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Foreign Function Implementation Guide.
The following quick guide is what you do to start experimenting with the JX9 foreign function mechanism without having to do a lot of tedious reading.
Foreign functions are used to add JX9 functions or to redefine the behavior of existing JX9 functions from the outside environment (see below) to the underlying virtual machine. This mechanism is know as “In-process extending”. After successful call to jx9_create_function(), the installed function is available immediately and can be called from the target JX9 code.
A foreign function is simply a host application defined function typically implemented in C which is responsible of performing the desired computation. There are many reasons to implement foreign functions, one of them is to perform system calls and gain access to low level resources that is impossible to do using standard JX9 functions.
Another reason to implement foreign functions is performance. That is, a foreign function implemented in C will typically run 5 times faster than if it was implemented in JX9, this is why most of the built-in JX9 functions (Over 303 as of this release) such as json_encode(), crc32(), array_merge(), chdir(), fread(), fopen() and many more are implemented in C rather than JX9.
The signature of the foreign function is as follows:
int (*xFunc)(jx9_context *pCtx,int argc,jx9_value **argv)
As you can see, the implemented function must accept three parameters. The first parameter is a pointer to a jx9_context structure. This is the context in which the foreign function executes. In other words, this parameter is the intermediate between the foreign function and the underlying virtual machine.
The application-defined foreign function implementation will pass this pointer through into calls to dozens of interfaces, these includes:
jx9_context_output(), jx9_context_throw_error(), jx9_context_new_scalar(), jx9_context_user_data(), jx9_context_alloc_chunk() and many more.
The second parameter is the total number of arguments passed to the foreign function. If the total number of arguments is not the expected one, the foreign functions can throw an error via jx9_context_throw_error() as follow: jx9_context_throw_error(pCtx,JX9_CTX_WARNING,"Unexpected number of arguments");
The last parameter is an array of pointers to jx9_value which represents function arguments. The implementation of the foreign functions can extract their contents via one of these interfaces:
The computation result (i.e. the return value) of the foreign function can be set via one of these interfaces:
If no call is made to one of these interfaces, then a NULL return value is assumed.
The implementation of the foreign function must return JX9_OK on success, but if the callbacks wishes to abort processing (to stop program execution) and thus to emulate the exit or die JX9 constructs, it must return JX9_ABORT instead.
Typical
Implementation Of A Foreign Function
A typical implementation of a foreign function would perform the following operations in order:
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Check if the given arguments are of the expected numbers and expected types. If the foreign accepts arguments, this is the first operation it must perform before doing any serious work. For that, a set of interfaces are available:
To check if the given arguments are of the expected number, simply compare the expected number with the argc parameter (Second parameter the foreign function takes).
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If the foreign function accepts arguments, it may need to extract their contents via the following set of interfaces:
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Perform the desired computation.
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Allocate additional jx9_value via the jx9_context_new_scalar() and/or jx9_context_new_array() interfaces especially if the foreign function works with JSON arrays or JSON objects (see below for a working example).
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If something goes wrong while processing the input or performing the computation, the foreign function can throw an error via the jx9_context_throw_error() or jx9_context_throw_error_format() interfaces.
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If the foreign function wishes to output a message and thus to emulate the print JX9 construct, it may call jx9_context_output() or jx9_context_output_format().
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When done, the computation result (i.e. return value) of the foreign function can be set via one of the these interfaces:
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And finally, return JX9_OK when done. Note that you do not need to release any allocated resource manually via the jx9_context_release_value() interface, the virtual machine will release any allocated resources for you automatically.
Foreign Function Examples
We will start our examples with the simplest foreign function implemented in C which perform a simple right shift operation on a given number and return the new shifted value as it's computation result (i.e. return value), here is the C code:
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int shift_func(
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jx9_context *pCtx, /* Call Context */
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int argc, /* Total number of arguments passed to the function */
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jx9_value **argv /* Array of function arguments */
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)
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{
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int num;
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/* Make sure there is at least one argument and is of the
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* expected type [i.e: numeric].
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*/
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if( argc < 1 || !jx9_value_is_numeric(argv[0]) ){
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/*
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* Missing/Invalid argument,throw a warning and return FALSE.
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* Note that you do not need to log the function name,JX9 will
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* automatically append the function name for you.
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*/
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jx9_context_throw_error(pCtx,JX9_CTX_WARNING,"Missing numeric argument");
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/* Return false */
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jx9_result_bool(pCtx,0);
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return JX9_OK;
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}
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/* Extract the number */
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num = jx9_value_to_int(argv[0]);
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/* Shift by 1 */
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num <<= 1;
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/* Return the new value */
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jx9_result_int(pCtx,num);
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/* All done */
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return JX9_OK;
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}
On line 11, we check if there is at least one argument and is numeric (integer or float or a string that looks like a number). If not, we throw an error on line 17 and we return a Boolean false (zero) on line 19 using the jx9_result_bool() interfaces.
We extract the function argument which is the number to shift on line 23 using the jx9_value_to_int() interface.
We
perform the desired computation (right shift the given number by one)
on line 25.
And finally, we return the new value as our computation result one line 27 using a call to jx9_result_int().
Now after installing this function (see below for a working example), it can be called from your JX9 script as follows:
print shift_func(150); //you should see 300.
Another simple foreign function named date_func(). This function does not expect arguments and return the current system date in a string. A typical call to this function would return something like: 2012-23-09 13:53:30. Here is the implementation
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int date_func(
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jx9_context *pCtx, /* Call Context */
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int argc, /* Total number of arguments passed to the function */
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jx9_value **argv /* Array of function arguments*/
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){
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time_t tt;
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struct tm *pNow;
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/* Get the current time */
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time(&tt);
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pNow = localtime(&tt);
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/*
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* Return the current date.
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*/
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jx9_result_string_format(pCtx,
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"%04d-%02d-%02d %02d:%02d:%02d", /* printf() style format */
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pNow->tm_year + 1900, /* Year */
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pNow->tm_mday, /* Day of the month */
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pNow->tm_mon + 1, /* Month number */
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pNow->tm_hour, /* Hour */
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pNow->tm_min, /* Minutes */
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pNow->tm_sec /* Seconds */
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);
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/* All done */
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return JX9_OK;
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}
We get the date on line 10 using the libc localtime() routine and we return it using the jx9_result_string_format() interface on 14. This function is a work-alike of the "printf()" family of functions from the standard C library which is used to append a formatted string.
Download & Compile this C file for a working version of the function defined above plus others foreign functions.
Working
With JSON Arrays/Object
Working with JSON arrays or objects is relatively easy and involves two or three additional call to JX9 interfaces. A typical implementation of a foreign function that works with arrays/objects would perform the following operations:
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Call jx9_context_new_array() to allocate a fresh jx9_value of type array or object. The new array/object is empty and need to be populated. This interface is unified for JSON arrays as well JSON objects.
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Call jx9_context_new_scalar() to allocate a new scalar jx9_value. This value is used to populate array/object entries with the desired value.
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Populate the array/object using one or more calls to jx9_array_add_elem() and/or it's wrappers. Again, these interfaces are unified for JSON arrays and objects.
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Finally, return the fresh array/object using the jx9_result_value() interface.
