Grid_3d class. More...
#include <grid_3d.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| grid_3d (int width, int height, int depth) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| int | width () |
| Get grid width. More... | |
| int | height () |
| Get grid height. More... | |
| int | depth () |
| Get grid depth. More... | |
| void | reset_edge_demands () |
| Reset all edge demands to zero. More... | |
| unsigned | get_horizontal_edge_capacity (int x, int y, int z) |
| Get capacity of a given horizontal edge. More... | |
| unsigned | get_vertical_edge_capacity (int x, int y, int z) |
| Get capacity of a given vertical edge. More... | |
| void | set_horizontal_edge_capacity (int x, int y, int z, unsigned capacity) |
| Set the capacity of a given horizontal edge. More... | |
| void | set_vertical_edge_capacity (int x, int y, int z, unsigned capacity) |
| Set the capacity of a given vertical edge. More... | |
| unsigned | get_horizontal_edge_demand (int x, int y, int z) |
| Get the demand of a given horizontal edge. More... | |
| unsigned | get_vertical_edge_demand (int x, int y, int z) |
| Get the demand of a given vertical edge. More... | |
| void | set_horizontal_edge_demand (int x, int y, int z, unsigned demand) |
| Set the demand of a given horizontal edge. More... | |
| void | set_vertical_edge_demand (int x, int y, int z, unsigned demand) |
| Set the demand of a given vertical edge. More... | |
| void | increment_horizontal_edge_demand (int x, int y, int z) |
| Increment the demand of a given horizontal edge. More... | |
| void | increment_vertical_edge_demand (int x, int y, int z) |
| Increment the demand of a given vertical edge. More... | |
| int | get_horizontal_edge_utilization_gap (int x, int y, int z) |
| Get the utilization gap of a given horizontal edge. More... | |
| int | get_vertical_edge_utilization_gap (int x, int y, int z) |
| Get the utilization gap of a given vertical edge. More... | |
| void | get_max_and_total_edges_overflow (int &max_overflow, int &total_overflow) |
| Get the maximum and total edge overflow in the 3d grid. More... | |
This class provides the basic interface for manipulating a 3D routing grid including edges capacities and demands. It handles layers in horizontal and vertical directions. This version assumes that even layers are routed horizontally while odd layers are routed vertically. Layers are numbered from 0 to n-1. For a 2D routing, the user can use an unique layers and merge all the capacities in that layer.
| ophidian::routing::grid_3d::grid_3d | ( | int | width, |
| int | height, | ||
| int | depth | ||
| ) |
Grid 2d constructor. Initializes the 2D routing grid.
| width | number of gcells in the x direction. |
| height | number of gcells in the y direction. |
| depth | number of metal layers. Numbered from 0 to n-1 |
|
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Returns the grid depth, i.e. number of layers.
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Returns capacity of a given horizontal edge connecting gcells at coordinates x and x+1.
| x | x coordinate. |
| y | y coordinate. |
| z | z coordinate, i.e. layer. |
|
inline |
Returns demand of a given horizontal edge connecting gcells at coordinates x and x+1.
| x | x coordinate. |
| y | y coordinate. |
| z | z coordinate, i.e. layer. |
|
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Returns the utilization gap of a given horizontal edge connecting gcells at coordinates x and x+1.
| x | x coordinate. |
| y | y coordinate. |
| z | z coordinate, i.e. layer. |
| void ophidian::routing::grid_3d::get_max_and_total_edges_overflow | ( | int & | max_overflow, |
| int & | total_overflow | ||
| ) |
Returns the maximum and total edge overflow in the 3d grid.
| max_overflow | Reference to an integer that will contain the maximum edge overflow in the 3d grid. |
| total_overflow | Reference to an integer that will contain the total edge overflow in the 3d grid. |
|
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Returns capacity of a given vertical edge connecting gcells at coordinates y and y+1.
| x | x coordinate. |
| y | y coordinate. |
| z | z coordinate, i.e. layer. |
|
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Returns demand of a given vertical edge connecting gcells at coordinates y and y+1.
| x | x coordinate. |
| y | y coordinate. |
| z | z coordinate, i.e. layer. |
|
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Returns the utilization gap of a given vertical edge connecting gcells at coordinates y and y+1.
| x | x coordinate. |
| y | y coordinate. |
| z | z coordinate, i.e. layer. |
|
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Returns the grid height, i.e. number of gcells in the y coordinate.
