Chapter 4 - CC rpc extensions
Currently, CC contracts need to be integrated at the source level. This limits who is able to create and add new CC contracts, which at first is good, but eventually will be a too strict limitation. The runtime bindings chapter will touch on how to break out of the source based limitation, but there is another key interface level, the RPC.
By convention, each CC contract adds an associated set of rpc calls to the komodo-cli. This not only simplifies the creation of the CC contract transactions, it further will allow dapps to be created just via rpc calls. That will require there being enough foundational CC contracts already in place. As we find new usecases that cannot be implemented via rpc, then a new CC contract is made that can handle that (and more) and the power of the rpc level increases. This is a long term process.
The typical rpc calls that are added <CC>address, <CClist>, <CCinfo> return the various special CC addresses, the list of CC contract instances and info about each CC contract instance. Along with an rpc that creates a CC instance and of course the calls to invoke a CC instance.
The role of the rpc calls are to create properly signed rawtransactions that are ready for broadcasting. This then allows using only the rpc calls to not only invoke but to create a specific instance of a CC. The faucet contract is special in that it only has a single instance, so some of these rpc calls are skipped.
So, there is no MUSTHAVE rpc calls, just a sane convention to follow so it fits into the general pattern.
One thing that I forgot to describe was how to create a special CC address and even though this is not really an rpc issue, it is kind of separate from the core CC functions, so I will show how to do it here:
const char *FaucetCCaddr = "R9zHrofhRbub7ER77B7NrVch3A63R39GuC";
const char *FaucetNormaladdr = "RKQV4oYs4rvxAWx1J43VnT73rSTVtUeckk";
char FaucetCChexstr[67] = { "03682b255c40d0cde8faee381a1a50bbb89980ff24539cb8518e294d3a63cefe12" };
uint8_t FaucetCCpriv[32] = { 0xd4, 0x4f, 0xf2, 0x31, 0x71, 0x7d, 0x28, 0x02, 0x4b, 0xc7, 0xdd, 0x71, 0xa0, 0x39, 0xc4, 0xbe, 0x1a, 0xfe, 0xeb, 0xc2, 0x46, 0xda, 0x76, 0xf8, 0x07, 0x53, 0x3d, 0x96, 0xb4, 0xca, 0xa0, 0xe9 };
Above are the specifics for the faucet CC, but each one has the equivalent in CCcustom.cpp. At the bottom of the file is a big switch statement where these values are copied into an in memory data structure for each CC type. This allows all the CC codebase to access these special addresses in a standard way.
In order to get the above values, follow these steps:
A. use getnewaddress to get a new address and put that in the <CC>Normaladdr = ""; line
B. use validateaddress <newaddress from A> to get the pubkey, which is put into the <CC>hexstr[67] = ""; line
C. stop the daemon and start with -pubkey=<pubkey from B> and do a <CC>address rpc call. In the console you will get a printout of the hex for the privkey, assuming the if ( 0 ) in Myprivkey() is enabled (CCutils.cpp)
D. update the CCaddress and privkey and dont forget to change the -pubkey= parameter
The first rpc command to add is <CC>address and to do that, add a line to rpcserver.h and update the commands array in rpcserver.cpp
In the rpcwallet.cpp file you will find the actual rpc functions, find one of the <CC>address ones, copy paste, change the eval code to your eval code and customize the function. Oh, and dont forget to add an entry into eval.h
Now you have made your own CC contract, but it wont link as you still need to implement the actual functions of it. This will be covered in the following chapters.


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public interface Status
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static int |
STATUS_ACTIVE
A transaction is associated with the target object and it is in the
active state.
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static int |
STATUS_COMMITTED
A transaction is associated with the target object and it has been
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static int |
STATUS_COMMITTING
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static int |
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static int |
STATUS_PREPARING
A transaction is associated with the target object and it is in the
process of preparing.
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static int |
STATUS_ROLLEDBACK
A transaction is associated with the target object and the outcome
has been determined to be rollback.
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static int |
STATUS_ROLLING_BACK
A transaction is associated with the target object and it is in the
process of rolling back.
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A transaction is associated with the target object but its
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static final int STATUS_COMMITTED
static final int STATUS_ROLLEDBACK
static final int STATUS_UNKNOWN
static final int STATUS_NO_TRANSACTION
static final int STATUS_PREPARING
static final int STATUS_COMMITTING
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public class DayPlanGene
extends ec.vector.Gene
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> |
afternoon |
ec.util.Parameter |
base |
java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> |
morning |
java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> |
night |
static java.lang.String |
P_COURSEINFORMATION |
static int |
PERIOD_HOURS_LIMIT |
ec.EvolutionState |
state |
java.util.ArrayList<Subject> |
subjects |
int |
thread |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DayPlanGene() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.Boolean |
changeSubject(ec.EvolutionState state,
int thread)
Modify a random subject in a random period of the day.
|
java.lang.Boolean |
changeWorkload(ec.EvolutionState state,
int thread)
Responsible for change a workload from a randomly subjectWorkload.
|
java.lang.Boolean |
contains(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> periodOfTheDay,
Subject subject)
Verify if the period contains the specific subject.
|
java.lang.Boolean |
containsAndMoreThanFive(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> periodOfTheDay,
SubjectWorkload sw)
Verify if the array of subjectWorkloads contains the subject passed by param.