We will start our examples by a simple foreign function names array_time_func(). This function does not expects arguments and return the current time in a JSON array. A typical output of this function would look like this:
/* JSON Array */
[14,53,30]
Here is the C code.
int array_time_func(jx9_context *pCtx,int argc,jx9_value **argv)
{
jx9_value *pArray; /* Our JSON Array */
jx9_value *pValue; /* Array entries value */
time_t tt;
struct tm *pNow;
/* Get the current time first */
time(&tt);
pNow = localtime(&tt);
/* Create a new json array */
pArray = jx9_context_new_array(pCtx);
/* Create a worker scalar value */
pValue = jx9_context_new_scalar(pCtx);
if( pArray == 0 || pValue == 0 ){
/*
* If the supplied memory subsystem is so sick that we are unable
* to allocate a tiny chunk of memory, there is no much we can do here.
* Abort immediately.
*/
jx9_context_throw_error(pCtx,JX9_CTX_ERR,"Fatal, JX9 is running out of memory");
/* emulate the die() construct */
return JX9_ABORT; /* die('Fatal,JX9 is running out of memory'); */
}
/* Populate the JSON array.
* Note that we will use the same worker scalar value (pValue) here rather than
* allocating a new value for each array entry. This is due to the fact
* that the populated array will make it's own private copy of the inserted
* key(if available) and it's associated value.
*/
jx9_value_int(pValue,pNow->tm_hour); /* Hour */
/* Insert the hour at the first available index */
jx9_array_add_elem(pArray,0/* NULL: Assign an automatic index*/,pValue /* Will make it's own copy */);
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/* Overwrite the previous value */
jx9_value_int(pValue,pNow->tm_min); /* Minutes */
/* Insert minutes */
jx9_array_add_elem(pArray,0/* NULL: Assign an automatic index*/,pValue /* Will make it's own copy */);
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/* Overwrite the previous value */
jx9_value_int(pValue,pNow->tm_sec); /* Seconds */
/* Insert seconds */
jx9_array_add_elem(pArray,0/* NULL: Assign an automatic index*/,pValue /* Will make it's own copy */);
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/* Return the array as the function return value */
jx9_result_value(pCtx,pArray);
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/* All done. Don't worry about freeing memory here, every
* allocated resource will be released automatically by the engine
* as soon we return from this foreign function.
*/
return JX9_OK;
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}
We allocate a fresh empty JSON array on line 11 using a call to jx9_context_new_array(). Also, we allocate a fresh scalar value one line 13 using a call to jx9_context_new_scalar().
We populate the scalar jx9_value with the desired value, here the current hour on line 31 using a call to jx9_value_int() and we insert it in the new array using the jx9_array_add_elem() interface on line 33.
This process is repeated again on line 36, 38, 41 and 43. Note that we use the same scalar value to populate the array with the three entries. This is due to the fact that a call to jx9_array_add_elem() and it's wrappers will make a private copy of the inserted value and so it's safe to use the same scalar value for other insertions.
Finally, we return our array as our computation result one line 46 using the jx9_result_value() interface.
Test The Implementation
Now we
have implemented our foreign functions, it's time to test them. For
that, we will create a simple JX9 program that call each of the
defined functions and output their return values. Here is the program:
print 'shift_func(150) = ' .. shift_func(150) .. JX9_EOL;
print 'sum_func(7,8,9,10) = ' .. sum_func(7,8,9,10) .. JX9_EOL;
print 'date_func(5) = ' .. date_func() .. JX9_EOL;
print 'array_time_func() =' .. array_time_func() .. JX9_EOL;
print 'object_date_func() =' .. JX9_EOL;
dump(object_date_func());
print 'array_str_split(\'Hello\') =' .. JX9_EOL;
dump(array_str_split('Hello'));
When running this program, you should see something like that:
shift_func(150) = 300
sum_func(7,8,9,10) = 34
date_func(5) = 2012-29-12 01:13:58
array_time_func() =[1,13,58]
object_date_func() =
JSON Object(6 {
"tm_year":2012,
"tm_mon":12,
"tm_mday":29,
"tm_hour":1,
"tm_min":13,
"tm_sec":58
}
)
array_str_split('Hello') =
JSON Array(5 ["H","e","l","l","o"])
Now, the main program.(You can get a working version of this program here)
/*
* Container for the foreign functions defined above.
* These functions will be registered later using a call
* to [jx9_create_function()].
*/
static const struct foreign_func {
const char *zName; /* Name of the foreign function*/
int (*xProc)(jx9_context *,int,jx9_value **); /* Pointer to the C function performing the computation*/
}aFunc[] = {
{"shift_func",shift_func},
{"date_func", date_func},
{"sum_func", sum_func },
{"array_time_func", array_time_func},
{"array_str_split", array_string_split_func},
{"object_date_func", object_date_func}
};
/*
* Main program: Register the foreign functions defined above, compile and execute
* our JX9 test program.
*/
int main(void)
{
jx9 *pEngine; /* JX9 engine */
jx9_vm *pVm; /* Compiled JX9 program */
int rc;
int i;
/* Allocate a new JX9 engine instance */
rc = jx9_init(&pEngine);
if( rc != JX9_OK ){
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Fatal("Error while allocating a new JX9 engine instance");
}
/* Compile the JX9 test program defined above */
rc = jx9_compile(
pEngine, /* JX9 engine */
JX9_PROG, /* JX9 test program */
-1 /* Compute input length automatically*/,
&pVm /* OUT: Compiled JX9 program */
);
if( rc != JX9_OK ){
if( rc == JX9_COMPILE_ERR ){
const char *zErrLog;
int nLen;
/* Extract error log */
jx9_config(pEngine,
&zErrLog,
&nLen
);
if( nLen > 0 ){
/* zErrLog is null terminated */
puts(zErrLog);
}
}
/* Exit */
Fatal("Compile error");
}
/* Now we have our program compiled,it's time to register
* our foreign functions.
*/
for( i = 0 ; i < (int)sizeof(aFunc)/sizeof(aFunc[0]) ; ++i ){
/* Install the foreign function */
rc = jx9_create_function(pVm,aFunc[i].zName,aFunc[i].xProc,0 /* NULL: No private data */);
if( rc != JX9_OK ){
Fatal("Error while registering foreign functions");
}
}
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/*
* Configure our VM:
* Install the VM output consumer callback defined above.
*/
rc = jx9_vm_config(pVm,
Output_Consumer, /* Output Consumer callback */
0 /* Callback private data */
);
if( rc != JX9_OK ){
Fatal("Error while installing the VM output consumer callback");
}
-
/*
* Report run-time errors such as unexpected numbers of arguments and so on.
*/
-
/*
* And finally, execute our program. Note that your output (STDOUT in our case)
* should display the result.
*/
jx9_vm_exec(pVm,0);
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/* All done, cleanup the mess left behind.
*/
jx9_vm_release(pVm);
jx9_release(pEngine);
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return 0;
}
We create a new JX9 engine instance using a call to jx9_init() on line 29. This is often the first JX9 API call that an application makes and is a prerequisite in order to compile JX9 code using one of the compile interfaces.
We compile our JX9 test program on line 35 using the jx9_compile() interface.
We register our implemented foreign functions on line 66 using the jx9_create_function() interface.
We configure our Virtual Machine on line 77 by setting a VM output consumer callback named Output_Consumer() (Download the C file to see the implementation) which redirect the VM output to STDOUT.
And finally we execute our JX9 program on line 97 using a call to jx9_vm_exec().
Clean-up is done on line 101 and 102 respectively via calls to jx9_vm_release() and jx9_release().
Other useful links
As you can see, in-process extending under JX9 is extremely powerful yet simple and involves only a single call to jx9_create_function().
