirm.
- Take a photo of the object.
- Take a photo of the surrounding area for context.
- Add a Title for the PokéStop
- Enter a concise, detailed description, either the official name or educational value of the location.
After that you can preview your nomination and then tap Confirm when you’re happy with everything.
The final stage is to enter extra information explaining why your nominated location is important, what Trainers can expect to see there and generally help the reviewers to decide whether to approve or reject the request. Don't skimp on this: it's probably the best opportunity to convince a reviewer that your request is worthwhile.
How to submit a valid PokéStop nomination
Here are some guidelines for good – and bad – submissions:
A good nomination will be:
- An interesting location with cultural or educational value
- A public park
- An interesting piece of architecture, statue, mural, artwork
- A public library
- A public place of worship
- A train or bus station, or airport
The location doesn’t have to be freely accessible to the public. It can be within an attraction that charges an entry fee and / or which closes at certain times of the day.
The following nominations are ineligible:
- An interesting object at your own house or another private residence
- A school or location where child care takes place (nurseries, playgroups etc.)
- Anywhere without easy public access
- Temporary objects or structures
- Gravestones (unless it is a famous person)
- A point of interest that could impede the working of hospitals, fire stations or the police
- General natural features such as mountains, landscapes etc
- Over-18 locations such as an off-licence, shooting range etc
You can read the full detail of what makes a high-quality PokéStop.
Tips for getting your PokéStop nomination approved
All submissions are reviewed by volunteers who use Niantic Wayfarer. It’s a crowd-sourced system which is for all of Niantic's games including Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, Ingress and Pokémon GO.
You can help your submission stand out by not just following the rules above, but also by using these tips to get your nomination approved:
Take a great photo: It should be sharp and clearly show the location or object. When you take the second picture, ensure that it shows the location in context. That means standing much further back, but keeping the point of interest obvious in the photo. Ensure that there are no people in the photos, or that no-one can be recognised if you can’t avoid it.
Write your own descriptive title which is accurate. This will usually be the name of the location, such as “Twin Pine Park”.
Don’t leave the description blank. Spend the time to explain what the location or object is.
The extra information you enter at the end of the process is only for the reviewers, and should give them more context to help them decide how to rate your submission – it gets between one and five stars.
Lastly, note you can’t request that the location becomes a Gym. That is an automatic designation based on several factors which haven’t been disclosed.


java.lang.invoke
package contains dynamic language support provided directly by
the Java core class libraries and virtual machine.See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| MethodHandleInfo |
A symbolic reference obtained by cracking a direct method handle
into its consitutent symbolic parts.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| CallSite | |
| ConstantCallSite |
A
ConstantCallSite is a CallSite whose target is permanent, and can never be changed. |
| LambdaMetafactory |
Methods to facilitate the creation of simple "function objects" that
implement one or more interfaces by delegation to a provided
MethodHandle ,
possibly after type adaptation and partial evaluation of arguments. |
| MethodHandle |
A method handle is a typed, directly executable reference to an underlying method,
constructor, field, or similar low-level operation, with optional
transformations of arguments or return values.
|
| MethodHandleProxies |
This class consists exclusively of static methods that help adapt
method handles to other JVM types, such as interfaces.
|
| MethodHandles |
This class consists exclusively of static methods that operate on or return
method handles.
|
| MethodHandles.Lookup |
A lookup object is a factory for creating method handles,
when the creation requires access checking.
|
| MethodType |
A method type represents the arguments and return type accepted and
returned by a method handle, or the arguments and return type passed
and expected by a method handle caller.
|
| MutableCallSite |
A
MutableCallSite is a CallSite whose target variable
behaves like an ordinary field. |
| SerializedLambda |
Serialized form of a lambda expression.
|
| SwitchPoint |
A
SwitchPoint is an object which can publish state transitions to other threads. |
| VolatileCallSite |
A
VolatileCallSite is a CallSite whose target acts like a volatile variable. |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| LambdaConversionException |
LambdaConversionException
|
| WrongMethodTypeException |
Thrown to indicate that code has attempted to call a method handle
via the wrong method type.
|
java.lang.invoke
package contains dynamic language support provided directly by
the Java core class libraries and virtual machine.