|
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Increment by 1 the demand of a given horizontal edge connecting gcells at coordinates x and x+1.
| x | x coordinate. |
| y | y coordinate. |
| z | z coordinate, i.e. layer. |
|
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Increment by 1 the demand of a given vertical edge connecting gcells at coordinates y and y+1.
| x | x coordinate. |
| y | y coordinate. |
| z | z coordinate, i.e. layer. |
| void ophidian::routing::grid_3d::reset_edge_demands | ( | ) |
Reset all edge demands to zero.
|
inline |
Set the capacity of a given horizontal edge connecting gcells at coordinates x and x+1.
| x | x coordinate. |
| y | y coordinate. |
| z | z coordinate, i.e. layer. |
| capacity | Capacity of the edge, i.e. number of routing tracks that can pass through the edge. |
|
inline |
Set the demand of a given horizontal edge connecting gcells at coordinates x and x+1.
| x | x coordinate. |
| y | y coordinate. |
| z | z coordinate, i.e. layer. |
| demand | Demand of the edge, i.e. number of routing tracks passing through the edge. |
|
inline |
Set the capacity of a given verticak edge connecting gcells at coordinates y and y+1.
| x | x coordinate. |
| y | y coordinate. |
| z | z coordinate, i.e. layer. |
| capacity | Capacity of the edge, i.e. number of routing tracks that can pass through the edge. |
|
inline |
Set the demand of a given vertical edge connecting gcells at coordinates y and y+1.
| x | x coordinate. |
| y | y coordinate. |
| z | z coordinate, i.e. layer. |
| demand | Demand of the edge, i.e. number of routing tracks passing through the edge. |
|
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Returns the grid width, i.e. number of gcells in the x coordinate.


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To use the service you just need to use the url in an image like so:

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The main function generateDataset() processes a user-supplied .R file that contains metadata parameters in order to generate actual data. The metadata parameters have to be structured in the form of metadata objects, the format of which is outlined in the package vignette. This approach allows to generate artificial data in a transparent and reproducible manner.
| Version: | 0.9-1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), graphics |
| Imports: | GenOrd, MultiOrd, stringdist, rgl, RSQLite, MASS, DBI, methods, grDevices, stats, utils |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2017-06-06 |
| Author: | Rainer Dangl [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Rainer Dangl <rainer.dangl at boku.ac.at> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | bdlp results |
| Reference manual: | bdlp.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Vignette Title |
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Release Notes - Flume - Version v0.9.1
Bug
- [FLUME-1] - JSP web pages do not have <title> tag sets
- [FLUME-4] - TestConcurrentDFOMan.test*logicalNodes fails intermittently.
- [FLUME-7] - Flume node gets into a bad state if the last good config gets set to a bad state.
- [FLUME-8] - .gitignore file missing from repo.
- [FLUME-9] - DFO's subsink should survive errors.
- [FLUME-14] - Documentation typo
- [FLUME-25] - TestGangliaSink fails intermittently
- [FLUME-36] - Thrift's FramedTransport is not supported
- [FLUME-37] - Decomissioning a node does not kill the thread
- [FLUME-38] - Duplicate logical->physical mappings
- [FLUME-43] - Flume's flume.master.servers can accept masters with :'s in them which can cause unexpected problems.
- [FLUME-44] - Flume nodes are in DECOMMISSIONED state if master is killed and brough back up.
- [FLUME-46] - flume script in CDH3b2 tar archive fails with NoClassDefFoundError
- [FLUME-47] - DEVNOTES are out of date relative to eclipse based development
- [FLUME-53] - Heartbeat from node "hangs" when changing configuration.
- [FLUME-54] - SyslogWireExtractor expects '/n' delemiter
- [FLUME-55] - Bug in E2E translations with decorators.
- [FLUME-61] - user guide is missing detail on external ZooKeeper use
- [FLUME-67] - LazyOpenDecorator closes subsink even if it has only been logically opened.
- [FLUME-68] - Default logicalnode's WAL and DFO logs write to inconsistent log directory
- [FLUME-70] - Flume shell command typo
- [FLUME-71] - Config entered with no nodename breaks config store
- [FLUME-82] - user man issue with nc to tcp port
- [FLUME-94] - Whitespace only input in shell results in warning message
- [FLUME-105] - Can't re-add a decommissioned node
- [FLUME-111] - flume-site.xml.template needs updating
- [FLUME-113] - TailDirSource causes master to fail if directory doesn't exist
- [FLUME-115] - If ZK is being used but zk classes are missing flume should exit with reasonable error message.