|
java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> |
convertFileToVectorString(java.io.File file)
Convert a file to a vector of string.
|
java.lang.Boolean |
doMutate(ec.EvolutionState state,
int thread)
To make mutation in a random gene.
|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object other)
Unlike the standard form for Java, this function should return true if this
gene is "genetically identical" to the other gene.
|
java.util.ArrayList<Subject> |
fillSubjects(java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> subjectsIn,
ec.EvolutionState state)
Fill the Subjects with the input file.
|
java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> |
getAfternoon() |
java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> |
getMorning() |
Subject |
getNewSubjectInstance(Subject subject)
Get a new instance from a subject passed by param.
|
SubjectWorkload |
getNewSubjectWorkloadInstance(ec.EvolutionState state,
int thread)
Get a new instance from a arbitrary subjectWorkload.
|
java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> |
getNight() |
Subject |
getSubjectDifferentOf(Subject subject,
ec.EvolutionState state,
int thread)
Get a Subject different of the subject passed by param.
|
int |
getWorkloadDifferentOf(int workload,
ec.EvolutionState state,
int thread)
Get a workload different of the workload passed by param.
|
int |
hashCode()
Generates a hash code for this gene -- the rule for this is that the hash code
must be the same for two genes that are equal to each other genetically.
|
java.lang.Boolean |
insertSubjectWorkload(ec.EvolutionState state,
int thread)
Add a new subjectWorkload in a random period of the day.
|
void |
mutate(ec.EvolutionState state,
int thread)
Mutate the gene.
|
void |
printDayPlan(DayPlanGene dayPlanGene)
Print all the classes filled
|
java.lang.String |
printGeneToStringForHumans()
In reality Gene is not going to be very useful unless you at
least provide a way to describe the gene when it’s printed to a log.
|
void |
printInputLines(java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> lines,
java.lang.String type)
Print in the console the lines of the input.
|
java.lang.Boolean |
removeSubjectWorkload(ec.EvolutionState state,
int thread)
Remove randomly one subjectWorkload from one period of the day.
|
void |
reset(ec.EvolutionState state,
int thread)
The reset method randomly reinitializes the gene.
|
void |
setAfternoon(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> afternoon) |
void |
setMorning(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> morning) |
void |
setNight(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> night) |
void |
setup(ec.EvolutionState state,
ec.util.Parameter base)
Sets up the object by reading it from the parameters stored
in state, built off of the parameter base base.
|
java.lang.String |
toString() |
java.lang.Boolean |
workloadExceeds(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> periodOfTheDay,
int workload)
Verify if the sum of the workload and the all workloads of the Subjects passed
by param don't exceeds more than five hours.
|
public static final java.lang.String P_COURSEINFORMATION
public static final int PERIOD_HOURS_LIMIT
public java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> morning
public java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> afternoon
public java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> night
public java.util.ArrayList<Subject> subjects
public ec.EvolutionState state
public int thread
public ec.util.Parameter base
public void setup(ec.EvolutionState state, ec.util.Parameter base)
ec.Prototype
For prototypes, setup(...) is typically called once for the prototype instance; cloned instances do not receive the setup(...) call. setup(...) may be called more than once; the only guarantee is that it will get called at least once on an instance or some "parent" object from which it was ultimately cloned.
setup
in interface ec.Prototype
setup
in interface ec.Setup
setup
in class ec.vector.Gene
public void reset(ec.EvolutionState state, int thread)
ec.vector.Gene
reset
in class ec.vector.Gene
public java.lang.Boolean containsAndMoreThanFive(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> periodOfTheDay, SubjectWorkload sw)
periodOfTheDay
- period of the day that to be searched.sw
- the subjectWorkload to be found.true
if found.
false
otherwise.public java.lang.Boolean contains(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> periodOfTheDay, Subject subject)
periodOfTheDay
- period of the day to be verified.subject
- subject to be found.true
if period contains the subject.