As described in the Java Virtual Machine Specification, certain types in this package have special relations to dynamic language support in the virtual machine:
MethodHandle
contains
signature polymorphic methods
which can be linked regardless of their type descriptor.
Normally, method linkage requires exact matching of type descriptors.
MethodHandle
and MethodType
.
invokedynamic
instruction is called a dynamic call site.
invokedynamic
instructions
Before the JVM can execute a dynamic call site (an invokedynamic
instruction),
the call site must first be linked.
Linking is accomplished by calling a bootstrap method
which is given the static information content of the call site,
and which must produce a method handle
that gives the behavior of the call site.
Each invokedynamic
instruction statically specifies its own
bootstrap method as a constant pool reference.
The constant pool reference also specifies the call site's name and type descriptor,
just like invokevirtual
and the other invoke instructions.
Linking starts with resolving the constant pool entry for the
bootstrap method, and resolving a MethodType
object for
the type descriptor of the dynamic call site.
This resolution process may trigger class loading.
It may therefore throw an error if a class fails to load.
This error becomes the abnormal termination of the dynamic
call site execution.
Linkage does not trigger class initialization.
The bootstrap method is invoked on at least three values:
MethodHandles.Lookup
, a lookup object on the caller class in which dynamic call site occurs String
, the method name mentioned in the call site MethodType
, the resolved type descriptor of the call MethodHandle.invoke
.
The returned result must be a CallSite
(or a subclass).
The type of the call site's target must be exactly equal to the type
derived from the dynamic call site's type descriptor and passed to
the bootstrap method.
The call site then becomes permanently linked to the dynamic call site.
As documented in the JVM specification, all failures arising from
the linkage of a dynamic call site are reported
by a BootstrapMethodError
,
which is thrown as the abnormal termination of the dynamic call
site execution.
If this happens, the same error will the thrown for all subsequent
attempts to execute the dynamic call site.
If there are several such threads, the bootstrap method may be
invoked in several threads concurrently.
Therefore, bootstrap methods which access global application
data must take the usual precautions against race conditions.
In any case, every invokedynamic
instruction is either
unlinked or linked to a unique CallSite
object.
In an application which requires dynamic call sites with individually
mutable behaviors, their bootstrap methods should produce distinct
CallSite
objects, one for each linkage request.
Alternatively, an application can link a single CallSite
object
to several invokedynamic
instructions, in which case
a change to the target method will become visible at each of
the instructions.
If several threads simultaneously execute a bootstrap method for a single dynamic
call site, the JVM must choose one CallSite
object and install it visibly to
all threads. Any other bootstrap method calls are allowed to complete, but their
results are ignored, and their dynamic call site invocations proceed with the originally
chosen target object.
Discussion: These rules do not enable the JVM to duplicate dynamic call sites, or to issue “causeless” bootstrap method calls. Every dynamic call site transitions at most once from unlinked to linked, just before its first invocation. There is no way to undo the effect of a completed bootstrap method call.
MethodHandle.invoke
, its detailed type is arbitrary.
For example, the first argument could be Object
instead of MethodHandles.Lookup
, and the return type
could also be Object
instead of CallSite
.
(Note that the types and number of the stacked arguments limit
the legal kinds of bootstrap methods to appropriately typed
static methods and constructors of CallSite
subclasses.)
If a given invokedynamic
instruction specifies no static arguments,
the instruction's bootstrap method will be invoked on three arguments,
conveying the instruction's caller class, name, and method type.
If the invokedynamic
instruction specifies one or more static arguments,
those values will be passed as additional arguments to the method handle.
(Note that because there is a limit of 255 arguments to any method,
at most 251 extra arguments can be supplied, since the bootstrap method
handle itself and its first three arguments must also be stacked.)
