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Q.1) You are in a darkroom and you have one match left,which do you light first,the newspaper,the candle or the lamp
- The Newspaper
- The lamp
- The candle
- The match
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Q.2) which word is the odd one out:
First-second-Third-Forth-Fifth
Sixth-seventh-Eighth
- Second
- Third
- Forth
- Seventh
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Q.3) If a peacock lays 1 egg first day,and lays 2 eggs second day,how many eggs you think the peacock lays on third day?
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 0
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Q.4) In the final stretch of marathon ,you quickly ran by the person who is in second place,what place are you in?
- 1st
- 2nd
- 3rd
- 4th
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Q.5) A grandfather,a father,and two sons went hunting,everyone shot a duck how many ducks did they bring home?
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 1st in some cases and 3rd option in most
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Q.6) A farmer has 17 sheep and all but 9 die.How may are left?
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- 7
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- 9
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Q.7) How many of each kind of animal did Moses take on the ark?
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Q.8) 3 birds are sitting on a tree branch,a hunter shoots and miss,how many birds are left on the tree branch?
- 0
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Q.9) What is size of generic pointer in C++ (in 32-bit platform) ?
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- 8
- 0
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Q.10) 3,10,101,?
- 10101
- 10201
- 10202
- 11012
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- Q.11) 120,99,80,63,48,?
- 35
- 38
- 39
- 40
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- Q.12) in which year was Rahul born?
statements:
a.rahul at present is 25 years younger to his mother.
b.rahul's brother,who was born in 1964,is 35 years younger to his mother.
- a alone is sufficient while b is not sufficient
- b alone is sufficent whicle a is alone not sufficient
- either a or b is sufficient
- neither a nor b are sufficient
- both a and b are sufficient
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- Q.13) If Rahim moves 20 metres in East direction and then turns to his left and then moves 15 metres and then he turns to his right and moves 25 metres. After this he turns to his right and moves 15 metres. Now, how far is he from starting point ?
- 40
- 50
- 25
- 45
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- Q.14) Arrange the words given below in a meaningful sequence.
1. Poverty
2. Population
3. Death
4. Unemployment
5. Disease
- 2,3,4,5,1
- 1,5,2,4,3
- 2,4,1,5,3
- 5,1,4,3,2
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- Q.15) Find the missing number!
- 44
- 4
- 6
- 36
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M480 BSP V3.05.005
The Board Support Package for M480 Series
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Macros | |
| #define | TPWM_ENABLE_PWM_MODE(timer) |
| Enable PWM Counter Mode. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_DISABLE_PWM_MODE(timer) |
| Disable PWM Counter Mode. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_ENABLE_INDEPENDENT_MODE(timer) |
| Enable Independent Mode. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_ENABLE_COMPLEMENTARY_MODE(timer) |
| Enable Complementary Mode. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_SET_COUNTER_TYPE(timer, type) |
| Set Counter Type. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_START_COUNTER(timer) |
| Start PWM Counter. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_STOP_COUNTER(timer) |
| Stop PWM Counter. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_SET_PRESCALER(timer, prescaler) |
| Set Counter Clock Prescaler. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_GET_PRESCALER(timer) |
| Get Counter Clock Prescaler. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_SET_PERIOD(timer, period) |
| Set Counter Period. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_GET_PERIOD(timer) |
| Get Counter Period. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_SET_CMPDAT(timer, cmp) |
| Set Comparator Value. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_GET_CMPDAT(timer) |
| Get Comparator Value. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_CLEAR_COUNTER(timer) |
| Clear Counter. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_SW_TRIGGER_BRAKE(timer, type) |
| Software Trigger Brake Event. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_ENABLE_OUTPUT(timer, ch) |
| Enable Output Function. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_SET_OUTPUT_INVERSE(timer, ch) |
| Set Output Inverse. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_SET_MASK_OUTPUT(timer, ch, level) |
| Enable Output Function. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_SET_COUNTER_SYNC_MODE(timer, mode) |
| Set Counter Synchronous Mode. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_TRIGGER_COUNTER_SYNC(timer) |
| Trigger Counter Synchronous. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_ENABLE_ZERO_INT(timer) |
| Enable Zero Event Interrupt. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_DISABLE_ZERO_INT(timer) |
| Disable Zero Event Interrupt. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_GET_ZERO_INT_FLAG(timer) |
| Get Zero Event Interrupt Flag. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_CLEAR_ZERO_INT_FLAG(timer) |
| Clear Zero Event Interrupt Flag. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_ENABLE_PERIOD_INT(timer) |
| Enable Period Event Interrupt. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_DISABLE_PERIOD_INT(timer) |
| Disable Period Event Interrupt. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_GET_PERIOD_INT_FLAG(timer) |
| Get Period Event Interrupt Flag. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_CLEAR_PERIOD_INT_FLAG(timer) |
| Clear Period Event Interrupt Flag. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_ENABLE_CMP_UP_INT(timer) |
| Enable Compare Up Event Interrupt. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_DISABLE_CMP_UP_INT(timer) |
| Disable Compare Up Event Interrupt. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_GET_CMP_UP_INT_FLAG(timer) |
| Get Compare Up Event Interrupt Flag. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_CLEAR_CMP_UP_INT_FLAG(timer) |
| Clear Compare Up Event Interrupt Flag. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_ENABLE_CMP_DOWN_INT(timer) |
| Enable Compare Down Event Interrupt. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_DISABLE_CMP_DOWN_INT(timer) |
| Disable Compare Down Event Interrupt. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_GET_CMP_DOWN_INT_FLAG(timer) |
| Get Compare Down Event Interrupt Flag. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_CLEAR_CMP_DOWN_INT_FLAG(timer) |
| Clear Compare Down Event Interrupt Flag. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_GET_REACH_MAX_CNT_STATUS(timer) |
| Get Counter Reach Maximum Count Status. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_CLEAR_REACH_MAX_CNT_STATUS(timer) |
| Clear Counter Reach Maximum Count Status. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_GET_TRG_ADC_STATUS(timer) |
| Get Trigger ADC Status. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_CLEAR_TRG_ADC_STATUS(timer) |
| Clear Trigger ADC Status. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_SET_BRAKE_PIN_HIGH_DETECT(timer) |
| Set Brake Event at Brake Pin High or Low-to-High. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_SET_BRAKE_PIN_LOW_DETECT(timer) |
| Set Brake Event at Brake Pin Low or High-to-Low. More... | |
| #define | TPWM_SET_BRAKE_PIN_SOURCE(timer, pin) |
| Set External Brake Pin Source. More... | |
Functions | |
| void | TPWM_SetCounterClockSource (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32CntClkSrc) |
| Set PWM Counter Clock Source. More... | |
| uint32_t | TPWM_ConfigOutputFreqAndDuty (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32Frequency, uint32_t u32DutyCycle) |
| Configure PWM Output Frequency and Duty Cycle. More... | |
| void | TPWM_EnableDeadTime (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32DTCount) |
| Enable Dead-Time Function. More... | |
| void | TPWM_EnableDeadTimeWithPrescale (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32DTCount) |
| Enable Dead-Time Function. More... | |
| void | TPWM_DisableDeadTime (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Disable Dead-Time Function. More... | |
| void | TPWM_EnableCounter (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Enable PWM Counter. More... | |
| void | TPWM_DisableCounter (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Disable PWM Generator. More... | |
| void | TPWM_EnableTriggerADC (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32Condition) |
| Enable Trigger ADC. More... | |
| void | TPWM_DisableTriggerADC (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Disable Trigger ADC. More... | |
| void | TPWM_EnableFaultBrake (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32CH0Level, uint32_t u32CH1Level, uint32_t u32BrakeSource) |
| Enable Fault Brake Function. More... | |
| void | TPWM_EnableFaultBrakeInt (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32IntSource) |
| Enable Fault Brake Interrupt. More... | |
| void | TPWM_DisableFaultBrakeInt (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32IntSource) |
| Disable Fault Brake Interrupt. More... | |
| uint32_t | TPWM_GetFaultBrakeIntFlag (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32IntSource) |
| Indicate Fault Brake Interrupt Flag. More... | |
| void | TPWM_ClearFaultBrakeIntFlag (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32IntSource) |
| Clear Fault Brake Interrupt Flags. More... | |
| void | TPWM_SetLoadMode (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32LoadMode) |
| Enable load mode of selected channel. More... | |
| void | TPWM_EnableBrakePinDebounce (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32BrakePinSrc, uint32_t u32DebounceCnt, uint32_t u32ClkSrcSel) |
| Enable brake pin noise filter function. More... | |
| void | TPWM_DisableBrakePinDebounce (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Disable brake pin noise filter function. More... | |
| void | TPWM_EnableBrakePinInverse (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Enable brake pin inverse function. More... | |
| void | TPWM_DisableBrakePinInverse (TIMER_T *timer) |
| Disable brake pin inverse function. More... | |
| void | TPWM_SetBrakePinSource (TIMER_T *timer, uint32_t u32BrakePinNum) |
| Set brake pin source. More... | |
| #define TPWM_CLEAR_CMP_DOWN_INT_FLAG | ( | timer | ) |
Clear Compare Down Event Interrupt Flag.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro clears compare down event interrupt flag.
