Design documentation
Introduction
This document should describe the architecture of RadarGun 2.0+. The architecture of previous versions won't be described.
Master and Slaves
RadarGun has two types of nodes:
Master
There is always only one master. This loads the configuration, controls execution of the benchmark and produces reports. The master is started as a server, slaves connect to it. No Service (tested system - see below) is started on the master.
Slave
Slaves are nodes which execute the benchmark, gather statistics and other info. The slaves start a Service - this is the tested system (such as Infinispan, EHCache, Memcached client etc.). Naturally, there can be many slaves.
Local mode
Local mode has been removed in RadarGun 3.0 which restarts slaves in order to isolate services, rather than using separate class loader.
RadarGun 2.x:
In clustered scenario, there are separate JVMs for each Master and Slave. If you need only single Slave, you can start both Master and Slave in the same JVM - this is called the local mode and is triggered using <local /> instead of <clusters>...</clusters> in the configuration.
Stages
This is the core concept of RadarGun since its first days. After all Slaves connect to the Master, Master starts the scenario: a sequence of steps called Stages. Master synchronizes execution of these so that in every moment each Slave executes the same stage, in parallel.
There are two types of stages: MasterStage (executed only on Master), and DistStage (distributed to the slaves).
MasterStage has only two methods: init() and execute(), the meaning is obvious.
In DistStage, after the stage is initialized by initOnMaster() or initOnSlave(), the slaves run executeOnSlave(). The return value is either DistStageAck - simple acknowledgement that stage ran successfully or failed - or any serializable object extending it, usually carrying payload such as test statistics. Master collects these from all slaves and then runs processAcksOnMaster() on the master node.
The stages have Properties configurable from the benchmark configuration file. The Properties are evaluated on the target node (Master or Slave) and the value can differ on each node (this is useful for example if it contains some file-system path). RadarGun can automatically convert basic types such as primitives, or collections of primitives, you can define simple converters from strings or complex converters from XML (note: this is very new feature).
The XSD schema for the configuration XML is generated in each build of RadarGun by scanning the properties on stages, therefore, the documentation can be always up to date with sources. Also a Wiki documentation generator is available for presentation here, in the Markdown syntax.
Plugins, Service and Traits
RadarGun can benchmark many distributed systems (such as Infinispan or Oracle Coherence). Each such system needs an adaptor, these adaptors are built as maven modules in the plugins/ directory - for historical reasons, we call them simply Plugins. Therefore, Plugin is module used to adapt any distributed system used in RadarGun. We sometimes also use the term Plugin for the distributed system itself.
In order to interface the vendor-specific API with RadarGun, we need an adaptation layer. As there are usually multiple features that each Plugin provides (such as lifecycle, information about cluster, transactions, java.util.Map-like interface etc.), RadarGun defines interfaces called Traits (annotated with @Trait, see org.radargun.traits package).
RadarGun retrieves the Traits from a Service - this is a class (annotated with @Service) in the Plugin which binds the Trait implementation (as functionality) to the instance of the distributed system. The Service is created before each scenario and persists until the scenario ends. It can have several no-arg methods annotated with @ProvidesTrait - these are called after the service is created and the runtime objects returned are analyzed: this way RadarGun detects which Traits the Service provides. Checkout the list of provided Traits.
Each plugin may provide multiple Services (in order to spare resources). For example, plugin infinispan60 provides service with Infinispan in embedded mode, service with Infinispan HotRod client, and service that can run standalone Infinispan Server. The plugin and service is selected in configuration using:
<setup plugin="my_plugin" service="my_service" />
The service name here is only symbolic; each plugin contains the file conf/plugin.properties which binds these names to the implementing class:
service.my_service=com.my.Service
Note that each plugin is loaded in its own classloader, which has all JARs from the plugins' lib/ directory and RadarGun's main classloader as its parent. When some stage has a property that accepts class name, the class is usually loaded from this classloader in order to allow plugin-specific classes to be used.
Statistics and Reporters
The statistics of tests executed and events detected throughout the benchmark are stored on the Master node in-memory until all configurations (cluster sizes x configurations) are executed. Then these are passed to each of the configured reporters in order to create the desired output.
Those methods on Traits that should be benchmarked are called Operations. The Trait provides a constant Operation (uniquely identified with some name in form TraitName.MethodName) that is passed to the statistics to identify this operation. In some scenarios, we need to denote a special version of this operation (to be distinguished in the statistics) - you can use the derive() method on the operation to create a suffixed version of this operation.