false
otherwise.public boolean equals(java.lang.Object other)
ec.vector.Gene
equals
in class ec.vector.Gene
public void mutate(ec.EvolutionState state, int thread)
ec.vector.Gene
mutate
in class ec.vector.Gene
public java.lang.Boolean doMutate(ec.EvolutionState state, int thread)
state
- [description]thread
- [description]true
Case the mutation was done.false
otherwise.public java.lang.Boolean insertSubjectWorkload(ec.EvolutionState state, int thread)
state
- thread
- true
if the subjectWorkload was added successfully. false
otherwise.EvolutionState
,
SubjectWorkload
public java.lang.Boolean removeSubjectWorkload(ec.EvolutionState state, int thread)
true
if the subjectWorkload was removed successfully.false
otherwise.public java.lang.Boolean changeWorkload(ec.EvolutionState state, int thread)
true
if the workload was change successfully.false
otherwise.public java.lang.Boolean workloadExceeds(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> periodOfTheDay, int workload)
periodOfTheDay
- The subjects and their workloads to be verified.workload
- the workload to be verified.true
if the sum don't exceeds five hours. false
otherwise.public int getWorkloadDifferentOf(int workload, ec.EvolutionState state, int thread)
workload
- int
the workload value. From 1 to 10public java.lang.Boolean changeSubject(ec.EvolutionState state, int thread)
true
if the subject was change successfully.false
otherwise.public Subject getSubjectDifferentOf(Subject subject, ec.EvolutionState state, int thread)
subject
- state
- thread
- Subject
the new instance.Subject
public Subject getNewSubjectInstance(Subject subject)
subject
- Subject
the new instance from subject.Subject
public SubjectWorkload getNewSubjectWorkloadInstance(ec.EvolutionState state, int thread)
state
- thread
- SubjectWorkload
the new instance from subjectWorkload.SubjectWorkload
,
EvolutionState
public int hashCode()
ec.vector.Gene
hashCode
in class ec.vector.Gene
public java.lang.String printGeneToStringForHumans()
printGeneToStringForHumans
in class ec.vector.Gene
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public java.util.ArrayList<Subject> fillSubjects(java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> subjectsIn, ec.EvolutionState state)
subjectsIn
- [description]state
- [description]public java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> convertFileToVectorString(java.io.File file)
file
- Vector
the file converted.Vector
public void printDayPlan(DayPlanGene dayPlanGene)
dayPlanGene
- public java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> getMorning()
public java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> getAfternoon()
public java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> getNight()
public void setMorning(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> morning)
public void setAfternoon(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> afternoon)
public void setNight(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> night)
public void printInputLines(java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> lines, java.lang.String type)


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Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (3)
Updated: 2004-05-06
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NAME
login, logout - write utmp and wtmp entries
SYNOPSIS
#include <utmp.h>
void login(const struct utmp *ut);
int logout(const char *ut_line);
Link with -lutil.
DESCRIPTION
The utmp file records who is currently using the system.
The wtmp file records all logins and logouts.
See
utmp(5).
The function
login()
takes the supplied
struct utmp,
ut,
and writes it to both the utmp and the wtmp file.
The function
logout()
clears the entry in the utmp file again.
GNU details
More precisely,
login()
takes the argument
ut
struct, fills the field
ut->ut_type
(if there is such a field) with the value
USER_PROCESS,
and fills the field
ut->ut_pid
(if there is such a field) with the process ID of the calling process.
Then it tries to fill the field
ut->ut_line.
It takes the first of
stdin,
stdout,
stderr
that is a terminal, and
stores the corresponding pathname minus a possible leading
/dev/
into this field, and then writes the struct to the utmp file.
On the other hand,
if no terminal name was found, this field is filled with "???"
and the struct is not written to the utmp file.
After this, the struct is written to the wtmp file.
The
logout()
function searches the utmp file for an entry matching the
ut_line
argument.
If a record is found, it is updated by zeroing out the
ut_name
and
ut_host
fields, updating the
ut_tv
timestamp field and setting
ut_type
(if there is such a field) to
DEAD_PROCESS.
RETURN VALUE
The
logout()
function returns 1 if the entry was successfully written to the
database, or 0 if an error occurred.
FILES
- /var/run/utmp
-
user accounting database, configured through
_PATH_UTMP
in
<paths.h>
- /var/log/wtmp
-
user accounting log file, configured through
_PATH_WTMP
in
<paths.h>
CONFORMING TO
Not in POSIX.1-2001.
Present on the BSDs.
NOTES
Note that the
member
ut_user
of
struct utmp
is called
ut_name
in BSD.
Therefore,
ut_name
is defined as an alias for
ut_user
in
<utmp.h>.
SEE ALSO
getutent(3),
utmp(5)
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- GNU details
-
- RETURN VALUE
-
- FILES
-
- CONFORMING TO
-
- NOTES
-
- SEE ALSO
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|
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| Lawyer (if applicable): |
| Address: |
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Province: |
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Bases: object
A Superclass for array-based data in Astropy.
The key distinction from raw numpy arrays is the presence of additional metadata such as uncertainties, a mask, units, flags, and/or a coordinate system.
| Parameters: | data : ndarray or NDData
uncertainty : NDUncertainty, optional
mask : ndarray, optional
flags : ndarray or FlagCollection, optional
wcs : undefined, optional
meta : dict-like object, optional
unit : astropy.units.UnitBase instance or str, optional
|
|---|---|
| Raises: | ValueError :
|
Notes
NDData objects can be easily converted to a regular Numpy array using numpy.asarray
For example:
>>> from astropy.nddata import NDData
>>> import numpy as np
>>> x = NDData([1,2,3])
>>> np.asarray(x)
array([1, 2, 3])
If the NDData object has a mask, numpy.asarray will return a Numpy masked array.
This is useful, for example, when plotting a 2D image using matplotlib:
>>> from astropy.nddata import NDData
>>> from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
>>> x = NDData([[1,2,3], [4,5,6]])
>>> plt.imshow(x)
Attributes Summary
| dtype | numpy.dtype of this object’s data. |
| flags | |
| mask | |
| ndim | integer dimensions of this object’s data |
| shape | shape tuple of this object’s data. |
| size | integer size of this object’s data. |
| uncertainty | |
| unit |
Methods Summary
| add(operand[, propagate_uncertainties]) | Add another dataset (operand) to this dataset. |
| convert_unit_to(unit[, equivalencies]) | Returns a new NDData object whose values have been converted to a new unit. |
| divide(operand[, propagate_uncertainties]) | Divide another dataset (operand) to this dataset. |
| multiply(operand[, propagate_uncertainties]) | Multiply another dataset (operand) to this dataset. |
| read(*args, **kwargs) | Read in data |
| subtract(operand[, propagate_uncertainties]) | Subtract another dataset (operand) to this dataset. |
| write(data, *args, **kwargs) | Write out data |
Attributes Documentation
numpy.dtype of this object’s data.