Definition at line 619 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_CLEAR_CMP_UP_INT_FLAG | ( | timer | ) |
Clear Compare Up Event Interrupt Flag.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro clears compare up event interrupt flag.
Definition at line 570 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_CLEAR_COUNTER | ( | timer | ) |
Clear Counter.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to clear counter of specified TIMER PWM.
Definition at line 319 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_CLEAR_PERIOD_INT_FLAG | ( | timer | ) |
Clear Period Event Interrupt Flag.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro clears period event interrupt flag.
Definition at line 521 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_CLEAR_REACH_MAX_CNT_STATUS | ( | timer | ) |
Clear Counter Reach Maximum Count Status.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro clears reach maximum count status.
Definition at line 644 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_CLEAR_TRG_ADC_STATUS | ( | timer | ) |
Clear Trigger ADC Status.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to clear PWM counter compare event trigger ADC status.
Definition at line 669 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_CLEAR_ZERO_INT_FLAG | ( | timer | ) |
Clear Zero Event Interrupt Flag.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro clears zero event interrupt flag.
Definition at line 472 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_DISABLE_CMP_DOWN_INT | ( | timer | ) |
Disable Compare Down Event Interrupt.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to disable the compare down event interrupt function.
Definition at line 594 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_DISABLE_CMP_UP_INT | ( | timer | ) |
Disable Compare Up Event Interrupt.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to disable the compare up event interrupt function.
Definition at line 545 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_DISABLE_PERIOD_INT | ( | timer | ) |
Disable Period Event Interrupt.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to disable the period event interrupt function.
Definition at line 496 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_DISABLE_PWM_MODE | ( | timer | ) |
Disable PWM Counter Mode.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to disable specified Timer channel as PWM counter mode, then timer counter mode is available.
Definition at line 164 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_DISABLE_ZERO_INT | ( | timer | ) |
Disable Zero Event Interrupt.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to disable the zero event interrupt function.
Definition at line 447 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_ENABLE_CMP_DOWN_INT | ( | timer | ) |
Enable Compare Down Event Interrupt.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to enable the compare down event interrupt function.
Definition at line 582 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_ENABLE_CMP_UP_INT | ( | timer | ) |
Enable Compare Up Event Interrupt.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to enable the compare up event interrupt function.
Definition at line 533 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_ENABLE_COMPLEMENTARY_MODE | ( | timer | ) |
Enable Complementary Mode.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to enable complementary mode of Timer PWM module and independent mode will be disabled.
Definition at line 188 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_ENABLE_INDEPENDENT_MODE | ( | timer | ) |
Enable Independent Mode.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to enable independent mode of TIMER PWM module and complementary mode will be disabled.
Definition at line 176 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_ENABLE_OUTPUT | ( | timer, | |
| ch | |||
| ) |
Enable Output Function.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | ch | Enable specified channel output function. Valid values are the combination of: |
This macro is used to enable output function of specified output pins.
Definition at line 352 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_ENABLE_PERIOD_INT | ( | timer | ) |
Enable Period Event Interrupt.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to enable the period event interrupt function.
Definition at line 484 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_ENABLE_PWM_MODE | ( | timer | ) |
Enable PWM Counter Mode.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to enable specified Timer channel as PWM counter mode, then timer counter mode is invalid.
Definition at line 151 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_ENABLE_ZERO_INT | ( | timer | ) |
Enable Zero Event Interrupt.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to enable the zero event interrupt function.
Definition at line 435 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_GET_CMP_DOWN_INT_FLAG | ( | timer | ) |
Get Compare Down Event Interrupt Flag.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| 0 | Compare down event interrupt did not occur |
| 1 | Compare down event interrupt occurred |
This macro indicates compare down event occurred or not.
Definition at line 607 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_GET_CMP_UP_INT_FLAG | ( | timer | ) |
Get Compare Up Event Interrupt Flag.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| 0 | Compare up event interrupt did not occur |
| 1 | Compare up event interrupt occurred |
This macro indicates compare up event occurred or not.
Definition at line 558 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_GET_CMPDAT | ( | timer | ) |
Get Comparator Value.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to get the comparator value of specified TIMER PWM.
Definition at line 307 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_GET_PERIOD | ( | timer | ) |
Get Counter Period.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to get the period of specified TIMER PWM.
Definition at line 281 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_GET_PERIOD_INT_FLAG | ( | timer | ) |
Get Period Event Interrupt Flag.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| 0 | Period event interrupt did not occur |
| 1 | Period event interrupt occurred |
This macro indicates period event occurred or not.
Definition at line 509 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_GET_PRESCALER | ( | timer | ) |
Get Counter Clock Prescaler.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
Get the prescaler setting, the target counter clock divider is (CLKPSC + 1).
Definition at line 255 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_GET_REACH_MAX_CNT_STATUS | ( | timer | ) |
Get Counter Reach Maximum Count Status.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| 0 | Timer PWM counter never counts to maximum value |
| 1 | Timer PWM counter counts to maximum value, 0xFFFF |
This macro indicates Timer PWM counter has count to 0xFFFF or not.
Definition at line 632 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_GET_TRG_ADC_STATUS | ( | timer | ) |
Get Trigger ADC Status.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| 0 | Trigger ADC start conversion is not occur |
| 1 | Specified counter compare event has trigger ADC start conversion |
This macro is used to indicate PWM counter compare event has triggered ADC start conversion.
Definition at line 657 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_GET_ZERO_INT_FLAG | ( | timer | ) |
Get Zero Event Interrupt Flag.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| 0 | Zero event interrupt did not occur |
| 1 | Zero event interrupt occurred |
This macro indicates zero event occurred or not.