Usually, on thread operates on private instance of statistics. The statistics from multiple threads/slaves can be later merged. The list of statistics from stage form a Test - in one test, the results of one Operation should be approximately same, e.g. you should provide the same size of an argument. The results of a Test from different service configurations can be later compared against each other in the reporter. If the results are expected to change during the Test execution (e.g. because we increase the number of testing threads, or the amount of data stored in the service grows), we can split the test into Iterations - this is more convenient and allows better presentation than using distinct Tests.
The Reporters are pluggable and implemented in a similar fashion as the plugins: each reporter module contains file plugin.properties with the reporter classes it provides. Currently implemented reporters can create HTML report or CSV files convenient for further processing, but storing the results in a database is one of expected contributions to the reporter system.
Statistics implementation and the stages where these statistics are loosely coupled - Stage only needs to report the duration of each operation (either successful or nor) to statistics. On the other hand, Reporter needs to present the results in a way that fits the collected data, and therefore, it is quite tightly coupled with the concrete Statistics - e.g. if you want to draw a histogram in the report, you have to collect more than a sum of durations of requests and request count.
RadarGun user is responsible for using appropriate configuration of statistics and reporter plugins, but the Reporter needs a generic way of retrieving data from the Statistics instance. That's why we use the Representation abstraction: the Reporter can ask the statistics for instance of particular class (e.g. DefaultOutcome - simple struct containing number of requests, errors, mean and maximum time - or Histogram) and the statistics either return the instance with requested data or null if this Representation is not supported for these Statistics.
Extensions
RadarGun is extensible in plugins, reporters and also in stages. If you don't want to include your stages in the core JAR, you can put your module into the extensions/ directory. Try
mvn clean install -Pextension-example
You can also build your JAR separately and copy it into the lib/ directory afterwards - all JARs in this directory are scanned for the stages, although the XSD will not reflect it.
Specific modules
This feature has been removed in RadarGun 3.0 as there's only single classpath (including both core libraries, stages and plugins). Specification-style dependencies use provided
Maven dependency.
RadarGun 2.x:
In directory specific/ you can find few modules that differ in the way that how these are built and used. These are classloaded in plugin's classloader, though they are not compiled against plugin-specific dependencies. One example is JPA module which has entities that are annotated with JPA annotations. During compilation, we use JPA specification dependency, but this is omitted in run time and plugin is expected to provide its own JPA dependencies. This allows us to reuse the entity classes for multiple plugins.


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Research Activities
My research interest covers several topics:
- Green Software and Computing: Design of power-efficient systems.
- Cloud computing: PaaS, IaaS and SaaS.
- Resource management in distributed infrastructures
- Elastic resource provisioning systems in the Cloud.
- Cost-aware mechanism related with provisioning techniques.
- Service Computing in distributed environments such as Clouds or Grids.
- Service Composition and Web Service technologies.
- Peer-to-peer decentralized systems.
- Workflow scheduling on federated Clouds.
- Business Process Management and Workflow Management Systems.
- Distributed and Decentralized Workflow Execution.
- Workflow or Business Process Definition Languages such as BPEL, YAWL, XPDL and BPMN.
- Workflow Execution on Cloud Computing platforms such as Scientific Workflows, Taverna or Pegasus.
Teams
-
Oviedo3-OOTLab (2008-01-02 –
ongoing) is a group of investigation about model driven software and
business process in the University of Oviedo, (Spain).
- Myriads (2009-06 – 2012-07) is a research team that designs and implements systems and environments for autonomous service and resource management in distributed virtualized infrastructures. The team tackles the challenges of dependable application execution and efficient resource management in the future Internet of Services. INRIA, (France).
- ConPaaS (2012-08 - 2013-10) is a research team enclosed in the distributed systems group
at the
Vrije
Universiteit
Amsterdam. This
team
aims
to
provide
an
open-source
PaaS
that
solves
most
of the
existing
challenges
when
deploying
applications
(services)
in the
Cloud. Thus
ConPaas
offers
an
easy
way to
add,
deploy
and
release
Cloud
nodes
on
which
these
services
run. You
do not
need
to get
new
Cloud
nodes
by
hand,
and
load
the
services
on
each
of
them. Nowadays,
ConPaaS
supports
the
following
services:
PhP-based,
MySQL,
Task
Farming,
Map-Reduce,
Scalarix,
Selenium
and
Java.
-
Software
and Services
(2013-09
- ongoing)
Our
research
focuses on social and sustainable models and design in software and services engineering. Topics such as social service models, sustainability in software engineering, green IT strategies, SOA migration and modernization, are well within our research playground. By exploring social aspects of services, we are struggling to understand and support “socio-technical congruence” within software-intensive software systems. Exploring sustainability aspects of services, we are struggling to understand and support the business level of complex systems, to verify and sustain their economic endurance.