Methods Documentation
Add another dataset (operand) to this dataset.
| Parameters: | operand : NDData
propagate_uncertainties : bool
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | result : NDData
|
Notes
This method requires the datasets to have identical WCS properties, equivalent units, and identical shapes. Flags and meta-data get set to None in the resulting dataset. The unit in the result is the same as the unit in self. Uncertainties are propagated, although correlated errors are not supported by any of the built-in uncertainty classes. If uncertainties are assumed to be correlated, a warning is issued by default (though this can be disabled via the WARN_UNSUPPORTED_CORRELATED configuration item). Values masked in either dataset before the operation are masked in the resulting dataset.
Returns a new NDData object whose values have been converted to a new unit.
| Parameters: | unit : astropy.units.UnitBase instance or str
equivalencies : list of equivalence pairs, optional
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | result : NDData
|
| Raises: | UnitsError :
|
Divide another dataset (operand) to this dataset.
| Parameters: | operand : NDData
propagate_uncertainties : bool
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | result : NDData
|
Notes
This method requires the datasets to have identical WCS properties, equivalent units, and identical shapes. Flags and meta-data get set to None in the resulting dataset. The unit in the result is the same as the unit in self. Uncertainties are propagated, although correlated errors are not supported by any of the built-in uncertainty classes. If uncertainties are assumed to be correlated, a warning is issued by default (though this can be disabled via the WARN_UNSUPPORTED_CORRELATED configuration item). Values masked in either dataset before the operation are masked in the resulting dataset.
Multiply another dataset (operand) to this dataset.
| Parameters: | operand : NDData
propagate_uncertainties : bool
|
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Notes
This method requires the datasets to have identical WCS properties, equivalent units, and identical shapes. Flags and meta-data get set to None in the resulting dataset. The unit in the result is the same as the unit in self. Uncertainties are propagated, although correlated errors are not supported by any of the built-in uncertainty classes. If uncertainties are assumed to be correlated, a warning is issued by default (though this can be disabled via the WARN_UNSUPPORTED_CORRELATED configuration item). Values masked in either dataset before the operation are masked in the resulting dataset.
Read in data
The arguments passed to this method depend on the format
Subtract another dataset (operand) to this dataset.
| Parameters: | operand : NDData
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This method requires the datasets to have identical WCS properties, equivalent units, and identical shapes. Flags and meta-data get set to None in the resulting dataset. The unit in the result is the same as the unit in self. Uncertainties are propagated, although correlated errors are not supported by any of the built-in uncertainty classes. If uncertainties are assumed to be correlated, a warning is issued by default (though this can be disabled via the WARN_UNSUPPORTED_CORRELATED configuration item). Values masked in either dataset before the operation are masked in the resulting dataset.
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PAY IT FORWARD (2000)
Grade: D
Director: Mimi Leder
Screenplay: Leslie Dixon
Starring: Kevin Spacey, Helen Hunt, Haley Joel Osmet, Angie Dickinson, James Caviezel, Jay Mohr, Jon Bon Jovi, David Ramsey, Gary Werntz
When critics attack seemingly well-intentioned films like PATCH ADAMS or more recently PAY IT FORWARD as I am about to do, their opinions are often greeted with a backlash of angry e-mails, sometimes even mock death threats from those who (I suppose) like to be shamelessly manipulated by their entertainment. Even politicians (!) tend to dismiss film critics as heartless cynics for occasionally dumping on good-hearted films while praising "filth" like PULP FICTION. These [fill in the derogatory term that you are comfortable with] tend to forget that a film critic's job is to review the movie, not the message, however sweet and endearing that message may be. Thusly PATCH ADAMS isn't a bad film because it's about a doctor who cares for his patients; it's a bad film because it's a calculated piece of brazen audience exploitation. Similarly while PAY IT FORWARD may have its heart in the right place (though I even doubt that, stay tuned, an explanation is forthcoming), it's still an unpleasantly maudlin mess.
The picture is about an emotionally guarded 5th grade history teacher (a somewhat similarly guarded Kevin Spacey), with a burn scared face and equally singed attitude, who gives his class the seemingly impossible assignment of doing one thing over the course of the semester that will change the world. 12 year old Trevor (Haley Joel Osmet), a Disneyfied do gooder who takes care of his alcoholic mother (Helen Hunt), comes up with the notion to PAY IT FORWARD; this entails a person doing one good deed (call it an uber favor) for three others, then telling them to do the same for three others and before long we're all living in a Frank Capra movie. Meanwhile in a parallel story, a weasely reporter (Jay Mohr) tracks the "movement" which has apparently begun to grow.
PAY IT FORWARD has odd ideas about tone; at certain points it hurls a smattering of unnecessary cynicism at us as if that would be the appropriate antidote to the unrelenting sappiness at its core. It's as if director Mimi Leder didn't have the confidence to make PAY IT FORWARD the way she intended, and compromised out of fear that her film wasn't "gutsy" enough to earn the acclaim it has clearly been made for. So the picture adds grit (a child molester propositions Trevor, a homeless man returns to heroin after being "saved", a character is knifed while doing a good deed, etc) though it seems shallow, incorporated into the proceedings because the film itself isn't quite sure if it's ready to buy into its own utopian blather.