Definition at line 460 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_SET_BRAKE_PIN_HIGH_DETECT | ( | timer | ) |
Set Brake Event at Brake Pin High or Low-to-High.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to set detect brake event when external brake pin at high level or transfer from low to high.
Definition at line 682 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_SET_BRAKE_PIN_LOW_DETECT | ( | timer | ) |
Set Brake Event at Brake Pin Low or High-to-Low.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to set detect brake event when external brake pin at low level or transfer from high to low.
Definition at line 694 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_SET_BRAKE_PIN_SOURCE | ( | timer, | |
| pin | |||
| ) |
Set External Brake Pin Source.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | pin | The external brake pin source, could be one of following source |
This macro is used to set detect brake event when external brake pin at high level or transfer from low to high.
Definition at line 711 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_SET_CMPDAT | ( | timer, | |
| cmp | |||
| ) |
Set Comparator Value.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | cmp | Comparator of specified channel. Valid values are between 0x0~0xFFFF. |
This macro is used to set the comparator value of specified TIMER PWM.
Definition at line 295 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_SET_COUNTER_SYNC_MODE | ( | timer, | |
| mode | |||
| ) |
Set Counter Synchronous Mode.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | mode | Synchronous mode. Possible options are: |
This macro is used to set counter synchronous mode of specified Timer PWM module.
Definition at line 409 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_SET_COUNTER_TYPE | ( | timer, | |
| type | |||
| ) |
Set Counter Type.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | type | Timer PWM count type, could be one of the following type |
This macro is used to set Timer PWM counter type.
Definition at line 204 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_SET_MASK_OUTPUT | ( | timer, | |
| ch, | |||
| level | |||
| ) |
Enable Output Function.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | ch | Enable specified channel output mask function. Valid values are the combination of: |
| [in] | level | Output to high or low on specified mask channel. |
This macro is used to enable output function of specified output pins.
Definition at line 388 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_SET_OUTPUT_INVERSE | ( | timer, | |
| ch | |||
| ) |
Set Output Inverse.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | ch | Set specified channel output is inversed or not. Valid values are the combination of: |
This macro is used to enable output inverse of specified output pins.
Definition at line 369 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_SET_PERIOD | ( | timer, | |
| period | |||
| ) |
Set Counter Period.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | period | Period of specified channel. Valid values are between 0x0~0xFFFF. |
This macro is used to set the period of specified TIMER PWM.
Definition at line 269 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_SET_PRESCALER | ( | timer, | |
| prescaler | |||
| ) |
Set Counter Clock Prescaler.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | prescaler | Clock prescaler of specified channel. Valid values are between 0x0~0xFFF. |
This macro is used to set the prescaler of specified TIMER PWM.
Definition at line 243 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_START_COUNTER | ( | timer | ) |
Start PWM Counter.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to enable PWM generator and start counter counting.
Definition at line 216 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_STOP_COUNTER | ( | timer | ) |
Stop PWM Counter.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to stop PWM counter after current period is completed.
Definition at line 228 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_SW_TRIGGER_BRAKE | ( | timer, | |
| type | |||
| ) |
Software Trigger Brake Event.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | type | Type of brake trigger. Valid values are: |
This macro is used to trigger brake event by writing PWMSWBRK register.
Definition at line 335 of file timer_pwm.h.
| #define TPWM_TRIGGER_COUNTER_SYNC | ( | timer | ) |
Trigger Counter Synchronous.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This macro is used to trigger synchronous event by specified TIMER PWM.
Definition at line 423 of file timer_pwm.h.
| void TPWM_ClearFaultBrakeIntFlag | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32IntSource | ||
| ) |
Clear Fault Brake Interrupt Flags.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32IntSource | Interrupt source, could be one of following source |
This function is used to clear fault brake interrupt flags of selected source.
Definition at line 326 of file timer_pwm.c.
| uint32_t TPWM_ConfigOutputFreqAndDuty | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32Frequency, | ||
| uint32_t | u32DutyCycle | ||
| ) |
Configure PWM Output Frequency and Duty Cycle.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32Frequency | Target generator frequency. |
| [in] | u32DutyCycle | Target generator duty cycle percentage. Valid range are between 0~100. 10 means 10%, 20 means 20%... |
This API is used to configure PWM output frequency and duty cycle in up count type and auto-reload operation mode.
Definition at line 55 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_DisableBrakePinDebounce | ( | TIMER_T * | timer | ) |
Disable brake pin noise filter function.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This function is used to disable external brake pin detector noise filter function.
Definition at line 392 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_DisableBrakePinInverse | ( | TIMER_T * | timer | ) |
Disable brake pin inverse function.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This function is used to disable PWM brake pin inverse function.
Definition at line 415 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_DisableCounter | ( | TIMER_T * | timer | ) |
Disable PWM Generator.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This function is used to disable PWM counter immediately by clear CNTEN (TIMERx_PWMCTL[0]) bit.
Definition at line 177 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_DisableDeadTime | ( | TIMER_T * | timer | ) |
Disable Dead-Time Function.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This function is used to enable Dead-time of selected channel.
Definition at line 149 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_DisableFaultBrakeInt | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32IntSource | ||
| ) |
Disable Fault Brake Interrupt.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32IntSource | Interrupt source, could be one of following source |
This function is used to disable fault brake interrupt.
Definition at line 289 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_DisableTriggerADC | ( | TIMER_T * | timer | ) |
Disable Trigger ADC.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This function is used to disable counter compare event to trigger ADC.
Definition at line 211 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_EnableBrakePinDebounce | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32BrakePinSrc, | ||
| uint32_t | u32DebounceCnt, | ||
| uint32_t | u32ClkSrcSel | ||
| ) |
Enable brake pin noise filter function.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32BrakePinSrc | The external brake pin source, could be one of following source |
| [in] | u32DebounceCnt | This value controls the real debounce sample time. The target debounce sample time is (debounce sample clock period) * (u32DebounceCnt). |
| [in] | u32ClkSrcSel | Brake pin detector debounce clock source, could be one of following source |
This function is used to enable external brake pin detector noise filter function.
Definition at line 375 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_EnableBrakePinInverse | ( | TIMER_T * | timer | ) |
Enable brake pin inverse function.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This function is used to enable PWM brake pin inverse function.
Definition at line 404 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_EnableCounter | ( | TIMER_T * | timer | ) |
Enable PWM Counter.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
This function is used to enable PWM generator and start counter counting.
Definition at line 163 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_EnableDeadTime | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32DTCount | ||
| ) |
Enable Dead-Time Function.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32DTCount | Dead-Time duration in PWM clock count, valid values are between 0x0~0xFFF, but 0x0 means there is no Dead-Time insertion. |
This function is used to enable Dead-Time function and counter source is the same as Timer PWM clock source.
Definition at line 118 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_EnableDeadTimeWithPrescale | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32DTCount | ||
| ) |
Enable Dead-Time Function.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32DTCount | Dead-Time duration in PWM clock count, valid values are between 0x0~0xFFF, but 0x0 means there is no Dead-Time insertion. |
This function is used to enable Dead-Time function and counter source is the Timer PWM clock source with prescale.
Definition at line 134 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_EnableFaultBrake | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32CH0Level, | ||
| uint32_t | u32CH1Level, | ||
| uint32_t | u32BrakeSource | ||
| ) |
Enable Fault Brake Function.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32CH0Level | PWMx_CH0 output level while fault brake event occurs. Valid value is one of following setting |
| [in] | u32CH1Level | PWMx_CH1 output level while fault brake event occurs. Valid value is one of following setting |
| [in] | u32BrakeSource | Fault brake source, combination of following source
|
This function is used to enable fault brake function.
