THE FAN A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1996 Christopher Null
My my my, what a mess to wade through in writing a review about THE FAN, Robert De Niro and Wesley Snipes' hotly awaited new thriller set in the obsession-filled world of baseball.
The film is essentially one long study of dysfunction. Knife salesman(!) Gil (De Niro) is divorced, is on the verge of losing his job, doesn't know how to relate to his kid, shouts obscenities at his clients -- your every day run-of-the-mill psycho -- and is *obsessed* with the San Francisco Giants.
Bobby Rayburn (Snipes) is a $40 million golden boy outfielder, newly traded to the Giants, and is not earning his keep. He's batting in the .100's, is being upstaged by rival Juan Primo (Benicio Del Toro), can't get his traditional number 11 jersey, and has his own family problems.
When these two cross paths, it can only be trouble -- sure to make you reevaluate the phrase, "I want you to hit a home run for me."
There's plenty good and plenty bad in THE FAN, and as I've said, trying to figure out where to start is a problem. Directed with Tony Scott's (CRIMSON TIDE) well-crafted style, THE FAN is often a fun and thrilling ride. The most fun to watch are De Niro and Snipes, who turn in very believable performances en route to the film's big finish.
But there's this problem that gnaws at the viewer the whole film -- that none of the characters are remotely likable. At all. Not even the supporting characters (Del Toro, John Leguizamo as Snipes's personal manager, Ellen Barkin as a sportscaster) are warm and fuzzy. Instead, everyone falls into the me-first trap that plagues the leads. The result alienates the audience into not really caring who wins this battle of nerves, much to the film's detriment.

Near the climax of THE FAN, Wesley Snipes's character hits a deep fly ball. Everyone in the stadium waits in anticipation to see it clear the fence. The outfielder goes back back *back* -- no soup for you! That pretty much sums up the whole film.
No soup for me.
RATING: ***
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dxf module¶
dxf.DXFBase (host[, auth, insecure, …]) |
Class for communicating with a Docker v2 registry. |
dxf.DXF (host, repo[, auth, insecure, …]) |
Class for operating on a Docker v2 repositories. |
Module for accessing a Docker v2 Registry
-
class
dxf.
DXF
(host, repo, auth=None, insecure=False, auth_host=None, tlsverify=True)¶ Bases:
dxf.DXFBase
Class for operating on a Docker v2 repositories.
Parameters: - host (str) – Host name of registry. Can contain port numbers. e.g.
registry-1.docker.io
,localhost:5000
. - repo (str) – Name of the repository to access on the registry. Typically this is of the form
username/reponame
but for your own registries you don’t actually have to stick to that. - auth (function(dxf_obj, response)) – Authentication function to be called whenever authentication to the registry is required. Receives the
DXF
object and a HTTP response object. It should callDXFBase.authenticate()
with a username, password andresponse
before it returns. - insecure (bool) – Use HTTP instead of HTTPS (which is the default) when connecting to the registry.
- auth_host (str) – Host to use for token authentication. If set, overrides host returned by then registry.
- tlsverify (bool or str) – When set to False, do not verify TLS certificate. When pointed to a <ca bundle>.crt file use this for TLS verification. See requests.verify for more details.
-
api_version_check
()¶ Performs API version check
Return type: tuple Returns: verson check response as a string (JSON) and requests.Response
-
blob_size
(digest)¶ Return the size of a blob in the registry given the hash of its content.
Parameters: digest (str) – Hash of the blob’s content (prefixed by sha256:
).Return type: long Returns: Size of the blob in bytes.
-
del_alias
(alias)¶ Delete an alias from the registry. The blobs it points to won’t be deleted. Use
del_blob()
for that.Note
On private registry, garbage collection might need to be run manually; see: https://docs.docker.com/registry/garbage-collection/
Parameters: alias (str) – Alias name. Return type: list Returns: A list of blob hashes (strings) which were assigned to the alias.
-
del_blob
(digest)¶ Delete a blob from the registry given the hash of its content.
Parameters: digest (str) – Hash of the blob’s content (prefixed by sha256:
).
-
classmethod
from_base
(base, repo)¶ Create a
DXF
object which uses the same host, settings and session as an existingDXFBase
object.Parameters: Returns: DXF
object which shares configuration and session withbase
but which can also be used to operate on therepo
repository.Return type:
-
get_alias
(alias=None, manifest=None, verify=True, sizes=False, dcd=None)¶ Get the blob hashes assigned to an alias.
Parameters: - alias (str) – Alias name. You almost definitely will only need to pass this argument.
- manifest (str) – If you previously obtained a manifest, specify it here instead of
alias
. You almost definitely won’t need to do this. - verify (bool) – (v1 schema only) Whether to verify the integrity of the alias definition in the registry itself. You almost definitely won’t need to change this from the default (
True
). - sizes (bool) – Whether to return sizes of the blobs along with their hashes
- dcd (str) – (if
manifest
is specified) The Docker-Content-Digest header returned when getting the manifest. If present, this is checked against the manifest.
Return type: list
Returns: If
sizes
is falsey, a list of blob hashes (strings) which are assigned to the alias. Ifsizes
is truthy, a list of (hash,size) tuples for each blob.
-
get_digest
(alias=None, manifest=None, verify=True, dcd=None)¶ (v2 schema only) Get the hash of an alias’s configuration blob.
For an alias created using
dxf
, this is the hash of the first blob assigned to the alias.For a Docker image tag, this is the same as
docker inspect alias --format='{{.Id}}'
.Parameters: - alias (str) – Alias name. You almost definitely will only need to pass this argument.
- manifest (str) – If you previously obtained a manifest, specify it here instead of
alias
. You almost definitely won’t need to do this. - verify (bool) – (v1 schema only) Whether to verify the integrity of the alias definition in the registry itself. You almost definitely won’t need to change this from the default (
True
). - dcd (str) – (if
manifest
is specified) The Docker-Content-Digest header returned when getting the manifest. If present, this is checked against the manifest.
Return type: str
Returns: Hash of the alias’s configuration blob.
-
get_manifest
(alias)¶ Get the manifest for an alias
Parameters: alias (str) – Alias name. Return type: str Returns: The manifest as string (JSON)
-
get_manifest_and_response
(alias)¶ Request the manifest for an alias and return the manifest and the response.
Parameters: alias (str) – Alias name. Return type: tuple Returns: Tuple containing the manifest as a string (JSON) and the requests.Response
-
list_aliases
(batch_size=None, iterate=False)¶ List all aliases defined in the repository.
Parameters: - batch_size (int) – Number of alias names to ask the server for at a time.
- iterate (bool) – Whether to return iterator over the names or a list of all the names.
Return type: list or iterator of strings
Returns: Alias names.
-
pull_blob
(digest, size=False, chunk_size=None)¶ Download a blob from the registry given the hash of its content.
Parameters: - digest (str) – Hash of the blob’s content (prefixed by
sha256:
). - size (bool) – Whether to return the size of the blob too.
- chunk_size (int) – Number of bytes to download at a time. Defaults to 8192.
Return type: iterator
Returns: If
size
is falsey, a byte string iterator over the blob’s content. Ifsize
is truthy, a tuple containing the iterator and the blob’s size.- digest (str) – Hash of the blob’s content (prefixed by
-
push_blob
(filename=None, progress=None, data=None, digest=None, check_exists=True)¶ Upload a file to the registry and return its (SHA-256) hash.
The registry is content-addressable so the file’s content (aka blob) can be retrieved later by passing the hash to
pull_blob()
.Parameters: - filename (str) – File to upload.