PAY IT FORWARD offers "crowd pleasing" elements for general audiences; Jay Mohr's umpteenth variation on the WASPy sleazeball, Angie Dickinson's earthy alcoholic bag woman, and the jive-talking "black hoodlum with a heart of gold" (coming on the heals of the black, god-like inmate embodied by Gabriel Casseus in BEDAZZLED, this may just be the beginnings of a brand new guilty white liberal cliché. Hurray for Hollywood) who actually calls the Mohr character a "nigga" and says things like "can you feel me?" Leave it to PAY IT FORWARD to happily include a little minstrel act for our further enjoyment. (Maybe Spike's flick wasn't so misguided after all). These scenes feel as if they belong in a dopey comedy with feel good aspirations rather than the irritatingly saccharine drama that you'll find yourself trapped in should you not heed my warnings.
While the filmmakers have stressed in interviews that they actually hope this is a film that could make the world a better place, to me the final product has the oily feel of a cynical politician contemptuously reciting cookie fortune slogans to a hopeful audience. It's a picture that looks to be tailor made for Academy consideration, with the main players (all previous Oscar winners or nominees) given big emotional scenes that are practically variations on their most lauded turns. One scene in which a slightly de-glamed Helen Hunt (de-glamed here means that not only is she a fashion victim [her look is somewhere between Goth queen and trailer park mama], Hunt's hair is also natty and badly bleached) verbally castigates Spacey, feels right out of her AS GOOD AS IT GETS Oscar clip. Spacey, of course, responds in his cultured monotone, that could be straight from his low key AMERICAN BEAUTY performance. Maybe the actor should get an award for coming off the least self consciously irritating; though how can he not, even when he's emoting Spacey seems somehow shielded by a wry indifference.
The usually talented Helen Hunt is the worst offender. In one atrocious TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL moment Hunt slaps Osmet, immediately covering her mouth with the guilty hand in that very same stroke, and with said hand still on said mouth, she actually begins convulsing (dry heaving really), then (and I'm not making this up) she scurries to the kitchen tearing the place apart in a frenzied search for alcohol. The scene is so hokey it could very nearly be construed as a parody of hackneyed TV movie blow-ups; it's all very theatrical, especially Hunt's performance, which feels like a pathetic plea to the Academy for another Oscar. PAY IT FORWARD has the dubious distinction of being a film that could be used as an argument for why actors shouldn't get Academy Awards. The picture unknowingly affirms that Oscars transform nuanced talent into overwrought expressionists.
Even Haley Joel Osemt, the wunderkind who was nominated for an Academy award for his unforced performance in SIXTH SENSE, seems more divisive about his expressions and inflections. His acting has become broader, less intimate; it's as if we can make out the little munchkin's thoughts: "boy this outta floor em".  Never mind that the two couldn't be more dissimilar; his mother is trailer trash dopey, and the teacher is one of those Dennis Miller-ey intellectuals who hides his insecurities behind a vast vocabulary. Nevertheless this little nudnik goes out of his way to bring the pair together in a scene that recalls PARENT TRAP-ish cornball antics. But oh how we love bright, articulate, self-sacrificing children who pick adults up by their bootstraps and guide them through life. They're so adorable. Of course the blame can't all be hoisted onto the actors (though with the exception of the little kid, they probably should have known better), instead the brunt of it should be passed on to Mimi Leder, who directed one of the most thrilling episodes of ER, then went on to make two awful genre films in a row. The first being THE PEACEMAKER, a witless post-Cold War George Clooney vehicle, and DEEP IMPACT, one of the two films of 1998 to squander the premise of Earth's possible demise by a crazed meteorite.
The first flick was sunk by an over reliance on clichés, and a complete absence of any kind of emotional involvement, not aided by an ending which actually centered around the diffusing of a ticking time bomb complete with digital read out (apparently present for an invisible audience). DEEP IMPACT has more in common with PAY IT FORWARD; it's a movie that treats Earth's impending destruction in awfully simplistic terms, completely ignoring the havoc that would so obviously take place if the world believed its planet would be a goner within days. The film was full of inspirational speeches where people really said nothing, though the sappy score swelled up to make it appear as if they were being profoundly touching. In PAY IT FORWARD Leder continues in this vein with her intermittent dollops of cynicism seeming almost like a rebuttal: "See my movie isn't as naïve as you might think" she seems to be saying. No, it's just horribly confused.
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26 October 2011 - The Ministry of Health of Indonesia has announced two new confirmed cases of human infection with avian influenza A(H5N1) virus.
The first case is a 5-year old female from Bangli district, Bali Province. She developed symptoms on 27 September, and was first admitted to a local general hospital on 5 October. She died on 9 October.
The second case is a 10-year old male, the brother of the first case. He developed symptoms on 30 September, and was first admitted to the hospital on the same day as his sister. He died on 10 October.
An epidemiological investigation conducted by the Ministry of Health and local health officers indicated that the children lived in an area with poultry, and household and neighborhood poultry had died prior to the children’s illnesses.
Laboratory tests have confirmed infection with avian influenza A(H5N1) virus.
Of the 181 cases confirmed to date in Indonesia, 149 have been fatal.