Definition at line 251 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_EnableFaultBrakeInt | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32IntSource | ||
| ) |
Enable Fault Brake Interrupt.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32IntSource | Interrupt source, could be one of following source |
This function is used to enable fault brake interrupt.
Definition at line 271 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_EnableTriggerADC | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32Condition | ||
| ) |
Enable Trigger ADC.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32Condition | The condition to trigger ADC. It could be one of following conditions: |
This function is used to enable specified counter compare event to trigger ADC.
Definition at line 197 of file timer_pwm.c.
| uint32_t TPWM_GetFaultBrakeIntFlag | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32IntSource | ||
| ) |
Indicate Fault Brake Interrupt Flag.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32IntSource | Interrupt source, could be one of following source |
| 0 | Fault brake interrupt did not occurred |
| 1 | Fault brake interrupt occurred |
This function is used to indicate fault brake interrupt flag occurred or not of selected source.
Definition at line 308 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_SetBrakePinSource | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32BrakePinNum | ||
| ) |
Set brake pin source.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32BrakePinNum | Brake pin selection. One of the following: |
This function is used to set PWM brake pin source.
Definition at line 431 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_SetCounterClockSource | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32CntClkSrc | ||
| ) |
Set PWM Counter Clock Source.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32CntClkSrc | PWM counter clock source, could be one of following source |
This function is used to set PWM counter clock source.
Definition at line 38 of file timer_pwm.c.
| void TPWM_SetLoadMode | ( | TIMER_T * | timer, |
| uint32_t | u32LoadMode | ||
| ) |
Enable load mode of selected channel.
| [in] | timer | The pointer of the specified Timer module. It could be TIMER0, TIMER1, TIMER2, TIMER3. |
| [in] | u32LoadMode | Timer PWM counter loading mode, could be one of following mode |
This function is used to enable load mode of selected channel.
Definition at line 345 of file timer_pwm.c.


Mapping vulnerability and potential loss amplification
A qualitative assessment.
To comment on how susceptible an area is to high levels of post-event damage, a multitude of systems need to be considered: (1) Natural Systems, represented by potential wind and resulting windborne debris and storm surge; (2) Built Systems, characterized by the density and age of the building stock; (3) Social Systems, summarized with the Social Vulnerability Index (SoVI).
While aggregating vulnerability, natural risk was assigned the highest importance factor, then built risk and then social risk. Natural systems were considered to be the main driver. The affects of the built and social systems were added as agents that amplify loss.
NIBS, 2018. "Mitigation Saves."
DBPR, 2017. "Florida Building Code."
Sutley, 2017. "Community-Level Framework for Seismic Resilience."
HRSA, 2016. "List of Rural Counties."
Cutter, 2003. "Social Vulnerability to Environmental Hazards."


Source code for pandemic_simulator.environment.interfaces.infection_model
# Confidential, Copyright 2020, Sony Corporation of America, All rights reserved.
from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
from dataclasses import dataclass
from enum import Enum
from typing import Optional
__all__ = ['IndividualInfectionState', 'InfectionModel', 'InfectionSummary', 'Risk', 'sorted_infection_summary']
[docs]class InfectionSummary(Enum):
NONE = 'none (N)'
INFECTED = 'infected (I)'
CRITICAL = 'critical (C)'
RECOVERED = 'recovered (R)'
DEAD = 'dead (D)'
sorted_infection_summary = sorted(InfectionSummary, key=lambda x: x.value)
[docs]class Risk(Enum):
LOW = 0
HIGH = 1
[docs]@dataclass(frozen=True)
class IndividualInfectionState:
"""State of the infection."""
summary: InfectionSummary
spread_probability: float
is_hospitalized: bool = False
shows_symptoms: bool = False
[docs]class InfectionModel(ABC):
"""Model of the spreading of the infection."""
[docs] @abstractmethod
def step(self, subject_infection_state: Optional[IndividualInfectionState], subject_age: int,
subject_risk: Risk, infection_probability: float) -> IndividualInfectionState:
"""
This method implements the evolution model for the infection.
:param subject_infection_state: Current state of the infection for the subject. If None, a base state is used.
:param subject_age: Age of the subject.
:param subject_risk: Health risk for the subject.
:param infection_probability: Probability of getting infected.
:return: New infection state of the subject.
"""
pass
[docs] @abstractmethod
def reset(self) -> None:
"""Reset the infection model"""


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GROSSE POINTE BLANK A film review by Walter Frith Copyright 1997 Walter Frith
The comparisons to 1994's 'Pulp Fiction are becoming absurd. That film was in a class by itself and will be recognizable in nostalgic flashbacks years from now. 'Two Days in the Valley' (1996) and a few other 'Pulp Fiction' wannabes are a waste of time and conversation.
'Grosse Pointe Blank' is being compared to 'Pulp Fiction' and that is the most ludicrous insult of them all. Martin Blank (John Cusack) is a freelance hitman and former government assassin who returns to his Michigan hometown for his ten year high school reunion. Along the way he finds some time to spend with his psychiatrist (Alan Arkin) and rubs elbows with a fellow hitman (Dan Aykroyd) whose trying to recruit Cusack into joining him in business as a partner. Upon returning to the place where he grew up, he visits his mother living in a mental institution, visits his father's grave and stops by to view the place his old house used to be and he is stunned to see it is now the site of a convenience store.
Throughout the course of the picture he is tailed by two government watchdogs and another assassin working in tow with Aykroyd to eventually kill him and he finally meets his high school sweetheart, the girl he stood up on prom night (Minnie Driver). She is stunned to see him again and plays hard to get in a lovable fashion which brings back the good old days for the two of them.
'Grosse Pointe Blank' starts off in a most quirky and unusual fashion with a likable tone and feel to it but as soon as Cusack and Driver meet, this motion picture takes a sharp turn in the direction of being unbearably abysmal; full of dialogue that has no coherent structure and has situations and characters straight from the mannequins reject pile.
It's such a disappointment to see John Cusack in a role that undercuts his value as an actor and Cusack is an extremely respectable star who has made a name for himself by wanting a low but noticeable profile in Hollywood since most of his films are critical rather than financial successes.
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| FtpInputStream | Allows reading from FTP file. |
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Class WC_Coupon
WooCommerce coupons
The WooCommerce coupons class gets coupon data from storage and checks coupon validity
Package: WooCommerce\Classes
Category: Class
Author: WooThemes
Class: WC_Coupon
Located at classes/class-wc-coupon.php
Category: Class
Author: WooThemes
Class: WC_Coupon
Located at classes/class-wc-coupon.php
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Converts one of the WC_Coupon message/error codes to a message string and displays the message/error. |
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Map one of the WC_Coupon error codes to an error string No coupon instance will be available where a coupon does not exist, so this static method exists. |
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E_WC_COUPON_INVALID_FILTERED
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E_WC_COUPON_INVALID_REMOVED
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E_WC_COUPON_NOT_YOURS_REMOVED
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E_WC_COUPON_ALREADY_APPLIED
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103 |
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E_WC_COUPON_ALREADY_APPLIED_INDIV_USE_ONLY
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104 |
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E_WC_COUPON_NOT_EXIST
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E_WC_COUPON_USAGE_LIMIT_REACHED
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E_WC_COUPON_EXPIRED
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107 |
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E_WC_COUPON_MIN_SPEND_LIMIT_NOT_MET
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108 |
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E_WC_COUPON_NOT_APPLICABLE
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109 |
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E_WC_COUPON_NOT_VALID_SALE_ITEMS
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110 |
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E_WC_COUPON_PLEASE_ENTER
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111 |
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WC_COUPON_SUCCESS
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200 |
Properties summary
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React Native
One of my biggest challenge so far
The 'Col·legi Oficial d'Odontòlegs i Estomatòlegs de Catalunya' wanted to create an app for its member so they can show latest news and events, create recipes and send notifications.