Check out the Introduction To The JX9 C/C++ Interface for an introductory overview and roadmap to the dozens of JX9 interface functions.
A separate document, The JX9 C/C++ Interface, provides detailed specifications for all of the various C/C++ APIs for JX9. Once the reader understands the basic principles of operation for JX9, that document should be used as a reference guide.
Any questions, check the Frequently Asked Questions page or visit the Support Page for additional information.


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Data compilation copyright by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce on behalf of the U.S.A. All rights reserved.
Data compiled as indicated in comments:
LL - S.G. Lias and J.F. Liebman
RDSH - H.M. Rosenstock, K. Draxl, B.W. Steiner, and J.T. Herron
View reactions leading to BaF+ (ion structure unspecified)
| IE (eV) | Method | Reference | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4.59 ± 0.06 | EVAL | Belyaev, Gotkis, et al., 1990 | LL |
| 4.7 ± 0.3 | EI | Lau, Brittain, et al., 1989 | LL |
| 4.8 ± 0.3 | EI | Hildenbrand, 1968 | RDSH |
| 4.8 ± 0.3 | EI | Zmbov and Margrave, 1966 | RDSH |
| 4.9 ± 0.3 | EI | Ehlert, Blue, et al., 1964 | RDSH |
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Data compilation copyright by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce on behalf of the U.S.A. All rights reserved.
Data compiled by: K.P. Huber and G. Herzberg
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I | (514) | I → X | (33717) | |||||||||
| Singh and Mohan, 1971 | ||||||||||||
| H (2Σ) | 31582.3 | 508.8 H | 2.00 | (H ↔ X) (V) | 31602.2 H | |||||||
| Fowler, 1941; Singh and Mohan, 1971 | ||||||||||||
| G (2Σ) | 31451.9 | 510.4 H | 0.83 | (G ↔ X) (V) | 31472.9 H | |||||||
| Fowler, 1941; Singh and Mohan, 1971 | ||||||||||||
| F (2Σ) | 29411.3 | 529.9 H | 2.00 | (F ↔ X) 1 (V) | 29441.8 H | |||||||
| Fowler, 1941; Singh and Mohan, 1971 | ||||||||||||
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
| E 2Σ+ | 28139.7 | 538.4 H | 1.90 | [0.2290] 2 | (0.0011) | [0.000000162] | [2.100] | E ↔ X V | 28174.45 Z | |||
| Fowler, 1941; Barrow, Bastin, et al., 1967; Singh and Mohan, 1971 | ||||||||||||
| D' 2Σ+ | 26227.0 | 504.9 H | 1.54 | 0.2269 3 | (0.00099) | 0.000000176 3 | 2.109 3 | D' ↔ X V | 26245 4 Z | |||
| missing citation; Fowler, 1941; Barrow, Bastin, et al., 1967; Mohanty, Mohanty, et al., 1970; Singh and Mohan, 1971 | ||||||||||||
| D 2Σ+ | 24156.8 | 508.4 H | 1.88 | [0.2273] 5 | (0.0011) | [0.000000173] | [2.107] | D ↔ X 6 V | 24176.54 Z | |||
| missing citation; Fowler, 1941; Barrow, Bastin, et al., 1967; Singh and Mohan, 1971 | ||||||||||||
| C 2Π | 20197 | 456.0 H | 1.67 | [0.2148] 7 | (0.0012) | (2.170) | C ↔ X 8 R | 20191 H | ||||
| missing citation; Mohanty, Mohanty, et al., 1970; Kushawaha, Asthana, et al., 1972; Cruse, Dagdigian, et al., 1973; Bradford, Jones, et al., 1975 | ||||||||||||
| 19998.2 | 456.0 H | 1.67 | [0.2138] 7 | (0.0012) | C ↔ X 8 R | 19991.8 H | ||||||
| missing citation; Mohanty, Mohanty, et al., 1970; Kushawaha, Asthana, et al., 1972; Cruse, Dagdigian, et al., 1973; Bradford, Jones, et al., 1975 | ||||||||||||
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
| B 2Σ+ | 14062.5 | 424.4 H | 1.88 | [0.2071] 9 | (0.0012) | [0.00000019] | [2.208] | B ↔ X 1 R | 14040.21 Z | |||
| Nevin, 1931; missing citation; Barrow, Bastin, et al., 1967; Mohanty, Mohanty, et al., 1970 | ||||||||||||
| A 2Πr | 12278.2 | 436.7 HQ | 1.82 | [0.2119] 10 | (0.0012) | [0.000000208] | (2.183) | A ↔ X R | 12262.09 Z | |||
| Nevin, 1931; Jenkins and Harvey, 1932; Barrow, Bastin, et al., 1967; Mohanty, Mohanty, et al., 1970 | ||||||||||||
| 11646.9 | 435.5 HQ | 1.68 | [0.2118] 10 | (0.0011) | A ↔ X R | 11630.2 Z | ||||||
| Nevin, 1931; Jenkins and Harvey, 1932; Barrow, Bastin, et al., 1967; Mohanty, Mohanty, et al., 1970 | ||||||||||||
| X 2Σ+ | 0 | 468.9 HQ | 1.79 | [0.21585] 11 | (0.0012) | [0.000000175] | [2.1627] 12 | |||||
| Knight, Easley, et al., 1971 |
| 1 | Double heads. |
| 2 | Spin-doubling, |γ' - γ"| = 0.184. |
| 3 | Constants for v=1. Spin-doubling,|γ' - γ"| = 0.0091. |
| 4 | Calc. from the origin of the 1-0 band at 26746.86 cm-1 |
| 5 | Spin-doubling, |γ' - γ"| = 0.0047. |
| 6 | The bands have normal structure, but the four branches have unusual intensities, the two strong branches being either R1 and P2 or R2 and P1. |
| 7 | Estimates based on band head separations Kushawaha, Asthana, et al., 1972, Cruse, Dagdigian, et al., 1973. |
| 8 | Radiative lifetime τ(v=0) = 23.6 ns Dagdigian, Cruse, et al., 1974. |
| 9 | Spin-splitting constant γ = (-)0.263. |
| 10 | Λ-type doubling, Δvfe = -0.258(J+1/2). |
| 11 | Spin-splitting constant γ = +0.00278. |
| 12 | ESR sp. 15 |
| 13 | Thermochemical value (mass-spectrom.) Blue, Green, et al., 1963, Ehlert, Blue, et al., 1964, Hildenbrand, 1968. 6.37 eV by flame photometry Gurvich and Ryabova, 1964. |
| 14 | Electron impact appearance potential Ehlert, Blue, et al., 1964, Hildenbrand, 1968. |
| 15 | In Ne and Ar matrices at 4 K Knight, Easley, et al., 1971. |
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Emission and absorption spectra of BaF,
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Knight, L.B., Jr.; Easley, W.C.; Weltner, W., Jr.,
Hyperfine interaction and chemical bonding in MgF, CaF, SrF, and BaF molecules,
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Radiative lifetimes of the alkaline earth monohalides,
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Dissociation energies of the alkaline earth monofluorides,
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Gurvich, L.V.; Ryabova, V.G.,
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The following lame justification is often used for introducing homogeneous coordinates. Rotations and translations don't play together well. While this is true, there are actually much more siginifcant reasons for using homogeneous coordinates.
Let's take a look at why rotations and translations don't mix in a very satisfying way. Consider the following example where a point is first rotated, the translated, and then rotated again.