Where to get trekker?¶
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Stand-alone executables¶
You can download precompiled stand-alone executables from here for:
Linux: Tested on Debian (versions 9 and 10) and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.
Windows: Tested on Windows 10.
Mac OS: A stand-alone executable does not exist.
Source code¶
- Step 1. Download the source code from github, using:
git clone https://github.com/dmritrekker/trekker
- Step 2. Modify the first few lines in the build script (make sure to have cmake-3.15 or newer):
For Linux -> build_Linux.sh
For Windows -> build_Windows.bat
- Step 3. Run the build script. This will build Trekker:
For Linux -> <TrekkerFolder>/build/Linux/install
For Windows -> <TrekkerFolder>/build/Windows/install
- Under the <TrekkerFolder>/install folder, the following will be generated:
trekker
executable under/bin
Static and shared libraries under
/lib
with library header under/include
If specified, a python built distribution (.whl) under
/python/dist
Extensions¶
Matlab: Trekker formatted .vtk files can be read in Matlab using the following function,
extensions/matlab/readTrekkerOutput.m
.LONI pipeline: A LONI pipeline module and workflow examples for Trekker can be found under:
extensions/LONI_Pipeline/
.trekker_mergeTracksWithPrefix: This tool can be used to merge Trekker formatted (.vtk) tractograms inside a folder that start with given filename prefix.
trekker_addColor: This tool can be used to add direction coded color information for each segment in a Trekker formatted (.vtk) tractogram.


Laminas API Tools is the open source API builder for PHP, designed to simplify creating and maintaining useful, easy to consume, and well structured APIs. Regardless of your experience in API building, with Laminas API Tools you can build APIs that enable mobile apps, developer communities, and any other consumer controlled access to your applications.
Key features: RESTful or RPC services; JSON (specifically, HAL); Problem Details for HTTP APIs; Versioning; Normalisation and Validation; Authentication (HTTP Basic/Digest, OAuth2); Documentation (HTML, Swagger, and API Blueprint).
Laminas API Tools is made using Laminas, AngularJS and Bootstrap.
If you want to contribute, you can fork any of the relevant repositories under the laminas-api-tools organization on GitHub.
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Namespace Sensus.Probes.User.Scripts
Classes
RunMode
Modes for handling multiple deliveries of the same survey.
ScheduleTrigger
Script
ScriptDatum
The Timestamp field of a ScriptDatum indicates the time when the particular input (e.g., text box) was completed by the user. Compare this with LocationTimestamp, RunTimestamp, and SubmissionTimestamp.
When a user submits a survey, a ScriptDatum object is submitted for each input in the survey (e.g., each text entry, multiple-choice item, etc.). However, if the user does not submit the survey, no such objects will be submitted. As a means of tracking the deployment and response/non-response of surveys, Sensus also submits additional ScriptStateDatum objects to track the lifecycle of each Script.
ScriptProbe
The Script Probe allows Sensus to deliver custom surveys to the user in response to either a schedule or the data coming off other probes. For example, one could configure a survey to display at particular times or randomly within particular time blocks. One could also configure a survey to display when a Datum from another probe meets particular criteria.
ScriptRunner
ScriptState
Status of scripts within Sensus
ScriptStateDatum
Records state transitions for each Script as it progresses from delivery to the user through removal from the system, either by the user completing and submitting it or deleting it without submission. This data stream in some ways parallels that of ScriptDatum, with the latter tracking data resulting from submission of the Script by the user. The ScriptStateDatum stream will be generated and submitted to the RemoteDataStore regardless of whether the user submits the Script.
ScriptTriggerTime
Trigger
Represents a condition under which a scripted probe is run.
TriggerValueCondition
TriggerWindow
Interfaces
IScript
IScriptProbeAgent
Interface for all agents that control survey delivery within Sensus.


Top hedge funds’ most widely held stocks
by Scott BarlowA roundup of what The Globe and Mail’s market strategist Scott Barlow is reading today on the Web
BMO economist Doug Porter warns that storm clouds are on the horizon for domestic manufacturers,
“The household survey suggests a cooldown is coming (where manufacturing jobs were up just 0.2% y/y in October). Similarly. U.S. factory employment is up just 0.4% y/y as of October. Tuesday brings Canadian manufacturing sales for September, always a key piece of the puzzle for monthly GDP. We look for sales to have dropped 0.8% m/m, reversing the August rise, and leaving them down more than 2% y/y”
The domestic economy has been remarkably resilient in the face of a slowing global economy but this trend is being challenged.
“@SBarlow_ROB BMO: storm clouds ahead for Canadian manufacturing” – (research excerpt, chart) Twitter
***
Citi’s “Global Theme Machine” is my favourite of the Wall Street thematic investment reports.