I worked alone in this project and started it with almost no experince in mobile develop. I studied ReactJS and React Native to be able to put everything together and created this app from scratch.
COEC APP (2018)
Dentist School App for members
@HeavyDots
Croma Experience
PHP with Yii2 Framework, MySQL, Jquery and LESS
A website for a beauty and health contest
I worked together with another developer, I was in charge of the promotional landing (where doctors can register) and visual aspect of the backoffice (where doctors can upload experinces).
Croma (2018)
Beauty and Health experience contest
@HeavyDots
Block breaker
Unity
A game I developed for a course I'm currently participating. You can play it HERE
Link might not work, since sharemygame.com only keep it for 30 days. Want to see it and link not working? Contact me :)
Block breaker
@Udemy Unity Course
Ayudas y subvenciones
PHP with Yii2 Framework, MySQL, Jquery and LESS
A website with a search engine for subsidies.
The client needed to change its site so we join forces with a marketing and SEO agency and collaborate to create this new site. Search engine was a big challenge for us, since we needed clean urls and different metas for different searchs, we also created a feature to populate dinamically its sitemap.
Ayudas y Subvenciones (2017-2018)
Search Engine for Subsidies
@HeavyDots
Heavydots
React Native
Our multilingual site
Developed by me entirely except for the design.
Heavydots (2017-2018)
Our site
@HeavyDots
Oinversion
PHP with Yii2 Framework, MySQL, Jquery and LESS
A website where common people can search for real estate investments.
Admin can add some properties with a good range of potencial profits, add pictures and stats so clients can have a picture of how this investment can work
Oinversion (2017-)
Real Estate Investments
@HeavyDots
BuscoSEO
PHP with Wordpress
This SEO and Marketing agency wanted to change its site. So, the bought a template for wordpress.
My job was to adapt this template to their design and changes some of the features that needed to work differently.
BuscoSEO (2017)
Marketing and SEO Agency
@HeavyDots
Nexo Touch
PHP with Yii2 Framework, MySQL, Jquery and LESS
Promotional site for a Real Estate Touch Screens system.
Me and other developer, created a web-based system specifically for touch devices. The client goal was to access this system through touch screen devices and place them in the exterior of its offices, so potencial clients can search for properties without needing an agent.
It was challenge to connect this system with an API to the CRM, we developed all the API and its calls. The system can search properties by filters or with a map, access to a property to see its features, pictures and contact with the owner of the property, all by using a touch screen.
Nexo Touch (2017)
Real Estate Touch Interface
@HeavyDots
Nexo CRM
PHP with Yii2 Framework, MySQL, Jquery and LESS
Promotional site for a Real Estate CRM
NexoCRM (2016-)
Real Estate CRM
@HeavyDots
Oi Realtor
PHP with Yii Framework, MySQL, Jquery, LESS and then Yii2 for its migration
By far, the project where I have dedicated the most of my time in the last years. When I joined the project it was an already launched Yii site that connects to its own CRM. I started developing new features and maintaining the existing ones (in Site and CRM).
After a few conversations with the client, we decided to migrate the site to Yii2, by redesigning the entire site to gain a lot in user experience. It was a real challenge because of the size of the project and the requirements by the client. I was developing with another developer, but I developed most of the site. Markup, meta title and meta description special system in collaboration with a marketing agency.
We continue developing new features and changing some of the existence to improve its SEO
Oi Realtor (2015-)
Real Estate Agency
@HeavyDots
The Good Data
PHP with Yii Framework, MySQL, Jquery (for site) and JS (chrome extension)
This site works with a chrome extension that block ads and convert them into money that later can be donated by its users to one of the charity case that were promoted. The extension needed some fixes and I was in charge of everything related to stats, calculation, graphs and comparisons.
Also, a full site analisys was made in order to participate in a contest for an investment... we won btw ;)
The Good Data (2015)
Browser extension and website
@HeavyDots
Trendmakers Panamá
PHP with Laravel Framework, MySQL, Jquery and LESS
Online shop for Hummer's clothes line in Panamá. This project was nearly close to its launch when I joined. Contact page as well as shops location was missing, some other sections needed fixes and shop was tested and bugs were fixed.
Trendmakers Panamá (2014-2015)
Ecommerce
@4Geeks
Todoinmueble (Currently offline)
PHP with OsClass Framework, MySQL and Jquery
Online Real Estate Agency. When I joined the project it was already launched but needed several fixes, specially in the visual side and the publication system for the properties. Also the client wanted new features to enhance the user experience.
Todoinmueble (2014)
Real Estate Agency
@4Geeks
Las Palmeras (Currently offline)
PHP with Code Igniter Framework, MySQL and JS
This site was build for a client who owned a hotel. He needed a online reservation system that was built, easy to use by the user and easy to manage by the admins.
Las Palmeras (2013)
Hotel
@Katanoia
HMServi (Currently offline)
PHP with Code Igniter Framework, MySQL and JS
We developed a site for a client who wanted to share movies and files with his clients.
HMServi (2012)
Movies and files site
@Katanoia


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Created by Marco Fargetta /<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Both solution allow to deploy pre-configured services for the user and provide tools to access these services from the application
OpenShift seems very good but it is not public available, it require licence from RedHat
The new component Boson will introduce the idea of reservation and advance reservation
Before any operation a user must allocate resources in Boson and the following request will use these resources
Not plan yet for the integration in the release
JuJu is an orchestrator developed by Canonical with the aim of automatise the deploy of multiple related service in different infrastructure
The demo was very impressive and the
deploy in different clouds
and
Free available (both client and server)
https://juju.ubuntu.com/The official procedure explained
It is better to look at http://youtu.be/mT2yC6ll5Qk)
Official documentation explain how to deploy each component for development
DevStack is a project providing a tool to download the source code and configure all the components in a single machine for the developers
Available at http://devstack.org
Customise Horizon require to modify the code base making it very difficult to maintain
Future version will move the interface to angular.js and will implement a sort of module to hot deploy (like modern CMS)
Time schedule for the migration not defined
Identity federation implemented but only for command line tools and not usable for web application
The proposed solution uses only the SAML ECP profile
Work with Merek Denis from CERN to finalise the integration with SAML ECP
Solution for web application proposed yesterday, waiting for response
Hierarchy Keystone: authentication provided by an external source which may include another keystone
New Token model based on PKI to reduce the communication overhead with keystone to validate the token
Split in two related server: one for the authentication and the other for the authorisation. The first could become optional and the second needed to run the infrastructure
Contributors do not pay fee for OpenStack Summits
Requested an approved commit in the last and/or previous version of OpenStack
A lot of work opportunities


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Contains interpolation sets of all joint movements that can be caluclated into a handPose.
More...