Projects
-
S-Cube (2008-03 -- 2012-03) -- S-Cube, the
European Network of Excellence in Software Services and Systems,
will establish an integrated, multidisciplinary, vibrant research
community. This will enable Europe to lead the software-services
revolution, thereby helping shape the software-service based
Internet which is the backbone of our future interactive society
(see the S-Cube homepage). S-Cube is a 4-year EU-sponsored research
project, with the goal of integrating european research effords in
the area of service-based systems.
-
AutoChem (2008-02 – 2011-12) This project aims at investigating and exploring an unconventional approach, based on chemical computing, to program complex computing infrastructures, such as Grids and real-time deeply-embedded systems. Chemical computing uses the chemical reaction metaphor to express the coordination of computations.
-
Contrail (2012-08 - 2013-10) The goal of the Contrail Project is to design, implement, evaluate and promote an open source system for Cloud Federations. Contrail will leverage and extend the results from the XtreemOS FP6 IP project, which builds a Linux-based operating system to support Virtual Organizations for next-generation Grids.
-
MRE Cluster Green Software (2013-09 - on-going) MRA Cluster Green Software is a R&D project on green software. Within this project research and validation will take place, in collaboration with the knowledge institutes and industry partners within the project team. The aim is to group knowledge and research results on the green software subject and force a breakthrough on innovation and sustainability. Within this project we will develop a new research infrastructure, tools and models and validate them in practice. This might results in new R&D projects, involvement of small and medium sized enterprises and possible spin-offs. Finally this project should contribute to the development of this specific green IT industry in the Amsterdam region.
Talks
- OpenWebinars 2015 Docker Introduction.
- Meetup Monitoring a Microservice Infrastructure in Madrid 2015.
- Meetup Docker Networking in Madrid 2015.
- International Conference on Cloud Engineering IC2E 2012.
- International Conference on Cloud Computing CLOSER 2012.
- International Conference on Web Services ICWS 2010.
- Software Engineering Group in Vrije University Amsterdam 2010.
- Summer School Contrail 2011.
- French Conference RenPar 2011.
- International Conference on Service Oriented Computing ICSOC 2011 (December).
- International Conference on e-Science 2011 (December).
- International
Conference
on
Software
Engineering
ICSE
2012 -
PESOS
2012 (June).
- Cloud Computing Day -- Catholic University of Louvain 2012 (November).
- 1st ConPaaS workshop -- Vrije University of Amsterdam 2013 (April).


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| DOSE: |
4 bowls |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
I am submitting this narrative as a somewhat nostalgic account of some of the great fun I've had smoking marijuana, and because I haven't seen too much on this site regarding the very real hallucinatory properties of this plant. This occurred when I was perhaps 16 (I'm almost 34 now) and the fact that I remember it as well as I do speaks for itself. I've listed my weight as 140 lbs because at the time it was probably about that. I was a real bean pole of a youth, 6'3'' and 140 pounds. I've since filled out quite a bit and now weigh over 200 which is about right. A little hope for you skinny beanpole lads out there.
I was over visiting my friend Peter at his house. The only notable thing about this particular visit was that Peter was mainly my brother's buddy. You see, I have a twin brother and since about 4th grade we always attended different schools, in order not to have to endure the 'geez you guys look so much alike, which one are you' stuff that all twins come to find annoying to say the least. So Pete was from my brother's school so usually I'd be over there either with him and/or less often than he was. But high school pot enthusiasm can be a great social catalyst and somehow Pete and I agree over the phone that I'll come zooming over there with my fresh new bag though my bro's away somewhere.
I get there (after crossing the hudson river by car) to his parents' suburbanite well to do area. We were in a decent 'buddies ready to get good and high' mood, perhaps somewhat augmented by the novelty of it being just me and him rather than the usual gang of my brother and often other friends. We had expressely in mind smoking and making the most of it. Sometimes circumstance just sets up fun circumstances and we were juiced for some good smoking.
We decided : 'we wont even sit inside doing it, we'll go out and do it the night itself. Do it right.' And out we went, starting off on a quiet subarban lane near his house, lights in windows, wind in the trees, stars in the sky, a brook, a storm drain, sneakers clomping in fresh night dirt. We smoked the first bowl, then another. the first stepping stone to the high I remember was when somehow in conversation I used the word 'exegesis' which I don't think I even knew the meaning of then, and Pete being even more of a goofball than I was started in his first pot wordmind effects to analyze as 'exe, that means outside, gesis, jesus, like, outside jesus...' even then I knew that was entirely faulty semantics. 'uh no Pete not quite'.