- data (Generator or iterator) – Data to upload if
filename
isn’t given. The data is uploaded in chunks and you must also passdigest
. - digest (str (hex-encoded SHA-256, prefixed by
sha256:
)) – Hash of the data to be uploaded indata
, if specified. - progress (function(dgst, chunk, size)) – Optional function to call as the upload progresses. The function will be called with the hash of the file’s content (or
digest
), the blob just read from the file (or chunk fromdata
) and iffilename
is specified the total size of the file. - check_exists (bool) – Whether to check if a blob with the same hash already exists in the registry. If so, it won’t be uploaded again.
Return type: str
Returns: Hash of file’s content.
-
set_alias
(alias, *digests)¶ Give a name (alias) to a set of blobs. Each blob is specified by the hash of its content.
Parameters: - alias (str) – Alias name
- digests (list of strings) – List of blob hashes (prefixed by
sha256:
).
Return type: str
Returns: The registry manifest used to define the alias. You almost definitely won’t need this.
-
set_manifest
(alias, manifest_json)¶ Give a name (alias) to a manifest.
Parameters: - alias (str) – Alias name
- manifest_json – A V2 Schema 2 manifest JSON string
- host (str) – Host name of registry. Can contain port numbers. e.g.
-
class
dxf.
DXFBase
(host, auth=None, insecure=False, auth_host=None, tlsverify=True)¶ Bases:
object
Class for communicating with a Docker v2 registry. Contains only operations which aren’t related to repositories.
Can act as a context manager. For each context entered, a new requests.Session is obtained. Connections to the same host are shared by the session. When the context exits, all the session’s connections are closed.
If you don’t use
DXFBase
as a context manager, each request uses an ephemeral session. If you don’t read all the data from an iterator returned byDXF.pull_blob()
then the underlying connection won’t be closed until Python garbage collects the iterator.Parameters: - host (str) – Host name of registry. Can contain port numbers. e.g.
registry-1.docker.io
,localhost:5000
. - auth (function(dxf_obj, response)) – Authentication function to be called whenever authentication to the registry is required. Receives the
DXFBase
object and a HTTP response object. It should callauthenticate()
with a username, password andresponse
before it returns. - insecure (bool) – Use HTTP instead of HTTPS (which is the default) when connecting to the registry.
- auth_host (str) – Host to use for token authentication. If set, overrides host returned by then registry.
- tlsverify (bool or str) –
When set to False, do not verify TLS certificate. When pointed to a <ca bundle>.crt file use this for TLS verification. See requests.verify for more details.
-
authenticate
(username=None, password=None, actions=None, response=None, authorization=None, user_agent='Docker-Client/19.03.2 (linux)')¶ Authenticate to the registry using a username and password, an authorization header or otherwise as the anonymous user.
Parameters: - username (str) – User name to authenticate as.
- password (str) – User’s password.
- actions (list) – If you know which types of operation you need to make on the registry, specify them here. Valid actions are
pull
,push
and*
. - response (requests.Response) – When the
auth
function you passed toDXFBase
’s constructor is called, it is passed a HTTP response object. Pass it back toauthenticate()
to have it automatically detect which actions are required. - authorization (str) –
Authorization
header value. - user_agent (str) –
User-Agent
header value.
Return type: str
Returns: Authentication token, if the registry supports bearer tokens. Otherwise
None
, and HTTP Basic auth is used (if the registry requires authentication).
-
list_repos
(batch_size=None, iterate=False)¶ List all repositories in the registry.
Parameters: - batch_size (int) – Number of repository names to ask the server for at a time.
- iterate (bool) – Whether to return iterator over the names or a list of all the names.
Return type: list or iterator of strings
Returns: Repository names.
-
token
¶ str: Authentication token. This will be obtained automatically when you call
authenticate()
. If you’ve obtained a token previously, you can also set it but be aware tokens expire quickly.
- host (str) – Host name of registry. Can contain port numbers. e.g.
-
dxf.
hash_bytes
(buf)¶ Hash bytes using the same method the registry uses (currently SHA-256).
Parameters: buf (binary str) – Bytes to hash Return type: str Returns: Hex-encoded hash of file’s content (prefixed by sha256:
)
-
dxf.
hash_file
(filename)¶ Hash a file using the same method the registry uses (currently SHA-256).
Parameters: filename (str) – Name of file to hash Return type: str Returns: Hex-encoded hash of file’s content (prefixed by sha256:
)
dxf.exceptions module¶
Module containing exceptions thrown by dxf
.
-
exception
dxf.exceptions.
DXFAuthInsecureError
¶ Bases:
dxf.exceptions.DXFError
Can’t authenticate over insecure (non-HTTPS) connection
-
exception
dxf.exceptions.
DXFDigestMismatchError
(got, expected)¶ Bases:
dxf.exceptions.DXFUnexpectedError
Digest didn’t match expected value
Parameters: - got – Actual value received
- expected – Value that was expected
-
exception
dxf.exceptions.
DXFDigestNotAvailableForSchema1
¶ Bases:
dxf.exceptions.DXFError
https://github.com/docker/distribution/issues/1662#issuecomment-213101772 A schema1 manifest should always produce the same image id but defining the steps to produce directly from the manifest is not straight forward.”
-
exception
dxf.exceptions.
DXFDisallowedSignatureAlgorithmError
(alg)¶ Bases:
dxf.exceptions.DXFError
Signature algorithm forbidden
Parameters: alg (str) – Forbidden signature algorithm
-
exception
dxf.exceptions.
DXFError
¶ Bases:
exceptions.Exception
Base exception class for all dxf errors
-
exception
dxf.exceptions.
DXFSignatureChainNotImplementedError
¶ Bases:
dxf.exceptions.DXFError
Signature chains not supported
Bases:
dxf.exceptions.DXFError
Registry returned authorized error
-
exception
dxf.exceptions.
DXFUnexpectedDigestMethodError
(got, expected)¶ Bases:
dxf.exceptions.DXFUnexpectedError
Digest method not supported
Parameters: - got – Actual value received
- expected – Value that was expected
-
exception
dxf.exceptions.
DXFUnexpectedError
(got, expected)¶ Bases:
dxf.exceptions.DXFError
Unexpected value error
Parameters: - got – Actual value received
- expected – Value that was expected
-
exception
dxf.exceptions.
DXFUnexpectedKeyTypeError
(got, expected)¶ Bases:
dxf.exceptions.DXFUnexpectedError
Cryptographic key type not supported
Parameters: - got – Actual value received
- expected – Value that was expected
-
exception
dxf.exceptions.
DXFUnexpectedStatusCodeError
(got, expected)¶ Bases:
dxf.exceptions.DXFUnexpectedError
Unexpected HTTP status code
Parameters: - got – Actual value received
- expected – Value that was expected


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Prof. Gerdzhikov: Sofia University Is the only Bulgarian University in the Top 1000 in the World
Over the last 4 years, we have received new institutional accreditation with a 9.61 grade. The University continues to occupy the first place in most of the professional fields in the National Grading System of Higher Education. This was stated by the rector of Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" Prof. Anastas Gerdzhikov.
The rector also announced that the university retains its position in the university's world ranking charts.
"It is the only Bulgarian university in the top 1000 in the world rankings. This means that Sofia University is in the top 4% of world universities and in the top 2% in some areas," he said.
We continue to open new specialties and update our curricula annually. Sofia University offers education in 119 bachelor's degree programs, as well as in over 400 master's programs. The number of newly admitted undergraduate and master's students has remained steady in recent years, Prof. Gerdzhikov said. He emphasized that Sofia University is also a leader in doctoral training and offers the most accredited doctoral programs in the country - 184.