#include <HandInterpolator.h>
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| | HandInterpolator (std::vector< std::vector< InterpolationSet > > interpolations) |
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| | HandInterpolator (std::vector< std::vector< InterpolationSet > > interpolations, Quat cmcStart) |
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| float | CalculateAngle (Finger finger, int movement, float value) |
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| float | CalculateAngle (Finger finger, FingerMovement movement, float value) |
| | Calculate a finger movement's rotation, using an input value. More...
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| float | CalculateAngle (Finger finger, ThumbMovement movement, float value) |
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| bool | Equals (HandInterpolator other) |
| | Check if this handInterpolator matches another. More...
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| void | SetInterpolation (int finger, int movement, float inputAt0, float inputAt1, float angleAt0, float angleAt1) |
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| void | SetInterpolation (Finger finger, FingerMovement movement, float inputAt0, float inputAt1, float angleAt0, float angleAt1) |
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| void | SetInterpolation (ThumbMovement movement, float inputAt0, float inputAt1, float angleAt0, float angleAt1) |
| | Updates a particular joint movement interpolation, without changing its limits More...
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| InterpolationSet | GetInterpolation (int finger, int movement) |
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| std::string | Serialize () |
| | Serialize this HandInterpolator into a string representation. More...
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Contains interpolation sets of all joint movements that can be caluclated into a handPose.
◆ HandInterpolator() [1/3]
| SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::HandInterpolator |
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◆ ~HandInterpolator()
| SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::~HandInterpolator |
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◆ HandInterpolator() [2/3]
| SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::HandInterpolator |
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std::vector< std::vector< InterpolationSet > > |
interpolations | ) |
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◆ HandInterpolator() [3/3]
| SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::HandInterpolator |
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std::vector< std::vector< InterpolationSet > > |
interpolations, |
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Quat |
cmcStart |
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◆ CalculateAngle() [1/3]
| float SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::CalculateAngle |
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Finger |
finger, |
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FingerMovement |
movement, |
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float |
value |
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Calculate a finger movement's rotation, using an input value.
◆ CalculateAngle() [2/3]
| float SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::CalculateAngle |
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Finger |
finger, |
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int |
movement, |
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float |
value |
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Calculate any finger's movement rotation, using an input value.
◆ CalculateAngle() [3/3]
| float SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::CalculateAngle |
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Finger |
finger, |
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ThumbMovement |
movement, |
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float |
value |
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Calculate a thumb movement's rotation, using an input value.
◆ Default()
| HandInterpolator SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::Default |
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bool |
rightHand | ) |
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Create a default instance of a left- or right handed interpolator.
◆ Deserialize()
| HandInterpolator SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::Deserialize |
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std::string |
serializedString | ) |
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Convert a serialized HandInterpolator back into a class representation.
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- Returns
◆ Equals()
Check if this handInterpolator matches another.
- Parameters
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- Returns
◆ GetInterpolation()
| InterpolationSet SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::GetInterpolation |
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int |
finger, |
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int |
movement |
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Returns an interpolationSet
- Parameters
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- Returns
◆ InterpolateFingerAngles()
| std::vector< Vect3D > SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::InterpolateFingerAngles |
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Finger |
finger, |
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HandInterpolator & |
interpolator, |
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Vect3D |
totalGloveAngles |
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Calculate all angles of a specific finger based on an Interpolator and input angles.
◆ InterpolateHandAngles()
| std::vector< std::vector< Vect3D > > SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::InterpolateHandAngles |
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HandInterpolator & |
profile, |
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std::vector< Vect3D > |
totalAngles |
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) |
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Calculate all hand angles based on an interpolator and total xyz angles.
◆ InterpolateThumbAngles()
| std::vector< Vect3D > SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::InterpolateThumbAngles |
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HandInterpolator & |
interpolator, |
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Vect3D |
totalGloveAngles |
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Calculate all angles of the Thumb based on an Interpolator and input angles.
◆ Serialize()
| std::string SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::Serialize |
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◆ SetInterpolation() [1/3]
| void SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::SetInterpolation |
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Finger |
finger, |
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FingerMovement |
movement, |
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float |
inputAt0, |
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float |
inputAt1, |
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float |
angleAt0, |
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float |
angleAt1 |
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Updates a particular joint movement interpolation, without changing its limits
- Parameters
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| finger | |
| movement | |
| inputAt0 | |
| inputAt1 | |
| angleAt0 | |
| angleAt1 | |
◆ SetInterpolation() [2/3]
| void SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::SetInterpolation |
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int |
finger, |
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int |
movement, |
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float |
inputAt0, |
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float |
inputAt1, |
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float |
angleAt0, |
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float |
angleAt1 |
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Updates a particular joint movement interpolation, without changing its limits.
- Parameters
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| finger | |
| movement | |
| inputAt0 | |
| inputAt1 | |
| angleAt0 | |
| angleAt1 | |
◆ SetInterpolation() [3/3]
| void SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::SetInterpolation |
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ThumbMovement |
movement, |
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float |
inputAt0, |
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float |
inputAt1, |
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float |
angleAt0, |
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float |
angleAt1 |
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Updates a particular joint movement interpolation, without changing its limits
- Parameters
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| movement | |
| inputAt0 | |
| inputAt1 | |
| angleAt0 | |
| angleAt1 | |
◆ cmcStartRot
| Quat SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::cmcStartRot |
Starting rotation of the thumb cmc joint.
summary> Interpolation sets for each finger. First index indicates which finger, Second index indicates the joint movement.
◆ jointInterpolations
| std::vector< std::vector< InterpolationSet > > SGCore::Kinematics::HandInterpolator::jointInterpolations |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- C:/Gitlab-Runner/builds/yDcLA2Qt/0/senseglove/senseglove-backend/sgcorecpp/src/SGCoreCpp/HandInterpolator.h
- C:/Gitlab-Runner/builds/yDcLA2Qt/0/senseglove/senseglove-backend/sgcorecpp/src/SGCoreCpp/HandInterpolator.cpp


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Class: Deltacloud::BaseDriver::FeatureDecl
- Inherits:
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Object
- Object
- Deltacloud::BaseDriver::FeatureDecl
- Defined in:
- lib/deltacloud/base_driver/features.rb
Overview
The declaration of a feature, defines what operations are modified by it
Instance Attribute Summary (collapse)
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- (Object) name
readonly
Returns the value of attribute name.
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- (Object) operations
readonly
Returns the value of attribute operations.
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
- - (Object) description(text = nil)
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- (FeatureDecl) initialize(name, &block)
constructor
A new instance of FeatureDecl.
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- (Object) operation(name, &block)
Add a new operation or modify an existing one through BLOCK.
Constructor Details
- (FeatureDecl) initialize(name, &block)
A new instance of FeatureDecl
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# File 'lib/deltacloud/base_driver/features.rb', line 31 def initialize(name, &block) @name = name @operations = [] instance_eval &block end |
Instance Attribute Details
- (Object) name (readonly)
Returns the value of attribute name
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# File 'lib/deltacloud/base_driver/features.rb', line 29 def name @name end |
- (Object) operations (readonly)
Returns the value of attribute operations
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# File 'lib/deltacloud/base_driver/features.rb', line 29 def operations @operations end |
Instance Method Details
- (Object) description(text = nil)
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# File 'lib/deltacloud/base_driver/features.rb', line 37 def description(text=nil) @description = text if text @description end |
- (Object) operation(name, &block)
Add a new operation or modify an existing one through BLOCK
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# File 'lib/deltacloud/base_driver/features.rb', line 43 def operation(name, &block) unless op = @operations.find { |op| op.name == name } op = Operation.new(name, &block) @operations << op else op.instance_eval(&block) if block_given? end op end |


Gunman at California school arrested trying to flee country
SAN JACINTO, Calif. (AP) - The man who allegedly pointed a gun Wednesday at a cafeteria table full of students but did not open fire at a Southern California community college was arrested at the airport as he tried to flee the country, authorities said.