You can see from this example that rotation is bascially a multiplication process (albeit a matrix multiplication), whereas translation is basically an addition process.
There is a clever way to remedy this problem. This requies the use of Homogeneous coordinates.... The fact is what we really need to do is move our object into a different type of space where the origin is not a special point. Remember how all vectors were perpendicular to the origin, that's just one of the thing that makes it special. This new space is called projective space, and the reason that it has no special origin is that we exclude the origin from this space.
The origin had another special attribute, it was the starting point of all vectors. Thu, we only needed 3 basis vectors to establish a coordinate system,since we could assume that each vector originated form our "special origin". In projective space however, we'll need to specify a fourth point in order to set up a basis, since no point is any more special than any other.
Lets consider a more formal definition of projective space.
Thus projective space adds a new coordinate to each vector, but not a dimension. Each point in projective space has many possible representitives all of which vary by a non-zero scale factor. I know you're asking how is this going to help us.
We can move a point into projective space by adding a dimension like so.
now because we have freed ourselves from the oppression of an origin we can now write Rigid-body transforms as simple matrix multiplications.


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Stay frosty, Thermalright is to release the Frost Spirit, a huge 1000g dual-tower featuring four 8mm heat pipes, and a nickel-plated pure copper base.
The dual-stack radiator design is huge and kind of makes me thin about a Certain Noctua design. You'll see 8 mm-thick nickel-plated copper heat pipes running towards a mirror-finish nickel-plated copper base, spreading it across the fin-stacks. The heatsink weighs 1 kg on its own, that's without fans. and yeah expect full support for all modern sockets. Oh and it has, wait for it .... RGB fans baby. The photos popped up at the Chiphell forums, perhaps the new beast is on the way for a late Q4 2019 or early Q1 2020 release.


THE HORSE WHISPERER (1998)
Rating: 2.5 stars (out of 4.0) ******************************** Key to rating system: 2.0 stars - Debatable 2.5 stars - Some people may like it 3.0 stars - I liked it 3.5 stars - I am biased in favor of the movie 4.0 stars - I felt the movie's impact personally or it stood out ********************************* A Movie Review by David Sunga
Directed by: Robert Redford
Written by: Michael Tolkin and Bruce Joel Rubin, from the novel by Nicholas Evans
Starring: Robert Redford, Kristin Scott Thomas, Scarlett Johansson, Sam Neill
Tom Booker: Robert Redford Annie MacLean: Kristin Scott Thomas Grace MacLean: Scarlett Johansson Robert MacLean: Sam Neill Diane Booker: Dianne Wiest
Ingredients: Traumatized girl and horse, magazine editor mother, animal psychologist cowboy, lawyer dad
Synopsis: In big city Manhattan, a girl named Grace (Scarlett Johansson) has teenage angst ("Who is ever going to want me now!?). Her mother Annie, a magazine editor (Kristin Scott Thomas), is too tightly wound and bored ("The layout is too perfect. I'm bored. Do it over!"). Meanwhile Dad Robert (Sam Neill) fears an unequal relationship with Mom ("I always knew I loved you more than you loved me!"). When Grace and the horse get into an accident, it sets up a situation where Mom, Grace, and the horse must stay at the Montana ranch of the lonely horse specialist Tom Booker (Robert Redford) and his extended family. Booker is a horse whisperer (horse psychologist).
But the real star of this drama is the state of Montana, portrayed as an idyllic, magical place of healing and family values. Will the horse, the girl, the dad, and the mom get healed by their contact with nature?
Opinion: Although the advertisements have tried to portray this film as the next BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY (and a romance subplot does begin to develop after the first hour and a half has passed), THE HORSE WHISPERER is really mainly about healing under the beautiful auspices of the storybook Montana countryside.
Understandably, cinematography plays a huge role in THE HORSE WHISPERER, and it is done well here. You'll see it all: bold skies and deep sunsets, snowfall, aerial shots, lots of close ups of eyes (the window to the soul), and even the meticulous laying down of Dad's silver cufflinks, one by one.
Characterization is also good. Even the horse does a good job. Each of the characters is deep, with hidden secrets.
As far as acting is concerned, Kristin Scott Thomas basically carries the film; she's in nearly every single scene, and dialogue by other characters is minimal, though the scenes are well acted. The chemistry between Kristin Scott Thomas and Robert Redford is suspicious because Annie MacLean is an uptight, hyperactive woman, while Redford as Tom Booker is a mystical minimalist, but the plot explains that Booker hasn't seen a woman for a while after his divorce.
One technique that doesn't work so well is something I call dialogue after the fact. For example, the camera focuses seductively on lonely Robert Redford hungrily reacting to the sight of Kristin Scott Thomas' swinging legs during the first hour of THE HORSE WHISPERER, but in one later scene he unexpectedly blurts out, "Don't you ever sit still?" Or throughout the entire movie teenage Grace never looks in a mirror, never wears make up, or eye-catching clothing, but she burst into tears and cries to her mother that no boys will like her as a handicapped person. Similarly, when the seemingly successful lawyer Dad visits Mom in Montana, he makes the unexpected confession that he never thought he was good enough for her. As the movie meanders about Montana, with mother nature moving at her own gentle pace, the characters make sudden confessions that seem to revise the history of earlier events. The idea here, is that nature is a magical place that causes the repressed insecurities of city folk to be drawn out and healed - - and that contact with the horse whisperer, a natural man, acts as the catalyst to liberation.
Although too much script emphasis is placed on the Mom character, and it can also get a bit tedious watching nature all the time, there is enough great cinematography, good acting, good characters, and healing in THE HORSE WHISPERER to make this an enjoyable movie.
Reviewed by David Sunga May 15, 1998
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Tottenham close to getting one of the best scouts in Europe
by BeSoccerAccording to 'Sky Sports', Tottenham are close to getting Luis Campos, who until now has been the author of success in may European clubs.
Pépé, Fabinho, Lemar, Falcao, Bernardo Silva... there is a long list of names that make Luis Campos one of the best sporting directors in Europe.
Milan's, Lille's and Monaco's, amongst others, successes are due to his work. According to 'Sky Sports', the director could be about to join Tottenham.
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Spurs are looking for a change due to the team's poor situation and the hiring of the Portuguese could help the new planning of the English outfit.
If he arrives in London, Daniel Levy's influence on the board and signings would be considerably reduced.


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An abstraction from the configuration file that specifies all
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Command type enumeration
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A status designation.
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Trump doubles down on debunked Ukraine conspiracy theory
by The Associated PressWASHINGTON -- U.S. President Donald Trump is still promoting a debunked conspiracy theory that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election, a day after a former White House security adviser called it a "fictional narrative."
Trump called in to "Fox & Friends" on Friday and said he was trying to root out corruption in the Eastern European nation when he withheld aid over the summer. Trump's July 25 call with Ukraine's president is at the centre of the House impeachment probe, which is looking into Trump's pressure on Ukraine to investigate political rivals as he held back nearly $400 million.
Trump said, "There was no quid pro quo," contradicting testimony by impeachment witnesses.
On Thursday, a former White House Russia analyst said the debunked theory that Ukraine was behind election interference played into Russia's hands.


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The core file contains all standard settings and functions.