We went gradually smoking toward some back lawn area nearby his and neighbors' houses, back pathways discovered in his long years of childhood play, less well known to me of course being of relatively recent aquaintance. Then he comes out with a most novel suggestion (we were already high by now and I was eerily tuning in on his whole ancient-to-him new-to-me night suburb world). The suggestion was as follows as uttered by him that night in 1985 or 6: 'let's go to the upside down tree!'.
Now dig it, I didn't know what the upside down tree was, and here I am high in a relatively foriegn yet deeply interesting seeming suburan nightworld. You do the math.  He said it was a tree that grew somewhere near his house that looked like it was upside down, roots on top branches on the bottom.
OK then let's go! This I had to see. But first another bowl. So we cook one under a nearby pine. There may have been other brief perambulations, but this was a while ago, and one thing was for sure, we were gong to see this fabled 'upside down tree' before this night was out and curiosity crackled in the fresh (somehow I think maybe late winter early spring) air. My curiosity was to be well rewarded as the reader shall see.
By the time we got to the srange tree I recall I was extremely stoned, in that phase where people look momentarily like other people you'e seen, locations become other locations, you've thought so many landcapes and people and events into the scene already that you forget what you've been doing and find yourself here with the new thought up ones associating and echoing into what you're seeing. in particular I remember Peter sitting or climbing or balancing on some low branch and looking for all the world like, among many other things, that guy from an ad for a law firm called Jacoby and Myers. This works doubly well at night.
The tree didn't look all that unusual from the bottom, though it did have long low branches sort of like the upper branches of a tree. Pete assured me that when I got to the top the real appearance of it being an upside down tree would become manifest.
Pot has always had a powerful effect on me, and by this time I was really in a mystic frame of mind. We climbed. Branch by branch I ascended. It was like going through a life process. From one to ten. Stages of developement, fascinatingly represented by a strange, anonymous moonlit tree. But even stranger, when you get to the top youre at the bottom. After all this was the upside down tree.
Pete gets to the top having started first. Then I do. all the leafage dissappears and boom we're on top of something like the stem of an uprooted tree. I'm not sure to this day what this tree's story was, but on top it was this rooted gnarled wood on which you could sit, almost like a tree house. I almost had vertigo a bit out under the starry sky, out in he open, like the crow's nest on a ship. 'wow!' I was saying. You know just 'wow', for reasons not the least of which I had just experienced something like archetypal 'growing and maturation' on the way up. I sat down next to him on the perch.
Then it happened. There was a light in the distance in the upper tree level suburban darks. I looked at it. I began to gaze and stare at it. It was some ordinary house or street light somewhere but as I watched it ceased to be something ordinary. It expanded, opened up and projected itself most convincingly in an actual motion image of little medieval type figures carrying some sort of a chest down an ancient underground tunnel. I don't mean for a second, I mean just as though I was sitting there watching an actual little lighted 8 mm film projected tinily against the night sky (or distant woods). I began describing it heatedly to Pete, who began chuckling in amazement. At first I was so enthralled and it was so real I thought he was seeing it too. Then the scene shifted I remember to a simple chess board with pieces on it. I described this too.
Then other scenes ensued, which I have forgotten. But there were a finite number, maybe 4 or 5. They would alternate. I'd say 'now its back to the guys carrying the chest throgh the tunnel, now its the chessboard again...' etc. it was just like some sort of actual motion pictue interface between my mind and the light in the distance. It was like 'dreaming into' the light that was there, and the light was somehow modally the means by which to see that dreaming,to project and illuminate it, light interfacing with thought, all unconsciously and automatically. It seemed it found 'channels' it wavered between just like a radio. I didn't decide which scene it was about to switch to, though I suppose I could sort of bring on a scene change by shifting my focus.
Eventually it stopped and I asked Peter: 'did you see it too?' his gleeful chuckling had gone on the whole time to he extent that I thought somehow he'd been a part of the vision 100%. 'No' he said, 'But I could just imagine everything you were saying.'
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Progress Note document for Henry Jones
Managed by Community Health and Hospitals
| Substance | Overall Severity | Reaction | Reaction Severity | Status |
| Cashew Nut | Severe | Anaphylactic reaction | Mild | Active |
Obesity.
Uncontrolled brittle Type II diabetic.
Shortness of breath, mild wheezing.
Pressure ulder on left knee.
Recurrent GI bleed of unknown etiology; hypotension perhaps secondary to this but as likely secondary to polypharmacy
Acute on chronic anemia secondary to #1.
Azotemia, acute renal failure with volume loss secondary tom#1.
Hyperkalemia secondary to #3 and on ACE and K+ supplement.