Police arrested Greg Abejon, 25, at Los Angeles International Airport after he checked in for a flight, the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office said on Twitter.
No injuries were reported at Mount San Jacinto College southeast of Los Angeles, Riverside County Sheriff’s Deputy Robyn Flores previously said. It was not immediately clear if Abejon was a student.
Deputies were called shortly before 10 a.m. and unsuccessfully searched for the gunman on the locked-down campus. Classes were canceled for the day.
There were about 500 people on campus at the time, college officials said. The lockdown was lifted at 1:30 p.m.
Other nearby schools, including an elementary school, were also temporarily locked down.
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Pirate (ARRR) is a cryptocurrency that solves the issue of financial privacy on the blockchain through forced anonymous transactions. Protect your wallet and transactions with Pirate’s completely anonymous network. With forced private transactions, your privacy cannot be compromised by another users’ activity on the network. If you wish to learn more, please join the official Pirate Discord at https://pirate.black/discord/ or message FishyGuts#5085, who will be happy to help out.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
candy04-Nov-18 06:23 PM
I don't scam anyone. I just sell ARRR for Blackbeark and he does not pay KMD for me
Acura04-Nov-18 06:23 PM
WTS 900 DEX for Pirate
Oszy04-Nov-18 06:24 PM
You know what. Why am i wasting time typing.
candy04-Nov-18 06:25 PM
@Deleted User I sold 2435arrr = 267kmd for blackbeark. But he didn't pay me kmd
FishyGuts04-Nov-18 06:26 PM
Blocked. We're working hard here to build something. We don't need to waste time with someone thinking they are clever and getting something for free through a scam.
candy04-Nov-18 06:30 PM
It is true that the lies. I had to hire the rig to mining, but after selling I was robbed.
Flexatron04-Nov-18 06:30 PM
blocked
candy04-Nov-18 06:30 PM
And no one cares about what I said. They only believe the people they think are always right
I am a new one. I exploit and now start selling the first coin
What is this community. Are those who do not know how to say so
FishyGuts04-Nov-18 06:35 PM
@Deleted User I thought you sent funds to his wallet? txid is from wallet to wallet right? Send it again.
That should clear this up
candy04-Nov-18 06:35 PM
You may not believe or block me. But I will curse those who have cheated my coin
FishyGuts04-Nov-18 06:35 PM
EmmanuelToday at 10:10 AM
Txid: 73b5e3f7807e26274165c2e0db780018a2f364669ff9a890ac7eb5c2acfb3374
@webworker01 anything in particular to look at when setting up a pirate pool using knomp?
Oszy04-Nov-18 08:00 PM
The instructions
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Outlier04-Nov-18 08:08 PM
@webworker01 Thank you for all the explanations and how payments work once the system is saturated. I know increasing to 50 is a temporary work around.
Flexatron04-Nov-18 08:09 PM
Lol
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Nov-18 08:09 PM
@webworker01 the readme needs to be changed off of assetchains.old to assetchains imo
mrlynch04-Nov-18 08:11 PM
do i need to download all assetchains though? or is pirate enough?
also... vultr or digitalocean? :?
so i have to make it pirate specific
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Nov-18 08:11 PM
assetchains has a random start cpu mining
True, but it also has a 20 sec delay between commands(edited)
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mrlynch04-Nov-18 08:12 PM
ok cool... thanks! thy work must begin
i've just decommed my server :)) so i have to get a vps and see how it goes. 2 cpu 4 gb ram for starters? what d'you reckon?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Nov-18 08:15 PM
@webworker01 I know you didn't but my point is that '.old' starts up like 300 gajillion daemons "all at once"
mrlynch04-Nov-18 08:15 PM
ok to leave just pirate in assetchains.old?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Nov-18 08:16 PM
it doesn't work for "lesser" VPSs
mrlynch04-Nov-18 08:16 PM
min spec then?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Nov-18 08:16 PM
crashed mine earlier
mrlynch04-Nov-18 08:16 PM
ok
what do you recommend as a minimum spec for the server?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Nov-18 08:18 PM
has strat on 1 server and wallets on another
mrlynch04-Nov-18 08:19 PM
never started my own pool hence the questions so i do apologize if they seem dumb
was never interested in a pool until now
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Nov-18 08:20 PM
how do i do that?
there's this thing called a "configuration file" ....


I’ve added a bit of syntactic sugar to SKiDL over the past few months:
It doesn’t change what SKiDL does, but does make it easier to do it.
Series, Parallel, and Tee Network Constructors
Last year, I had a discussion with
kasbah on the SKiDL Github about his suggestion
to overload the >>
operator to wire two-pin parts in series.
A lot of good ideas came out of that,
but in the end we thought it had limited use and dropped it.
Fast forward to a few months ago when I was working on a project to use genetic algorithms for optimizing a power supply. One of the tasks was to programmatically create series and parallel combinations of two-pin components. By looking at the connection of two-pin components in serial or parallel as the creation of a two-pin network, a concise syntax arose to create circuits much more complicated than simple series connections.
To support this idea in SKiDL, I overloaded the bitwise AND (&
) and OR (|
) operators
to connect two-pin components in series or parallel, respectively.
For example, here is a network of four series resistors using the standard
SKiDL syntax:
r1, r2, r3, r4 = Part('Device', 'R', dest=TEMPLATE) * 4
r1[2] += r2[1]
r2[2] += r3[1]
r3[2] += r4[1]
This is the same thing using the new &
operator:
r1, r2, r3, r4 = Part('Device', 'R', dest=TEMPLATE) * 4
ser_ntwk = r1 & r2 & r3 & r4
Here are four resistors wired in parallel:
par_ntwk = r1 | r2 | r3 | r4
Or you can do something like placing pairs of resistors in series and then paralleling those combinations like this:
combo_ntwk = (r1 & r2) | (r3 & r4)
In addition to connecting parts, the &
and |
operators also work with nets.
This lets you apply inputs and extract outputs by attaching nets to nodes in the network.
To illustrate, here’s a simple resistor network that divides an input voltage
to generate an output voltage:
vin, vout, gnd = Net('VI'), Net('VO'), Net('GND')
vdiv_ntwk = vin & r1 & vout & r2 & gnd
You could do the same thing using a single pin instead of a net. Here’s the voltage divider attached directly to a pin of a microcontroller:
pic10 = Part('MCU_Microchip_PIC10', 'PIC10F320-IP')
pin_ntwk = vin & r1 & pic10['RA3'] & r2 & gnd
The examples above work with non-polarized components, but what about polarized parts like diodes and electrolytic capacitors? For those, you have to specify the pins explicitly with the first pin connected to the preceding part and the second pin to the following part like so:
vcc = Net('VCC')
d1 = Part('Device', 'D')
polar_ntwk = vcc & r1 & d1['A,K'] & gnd # Diode anode connected to resistor and cathode to ground.