public abstract class ColorSpace extends Object implements Serializable
For purposes of the methods in this class, colors are represented as arrays of color components represented as floats in a normalized range defined by each ColorSpace. For many ColorSpaces (e.g. sRGB), this range is 0.0 to 1.0. However, some ColorSpaces have components whose values have a different range. Methods are provided to inquire per component minimum and maximum normalized values.
Several variables are defined for purposes of referring to color space types (e.g. TYPE_RGB, TYPE_XYZ, etc.) and to refer to specific color spaces (e.g. CS_sRGB and CS_CIEXYZ). sRGB is a proposed standard RGB color space. For more information, see http://www.w3.org/pub/WWW/Graphics/Color/sRGB.html .
The purpose of the methods to transform to/from the well-defined CIEXYZ color space is to support conversions between any two color spaces at a reasonably high degree of accuracy. It is expected that particular implementations of subclasses of ColorSpace (e.g. ICC_ColorSpace) will support high performance conversion based on underlying platform color management systems.
The CS_CIEXYZ space used by the toCIEXYZ/fromCIEXYZ methods can be described as follows:
CIEXYZ viewing illuminance: 200 lux viewing white point: CIE D50 media white point: "that of a perfectly reflecting diffuser" -- D50 media black point: 0 lux or 0 Reflectance flare: 1 percent surround: 20percent of the media white point media description: reflection print (i.e., RLAB, Hunt viewing media) note: For developers creating an ICC profile for this conversion space, the following is applicable. Use a simple Von Kries white point adaptation folded into the 3X3 matrix parameters and fold the flare and surround effects into the three one-dimensional lookup tables (assuming one uses the minimal model for monitors).
ICC_ColorSpace
,
Serialized Form| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
CS_CIEXYZ
The CIEXYZ conversion color space defined above.
|
static int |
CS_GRAY
The built-in linear gray scale color space.
|
static int |
CS_LINEAR_RGB
A built-in linear RGB color space.
|
static int |
CS_PYCC
The Photo YCC conversion color space.
|
static int |
CS_sRGB
The sRGB color space defined at
http://www.w3.org/pub/WWW/Graphics/Color/sRGB.html
.
|
static int |
TYPE_2CLR
Generic 2 component color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_3CLR
Generic 3 component color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_4CLR
Generic 4 component color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_5CLR
Generic 5 component color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_6CLR
Generic 6 component color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_7CLR
Generic 7 component color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_8CLR
Generic 8 component color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_9CLR
Generic 9 component color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_ACLR
Generic 10 component color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_BCLR
Generic 11 component color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_CCLR
Generic 12 component color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_CMY
Any of the family of CMY color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_CMYK
Any of the family of CMYK color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_DCLR
Generic 13 component color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_ECLR
Generic 14 component color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_FCLR
Generic 15 component color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_GRAY
Any of the family of GRAY color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_HLS
Any of the family of HLS color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_HSV
Any of the family of HSV color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_Lab
Any of the family of Lab color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_Luv
Any of the family of Luv color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_RGB
Any of the family of RGB color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_XYZ
Any of the family of XYZ color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_YCbCr
Any of the family of YCbCr color spaces.
|
static int |
TYPE_Yxy
Any of the family of Yxy color spaces.
|
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
protected |
ColorSpace(int type,
int numcomponents)
Constructs a ColorSpace object given a color space type
and the number of components.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract float[] |
fromCIEXYZ(float[] colorvalue)
Transforms a color value assumed to be in the CS_CIEXYZ conversion
color space into this ColorSpace.
|
abstract float[] |
fromRGB(float[] rgbvalue)
Transforms a color value assumed to be in the default CS_sRGB
color space into this ColorSpace.
|
static ColorSpace |
getInstance(int colorspace)
Returns a ColorSpace representing one of the specific
predefined color spaces.
|
float |
getMaxValue(int component)
Returns the maximum normalized color component value for the
specified component.
|
float |
getMinValue(int component)
Returns the minimum normalized color component value for the
specified component.
|
String |
getName(int idx)
Returns the name of the component given the component index.
|
int |
getNumComponents()
Returns the number of components of this ColorSpace.
|
int |
getType()
Returns the color space type of this ColorSpace (for example
TYPE_RGB, TYPE_XYZ, ...).
|
boolean |
isCS_sRGB()
Returns true if the ColorSpace is CS_sRGB.
|
abstract float[] |
toCIEXYZ(float[] colorvalue)
Transforms a color value assumed to be in this ColorSpace
into the CS_CIEXYZ conversion color space.
|
abstract float[] |
toRGB(float[] colorvalue)
Transforms a color value assumed to be in this ColorSpace
into a value in the default CS_sRGB color space.
|
@Native public static final int TYPE_XYZ
@Native public static final int TYPE_Lab
@Native public static final int TYPE_Luv
@Native public static final int TYPE_YCbCr
@Native public static final int TYPE_Yxy
@Native public static final int TYPE_RGB
@Native public static final int TYPE_GRAY
@Native public static final int TYPE_HSV
@Native public static final int TYPE_HLS
@Native public static final int TYPE_CMYK
@Native public static final int TYPE_CMY
@Native public static final int TYPE_2CLR
@Native public static final int TYPE_3CLR
@Native public static final int TYPE_4CLR
@Native public static final int TYPE_5CLR
@Native public static final int TYPE_6CLR
@Native public static final int TYPE_7CLR
@Native public static final int TYPE_8CLR
@Native public static final int TYPE_9CLR
@Native public static final int TYPE_ACLR
@Native public static final int TYPE_BCLR
@Native public static final int TYPE_CCLR
@Native public static final int TYPE_DCLR
@Native public static final int TYPE_ECLR
@Native public static final int TYPE_FCLR
@Native public static final int CS_sRGB
@Native public static final int CS_LINEAR_RGB
@Native public static final int CS_CIEXYZ
@Native public static final int CS_PYCC
@Native public static final int CS_GRAY
protected ColorSpace(int type, int numcomponents)
type
- one of the ColorSpace
type constantsnumcomponents
- the number of components in the color spacepublic static ColorSpace getInstance(int colorspace)
colorspace
- a specific color space identified by one of
the predefined class constants (e.g. CS_sRGB, CS_LINEAR_RGB,
CS_CIEXYZ, CS_GRAY, or CS_PYCC)ColorSpace
objectpublic boolean isCS_sRGB()
true
if this is a CS_sRGB
color
space, false
if it is notpublic abstract float[] toRGB(float[] colorvalue)
This method transforms color values using algorithms designed
to produce the best perceptual match between input and output
colors. In order to do colorimetric conversion of color values,
you should use the toCIEXYZ
method of this color space to first convert from the input
color space to the CS_CIEXYZ color space, and then use the
fromCIEXYZ
method of the CS_sRGB color space to
convert from CS_CIEXYZ to the output color space.
See toCIEXYZ
and
fromCIEXYZ
for further information.
colorvalue
- a float array with length of at least the number
of components in this ColorSpaceArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
- if array length is not
at least the number of components in this ColorSpacepublic abstract float[] fromRGB(float[] rgbvalue)
This method transforms color values using algorithms designed
to produce the best perceptual match between input and output
colors. In order to do colorimetric conversion of color values,
you should use the toCIEXYZ
method of the CS_sRGB color space to first convert from the input
color space to the CS_CIEXYZ color space, and then use the
fromCIEXYZ
method of this color space to
convert from CS_CIEXYZ to the output color space.