Include this one and you can already create basic popup windows:
The tooltip class helps you to attach tooltips to any DOM element or your mouse:
This class lets you easily create modal dialogs:
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- Fallout New Vegas and all modding tools must be installed outside all default Windows folders (Program Files, Program Files (x86), and Documents for example)
- Fallout New Vegas and Mod Organizer 2 must be installed on the same drive, preferably on an SSD for shorter loading times and less stutter while loading assets
- Fallout New Vegas itself is just about 10 gigabytes, and the total size of the entire guide is 23 gigabytes (including the game and all the tools)
Core Module - 15 gigabytes (including the game and all the tools)
Graphics Module:
Low - 1 gigabyte
Medium - 4.5 gigabytes
High - 7.25 gigabytes
Gameplay Module - .8 gigabytes
Content Module - 2 gigabytes
Common Terminology:
Root folder: Steam/steamapps/common/Fallout New Vegas or GOG Galaxy/Games/Fallout New Vegas Data folder: Steam/steamapps/common/Fallout New Vegas/Data or GOG Galaxy/Games/Fallout New Vegas/Data
MO2: Mod Organizer 2 (will be installed shortly)
xEdit: FNVEdit (will be installed shortly)
Installing Fallout New Vegas:
For Steam:
Launch Steam and select Steam -> Settings
Go to the Downloads tab and select Steam Library Folders
From the pop-up, select Add Library Folder
Add a folder in a location of your choice outside of the default Windows folders (preferably on an SSD)
Exit out of the menu and go to Library
Select Fallout New Vegas and click Install
From the pop-up, select Choose location for install:
Select the folder you just created and install it
For GOG:
Launch GOG and select Library
Select Fallout New Vegas and click Install
Set the Install to to a location of your choice outside of the default Windows folders (preferably on an SSD) and install
For Steam (Moving to a separate drive):
If you have not created a separate Steam directory, do so in the same way as the first step
Launch Steam and select Library
Right-click on Fallout New Vegas and select Properties
Navigate to the Local Files tab and select Move Install Folder...
Select the folder you just created and click Move Folder
For Steam (Moving within the same drive):
There is no easy way to move your game folder within the same drive. Reference this video for the easiest method
For GOG:
GOG does not currently have a way to move an installed game, so you have to reinstall it to the correct folder
For Both:
Navigate to Documents/My Games/FalloutNV and delete everything except for the saves folder (if there is one)
Delete any leftover programs such as your mod manager
Navigate to the Root folder
Delete everything in the root folder except for the Data folder
Open the Data folder and delete everything except for the following:
CaravanPack.esm
ClassicPack.esm
DeadMoney.esm
FalloutNV.esm
GunRunnersArsenal.esm
HonestHearts.esm
LonesomeRoad.esm
MercenaryPack.esm
OldWorldBlues.esm
TribalPack.esm
CaravanPack - Main.bsa
ClassicPack - Main.bsa
DeadMoney - Main.bsa
DeadMoney - Sounds.bsa
Fallout - Meshes.bsa
Fallout Misc.bsa
Fallout - Sound.bsa
Fallout - Textures.bsa
Fallout - Textures2.bsa
Fallout - Voices1.bsa
GunRunnersArsenal - Main.bsa
GunRunnersArsenal - Sounds.bsa
Honest Hearts - Main.bsa
Honest Hearts - Sounds.bsa
LonesomeRoad - Main.bsa
LonesomeRoad - Sounds.bsa
MercenaryPack - Main.bsa
OldWorldBlues - Main.bsa
OldWorldBlues - Sounds.bsa
TribalPack - Main.bsa
Update.bsa
For Steam:
Launch Steam and select Library
Right-click on Fallout New Vegas and select Properties
Navigate to the Local Files tab and select Verify Integrity of Game Files...
Wait for the verification to complete, and then exit that window and wait for the download to finish
For GOG:
Launch GOG and select Library
Select Fallout New Vegas and then select More -> Manage installation -> Verify / Repair...
From the pop-up, select Verify Game and wait for the process to complete
Disabling Overlays:
Any overlays need to be disabled for Fallout New Vegas to prevent memory leakage. Some common applications that have overlays are
Steam,
GOG,
Discord,
and MSI Afterburner.
Setting up your Fallout New Vegas Modding Folder:
Your modding folder will act as the main directory for all the tools you install, as well as any backups/screenshots/etc. you may want to keep. This folder will be referred to as the Modding folder from now on.
Create a new folder in a location of your choice outside of the default Windows folders on the same drive as your Fallout New Vegas installation, but outside of the Root folder
Name it whatever you want, e.g. Fallout NV Modding, and create two sub-folders called Backups and Tools in it
Copy all of the files ending in .ESM from the Data folder and paste them into the Backups folder
Backups of the .ESMs should be made so you can recover them if you accidentally edit them in FNVEdit
Disabling Anti-Virus:
Any anti-virus you have, including Windows Defender, needs to have file exceptions made for your Root folder and Modding folder. I would also recommend disabling it for the duration of the guide to be safe.
Generating Fresh .INI Files:
Run FalloutNVLauncher.exe from the root folder
Click OK to both the pop-ups that say Detecting Video Hardware
If there aren't any pop-ups, navigate to Documents/My Games/FalloutNV and delete all the files ending in .INI then retry
Select Options
Verify the game is detecting and using your GPU properly
Set Resolution to your preference (The launcher usually sets it to one lower than your max resolution)
Set Antiailiasing to 8 Samples (The launcher sets it to 4 even on ultra)


Kawhi's Clippers stay hot against Pelicans, Doncic erupts in Houston
by Sports DeskThe Los Angeles Clippers extended their winning streak to five games after Kawhi Leonard and Paul George helped inspire a 134-109 win over the New Orleans Pelicans.
Leonard had 26 points, six assists and four rebounds, while George put up 18 points and five rebounds for the in-form Clippers (12-5) in the NBA on Sunday.
While all eyes were on the star Clippers recruits, Montrezl Harrell led the way with 34 points and 12 rebounds off the bench in Los Angeles.
Brandon Ingram had 24 points and eight rebounds for the visiting Pelicans (6-11).
Doncic joins illustrious company
Luka Doncic enjoyed a mammoth performance against the Houston Rockets, posting 41 points and 10 assists for the Dallas Mavericks in a 137-123 win. It saw Doncic join Russell Westbrook, James Harden and Michael Jordan as the only players since the 1983-84 season with at least four consecutive games of 30 or more points and 10-plus assists.
Spencer Dinwiddie had 30 points in the absence of Kyrie Irving as the Brooklyn Nets held on to beat the New York Knicks 103-101.
Rockets big man Clint Capela joined Dennis Rodman (1992-93 and 1994-95) as the only players since 1976 to record 19-plus rebounds in seven consecutive games. Capela put up 21 points and 22 rebounds in Houston.
Rockets fall… again
After winning eight in a row, the Rockets are in a slump. Houston have dropped three consecutive games. While Harden had 32 points and 11 assists, he was two of 15 from three-point range. As a team, the Rockets managed just 10 of 44 from beyond the arc.
Doncic dazzles
The second-year star was almost unstoppable in Houston, where he left Harden in his wake.
Sunday's results
Dallas Mavericks 137-123 Houston Rockets
Brooklyn Nets 103-101 New York Knicks
Sacramento Kings 113-106 Washington Wizards
Denver Nuggets 116-104 Phoenix Suns
Los Angeles Clippers 134-109 New Orleans Pelicans
76ers at Raptors
It is a rematch of last season's Eastern Conference semi-final, which saw the Toronto Raptors (11-4) benefit from Leonard's buzzer-beater on route to their maiden championship. The Philadelphia 76ers (11-5) are riding a four-game winning streak as they head to Toronto on Monday.