Explicitly listing the pins also lets you use multi-pin parts with networks. For example, here’s an NPN-transistor amplifier built using two networks: one for the carrying the amplified current through the load resistor and the transistor’s collector and emitter, and another for applying the input to the base.
inp, outp = Net('INPUT'), Net('OUTPUT')
q1 = Part('Device', 'Q_NPN_ECB')
ntwk_ce = vcc & r1 & outp & q1['C,E'] & gnd # Connect net outp to the junction of the resistor and transistor collector.
ntwk_b = inp & r2 & q1['B'] # Connect net inp to the resistor driving the transistor base.
Not all networks are composed of parts in series or parallel. For example, here’s a Pi matching network:
This could be described using the tee()
function like so:
inp, outp, gnd = Net('INPUT'), Net('OUTPUT'), Net('GND')
l1 = Part('Device', 'L')
c1, c2 = Part('Device', 'C', dest=TEMPLATE) * 2
pi_ntwk = inp & tee(c1 & gnd) & l1 & tee(c2 & gnd) & outp
The tee
function takes any network as its argument and returns the first node of
that network to be connected into the higher-level network.
The network passed to tee
can be arbitrarily complex, including any
combination of parts, &
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’s, and tee
’s.
Bussed Part Pins
Some parts have sequentially-numbered sets of pins, such as a RAM’s address and data buses. Previously, you had to explicitly list these pins to make connections like this:
>>> databus = Bus('DATA', 8)
>>> ram = Part('Memory_RAM','AS6C1616')
>>> ram['DQ7,DQ6,DQ5,DQ4,DQ3,DQ2,DQ1,DQ0'] += databus[7:0]
>>> databus
DATA:
DATA0: Pin U1/29/DQ0/BIDIRECTIONAL
DATA1: Pin U1/31/DQ1/BIDIRECTIONAL
DATA2: Pin U1/33/DQ2/BIDIRECTIONAL
DATA3: Pin U1/35/DQ3/BIDIRECTIONAL
DATA4: Pin U1/38/DQ4/BIDIRECTIONAL
DATA5: Pin U1/40/DQ5/BIDIRECTIONAL
DATA6: Pin U1/42/DQ6/BIDIRECTIONAL
DATA7: Pin U1/44/DQ7/BIDIRECTIONAL
This is functional but tedious for large buses, so I introduced a more compact notation to do the same thing:
>>> ram['DQ[7:0]'] += databus[7:0]
>>> databus
DATA:
DATA0: Pin U1/29/DQ0/BIDIRECTIONAL
DATA1: Pin U1/31/DQ1/BIDIRECTIONAL
DATA2: Pin U1/33/DQ2/BIDIRECTIONAL
DATA3: Pin U1/35/DQ3/BIDIRECTIONAL
DATA4: Pin U1/38/DQ4/BIDIRECTIONAL
DATA5: Pin U1/40/DQ5/BIDIRECTIONAL
DATA6: Pin U1/42/DQ6/BIDIRECTIONAL
DATA7: Pin U1/44/DQ7/BIDIRECTIONAL
Accessing Part Pins as Attributes
The standard syntax for accessing a part pin uses array index notation like this:
>>> ram['DQ0'] += databus[0]
In order to slim this down, part pins can now also be referenced using their names as attributes:
>>> ram.DQ0 += databus[0]
Note that this works as long as the pin name is a legal attribute name (i.e., it begins with an alpha character and contains only alphanumeric characters and the underscore). If it’s not, you’ll have to use array indexing.
You can also use attribute references with pin numbers by prefixing the number
with p
:
>>> r = Part("Device", 'R')
>>> r
R (): Resistor
Pin R1/1/~/PASSIVE
Pin R1/2/~/PASSIVE
>>> vcc = Net('VCC')
>>> r.p1 += vcc
>>> vcc
VCC: Pin R1/1/~/PASSIVE


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FAR 61.65 governs the instrument rating process.
Instrument Rating Requirements:
- Written Test
- Must have gotten ground instruction or a home-study course
- 70% or better is considered passing
- A passing score is valid for 24 months
- Experience
- 50 hours of cross-country flight time
- 10 hours of this must be in airplanes
- 40 hours of actual or simulated instrument time
- 15 hours of instructional instrument time
- At least 3 hours must be done in the 2 calendar months preceding the practical test
- One 250nm cross-country flight
- Must include 3 different approaches to 3 different airports
- Note that you may use an approved flight simulator for 20 hours of instrument flying experience
- 50 hours of cross-country flight time
Relevant Regulations
- 14 CFR Part 61:
- Recent experience, logging of flight time
- Instrument rating requirements
- 14 CFR Part 91:
- IFR operations, equipment, and inspections
- NTSB Part 830
- Aircraft accident and incident reporting
- Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM)
- ATC procedures
- Safety of flight
- Medical factors
- IFR relevant sections:
- Radio aids to navigation
- Radar services and procedures
- Lighting and airport visual aids
- Airport signs and markings
Topics
- Instrument Flying
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- Weather
- Systems


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Watching Netflix: 40%
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Coding: 25%
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Skill: 0%
Buffalo: 5%
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Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson worried by Joel Ward injury following Liverpool clash
The defender needed to be substituted in the defeat to Liverpool
by Scott TrotterCrystal Palace defender Joel Ward's injury will be assessed on Monday after he picked up a knock in the defeat to Liverpool.
The Eagles regular was replaced in the second half by Martin Kelly after initially attempting to carry on after clashing knees.
Roy Hodgson has admitted he is worried about the injury given Palace's lack of depth in the area after selling Aaron Wan-Bissaka in the summer.
The Palace boss said: "Yes I'm worried because it was a knee to knee clash near the touchline but I can't enlighten you for obvious reasons. He will need to be assessed and that probably won't take place until Monday now. He will have a total examination of the knee injury that he has got then and we will find the extent of it.
"If it's going to be an injury that takes a period of time it's one we can ill afford because as everybody here knows that is an area of the squad where we don't have as much back up as we do in the midfield area.
"Today we weren't planning to replace Joel Ward, we were planning on giving James McCarthy his chance to come on alongside Schlupp and replace our two unbelievably hardworking midfield players to the side of Luka but that had to be cancelled when Joel went down and Martin had to deputise for him."


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Module: Aws::CloudFront::Errors
Overview
When Amazon CloudFront returns an error response, the Ruby SDK constructs and raises an error. These errors have the following ancestors:
You can rescue all CloudFront errors using ServiceError
:
# rescue all errors from Amazon CloudFront
begin
# do stuff
rescue Aws::CloudFront::Errors::ServiceError
# ...
end
Request Context
ServiceError objects have a #context method that returns information about the request that generated the error, including:
#params
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- Name of the API operation invoked#http_request
#http_response
- etc ...
See Seahorse::Client::RequestContext for more information.
Error Classes
You can rescue a specific error using the error code:
begin
# do stuff
rescue Aws::CloudFront::Errors::AccessDenied
# ...
end
Some of the common errors are listed below:


Over at BibliOdyssey, Peacay has a fantastic quotation from Robert Payne, in a letter to Gilbert Sheldon written in 1650:
“The truth is, this Jesuit, as generally the most of his order, have a great ambition to be thoughte the greate and learned men of the world; and to that end writes greate volumes, on all subjects, with gay pictures and diagrams to set them forth, for ostentation And to fill up those volumes, they draw in all things, by head and shoulders; and these too for the most part, stolen from other authors. So that if that little, which is their owne, were separated from what is borrowed from others, or impertinent to their present arguments, their swollen volumes would shrink up to the size of our Almanacks. But enough of these Mountebankes.”