See toCIEXYZ
and
fromCIEXYZ
for further information.
rgbvalue
- a float array with length of at least 3ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
- if array length is not
at least 3public abstract float[] toCIEXYZ(float[] colorvalue)
This method transforms color values using relative colorimetry,
as defined by the International Color Consortium standard. This
means that the XYZ values returned by this method are represented
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Foxtown, Ohio -- about 1910
This
is a picture of the store at Foxtown, Ohio. Foxtown is on County
Road 10 near Benwood. County Road 10 runs from Sardis to SR 255 at
Benwood.
The store was converted into a house but it burned down about 10 years ago.
The
only people identified in the picture are second from left, Charlie Yost the
owner of the store, the woman sitting by the door is Evie Jones Yost and her
two children. The sign above the door reads Dr. A. C. Daniels Horse and
Dog Medicines. This photo was taken
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In this post I will give an overview on how a ran some software compiled for x86_64 on my RISC-V SBC, a MangoPi MQ-Pro. We will be using an awesome piece of software called Box64. Basically this software runs x86_64 binaries through an emulator, but with a twist; it uses the native versions of some “system” libraries, like libc, libm, SDL, and OpenGL, like described in the README of the project:
Since Box64 uses the native versions of some "system" libraries, like libc,
libm, SDL, and OpenGL, it's easy to integrate and use with most applications,
and performance can be surprisingly high in many cases.
I have already tried the software on my RaspberryPi, both on an aarch64 and armv7 kernel (for the armv7 kernel, I used Box86, which is for 32bit applications), but I saw Box64 was not limited to the ARM architecture. Other architectures like PowerPC 64 LE, LoongArch and, the one we are interested in, RISC-V, are also supported. So I decided to take it for a spin on my MangoPi MQ-Pro.
You need to install a few build-dependencies on the Linux distribution you’re running on your RISC-V board, namely cmake
, git
and python
.
I used the awesome Arch Linux build from sehraf.
On that distribution I installed the dependencies with pacman like so:
sudo pacman -S base-devel cmake git python3
Another nice-to have is binfmt_misc kernel support. This allows x86_64 to be started directly from the shell, like you would execute any other binary. More information can be found here. Support for this feature can be checked by executing:
cat /proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc/status
This should output enabled
if this feature is supported.
If the system complains about a directory which does not exist, support is not enabled.
Sheraf’s Arch Linux build, which I referenced earlier, has support for binfmt_misc.
Support for this is not an absolute necessity however, you can also ran x86_64 binaries by executing box64 $BINARY
.
Compiling the software is pretty easy when all the build dependencies are installed. It’s just a case of cloning the repo, compiling and installing it, and as a last step restarting the binfmt systemd-service (so that systemd-binfmt is aware that x86_64 binaries can be executed via Box64). Like I said in the prerequisites section, binfmt-support is optional. The compile/install steps like described in the compiling docs of Box64:
git clone https://github.com/ptitSeb/box64
cd box64
mkdir build; cd build; cmake .. -DRV64=1 -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RelWithDebInfo
make -j`nproc`
sudo make install
sudo systemctl restart systemd-binfmt
To take box64 for a spin for the first time, we will write a very simple C-program on a x86_64 machine, and run the binary on our RISC-V machine. For this test you will need a C-compiler (I will use gcc) and make sure x86_64 is the target. Our C-program looks like this:
#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
printf("Hello, world!\n");
return 0;
}
We can then compile this program with gcc using:
gcc -Wall hello.c -o hello
Executing this program on a x86_64, Linux machine should not be a problem:
./hello
Hello, world!
Now we will transfer the program to our RISC-V machine. You can use tools like scp
for this when your RISC-V machine is on the same network.
Also, make sure the binary is executable: chmod +x hello
.
Then you should be able to just run the binary on your RISC-V machine:
$ ./hello
Box64 v0.1.9 21c56e7 built on Sep 16 2022 17:30:02
Using default BOX64_LD_LIBRARY_PATH: ./:lib/:lib64/:x86_64/:bin64/:libs64/
Using default BOX64_PATH: ./:bin/
Counted 22 Env var
Looking for ./hello
Rename process to "hello"
Using native(wrapped) libc.so.6
Using native(wrapped) ld-linux-x86-64.so.2
Using native(wrapped) libpthread.so.0
Using native(wrapped) librt.so.1
Hello, world!
If you don’t have binfmt-support, you can still run the program like this:
box64 ./hello
And you should see the same output.
And voila, we have run our first x86_64-binary on a RISC-V machine! If you want, you can also hide the log messages and Box64 banner, so no one would know you’re actually running a x86_64 binary:
$ BOX64_NOBANNER=1 BOX64_LOG=0 ./hello
Hello, world!
As a harder test I wanted to try out Multi Theft Auto.
This is an Open Source server for an all time favorite game of mine; GTA: San Andreas.
I already successfully ran this software via Box64 on a Raspberry Pi, so it was a good candidate to test on my RISC-V board.
To install it, I just followed the instructions posted on their website.
There does appear to be an issue with the ncurses library that’s being used by MTA in combination with Box64.
But when running the software without ncurses with the -n
argument, the software eventually starts without any issues:
$ BOX64_NOBANNER=1 BOX64_LOG=0 ./mta-server64 -n
Warning, function myw_wprintw not found
MTA:BLUE Server for MTA:SA
==================================================================
= Multi Theft Auto: San Andreas v1.5.9 [64 bit]
==================================================================
= Server name : RISC-test
= Server IP address: auto
= Server port : 22003
=
= Log file : ..o_linux_x64/mods/deathmatch/logs/server.log
= Maximum players : 32
= HTTP port : 22005
= Voice Chat : Disabled
= Bandwidth saving : Medium
==================================================================
[16:56:48] Resources: 194 loaded, 0 failed
[16:56:49] Server password set to '******'
[16:56:49] Starting resources...
[16:57:14] Server minclientversion is now 1.5.9-9.21261.0
[16:58:10] Gamemode 'play' started.
[16:58:10] Querying MTA master server... success! (Auto detected IP:<IP_ADDRESS>)
[16:58:10] Authorized serial account protection is DISABLED. See http://mtasa.com/authserial
[16:58:10] WARNING: <owner_email_address> not set
[16:58:10] Server started and is ready to accept connections!
[16:58:10] To stop the server, type 'shutdown' or press Ctrl-C
[16:58:10] Type 'help' for a list of commands.
The two tests in this article were very basic. With Box64 on RISC-V a world of opportunities opens up; running software written for Windows using Wine, running GUI applications… But those are things for another day.


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I've been frequently, but not continuously using kratom for the past month. Years ago, I had a religious infatuation with DXM that turned into a destructive habit. Also, several of my closest friends from high school became addicted to heroin and I have no desire to go through the physical problems of opiate dependence, so I am being careful not to become physically addicted and space my doses apart at a minimum of 48 hours.
However, I cannot forsee stopping my use any time soon. It's too damn useful. I see limited, disciplined kratom use as a reasonable way to compensate for life in urban america. I have committed myself to living alone in a city for a year where I know no one, and I toil 40+ hours a week at a physically difficult job. Without a supportive group of friends around, and without any ready access to nature, I feel that living completely sober here would drive me to serious depression/exhaustion/frustration.
With kratom in my arsenal, the wearing and dehumanizing process of life/work in a lonely metropolitan wasteland is made bearable. It provides me with a break from stress, and when I walk around under the influence, the urban sprawl takes on a special beauty and hidden meaning that isn't there when I'm sober. Kratom has more grace than any substance I've ever used. I feel so thankful to be alive when I'm high. My self esteem improves, my aesthetic perception is hightened.