The bootstrap method will be invoked as if by either MethodHandle.invoke
or invokeWithArguments
. (There is no way to tell the difference.)
The normal argument conversion rules for MethodHandle.invoke
apply to all stacked arguments.
For example, if a pushed value is a primitive type, it may be converted to a reference by boxing conversion.
If the bootstrap method is a variable arity method (its modifier bit 0x0080
is set),
then some or all of the arguments specified here may be collected into a trailing array parameter.
(This is not a special rule, but rather a useful consequence of the interaction
between CONSTANT_MethodHandle
constants, the modifier bit for variable arity methods,
and the asVarargsCollector
transformation.)
Given these rules, here are examples of legal bootstrap method declarations,
given various numbers N
of extra arguments.
The first rows (marked *
) will work for any number of extra arguments.
| N | sample bootstrap method |
|---|---|
| * | CallSite bootstrap(Lookup caller, String name, MethodType type, Object... args) |
| * | CallSite bootstrap(Object... args) |
| * | CallSite bootstrap(Object caller, Object... nameAndTypeWithArgs) |
| 0 | CallSite bootstrap(Lookup caller, String name, MethodType type) |
| 0 | CallSite bootstrap(Lookup caller, Object... nameAndType) |
| 1 | CallSite bootstrap(Lookup caller, String name, MethodType type, Object arg) |
| 2 | CallSite bootstrap(Lookup caller, String name, MethodType type, Object... args) |
| 2 | CallSite bootstrap(Lookup caller, String name, MethodType type, String... args) |
| 2 | CallSite bootstrap(Lookup caller, String name, MethodType type, String x, int y) |
CONSTANT_String
and CONSTANT_Integer
, respectively.
The second-to-last example assumes that all extra arguments are of type
CONSTANT_String
.
The other examples work with all types of extra arguments.
As noted above, the actual method type of the bootstrap method can vary.
For example, the fourth argument could be MethodHandle
,
if that is the type of the corresponding constant in
the CONSTANT_InvokeDynamic
entry.
In that case, the MethodHandle.invoke
call will pass the extra method handle
constant as an Object
, but the type matching machinery of MethodHandle.invoke
will cast the reference back to MethodHandle
before invoking the bootstrap method.
(If a string constant were passed instead, by badly generated code, that cast would then fail,
resulting in a BootstrapMethodError
.)
Note that, as a consequence of the above rules, the bootstrap method may accept a primitive
argument, if it can be represented by a constant pool entry.
However, arguments of type boolean
, byte
, short
, or char
cannot be created for bootstrap methods, since such constants cannot be directly
represented in the constant pool, and the invocation of the bootstrap method will
not perform the necessary narrowing primitive conversions.
Extra bootstrap method arguments are intended to allow language implementors to safely and compactly encode metadata. In principle, the name and extra arguments are redundant, since each call site could be given its own unique bootstrap method. Such a practice is likely to produce large class files and constant pools.
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For any person studying computer science, confusing terminologies are ever-present. It is probably because the field has yet to age gracefully. Nevertheless, today we have terminologies like Monte-Carlo and Las-Vegas, car-cdr (Wikipedia) and little-big endianness. In this blog-post, we are going to discuss the latter, i.e. endianness.
Endianness is a mannerism of ordering bytes in a multi-byte number, i.e do you want to order the bytes MSB first or LSB first.
Little-endian is when the first byte is placed in the LSB position, continuing towards MSB whereas Big-endian is when the first byte is placed in MSB position continuing towards LSB.
Why does the order of bytes matter so much?
It matters as different applications have different endianness. For processor architectures (ARM, x86) little-endian is used whereas for networking protocols (UDP, IP, TCP) big-endian is used. To check the byte-order of your PC, type lscpu
(LINUX) in the terminal.
How to remember which is which?
The way I remember is by recalling the abbreviation LL, which means Little-Endian -> LSB first. The reverse will be true for big-endian. Note: I understand that this is confusing as LL can be misunderstood for Little-endian -> Left.


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