The most recent update sees U.S. defence stocks as the top-performing theme for 2019 so far,
“We see a fair bit change, however, with a number of Themes breaking into the Top Quintile: new joiners include #6-ranked Defence (up from #17), #9 Virtual Reality (#21) tied with Smart Grids (#35), #11-ranked Wearable Tech (up from #27), #12-ranked Consumer Health & Wellness (#29), #15 Cloud Computing (#23), and #16 Urbanisation (#25)… Bottom Quintile sees far less change, with just 1 Theme – #78-ranked China Tourism Spend (3 months prior was #59) – newly falling into this quintile vs 3 months prior. Agricultural Tech, Deepwater, Biotech, Light-Weighting of Cars, & Immunotherapy all comprise the Bottom 5 Themes, in ascending order. .. In terms of overall 2019 year-to-date the strongest performing Theme is #6-ranked Defence, +30.8% vs MSCI World’s +21.2%”
“C: top performing investment themes” – (research excerpt) Twitter
“ @SBarlow_ROB C: stocks with highest exposure to top performing/worst performing themes” – (table) Twitter
***
Also from Citi, Montreal-born U.S. equity strategist Tobias Levkovich analyzed the top holdings of the country’s actively managed mutual funds,
“Health Care and Information Technology were preferred at 50 of the top mutual funds and hedge funds in 3Q19. For 50 actively managed mutual funds, Health Care names represented 19.6% of the most common top-ten holdings in 3Q19 compared with 2Q19’s 15.1%. IT names comprised 18.3% of the top-ten positions of 50 mutual funds in 3Q, versus 17.1% in 2Q. Similarly, hedge funds’ weightings displayed a preference for Information Technology (18.8% of the largest 50 top-ten equity positions in 3Q versus 18.5% in 2Q) and Health Care (17.7% of the top-ten equity positions in 3Q versus 18.9% 2Q”
For hedge funds specifically, most widely held stock are (in order), Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Corp., Facebook Inc. and Alphabet Inc.
“@SBarlow_ROB C: "Health Care and Information Technology were preferred at 50 of the top mutual funds and hedge funds in 3Q19" – (research excerpt) Twitter
“ @SBarlow_ROB C: Top stock holdings for hedge fund managers” – (full table) Twitter
***
Newsletter: “Seven investing lessons from ‘the man who solved markets’ – Globe Investor
Diversion: “Air Pollution Reduces IQ, a Lot” – Marginal Revolution
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Trump Mocks Fox News Hosts for Claiming Ignorance of Whistleblower
President Donald Trump ridiculed Fox News hosts after they claimed Friday in an interview with the president they did not know the identity of the so-called “whistleblower” who kicked off the impeachment investigation.
by Charlie SpieringIn an exchange with Fox & Friends, Trump said he knew exactly who the whistleblower was and looked forward to hearing him testify to the Senate impeachment trial if the Democrats actually voted to impeach him.
Later in the interview, co-host Steve Doocy clarified the network’s position on the whistleblower’s identity.
“Let me just interrupt for a second, Mr. President, you said we know the whistleblower, we’ve seen names on the internet, we have no idea who the whistleblower is,” Doocy said.
“Right,” co-host Brian Kilmeade added.
Trump replied immediately, “No, I don’t believe, Steve…”
As Doocy protested, Trump continued, “I don’t think that Steve has ever told a lie — Ainsley, Brian — in his life but that one I’m sort of thinking…”
“We’ve seen names online, but Mr. President, we don’t have any verification,” Doocy replied.
“Yeah, and it doesn’t matter anyway, we’re not going to use it,” Kilmeade added.
“Forget the verification,” Trump replied, “you know exactly who it is … but I like that you say that.”


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- 8+ years of experience as a software engineer in various industries
- Full stack engineer with a concentration on front-end technologies
- Trained and mentored several front-end engineers
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Education
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- Programming Languages – JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, LESS, SASS, HTML
- Frameworks – React, Redux, Node.js, Express, Amazon Web Services, Styled Components, Three.js, React Three Fiber
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Kensho, Tyson's Corner, VA
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- Developed geopolitical analysis platform
- Migrated existing codebase to TypeScript from JavaScript
- Hardened the product with both unit and integration tests
- Developed Visallo which is a platform that provides investigative link and geospatial analysis
- Developed marketing websites
- Integrated analytics tools into existing products
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Auto scheduling component which is used to assign costs for computing a region of a function or one of its stages. More...
#include <RegionCosts.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Cost | stage_region_cost (std::string func, int stage, const DimBounds &bounds, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Return the cost of producing a region (specified by 'bounds') of a function stage (specified by 'func' and 'stage'). More... | |
| Cost | stage_region_cost (std::string func, int stage, const Box ®ion, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Return the cost of producing a region of a function stage (specified by 'func' and 'stage'). More... | |
| Cost | region_cost (std::string func, const Box ®ion, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Return the cost of producing a region of function 'func'. More... | |
| Cost | region_cost (const std::map< std::string, Box > ®ions, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Same as region_cost above but this computes the total cost of many function regions. More... | |
| Cost | get_func_stage_cost (const Function &f, int stage, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Compute the cost of producing a single value by one stage of 'f'. More... | |
| std::vector< Cost > | get_func_cost (const Function &f, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Compute the cost of producing a single value by all stages of 'f'. More... | |
| std::map< std::string, Expr > | stage_detailed_load_costs (std::string func, int stage, DimBounds &bounds, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Computes the memory costs of computing a region (specified by 'bounds') of a function stage (specified by 'func' and 'stage'). More... | |
| std::map< std::string, Expr > | stage_detailed_load_costs (std::string func, int stage, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Return a map containing the costs incurred to access each of the functions required to produce a single value of a function stage. More... | |
| std::map< std::string, Expr > | detailed_load_costs (std::string func, const Box ®ion, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Same as stage_detailed_load_costs above but this computes the cost of a region of 'func'. More... | |
| std::map< std::string, Expr > | detailed_load_costs (const std::map< std::string, Box > ®ions, const std::set< std::string > &inlines=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Same as detailed_load_costs above but this computes the cost of many function regions and aggregates them. More... | |
| Expr | region_size (std::string func, const Box ®ion) |
| Return the size of the region of 'func' in bytes. More... | |
| Expr | region_footprint (const std::map< std::string, Box > ®ions, const std::set< std::string > &inlined=std::set< std::string >()) |
| Return the size of the peak amount of memory allocated in bytes. More... | |
| Expr | input_region_size (std::string input, const Box ®ion) |
| Return the size of the input region in bytes. More... | |
| Expr | input_region_size (const std::map< std::string, Box > &input_regions) |
| Return the total size of the many input regions in bytes. More... | |
| void | disp_func_costs () |
| Display the cost of each function in the pipeline. More... | |
| RegionCosts (const std::map< std::string, Function > &env) | |
| Construct a region cost object for the pipeline. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| std::map< std::string, Function > | env |
| An environment map which contains all functions in the pipeline. More... | |
| std::map< std::string, std::vector< Cost > > | func_cost |
| A map containing the cost of computing a value in each stage of a function. More... | |
| std::map< std::string, Type > | inputs |
| A map containing the types of all image inputs in the pipeline. More... | |
| Scope< Interval > | input_estimates |
| A scope containing the estimated min/extent values of ImageParams in the pipeline. More... | |
Auto scheduling component which is used to assign costs for computing a region of a function or one of its stages.