The opiod/sedation effects are subtle but pronounced at 1-2 grams of extract (I make it into a tea and swallow all the sediment), with only a brief period of stimulation equivalent to a cup of coffee at the first half hour. The taste prohibits me from taking more. The best comparison I can make is that it makes me feel the way I felt when I was a small child and my mom held me. The next day is always easier to face. I've had more energy at work and generally feel more content as a person. I'm a nervous, anxious, dissatisfied mofo, and this helps, it just tips the scales in my favor.
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Dutch police arrest two female Islamic State members
Turkey began deporting foreign jihadists last week and has criticised Western countries for refusing to repatriate their citizens who left to join IS in Syria and Iraq
Dutch police on Tuesday arrested two women who joined the Islamic State group in Syria after they were deported by Turkey to the Netherlands, prosecutors said.
The women, one of whom has two young children, were being held on terror charges following their arrival at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, the prosecution service said in a statement.
Turkey began deporting foreign jihadists last week and has criticised Western countries for refusing to repatriate their citizens who left to join IS in Syria and Iraq.
"Two women who have returned from the battlefield of Islamic State in Syria have been deported by Turkey and arrested Tuesday evening on arrival at Schiphol airport," the Dutch prosecutors said.
"They are suspected of participating in a terrorist organisation. The Royal Military Police (who guard airports and ports) arrested the women and handed them over to the police."
One of those arrested was a 23-year-old woman with two children aged three and four, who had been detained in January 2018 in Turkey, prosecutors said.
The other was a 25-year-old woman who had reported to the Dutch embassy in Ankara in October and asked for consular assistance to return.
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Day 3: Binary Diagnostic 👯🎛
I had to catch a plane this morning and the puzzle unlocked while getting onto the plane. Luckily I was able to solve part1 in the few minutes from the moment I sat on the plane to the moment they asked us to turn off the devices, so I could get also the text for part2 and had plenty of time during flight to solve it.
Today is also the day in which I finally realize a dream I have been having since last edition of Advent Of Code: I want to be able to listen to a puzzle input and I want to do it using the genuinely bizarre and bizarrely ingenious library paramidi by one of my favorite Nim authors: oakes (who is also responsible for vim_cubed, which I think is the most starred Nim repository after Nim compiler).
In order to do that, I accidentally released paramidib (not a typo) library, which is just two templates to have better access to paramidi through nimib. You can now follow along reading my rather dull solution for today or head directly for Part 3: Whale Music 🐳🎶.
Enjoy Advent of Nim! 🎄👑
Part 1
The diagnostic report (your puzzle input) consists of a list of binary numbers which, when decoded properly, can tell you many useful things about the conditions of the submarine. The first parameter to check is the power consumption.
You need to use the binary numbers in the diagnostic report to generate two new binary numbers (called the gamma rate and the epsilon rate). The power consumption can then be found by multiplying the gamma rate by the epsilon rate.
Each bit in the gamma rate can be determined by finding the most common bit in the corresponding position of all numbers in the diagnostic report. For example, given the following diagnostic report:
let testInput = """
00100
11110
10110
10111
10101
01111
00111
11100
10000
11001
00010
01010"""
Considering only the first bit of each number, there are five 0 bits and seven 1 bits. Since the most common bit is 1, the first bit of the gamma rate is 1.
The most common second bit of the numbers in the diagnostic report is 0, so the second bit of the gamma rate is 0.
The most common value of the third, fourth, and fifth bits are 1, 1, and 0, respectively, and so the final three bits of the gamma rate are 110.
So, the gamma rate is the binary number 10110, or 22 in decimal.
The epsilon rate is calculated in a similar way; rather than use the most common bit, the least common bit from each position is used. So, the epsilon rate is 01001, or 9 in decimal. Multiplying the gamma rate (22) by the epsilon rate (9) produces the power consumption, 198.
Use the binary numbers in your diagnostic report to calculate the gamma rate and epsilon rate, then multiply them together. What is the power consumption of the submarine?
let
testNums = testInput.splitLines.toSeq
puzzleNums = "2021/input03.txt".lines.toSeq
func getGamma(nums: seq[string]): int =
var
gamma = ""
countOnes: int
for i in 0 .. nums[0].high:
countOnes = 0
for num in nums:
if num[i] == '1':
inc countOnes
if countOnes >= nums.len div 2:
gamma.add '1'
else:
gamma.add '0'
result = parseBinInt gamma
dump testNums.getGamma
dump puzzleNums.getGamma
testNums.getGamma = 22 puzzleNums.getGamma = 2502
That's the right answer! You are one gold star closer to saving your vacation.
func part1(nums: seq[string]): int =
let
gamma = getGamma(nums)
# 2^5(=32) - 22 - 1 -> 9
epsilon = 2^len(nums[0]) - gamma
return gamma*epsilon
dump part1 testNums
dump part1 puzzleNums
part1 testNums = 220 part1 puzzleNums = 3988188
func lifeSupport(nums: seq[string], oxy=true): int =
var
nums = nums # idiomatic
i = 0
zeros, ones: seq[int]
while nums.len > 1:
zeros = @[] # zeros, ones = @[] does not work
ones = @[]
for j, num in nums:
if num[i] == '1':
ones.add j
else:
zeros.add j
#dump ones
#dump zeros
if oxy:
if ones.len >= zeros.len:
nums = collect:
for j in ones:
nums[j]
else:
nums = collect:
for j in zeros:
nums[j]
else:
if zeros.len <= ones.len:
nums = collect:
for j in zeros:
nums[j]
else:
nums = collect:
for j in ones:
nums[j]
inc i
#debugEcho nums
assert nums.len == 1
return parseBinInt(nums[0])
func part2(nums: seq[string]): int =
lifeSupport(nums)*lifeSupport(nums, false)
dump part2 testNums
dump part2 puzzleNums
part2 testNums = 230 part2 puzzleNums = 2555739
That's the right answer! You are one gold star closer to saving your vacation.
Part 3: Whale Music 🐳🎶
on top of the odd creaking noises that the submarine has been making in its descent, you start to hear a more pleasant melody that vibrates all through the hull. By looking outside the small circular windows you realize that you are surrounded by singing whales!
Having already completed your star collection for the day, you decide to dedicate the rest of the day (and night) to learn more about this songs.
Luckily, the library of the submarnim has a small booklet by one mysterious Kaz Cohaes entitled paralipomena of phalenotragoùdia that promises through the lost art of midi to allow you to be able to communicate with the singing whales!
You are definitely in luck today, since it appears that the key ingredient to make such a communication possible is a diagnostic report like the one produced by your submarine! You also happen to have the latest version of terminal N.I.M.I.B. (Natural Inducer of Music for Interesting Balenas) which you will use to solve the exercises proposed by the booklet.
The first chapter of PoP (short for Paralipomena of phalenotragoùdia) starts with the basic assumption of whale singing. Communication happen through musical scales and the utmost expressiveness is reached through alternating moments of music and moments of silence. Your first exercise is to translate your test diagnostic report into music.
Each line of the report is the repetition of the same scale, with the zeros representing moments of silence, while when a 1 is present the note must be emitted.
We will use library paramidi to produce the music, but we import it as paramidib (not a typo). This is a convenience thin layer that exposes two templates to save a paramidi score to a wave file and then to expose such a wave file through an html audio control.
Since the test diagnostic report is made of strings of 5 digits we will use a pentatonic scale. The primary way to write a paramidi music score is through a bizarre data structure which is a rather freely constructed hierarchy of tuples. If you find an instrument in the tuple, it means that what follows will be played with that instrument, a tempo annotation sets the tempo, a ratio of integers sets the length of next note, then finally come the notes which have the usual syntax through letter of the alphabet (there are ways also to change octave and to write chromatic notes). A letter r denotes a moment of rest (silence).