- [FLUME-116] - build tools dependencies can cause xml parser conflict
- [FLUME-117] - license header missing in TestDiskFailoverBehavior.java
- [FLUME-119] - bin/flume HADOOP_HOME unset warning should check for lib/hadoop*core.jar
Improvement
- [FLUME-12] - add eclipse project generation to flume build.xml
- [FLUME-24] - Integrate corrected DFO translation into FlumeNode
- [FLUME-30] - ant javadoc target
- [FLUME-42] - Log filename that permission error is occuring on
- [FLUME-51] - Documentation doesn't mention tail source's restartFromEnd
- [FLUME-56] - Document custom source creation and installation
- [FLUME-69] - Improve collectorSink related logs and comments.
- [FLUME-84] - Flume daemons should expose static configuration settings
- [FLUME-85] - On server startup, environment should be logged
- [FLUME-87] - Flume node can constantly emits scary "Logical Node 'localhost' not configured on master" message
- [FLUME-124] - flume 0.9.0 documentation copyedit.
- [FLUME-125] - Bump flume documentation version to 0.9.1
- [FLUME-128] - Add license and copyright to documentation source.
New Feature
- [FLUME-22] - Post documentation into github repository.
- [FLUME-26] - Add a directory tail source.
- [FLUME-29] - Compression Interface for Sinks
- [FLUME-72] - bin/flume cleanup; echo command option, fix classpaths
- [FLUME-83] - Provide mechanism to query Flume daemons for all valid sources, sinks, and decorators
Task
- [FLUME-28] - Bump flume version in build.xml to 0.9.1-dev
Sub-task
- [FLUME-101] - update plugin docs and provide a working example
- [FLUME-102] - Update Driver.join api so that it can timeout.
- [FLUME-103] - Fix DFO Agent/Deco decommissioning
- [FLUME-104] - Fix E2E Agent/Deco decommissioning
- [FLUME-120] - Make insistent decorators interruptable


Four people killed in mass shooting at party in California
by Stephen McNeicePolice in California say four people have died after ten people were shot at a party in the US state.
It happened in the city of Fresno, around 300 kilometres south of San Francisco, at around 8pm on Sunday night.
It's believed a gunman entered the backyard of a home where people were watching a football game, opened fire and then fled.
Three men died at the scene, while another later died in hospital.
Officers say the six other people who were hurt in the attack are in hospital with non-life threatening gunshot wounds.
Fresno Police Department Deputy Chief Michael Reed told reporters: "There was about 35 people... inside the house and inside the back yard.
"They were at a football party, so this was a family gathering."
He added: "This is senseless violence - we're going to do everything we can to find out who the perpetrators are and bring them to justice."


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maint agent expression
maint info breakpoints
breakpoint
watchpoint
longjmp
longjmp
calls.
longjmp resume
longjmp
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until
until
command.
finish
finish
command.
shlib events
maint check-symtabs
maint cplus first_component name
maint cplus namespace
maint demangle name
maint deprecate command [replacement]
maint undeprecate command
maint dump-me
SIGQUIT
signal.
maint internal-error [message-text]
maint internal-warning [message-text]
internal_error
or internal_warning
and hence behave as though an internal error
or internal warning has been detected. In addition to reporting the
internal problem, these functions give the user the opportunity to
either quit GDB or create a core file of the current
GDB session.
These commands take an optional parameter message-text that is used as the text of the error or warning message.
Here's an example of using internal-error
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maint packet text
maint print architecture [file]
maint print c-tdesc
maint print dummy-frames
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Takes an optional file parameter.
maint print registers [file]
maint print raw-registers [file]
maint print cooked-registers [file]
maint print register-groups [file]
The command maint print raw-registers
includes the contents of
the raw register cache; the command maint print cooked-registers
includes the (cooked) value of all registers; and the command
maint print register-groups
includes the groups that each
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These commands take an optional parameter, a file name to which to write the information.
maint print reggroups [file]
The register groups info looks like this:
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maint print objfiles
maint print statistics
maint print target-stack
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maint print type expr
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maint set profile
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removes a hardware breakpoint or watchpoint, and when the inferior
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maint space
maint time
maint translate-address [section] addr
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The following command is useful for non-interactive invocations of GDB, such as in the test suite.
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