Other chronic diagnoses as noted above, currently stable.
Dark Stools
Patient may have low grade fever, mild joint pain and injection area tenderness.
| Planned Intervention | Status | Date |
| Elevate head of bed | active | September 2, 2015 |
| Oxygen administration by nasal cannula | active | September 1, 2015 |
| pulse oximetry monitoring | active | September 3, 2015 |
| Date | Nutritional Status | Diet |
| 2005/12/29 | Well nourished | Low sodium diet, excessive carbohydrate |
| 2010/05/26 | Slight dehydration | High protein, low fibre |
HEENT: All normal to examination.
>HEART: RRR, no murmur.
THORAX & LUNGS: Clear without rhonchi or wheeze.
ABDOMEN: Marked distension and tenderness, slightly obese, pos bowelsounds.
BACK: Normal to inspection and palpation, without tenderness; no presacral edema.
EXTREMITIES: Doughy edema bilaterally, chronic stasis changes, no asymmetrical swelling.
Chest: clear to ausc. No rales, normal breath sounds
Heart: RR, PMI in normal location and no heave or evidence ofcardiomegaly,normal heart sounds, no murm or gallop
Complaints of rectal bleeding, fatigue and a change in bowel patterns.
Has several days of constipation alternating with diarrhea.
Patient denies recent history of fever or malaise. Positive for weakness and shortness of breath. Several episodes of abdominal tenderness. No recent headaches. Positive for osteoarthritis in hips, knees and hands.
| Medication | Directions | Start Date | Status | Indications | Fill Instructions |
| Amoxicillin | Amoxicillin Powder, for Suspension 250mg/5ml | 20160401 | Active | Pneumonia | Generic substitution allowed |
| Planned Activity | Period | Status |
| Colonoscopy | 2010/08/16 - 2010/08/16 | Completed |
| Recommendation to Exercise | 2015/10/29 | Ongoing |
| Problem Name | Type | Onset Date | Abatement Date | Status |
| Fever | Condition | 2016-04-01 | 2016-04-14 | Complete |
| Result Type | Quantity Value | Date | Status |
| Glucose [Moles/volume] in Blood | 6.3 mmol/l | 2016/04/01 | Final |
| Vital Sign | Date | Value |
| Temperature | 2016/04/05 | 39 Degrees Celcius |


The RosettaScripts interface is one of the most flexible ways to combine different protocols into a full design pipeline. It is perfectly suited for both programmers and non-programmers to generate complex design protocols.
More information on the use of this scripting language can be found in the open documentation and in its release publication:
Fleishman SJ, Leaver-Fay A, Corn JE, Strauch E-M, Khare SD, Koga N, et al. (2011) RosettaScripts: A Scripting Language Interface to the Rosetta Macromolecular Modeling Suite. PLoS ONE 6(6): e20161.
Most Movers,
SimpleMetrics
and Filters store their evaluation values as
regular scores, which can be directly picked by the rstoolbox
and properly selected, if needed, through the specified reading options.
Still, rstoolbox
is also prepared to pick specially formatted data generated by particular elements:
DisplayPoseLabelsMover adds to the
silent files the labels assigned to the residues of a design. This can be picked up through the labels option. Notice that, in order to store
the labels into the silent file
, the option write
must be True:
<DisplayPoseLabelsMover name="(&string;)" write="1" />
WriteSSEMover can append secondary structure
identification (DSSP), secondary structure prediction (PSIPRED) and phi/psi angles to the silent file, which can be read with the
structure, psipred and dihedrals options. This is the main mover called by the function get_sequence_and_structure()
. The actual script
that is executed can be found in baseline()
:
In [1]: from rstoolbox.utils import baseline
...: print(baseline())
...:
<ROSETTASCRIPTS>
<MOVERS>
<WriteSSEMover dssp="1" name="w" write_phipsi="true" />
<MinMover name="m" bb="true" chi="true" tolerance=".1" />
</MOVERS>
<FILTERS>
<CavityVolume name="cavity" confidence="0" />
<PackStat name="pack" confidence="0" />
<AverageDegree name="avdegree" confidence="0" />
</FILTERS>
<PROTOCOLS>
<Add mover="w" />
<Add filter="cavity" />
<Add filter="pack" />
<Add filter="avdegree" />
</PROTOCOLS>
</ROSETTASCRIPTS>
ddgMover is one of the few that can generate
per-residue scores. When such an option is active, the data can be retrieved and properly sorted with the scores_by_residue option. To
enforce that behaviour in the mover, the per_residue_ddg
option must be True:
<ddG name="(&string)" per_residue_ddg="1" "/>
Tip
Are you using a different design platform that is not Rosetta?