For the first exercise we will encode manually the score.
import paramidib
saveMusic("2021/day03test.wav"):
(piano,
(tempo: 109), # allegretto
1/5,
# A C D E G
# 0 0 1 0 0
r,r,d,r,r,
# 1 1 1 1 0
a,c,d,e,r,
# 1 0 1 1 0
a,r,d,e,r,
# 1 0 1 1 1
a,r,d,e,g,
# 1 0 1 0 1
a,r,d,r,g,
# 0 1 1 1 1
r,c,d,e,g,
# 0 0 1 1 1
r,r,d,e,g,
# 1 1 1 0 0
a,c,d,r,r,
# 1 0 0 0 0
a,r,r,r,r,
# 1 1 0 0 1
a,c,r,r,g,
# 0 0 0 1 0
r,r,r,e,r,
# 0 1 0 1 0
r,c,r,e,r
)
Good job on producing the first piece of music!
The second chapter of PoP tells you that longer sequence of digits may represent arpeggios of scales going up and down
The third chapter tells you that whale are apparently fond a bop and they like the color blue.
Since the puzzle input is made of sequences of 12 digits, we will use a blues scale which is made of 6 notes and we will go up and down the scale with an arpeggio.
Here is how this scale sound:
# blues scale: A C D Eb E G
saveMusic("2021/blues_scale.wav"):
(altosax,
(tempo: 234), 2/12,
-a, c, d, e♭, e, g,
a, g, e, e♭, d, c,
-a, c, d, e♭, e, g,
a, g, e, e♭, d, c,
2/12, -a, 1/12, c, 2/12, d, 1/12, e♭, 2/12, e, 1/12, g,
2/12, a, 1/12, g, 2/12, e, 1/12, e♭, 2/12, d, 1/12, c,
2/12, -a, 1/12, c, 2/12, d, 1/12, e♭, 2/12, e, 1/12, g,
2/12, a, 1/12, g, 2/12, e, 1/12, e♭, 2/12, d, 1/12, c,
)
Note that:
- we pass from a straight ryhthm to triplet swing
- the instrument is a sax alto and the tempo is the same of Charlie Bird's Ornithology (prestissimo)
-a
is used for aa
one octave lowerdx
is actually substituted through a source code filter todx
which representsd#
Now let's try to see how this would look with the moments of silence on zeros. We take the forst two lines of puzzle input to test how it sounds:
echo puzzleNums[0 .. 1]
@["111111010011", "110011001100"]
saveMusic("2021/day03puzzle_head.wav"):
(altosax,
(tempo: 234),
# 1 1 1 1 1 1
2/12, -a, 1/12, c, 2/12, d, 1/12, e♭, 2/12, e, 1/12, g,
# 0 1 0 0 1 1
2/12, r, 1/12, g, 2/12, r, 1/12, r , 2/12, d, 1/12, c,
# 1 1 0 0 1 1
2/12, -a, 1/12, c, 2/12, r, 1/12, r , 2/12, e, 1/12, g,
# 0 0 1 1 0 0
2/12, r, 1/12, r, 2/12, e, 1/12, e♭, 2/12, r, 1/12, r,
)
A tuple is an immutable data structure and since Nim is strongly typed it
is not the most flexible tool to write a score at runtime.
Luckily paramidi offers another way to write scores using json
variant objects.
import json
let puzzleHead =
%*["alto-sax", {"tempo": 234},
2/12, "a-", 1/12, "c", 2/12, "d", 1/12, "d#", 2/12, "e", 1/12, "g",
2/12, "r", 1/12, "g", 2/12, "r", 1/12, "r" , 2/12, "d", 1/12, "c",
2/12, "a-", 1/12, "c", 2/12, "r", 1/12, "r" , 2/12, "e", 1/12, "g",
2/12, "r", 1/12, "r", 2/12, "e", 1/12, "d#", 2/12, "r", 1/12, "r",
]
saveMusic("2021/day03puzzle_head_alt.wav", puzzle_head)
Note that:
- instead of
altosax
we need to usealto-sax
- instead of
-a
we usea-
- instead of
dx
we used#
In fact all this alternative syntax is the most natural one since it derives
from the C library that paramidi used to produce the sound. See the list of available constants here.
Now we are ready to create the score starting from a list of inputs in an automatic way:
func getScore(nums: seq[string], denominator=12): JsonNode =
const arpeggio = @["a-", "c", "d", "d#", "e", "g", "a", "g", "e", "d#", "d", "c"]
result = %*["alto-sax", {"tempo": 234}]
var
beat = true
i = 0
for num in nums:
for digit in num:
if beat:
result.add %(2/denominator)
else:
result.add %(1/denominator)
if digit == '1':
result.add %(arpeggio[i mod 12])
else:
result.add %"r"
inc i
beat = not beat
saveMusic("2021/day03puzzle_head_longer.wav", getScore(puzzleNums[0 ..< 10]))
saveMusic("2021/day03puzzle_head_faster.wav", getScore(puzzleNums[0 ..< 20], denominator=24))
We can also decide that we want to hear stuff at double the velocity.
Finally, I cannot put the full song since it is too big for github, but here is a 10 minute excerpt (full song is around 25 minutes):
saveMusic("2021/day03puzzle.wav", getScore(puzzleNums[0 .. 400]))
saveMusic("2021/day03puzzle_faster.wav", getScore(puzzleNums[0 .. 400], denominator=24))
you spend most of the night talking with whales through music, it is one of the most magical nights of your advent of code adventures.
Gotta be honest I did not expect the final music to be so good! I used it as soundtrack in loop while I was finishing writing the blogpost.
What a magical night with whale music and what a great Adventure Advent of Code is!


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Differences to Ceph Object Store
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more flexible middleware that can plug into
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Look up to the specific ring, to find the location of data
Partition
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For object replication, updating is just rsyncing files to the peer
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Updater
Occasionally, container or account data can not be immediately updated during failures or high load
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For example:
Suppose a new object is put in to the system when the container server is under load
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The container server did not update the object listing, and so the update would be queued for a later update.
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Yama
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Practices of purification that work specifically on the mind.
Niyama
Personal Discipline.
Five observances that work on ways that we approach ourselves.
Asana
Physical Posture.
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Pranayama
Breath Control.
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- Added Smelling Salts (paralysis cure)
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- Added Cracked Knife
- Added Corrupted Gnome
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- Continued work on equipment system
- Added default equipment for body, hands, feet
Version 0.2.3
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- Fixed bug with being able to relearn moves after loading a game
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- Got started on weapons
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- Nerfed Rat
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Version 0.1.12
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Version 0.1.10
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- Added tooltips describing item effects
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- Enabled saving of the Gold Mine
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- Added ability to change character name
Version 0.0.5
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- Lowered cost of mine
- Made XP "curve" linear a la DnD
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- Added version checking
- Balanced gold mine costs
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| Danielle Witt | Y | 5/18/14 | 6/30/15 | 5/30/15 |
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- Searchable training calendar
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degree
(index, num_nodes=None, dtype=None)[source]¶ Computes the degree of a given index tensor.
Parameters: Return type: Tensor
from torch_geometric.utils import degree index = torch.tensor([0, 1, 0, 2, 0]) output = degree(index) print(output)
tensor([3., 1., 1.])