Definition at line 41 of file RegionCosts.h.
| Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::RegionCosts | ( | const std::map< std::string, Function > & | env | ) |
Construct a region cost object for the pipeline.
'env' is a map of all functions in the pipeline.
| Cost Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::stage_region_cost | ( | std::string | func, |
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| const DimBounds & | bounds, | ||
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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Return the cost of producing a region (specified by 'bounds') of a function stage (specified by 'func' and 'stage').
'inlines' specifies names of all the inlined functions.
| Cost Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::stage_region_cost | ( | std::string | func, |
| int | stage, | ||
| const Box & | region, | ||
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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Return the cost of producing a region of a function stage (specified by 'func' and 'stage').
'inlines' specifies names of all the inlined functions.
| Cost Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::region_cost | ( | std::string | func, |
| const Box & | region, | ||
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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Return the cost of producing a region of function 'func'.
This adds up the costs of all stages of 'func' required to produce the region. 'inlines' specifies names of all the inlined functions.
| Cost Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::region_cost | ( | const std::map< std::string, Box > & | regions, |
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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Same as region_cost above but this computes the total cost of many function regions.
| Cost Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::get_func_stage_cost | ( | const Function & | f, |
| int | stage, | ||
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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Compute the cost of producing a single value by one stage of 'f'.
'inlines' specifies names of all the inlined functions.
| std::vector<Cost> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::get_func_cost | ( | const Function & | f, |
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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Compute the cost of producing a single value by all stages of 'f'.
'inlines' specifies names of all the inlined functions. This returns a vector of costs. Each entry in the vector corresponds to a stage in 'f'.
| std::map<std::string, Expr> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::stage_detailed_load_costs | ( | std::string | func, |
| int | stage, | ||
| DimBounds & | bounds, | ||
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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Computes the memory costs of computing a region (specified by 'bounds') of a function stage (specified by 'func' and 'stage').
This returns a map containing the costs incurred to access each of the functions required to produce 'func'.
| std::map<std::string, Expr> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::stage_detailed_load_costs | ( | std::string | func, |
| int | stage, | ||
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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Return a map containing the costs incurred to access each of the functions required to produce a single value of a function stage.
| std::map<std::string, Expr> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::detailed_load_costs | ( | std::string | func, |
| const Box & | region, | ||
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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Same as stage_detailed_load_costs above but this computes the cost of a region of 'func'.
| std::map<std::string, Expr> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::detailed_load_costs | ( | const std::map< std::string, Box > & | regions, |
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlines = std::set< std::string >() |
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Same as detailed_load_costs above but this computes the cost of many function regions and aggregates them.
Return the size of the region of 'func' in bytes.
| Expr Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::region_footprint | ( | const std::map< std::string, Box > & | regions, |
| const std::set< std::string > & | inlined = std::set< std::string >() |
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Return the size of the peak amount of memory allocated in bytes.
This takes the realization (topological) order of the function regions and the early free mechanism into account while computing the peak footprint.
Return the size of the input region in bytes.
| Expr Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::input_region_size | ( | const std::map< std::string, Box > & | input_regions | ) |
Return the total size of the many input regions in bytes.
| void Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::disp_func_costs | ( | ) |
Display the cost of each function in the pipeline.
| std::map<std::string, Function> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::env |
An environment map which contains all functions in the pipeline.
Definition at line 43 of file RegionCosts.h.
| std::map<std::string, std::vector<Cost> > Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::func_cost |
A map containing the cost of computing a value in each stage of a function.
The number of entries in the vector is equal to the number of stages in the function.
Definition at line 47 of file RegionCosts.h.
| std::map<std::string, Type> Halide::Internal::RegionCosts::inputs |
A map containing the types of all image inputs in the pipeline.
Definition at line 49 of file RegionCosts.h.
A scope containing the estimated min/extent values of ImageParams in the pipeline.
Definition at line 52 of file RegionCosts.h.