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| file | decoder.h [code] |
| Header file for the decoder class Header file for the decoder class which does the AR tag decoding. | |
| file | line.h [code] |
| Header for the Line Class This is the header file for the line class. | |
| file | map.h [code] |
| Header for the map Class. | |
| file | navigator.h [code] |
| Header for the Navigator Class This is the header file for the Navigator class. Sends navigation commands to the robot. | |
| file | node.h [code] |
| Header for the Line Class This is the header file for the node class. Used to define the structure for nodes used in A*. | |
| file | order_manager.h [code] |
| Header for the Line Class This is the header file for the order_manager class. Takes care of managing orders to be fulfilled by the robot. | |
| file | path_planner.h [code] |
| Header for the Path planner Class This is the header file for the path_planner class. Path planning using A star algorithm. | |
| file | polygon.h [code] |
| Header for the Polygon Class This is the header file for the polygon class. | |


_ush The bashful girl blushed when her crush unexpectedly ambushed her with a gentle brush of affection.[G|D] The serenity of the lush forest was disrupted by a sudden flush of water gushing out of nowhere, only to be hushed by its tranquility.[G|D] He hushed the people with a shush and then rushed to the plush carpet expecting to find some mush beneath his feet.[G|D] The thrush sang in the underbrush, seemingly unaffected by the slushy mud beneath its feet, while the little boy tucked his tush in the log.[G|D]


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I'm working on the home page, and making a list of posts in chronological order for the blog. I'm also thinking of putting five or six of the most recet posts at the bottom of every post. I'm just worried about how to encode the pubblication date inside of the markdown file. Maybe make the first line into a timestamp?
I still have to finish the markdown parser by adding list support and multiline code. Regular expressions are not enough for those because they would need to work on multiple lines at a time. Lists especially are going to be a pain because of indentation. I'll figure something out, but it's probably not going to take too much time.
I should also probably make the program move locally stored images from the posts/
to the output/
folder on its own.
The important part here is the Home Page. Once that's done, I'll basically have a respectable minimum viable product on my hands, and an almost finished one at that: I don't care for all the extra features, this is just an exercise, there's plenty of much better and more polished SSGs out there.


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VS.NET Whidbey Shortcut Expansion
Here. Jeff Key shows a sample custom shortcut for expansion, but he doesn't show what you get. Digging through C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET Whidbey\VC#\ExStencil\expansions.xml shows all *kinds* of interesting pre-defined shortcuts to expand. For example, type the following:
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property[TAB]
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class Foo {
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get { return myVar; }
set { myVar = value; }
}
}
And not only that, but the "int", "myVar" and "MyProperty" are really fields in a little ad hoc dialog that VS.NET holds with the programmer to fill in these values one at a time separated by the Tab key. Explaining it is way harder than actually using it. It rocks.
But wait, there's more. Adding custom shortcuts is merely a matter of adding a new XML file of the appropriate form (see the existing ones for examples) and restarting VS.NET, i.e. no need to edit out-of-the-box VS.NET files, just add your own.
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Nyzo version 638
(commit on GitHub) adds the Nickname
This version affects the client.
If it matters, it's on the blockchain. This is an important idea, but it's not easy to implement. Putting data on the blockchain is trivial. Making that data easily accessible in a consistent manner when it is needed without imposing excessive computational burden on any part of the system, and without requiring excessive development effort, is more complicated. With NyzoScripts, we think we will be able to move a lot more data to the blockchain efficiently. In parallel, we intend for development of NyzoScript functionality to allow us to implement interesting new applications with good user experience, like the card game example.
Nyzo nicknames have been a fun part of the system from its inception. However, they have been mostly ephemeral. To our knowledge, the only comprehensive, easily accessible accounting of nicknames is on the nyzo.co database server. While version 567 added nickname storage on the blockchain, proper indexing of those nicknames was never built into the Nyzo codebase.
 The API result can be seen on the client, and a human-readable form of the nickname list can be generated on the documentation page for the nickname script. Future releases will modify the verifier to register nicknames with this script, and the Chrome extension will be updated to allow those not running verifiers to register nicknames for accounts, also.
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Holyoke police said Saturday that they believe each of the people who overdosed on Friday had used heroin packaged in bags stamped with the word "POWER."
One of those who overdosed on Friday died, while the other eight were saved after receiving emergency medical help.
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As some of you know, Windows NT is a far more secure OS than Windows 9x, both
from a User and Developer standpoint. For a developer, this aspect of NT brings a new challenge:
Getting programs to work both under 9x and NT comfortably.
Under NT, many of the Win32 API functions require that the process has a
certain level of privilege to execute, which is a good thing, and a great advance on security,
compared to 9x. But this also involves more work for the programmer, because some times he's
responsible for getting the program to work for user's which do not have Administrator privileges.
Don't believe that just because you're not doing low level stuff, or changing user, rights or whatever,
you won't need to know this, because you will. A specific example, the SetSystemTime()
call: It's simple, just changes the system time, but requires that the process has SE_SYSTEMTIME_NAME
privilege on it's tokens, which is not enabled by default.
But, What's an access token? A token is:
A group of security attributes permanently attached to a process when a user logs on to the
operating system. An access token contains privileges and security identifiers for a user,
global group, or local group. The privileges regulate the use of some system services and
the security identifiers regulate access to objects that are protected by access-control
lists (ACLs). There are two kinds of access token: primary and impersonation.
When adjusting a process access tokens, you have to be careful to leave the
tokens in the state they were in. Don't assume that you can just change them and leave it like
that (unless you are enabling the SE_SHUTDOWN_NAME privilege, in which case it doesn't matter),
you should always return them to the state you found them. Following this simple rule
ensures that your program won't cause security troubles later.
 What's the whole purpose of
tokens? Tokens are created by the Local Security Authority (lsass.exe), and
allow the system to keep track of some information related to the process. The
most important information a process token holds is the SID of the user account
the process is running under. It also carries the list of SID's for groups the
user is member of, and, obviously, which privileges the user has been granted.
All this allows the system to easily determine if the process should be granted
access to a protected resource. Another important thing the token carries is a
default DACL (Discretionary Access Control List) that is used to assign
default security settings to objects (i.e. files) created by the process in
behalf of the user. Keep in mind that this DACL is only used if the process
doesn't explicitly supply a security descriptor when the object is created.
One thing I haven't mentioned so far is that threads can also
have tokens associated, which you can get at via the OpenThreadToken() api.
However, you'll soon notice that most of the time calling this api will fail.
Why? Because usually a thread won't have a token attached, in which case
the system will use the token of the process the thread is running on. When a
thread does have a token attached to it, it's because it is impersonating
another user, in which case it is said that the thread runs under a different
security context. Is important to notice that a thread can also impersonate the
same user account the process is running under, via the ImpersonateSelf() api.
There are some basic steps to
adjusting the tokens, so let's review them, and later I'll present an example.