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scatter_
(name, src, index, dim_size=None)[source]¶ Aggregates all values from the
src
tensor at the indices specified in theindex
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("add"
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- dim_size (int, optional) – Automatically create output tensor with size
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- Top Deserts
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- Top Ottoman Recipies
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- Ayran- Made with Yogurt
- Turkish Coffee
- Black Tea
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National Parks.
Ölüdeniz is a resort village on the southwest coast of Turkey. It’s known for the blue lagoon of Ölüdeniz Tabiat Parkı and the wide, white Belcekız Beach. Overlooking the village is Babadağ mountain from where paragliders take to the skies. The Lycian Way is a long-distance marked footpath starting in Ölüdeniz, and has coastal views. To the south, Butterfly Valley is a nature reserve with a secluded bay.


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- New: More recognised file extensions for Ruby: rjs, rake, and gemspec.
- New: More recognised file extensions for JSP: jsf, jspf, tag, and tagf.
- New: More recognised file extensions for XML: jspx, tagx, and tld.
Version 2.2.25 - 10 June 2009
- New: IBM System/360 Family Assembler support.
- New: defaultLanguage option to set the default language to use when none can be inferred.
- Fixed: The same file in multiple includes will only be loaded once.
- Changed: Latest version (<IP_ADDRESS>) of IKVM for .Net.
- Fixed: ampersand (&) in source file name causes invalid XML report.
Version 2.2.24 - 20 February 2008
- Fixed: ignoreBlocks not being handled correctly.
- Fixed: SQL -- comments not being ignored correctly.
Version 2.2.23 - 4 February 2008
- New: Initial Groovy support.
Version 2.2.22 - 29 January 2008
- Fixed: Failure return code even when no duplication.
Version 2.2.21 - 23 November 2007
- Fixed: Output from XML formatter not well formed.
Version 2.2.20 - 21 November 2007
- Fixed: IllegalStateException from XML formatter.
Version 2.2.19 - 16 November 2007
- Fixed: Reports sent to STDOUT may not be flushed.
Version 2.2.18 - 8 November 2007
- New: Option to print the duplicate text in reports (reportDuplicateText).
Version 2.2.17 - 14 March 2007
- Fixed bug: COBOL/ABAP comment lines considered significant.
Version 2.2.16 - 6 March 2007
- Fixed bug: YAML formatter missing version number.
Version 2.2.15 - 1 March 2007
- Public API changed slightly with respect to loading of files into a checker.
- Added YAML formatter (yaml).
Version 2.2.14 - 8 February 2007
- Fixed bug: "Error: Illegal path" under Microsoft Windows.
- Updated to latest version (<IP_ADDRESS>) of IKVM for .Net.
Version 2.2.13 - 7 January 2007
- Removed -recurse options and replaced with -includes and -excludes which both support shell-like
file globbing.
- No longer defaults to *.java
- Added support for ignoring modifiers (private, protected, class, def, module, begin, end, etc.) in Ruby.
Version 2.2.12 - 3 October 2006
- Minor documentation fixes.
Version 2.2.11 - 21 September 2006
- Minor documentation fixes.
- Fixed formatting of command-line options.
- Fixed ignore blocks not matching with -ignoreIdentifierCase.
Version 2.2.10 - 23 July 2006
- Fixed bug: Visual Studio output format (formatter=vs) not recognised as command-line option.
Version 2.2.9 - 3 July 2006
- Added Visual Studio output format (formatter=vs).
- Included a very simple DTD for describing the XML output format.
Version 2.2.8 - 1 December 2005
- Fixed bug: -ignoreBlocks not working with regions in C# (Jay Fields).
- Updated to latest version (<IP_ADDRESS>) of IKVM for .Net.
Version 2.2.7 - 12th August 2005
- Added full support for Visual Base (language=vb) (Robert Cass).
Version 2.2.6 - 30th July 2005
- Added support for Objective-C (*.c, *.h, *.m) as an enhancement to the existing C language support.
- Added support for SQL (*.sql) that correctly ignores comments .
Version 2.2.5 - 26th July 2005
- Updated to latest version (<IP_ADDRESS>) of IKVM for .Net.
- Added a default stylesheet element (for simian.xsl) to the XML report (Einar Hoest).
- Added option
ignoreBlocks
to ignore blocks with the specified start and end markers (Mark Webb).
Version 2.2.4 - 30th March 2005
- Updated to latest version (<IP_ADDRESS>) of IKVM for .Net.
- Added command line option
failOnDuplication[+|-]
(default true
). If true,
the command line version will exit with retun code 1 if duplication is found; 0 otherwise. (Manoj Bharadwaj)
Version 2.2.3 - 19th January 2005
- Updated Open API - SourceFile is now included (Neil Bartlett).
Version 2.2.2 - 7th November 2004
- Updated Open API - Introduced language as an enumerated type.
- Fixed bug: Invalid language options silently ignored.
Version 2.2.1 - 13th September 2004
- Open API to facilitate 3rd party open source tool development - refer to Licence Agreement and examples.
- Reorganised distribution zip file slightly to relieve clutter.
Version 2.1.6-beta2 - 5th July 2004
- Updated XSLT to include additional statistics (Robert Watkins).
- Fixed bug: Incorrect statistics generated with XSLT (Benoit Xhenseval).
Version 2.1.6-beta - 2nd July 2004
- Now using IKVM for dot net integration.
- Fixed missing link (jdk1.4.2_03.log.zip)
- Changed default threshold from 9 to 6.
- #region/#endregion lines are always ignored in C#. This is different to ignoreRegions which will
ignore lines between (inclusive of) #region/#endregion.
- Added option ignoreCharacterCase - Matches character literals irrespective of case.
- Added option ignoreIdentifiers - Completely ignores all identifiers.
- Added option ignoreVariableNames - Completely ignores variable names (field, parameter and local). Eg.
int foo = 1; and int bar = 1 would both match. This option is currently only supported in
Java and C.
Version 2.1.5a - 23rd June 2004
- Fixed bug: ignoreSubtypeNames and ignoreIdentifierCase conflicting in limited cases.
Version 2.1.5 - 19th June 2004
- Added option ignoreIdentifierCase - Matches identifiers irrespective of case. Eg. MyVariableName
and myvariablename would both match.
Version 2.1.4 - 18th June 2004
- Added option ignoreRegions - ignores lines between #region/#endregion in C# (Randy Ridge)
- Added c#, c++ and cplusplus as valid language options (Randy Ridge)
- Updated wording of personal license agreement to avoid confusion. This doesn't affect existing
personal license holders.
Version 2.1.3 - 12th February 2004
- Added summary details to xml formatter
- Added option ignoreCharacters (Derek M Jones)
- Added option ignoreLiterals - strings, numbers and characters (Derek M Jones)
Version 2.1.2 - 4th February 2004
- Command-line now exits with -1 on error, 1 if duplicates found and 0 if no duplicates found.
- Added command-line option -config=FNAME to read the configuration from a file (where each line of the
file specifies at most one of any of the valid command-line arguments).
- Fixed bug: simian.exe produces a cast exception when formatting as XML (Matt Berther)
Version 2.1.1 - 28th January 2004
- Fixed bug: "Invalid option ..." (Andrew Harris)
- Fixed bug: "Error: element already exists" (Andrew Harris)
Version 2.1.0 - 27th January 2004
- Now includes .NET version (simian.exe)
- Java 1.3 no longer supported. Requires Java 1.4+
- Command-line no longer silently ignores invalid options
- Supports multiple filespecs (and recurse filespecs)
- File names are now always absolute when reporting. Previous versions had left names as relative
- Command-line Main class name changed from Main to SimianMain.