Just add you parser to start taking advantage of rstoolbox
in your own pipeline.


Getting Started
Adding Gradle build support to an IntelliJ Platform Plugin requires a recent distribution to the Gradle build system and IntelliJ IDEA (Community or Ultimate).
1.0. Download and install Gradle
Download and install Gradle, following the instructions provided in the Gradle User Guide.
1.1. Download and install IntelliJ IDEA
Download and install either IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate or the IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition.
1.2. Ensure the Gradle plugin is enabled
The Gradle plugin is required if you want to add a Gradle Run Configuration to IntelliJ IDEA. You can verify the Gradle plugin is enabled by visiting Settings | Plugins | Gradle.
1.3. Add Gradle support to an existing plugin
There are two ways to add Gradle support to an existing project. Both will require adding a build.gradle
file under the root directory, with at least the following contents:
buildscript {
repositories {
mavenCentral()
}
}
plugins {
id "org.jetbrains.intellij" version "0.0.20"
}
apply plugin: 'idea'
apply plugin: 'org.jetbrains.intellij'
apply plugin: 'java'
intellij {
version 'IC-14.1.4' //IntelliJ IDEA dependency
plugins 'coverage' //Bundled plugin dependencies
pluginName 'plugin_name_goes_here'
}
group 'org.jetbrains'
version '1.2' // Plugin version
To add Gradle support to an existing project, copy the above Gradle build script into your build.gradle
file, and with the Gradle executable on your system PATH
, execute the following commands on your system’s command line:
gradle cleanIdea
gradle runIdea
This will clean any existing IntelliJ IDEA configuration files and generate a new Gradle build configuration recognized by IntelliJ IDEA. Once your project refreshes, you should be able to view the Gradle tool window displayed under View | Tool Windows | Gradle. This indicates that IntelliJ IDEA recognizes the Gradle facet.
1.4. Add Gradle support from scratch
The second method to add Gradle support is by creating a new project from scratch in IntelliJ IDEA and copying over any existing sources. This may be the preferred option in case Gradle is not able to convert an existing project. To do so, create a new project in IntelliJ IDEA by opening File | New… | Project, and select Gradle from the dialog box:
The Project Creation Wizard will now guide you through the Gradle project creation process. You will need to specify a Group ID, Artifact ID, and Version:
Finally, make sure Gradle is using the correct JVM. This should be the same version as the corresponding 64- or 32-bit Gradle distribution from Step 1.0:
Now, add the above script to your build.gradle
file, overwriting any existing contents.
1.5. Running a simple plugin
Create the following directory structure:
import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnAction;
import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent;
import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.PlatformDataKeys;
import com.intellij.openapi.project.Project;
import com.intellij.openapi.ui.Messages;
/**
* Created by breandan on 11/25/2015.
*/
public class HelloAction extends AnAction {
public HelloAction() {
super("Hello");
}
public void actionPerformed(AnActionEvent event) {
Project project = event.getData(PlatformDataKeys.PROJECT);
Messages.showMessageDialog(project, "Hello world!", "Greeting", Messages.getInformationIcon());
}
}
<idea-plugin version="2">
<id>org.jetbrains</id>
<name>gradle_plugin_demo</name>
<version>0.0.1</version>
<vendor email="dummy" url="dummy">dummy</vendor>
<description><![CDATA[
Sample plugin.

]]></description>
<change-notes><![CDATA[
Release 0.0.1: Initial release.

]]>
</change-notes>

<idea-version since-build="131"/>

<extensions defaultExtensionNs="com.intellij">
</extensions>
<application-components>
</application-components>
<project-components>
</project-components>
<actions>
<group id="MyPlugin.SampleMenu" text="Greeting" description="Greeting menu">
<add-to-group group-id="MainMenu" anchor="last" />
<action id="Myplugin.Textboxes" class="HelloAction" text="Hello" description="Says hello" />
</group>
</actions>
</idea-plugin>
Add a new Gradle Run Configuration, configured like so:
Launch the new Gradle Run Configuration. From the Run Window, the following output should be visible.
Finally, when the IDE launches, there should be a new menu to the right of the Help menu. Your plugin is now configured on Gradle.