OpenProcessToken()
with at least the TOKEN_ADJUST_PRIVILEGE andLookupPrivilegeValue()
to get the LUID (Locally Unique Identifier) ofAdjustTokenPrivileges()
to adjust the tokens.AdjustTokenPrivileges()
again to set the old privileges back andLet's see an example: Here we enable the SE_SYSTEMTIME_NAME privilege
to be able of setting the system time:
HANDLE hToken; /* process token */
TOKEN_PRIVILEGES tp; /* token provileges */
TOKEN_PRIVILEGES oldtp; /* old token privileges */
DWORD dwSize = sizeof (TOKEN_PRIVILEGES);
LUID luid;
/* now, set the SE_SYSTEMTIME_NAME privilege to our current
* process, so we can call SetSystemTime()
*/
if (!OpenProcessToken (GetCurrentProcess(), TOKEN_ADJUST_PRIVILEGES | TOKEN_QUERY,
&hToken))
{
printf ("OpenProcessToken() failed with code %d\n", GetLastError());
return 1;
}
if (!LookupPrivilegeValue (NULL, SE_SYSTEMTIME_NAME, &luid))
{
printf ("LookupPrivilege() failed with code %d\n", GetLastError());
CloseHandle (hToken);
return 1;
}
ZeroMemory (&tp, sizeof (tp));
tp.PrivilegeCount = 1;
tp.Privileges[0].Luid = luid;
tp.Privileges[0].Attributes = SE_PRIVILEGE_ENABLED;
/* Adjust Token privileges */
if (!AdjustTokenPrivileges (hToken, FALSE, &tp, sizeof(TOKEN_PRIVILEGES),
&oldtp, &dwSize))
{
printf ("AdjustTokenPrivileges() failed with code %d\n", GetLastError());
CloseHandle (hToken);
return 1;
}
/* Set time */
if (!SetSystemTime (&stCurrentTime))
{
printf ("SetSystemTime() failed with code %d\n", GetLastError());
CloseHandle (hToken);
return 1;
}
/* disable SE_SYSTEMTIME_NAME again */
AdjustTokenPrivileges (hToken, FALSE, &oldtp, dwSize, NULL, NULL);
if (GetLastError() != ERROR_SUCCESS)
{
printf ("AdjustTokenPrivileges() failed with code %d\n", GetLastError());
CloseHandle (hToken);
return 1;
}
CloseHandle (hToken);
As you can see from the example, it's not really a hard thing to do, but
requires several non trivial calls just to do a simple task.
Finally, let's consider some linguistic issues. What exactly the
difference between a privilege and a right is, that's something
most people don't clearly understand. The problem is terminology. The original
Windows NT docs referred to privileges as Advanced User Rights, which
doesn't help much, either.
One way to clarify things is by understanding that permissions
(a.k.a. rights) are always associated to a particular object. You have
the permission to open a file, to read from it, etc. There are a set of generic
rights, but every object type supplies it's own rights that only make sense for
it. The system knows what rights a user have to access an object by looking at
the ACL (Access Control List) associated with the object. Usually, ACL's
are saved along with the object, so they are persistent if the object itself is.
For example, a file's ACL is saved along with it on disk.
Privileges, on the other hand, are associated with
particular actions on the system, and are granted to users, not objects.
Privileges allow a user to override permissions, and this is why you have to be
careful when granting them. A user with SE_RESTORE_NAME privilege could easily
overwrite almost any file on the system..


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Christian Carter - younger brother of Cocoa Brown founder Marissa Carter - was ordered by the Residential Tenancies Board to pay €16,000 in rent arrears for a property in Stillorgan Heath.
He was also ordered by the RTB to pay €6,225 in damages due to the condition the property had been left in.
The landlord of the house had been renting it to Mr Carter, who in turn sublet it to a number of foreign nationals.
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Following complaints from neighbours, the landlord sought to end the agreement.
The landlord - who lives outside Ireland - said she would inspect the property when in Dublin but was never aware how many people were living in her four-bedroom house.
"Sometimes when I came to inspect my house some bedroom doors were locked so I didn't know who was living there. I then Googled his name and came across an article about him overcrowding houses," the landlord told the Irish Independent.
The landlord - who wishes to remain anonymous - said she had not yet received the outstanding rent.
The RTB adjudication report states there was damage to the windows and blinds and a lot of rubbish left on the property.
Mr Carter did not respond to requests for comment.
He was previously brought before Dublin Circuit Civil Court after an Irish Independent investigation uncovered a house in Cabinteely overcrowded with up to 70 people.
Dún Laoghaire/Rathdown County Council found almost every room they could access had been filled with either double or bunk beds, the court heard.


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stablize shell (ie inject a process, or copy over another shell, spawn alternative shells on more ports in case you CTRL + C).
upgrade shell (ie python spawn reverse/bind pty)
establish limited persistence (because losing a shell is terrible)
Gather everything in low priv and then attempt escalation.
Typical LinEnum stuff
look for files
searchsploit kernel
searchsploit all SUID binaries
searchsploit all packages / versions
look at processes running as root
searchsploit processes running as root
look at processes running by other users
searchsploit processes running by other users
look at TCP listening ports
searchsploit programs on those ports
look at UDP listening ports
searchsploit programs on those ports (or ranges of ports)
procmon.sh to check to see what's spawning / cron / etc
Define process for Limited Shell, ie:
Establish Userland Persistence Immediately
Determine rough limits
Attempt basic limited shell escape (rbash/etc)
Basic privexec and enumeration
LinEnum
Loot files (define process for what to go after)
Identify commands that can be used
Identify applications installed
strings, elfstrings, objdump for binaries/executables
Enumerate kernel
Enumerate groups
Loot (common):
/var/www - website files
/home/user/.ssh - ssh keys
/etc/ssh - ssh config
Enumerate all other config files
'find' commands
Enumerate directories with rwx access
Enumerate files with +s bit
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Tools to support sensible statistics for functional response analysis.
| Version: | 0.5.100 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), stats4, bbmle |
| Imports: | lamW (≥ 1.0), boot, parallel |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2017-03-26 |
| Author: | Daniel Pritchard [aut, cre], Daniel Barrios-O'Neill [ctb], Helene Bovy [ctb], Rachel Paterson [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Daniel Pritchard <daniel at pritchard.co> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/dpritchard/frair/issues |
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| template<size_t Count> | |
| using | guard_array = dhp::details::guard_data *[Count] |
| Guard array. | |
Public Member Functions | |
| ThreadGC () | |
| Default constructor. | |
| ThreadGC (ThreadGC const &)=delete | |
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| ~ThreadGC () | |
| Dtor calls fini() | |
| void | init () |
| Initialization. Repeat call is available. | |
| void | fini () |
| Finalization. Repeat call is available. | |
| dhp::details::guard_data * | allocGuard () |
| Allocates new guard. | |
| void | freeGuard (dhp::details::guard_data *g) |
Frees guard g . | |
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| void | allocGuard (guard_array< Count > &arr) |
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| void | scan () |
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| GarbageCollector & | m_gc |
| reference to GC singleton | |
| details::guard_data * | m_pList |
| Local list of guards owned by the thread. | |
| details::guard_data * | m_pFree |
| The list of free guard from m_pList. | |
Thread GC.
To use Dynamic Hazard Pointer reclamation schema each thread object must be linked with the object of ThreadGC class that interacts with GarbageCollector global object. The linkage is performed by calling cds::threading::Manager::attachThread() on the start of each thread that uses DHP GC. Before terminating the thread linked to DHP GC it is necessary to call cds::threading::Manager::detachThread().
The ThreadGC object maintains two list:
pThreadNext
field) pNextFree
field) Free guard list is a subset of thread guard list.