- Command-line changed so that options must now be prefixed with a minus symbol (-) in addition to the
now optional suffix (+/-) where appropriate, to indicate if the opion is to be enabled/disabled. This is in
keeping with most command-line utilities. See command-line reference for
more details.
- Timing now reported as seconds instead of milliseconds.
Version 2.0.3 - 18th January 2004
- Increased file loading speed - JDK down by around 7 sec, Linux kernel down by around 11 sec
Version 2.0.2 - 6th January 2004
- Increased processing speed - JDK down from 48 to 32 sec, Linux kernel down from 4 to 3 min
- Slightly reduced memory consumption - Linux 2.4 kernel down from 420 to 415MB
- Command-line now warns when multiple filespecs found (Derek M Jones)
Version 2.0.1 - 5th January 2004
- Reduced memory consumption again. Linux 2.4 source base can be processed in 420MB of RAM and JDK in 60MB
of RAM!
- Fixed bug: Main incorrectly closing standard output stream.
Version 2.0.0 - 4th January 2004
- Significant improvements in memory consumption with no degredation in performance. Proccesses the
entire linux 2.4 source base (3.6 million raw source lines) in under 4 mins on a P1.8GHz DELL laptop using
under 512MB of RAM. Significantly, the JDK can now be processed in the same duration as previous versions
in under 80MB of RAM. Version 1.x required around 512MB of ram! Many thanks to David Pattinson.
- Text reporting now includes the raw source as well as the significant line total. (Derek M Jones)
- Licensing changed to include a personal license in addition to the project and enterprise licenses.
Version 1.9.14a - 3rd January 2004
- Command-line recurse option now requires a suffix of +/- inline with other options. (Derek M Jones)
- Command-line options now require +/- as a suffux rather than a prefix to fit in with standard Un*x-style
commands. (Derek M Jones)
- Added option ignoreCurlyBraces. Default is true for backwards compatibility. (Derek M Jones)
- ignoreStringCase and ignoreStringContents no longer affect character literals. (Derek M Jones)
Version 1.9.13k - 2nd January 2004
- Added command-line option (recurse) to indicate directory recursion. Default is not to recurse.
(Derek M Jones)
- Fixed bug: Incorrect handling of line numbers when parsing mulit-line C-style comments.
(Derek M Jones)
Version 1.9.13g - 30th November 2003
- Fixed bug: IllegalStateException when no formatter define for ant task. Now defaults to a plain
formatter. (James Ross)
Version 1.9.13e - 22 November 2003
- Replaced +E emacs option on commmand-line interface with formatter=plain|xml|emacs parameter
- Added emacs as a formatter type to ant task
- Added command-line interface parameter toFile= to redirect output to a file
- Renamed all instances of lineCount parameter to threshold
- Renamed stylesheet.xsl to simian.xsl
Version 1.9.13d - 19 November 2003
- Command-line now supports language=value parameter (Pieter Bloemendaal)
- Command-line now requires line count to be specified by lineCount=value
Version 1.9.13a - 8 November 2003
- Added emacs friendly output option (+E) for command-line version (Elliott Hughes)
- Fixed bug: Ruby =begin/=end comment blocks not always ignored (Elliott Hughes)
Version 1.9.13 - 5th November 2003
- Added option to set language independent of file extension (Pieter Bloemendaal)
- Ruby support for =begin/=end block comments (Elliot Hughes)
- Ruby support for balancing parenthesis
- COBOL support for balancing parenthesis
- Balance square brackets (Java, C#, C, C++, JavaScript, Ruby): Ensures that expressions inside square
brackets that are split across multiple physical lines are considered as one. Defaults to false.
- Balance curly braces (Ruby): Ensures that expressions inside curly braces that are split across
multiple physical lines are considered as one. Defaults to false.
- Starting with this release, odd numbered versions will add new features, even number verisons will be
bug fixes
Version 1.9.12
- Documentation updates (Pieter Bloemendaal)
- Initial Ruby support
Version 1.9.10 - 7th October 2003
Version 1.9.9 - 16th September 2003
- Added stylesheet (kindly donated by Arvid Halsebus) to transform the XML report.
- Fixed bug: Ant task fails even when 0 duplicates are found (Jason Yip).
Version 1.9.8 - 27th August 2003
- Ant task now reports duplications as warnings instead of errors if the failOnDuplication property is
set to false. Defaults to false.
- Added new property failOnDuplication to Checkstyle check. Defaults to true. Note this is different to
the Ant task which defaults to false.
- Checkstyle check now reports duplications as warnings instead of errors if the newly added
failOnDuplication property is set to false.
Version 1.9.7 - 23rd August 2003
- Fixed bug: I/O error (such as no permissions) listing files will cause IllegalStateException
- Minor documentation updates
Version 1.9.6 - 13th August 2003
- Fixed bug: command-line filespec incorrectly including partial matches
Version 1.9.5 - 31st July 2003
- Fixed bug: Incompatibility with JDK 1.3.1
Version 1.9.4 - 26th July 2003
- Added XML output as an Ant task formatter
- Default (plain) Ant task formatter supports output to a file
Version 1.9.3 - 10th July 2003
Version 1.9.2 - 9th July 2003
- Added more fuzzy matching options for Ant and Checkstyle:
- Balance Parentheses (Java, C#, C, C++, JavaScript): Ensures that expressions inside parenthesis that
are split across multiple physical lines are considered as one.
- Added instructions for integrating with IntelliJ as an external tool.
Version 1.9.1 - 8th July 2003
- Fixed bug: introduced bug with 1.9 not ignoring import statements
- Added fuzzy matching options for Ant and Checkstyle:
- Ignore strings (Java, C#, C, C++, JavaScript, COBOL): "one" and "two"
would both match
- Ignore string case (Java, C#, C, C++, JavaScript, COBOL): "Hello, World" and
"HELLO, WORLD" would both match
- Ignore numbers (Java, C#, C, C++, JavaScript, COBOL): int x = 1; and int x = 576;
would both match
- Ignore subtype names (Java): BufferedReader, StringReader and Reader
would all match
- Ignore modifiers (Java, C#, C, C++, JavaScript): public, protected,
static, etc.
Version 1.8 - 26th June 2003
- Added SAP/ABAP (.abap files) support
- Updated documentation for command line interface
- Command line filespec is no longer case sensitive
- Removed some inadvertant dependencies on JDK 1.4
Version 1.7 - 24th June 2003
- License now permits redistribution for non-commerical/open source projects
Version 1.6 - 24th June 2003
- Added
public void setOutput(OutputStream)
to SimianTask to facilitate
Maven plugin development
- Reduced memory footprint by as much as 23% when run against the JDK 1.4 source base
Version 1.5 - June 23rd 2003
- Added Javascript (.js files) support
- Command line now supports comma separated filespec such as "*.java,*.js" for all java and javascript
files
Version 1.4 - June 23nd 2003
- Added COBOL (.cbl, .cob, .sqb files) support
Version 1.3 - June 22nd 2003
- Fixed bug: comment characters not handled corrrectly in all appropriate places
- Fixed bug: C and CPP #includes not handled correctly
- Fixed bug: Java package and imports not handled correctly in all cases
- Fixed bug: Total number of lines and files processed is incorrect
Version 1.2 - June 21st 2003
- Fixed bug: whitespace not ignored in all appropriate places
- Ignores curly braces, default min number of lines now set to 9 to compensate
Version 1.1 - June 21st 2003
- Added C# (.cs files) support
- Added C/CPP (.c, .cpp, .h and .hpp files) support
- Added preliminary JSP (.jsp files) support
- Main now supports file masks on the command line
Version 1.0 - June 19th 2003
- Initial release
- Java (*.java files) support
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