A summary of some new news related to CUNY's and CSI's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
To add/suggest news, please email John Verzani
link The president notified the community about Cuomo's intent to repurpose the dorms and the gym
The removal of residents will encumber expenses, as will other aspects of each colleges response to the coronavirus pandemic. CUNY has asked campuses to use a special code in CUNYFirst so that City/State/FEMA reimbursals can be requested. The state budget picture is uncertain. In the NY Post it is mentioned that "Cuomo’s office forecasts the coronavirus may cost the Empire State as much as $15 billion in revenues during its next budget, dramatically exacerbating the state’s precarious finances." Earlier forecasts were in the 4-8B reduction (of ~88B). How that filters down to CUNY is uncertain, but some clarity should be found around April 1st, as the budget deadline is expected to be met.
link The chair of the USS (student senate) sent a letter to CUNY Faculty.
link The head of the PSC sent a letter about the recalibration
link The college advertised its free online tutoring.
link The board of trustees calendar was updated to reflect these additions:
The following items (Cal. Nos. 7-11) have been added to the Calendar:
NO. 7. THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK – APPROVAL OF A SPECIAL COVID-19 FLEXIBLE GRADING POLICY FOR THE SPRING 2020 SEMESTER:
NO. 8. THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK – APPROVAL OF A SPECIAL COVID-19 FLEXIBLE GRADING POLICY FOR CUNY SCHOOL OF LAW FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER 2020 SEMESTERS:
NO. 9. THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK – PROVIDE EMERGENCY ACCESS TO UNIVERSITY DORMITORIES AND RESIDENCE HOUSING:
NO. 10. THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK – AUTHORIZATION OF SPECIAL COVID-19 DORMITORY FEE CREDIT AND REFUNDS FOR IMPACTED STUDENTS:
NO. 11. THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK – AUTHORIZATION OF A SPECIAL COVID-19 STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE WAIVER FOR SPRING 2020:
Governor CUOMO announces several thing. link A selection of those possibly impacting CUNY is made below:
Governor Announces Selection of Additional Sites for Temporary Hospitals, on Top of Four Other Sites Under Construction; Asks President Trump to Approve Sites Immediately so Construction Can Begin
Extends School Closures Statewide for Additional Two Weeks Until April 15th
Governor Cuomo: "FEMA and the Army Corps and the National Guard have been working to put up these emergency hospitals. So far we have planned for four: the one we're in today at the Javits Center, one in Westchester County Center, one at Stony Brook, and one at Old Westbury. That would be 4,000 additional units. Again, with all of these beds we still have a shortfall, so we're going to go to Plan B. What's Plan B? We're going to seek to build another four temporary emergency hospitals ... We have settled on a few sites working with the Army Corps of Engineers, and I'm going to ask the President today if he will authorize another four temporary hospitals for us."
Cuomo: "I want to have one in every borough. I want to have one for the Bronx, Queens, Manhattan, Staten Island, Brooklyn. One for Nassau, one for Suffolk, one for Westchester, so everybody knows downstate, which is where the essence of the density is right now, that everyone equally is being helped and is being protected."
Cuomo on National Guard: "At the end of the day, nobody can ask anything more from you. That is your duty, to do what you can when you can. You will have shown skill and courage and talent. You'll be there with your mind, you'll be there with your heart and you'll serve with honor. That will give you pride and you should be proud. I know that I am proud of you. And every time the National Guard has been called out, they have made every New Yorker proud."
Governor Cuomo also announced the state and Army Corp of Engineers have toured and identified four new sites for temporary hospitals for construction by the Army Corps of Engineers - the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, the Aqueduct Racetrack facility in Queens, CUNY Staten Island and the New York Expo Center in the Bronx - adding an additional 4,000 beds to the state's capacity. The Governor is asking President Trump to approve these sites immediately so construction can begin.
These new temporary hospital sites — together with the site at the JavitsCenter and the temporary hospitals that are being built at locations at SUNY Stony Brook, SUNY Old Westbury and the Westchester Convention Center — are part of the Governor's plan to create thousands of new beds to bolster existing hospital capacity, with the goal of being open to patients in early- to mid-April. The state is also preparing college dormitories and hotels across the downstate region, and identifying nursing homes and other facilities to serve as a place for emergency beds.
The Governor also announced that all schools in New York State must remain closed for an additional two weeks until April 15th to ensure consistency and uniformity across the state in instructional time for this extraordinary school year. Schools will be required to continue child care, meal and distance learning programs, and the state will extend the 180-day waiver to April 15th.