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rapid7
Businessmodel of Rapid7
Customer Segments
Rapid7 provides a range of network security, application security and analytics solutions to commercial and institutional clients. The Company primarily serves customers operating across the following sectors:
- Energy and Utility, including energy producers, transmission companies, water treatment companies, and waste management companies;
- Financial Services, including banks, accountancy firms, insurance companies, credit unions, and brokerages;
- Healthcare, comprising healthcare facilities such as hospitals and clinics, as well as integrated health services providers, health insurance companies, and specialist healthcare providers,
- Education, principally comprising higher education institutions such as a colleges and universities, as well as research institutions;
- Retail, including a range of retail businesses, such as supermarkets, department stores, and members-only retail clubs; and
- Government, including various local, state, and federal government bodies and agencies. As of 31st December 2015, Rapid7 had more than 5,100 customers, including 37% of the organisations in the Fortune 1000. Rapid7 names a number of its customers on its website, such as Bridgehampton National Bank, The City of Corpus Christi, Nebraska Public Power District, Prairie North Regional Health Authority, Essentia Health, Carnegie Mellon University, and Bob’s Stores.
Rapid7’s principal market is North America, which accounts for the majority of its annual revenue. The Company also serves an international client base, with operations across Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, Africa, and Asia Pacific.
Value Propositions
Rapid7 provides value to its customers in the following ways:
- Its international and industry reach, with the Company serving a broad range of commercial and institutional clients from various business sectors – including energy, retail, healthcare, and education – across the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa;
- Its automated data collection functionality, with the Company providing efficient data collection services across multiple data sources, from endpoint information, to user behaviors, to cloud activity, utilising proprietary technology;
- Its ability to provide tailored solutions, with the Company providing customer-specific security analytics that cover the cyber security risks specific to each individual client’s IT environment;
- Its specialist personnel and industry experience, with the Company employing expert technical staff across its operation, including specialist security advisors, and maintaining a database of more than 70,000 known vulnerabilities that is continually expanded; and
- Its accessibility and ease of use, with the Company providing accessible and easy to use search functions, with its solutions available online through the cloud. ### Channels
Rapid7 operates a website at www.rapid7.com, through which it provides information on its various solutions, services, and industry focus. The Company also operates an online sales channel through its website, making a number of its products available for customers to download on a free trial basis. The Company’s website also includes a customer portal where clients are able to log to an alter their accounts, as well as access products.
The majority of Rapid7’s products are sold through the Company’s direct inside and field sales teams. The Company’s global sales teams – which are organised geographically across the Company’s operating regions, as well as by target organisation size –focus on new customer acquisition and up-selling to existing customers. Rapid7’s inside sales teams typically focus on small and middle-market transactions.
Rapid7 additionally maintains a global channel partner network that complements and supports its own in-house sales operations. This includes companies that provide language support and broader distribution capabilities, particularly in key foreign markets across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Latina America, and Asia Pacific. The Company’s channel partners- which include independent sales agents and distributors – also assist in closing customer transactions, sourcing new prospects and securing maintenance renewals.
Customer Relationships
Rapid7 provides certain products to customers on a self-service basis, in particular free trials of its various software solutions. These trials can be downloaded and access without interacting with members of the Company’s sales force. Customers are also able to access their products and accounts on a self-service basis, changing account details and utilising Rapid7 functionality independently.
The majority of Rapid7’s sales are made through its dedicated in-house sale force. The Company’s sales personnel consult directly with clients in order to establish the individual requirements and limitations of each customer, working to provide solutions that are tailored to them specifically. The Company continues to work closely with its clients, with a view to establishing a long-term relationship.
Rapid7 provides a range of online customer support resources, including user guides, documentation, and tutorials for its various products. Customers are also able to contact technical support personnel directly in order to receive personalised responses to queries and enquiries. Rapid7 additionally operates a community portal, where customers are able to interact with one another, collaborate on fixing problems, and provide advice.
Customers are able to interact directly with Rapid7 and stay up to date with its activities via its social media accounts, including with Facebook and Twitter.
Key Activities
Rapid7 provides security data and analytics solutions to a range of commercial and institutional clients. Its solutions are designed to enable organisations to implement an active approach to cyber security.
The Company’s solutions are built around its proprietary Rapid7 Insight Platform, a security data and analytics platform that provides solutions to cyber security, enabling customers to identify and eliminate critical weaknesses and detect attacks in their information technology environments.
Rapid7’s Insight Platform collects information from a range of sources to provide a broad overview across a customer’s systems, spanning network and endpoint data, enterprise cloud data, and user information. The Company also provides security advisory and other ancillary services to its customers. Rapid7 primarily serves the healthcare, government, education, retail, energy, and financial services sectors.
Key Partners
Rapid7 works closely with a range of companies and organisations that provide various services to the Company and assist in its development and distribution of solutions. These partners include:
- Channel Partners, comprising a range of resellers, independent sales agents, and distributors that provide additional sales support to the Company’s in-house sales and marketing force, particularly in certain international markets;
- Integration Partners, comprising a range of technology companies and software development companies that assist the Company in implementing it solutions and integrating third-party functionality;
- Managed Security Service Providers, comprising technology and security solutions providers that have built Rapid7’s unified vulnerability management technology into their own managed security services offerings; and
- Consulting Partners, comprising a range of security solutions, technology, and security consultancy firms that assist the Company in developing and delivering effective and reliable solutions. Rapid7 includes a number of high-profile technology companies among its integration partners, including Cisco, Amazon Web Services, Google Apps, Microsoft, IBM, and Salesforce. The Company’s consulting partners include Anitian Enterprise Security, Guidance Consulting, and Lighthouse Computer Services.
Key Resources
Rapid7’s key resources are its technologies and intellectual properties, its online proprietary platform, its IT and communications infrastructure, its sales and distribution channels, its partnerships, and its personnel – notably its specialist technical staff.
Rapid7 considers its ability to protect its intellectual properties as a key aspect of its ongoing operations. According to its annual report, as of 31st December 2015, the Company had five issued patents and 17 patent applications pending in the US relating to its products. Searches of records published by the US Patent and Trademark Office identified several patents filed in the Company’s name, including applications entitled ‘Methods and systems for improved risk scoring of vulnerabilities’, ‘Systems and methods for advanced dynamic analysis scanning’, and ‘Systems and methods for determining an objective security assessment for a network of assets’.
Rapid7 owns and or leases a range of properties, principally comprising its network of offices across the US, as well as offices in Canada the UK, Northern Ireland, Ireland, and Singapore.
Cost Structure
Rapid7 incurs costs in relation to the development of its technologies and solutions, the maintenance and development of its online platform, the maintenance of its IT and communications infrastructure, the operation of its sales and distribution channels, the management of its partnerships, the and the retention of its personnel.
In 2015 Rapid7’s sales and marketing costs were its most significant, amounting to $67.37 million. The Company’s research and development costs totalled $38.75 million, while its general and administrative costs totalled $$21.73 million.
Revenue Streams
Rapid7 generates revenue through the provision of various security and data analytics solutions. The Company’s revenue is arranged into three streams:
- Products, comprising revenue derived from the development and sale of technology solutions;
- Repair and Maintenance, comprising revenue derived from the provision of repair and maintenance services; and
- Professional Services, comprising revenue derived from the provision of consulting and other professional services. In 2015 Rapid7 generated $110.53 million in annual revenue, up considerably on the $76.88 million recorded by the Company in 2014. The majority of this revenue was a generated through the Company’s sale of products, which totaled $63.41 million. The provision of maintenance and support services accounted for $26.90 million of the Company’s revenue for the year, while the provision of professional services accounted for $20.22 million.