Finally, the Governor confirmed 7,377 additional cases of novel coronavirus, bringing the statewide total to 44,635 confirmed cases in New York State. Of the 44,635 total individuals who tested positive for the virus, the geographic breakdown is as follows:


| hostessLoader {waiter} | R Documentation |
Customise the Hostess laoding bar.
hostess_loader( id = "hostess", preset = NULL, text_color = "#FFFFFF", center_page = FALSE, class = "", min = 0, max = 100, svg = NULL, progress_type = c("stroke", "fill"), fill_direction = c("btt", "ttb", "ltr", "rtl"), stroke_direction = c("normal", "reverse"), fill_color = NULL, stroke_color = NULL, ... ) hostess_gradient(angle = 0, duration = 1, colors = c("red", "white", "blue")) hostess_bubble( color_background = "#697682", color_bubble = "#f7fff7", count = 25, duration = 1 ) hostess_stripe(color1 = "#697682", color2 = "#f7fff7", duration = 1)
id |
Id of hostess (valid CSS). |
preset |
A loading bar preset, see section below. |
text_color |
The color of the loading text. |
center_page |
By default the hostess is not centered in the middle
of the screen, centering in the middle of the page is however ideal when using
it with waiter full screen, for the latter set to |
class |
CSS class. |
min, max |
Minimum and maximum representing the starting and ending points of the progress bar. |
svg |
Either an svg path e.g.: |
progress_type |
The progress type, either |
fill_direction, stroke_direction |
The direction which the progress bar should
take. Wether |
fill_color, stroke_color |
The color to use for the progress bar.
Wether |
... |
Any other other advanced options to pass to the loaded see the official documentation. |
angle |
Angle of gradient. |
duration |
Duration of the loop. |
colors |
Color vectors composing the gradient. |
color_background |
The background of the color. |
color_bubble |
The color of the bubbles contour. |
count |
The number of bubbles. |
color1, color2 |
Colors of stripes. |
line
fan
circle
bubble
rainbow
energy
stripe
text
library(shiny) library(waiter) # diagonal line path <- "M10 10L90 30" ui <- fluidPage( use_waiter(), use_hostess(), actionButton("draw", "redraw"), plotOutput("plot") ) server <- function(input, output) { dataset <- reactive({ input$draw hostess <- Hostess$new(min = 0, max = 10) hostess$set_loader <- hostess_loader( progress_type = "stroke", stroke_color = hostess_stripe() ) waiter <- Waiter$new( "plot", hostess$loader() ) waiter$show() for(i in 1:10){ Sys.sleep(.2) hostess$inc(1) } runif(100) }) output$plot <- renderPlot(plot(dataset())) } if(interactive()) shinyApp(ui, server)


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The page you tried to reach does not exist.
Perhaps try logging in here.
{% if user.is_authenticated %} Go to Dashboard {% else %} Go to Home Page {% endif %}


I have taken smaller doses of diphenhydramine before, about 400 to 500mg or so, and had not had any real lasting problems, so I figured it was okay to take more without experiencing any ill effects.
I was wrong. Oh god, was I wrong.
I was walking to school one morning in October and I stopped by the grocery store on the way there to pick up the pills. I purchased a bottle of 32 50mg gel tabs of Unisom, a sleep aid, and a Butterfinger Bar.
As I left the store, and continued on my way to school, I downed 16 of the little blue pills. This was at about 6:20am. I was looking for a way to not entirely be myself at school that day, a chance to be so out of it that I could sleep through class and just waste the day away without having to think too much.
Needless to say, I got more than I bargained for.
Anyways, so I continued walking to school and was basically fine until about 6:50 or 6:55, when I arrived. I walked through the building for a few minutes, but because I was a little early, not too many people were there, so I wandered back outside.
Outside, I was walking past the gym when I saw this guy that I sort of knew, he was a good friend of one of my friends, and he said hi as I walked past. I said hi as well, and was anxious to make my way past him and go on into the school, but then he noticed that I was not walking exactly straight, and he asked me if I was okay. I told him that I was fine, which wasn’t true, I was not anywhere near fine, but that’s what I said anyways.
 At this point, I was starting to feel the effects of the drug, majorly. I was having a very hard time walking, especially with my bookbag on, it felt like I was being pushed down by some unknown force, like someone had turned the gravity up and was still turning the knob.
My tongue was becoming increasingly larger, and it wasn’t working too well. I would try to say something, and instead of using my tongue to form sounds, it just kept getting in the way.
So he kept asking me what was wrong and I kept telling him that I was fine, just leave me alone and let me go on. But he wouldn’t let me go. He was telling me that I was not okay, and I needed help.
Then a teacher or someone came by, I don’t know if someone went to get her or if she just happened to be walking by, but she sat me down in a chair and told me to rest, and clam down.
Well, I tried to sit down, but I kept slipping out of the chair, and finally I ended up just laying on the concrete, right outside the gym there. I kept trying to get up, but no one would let me. Some other teacher or administrator people came by and they kept asking me questions. They were asking me what I had taken and how much. I wouldn’t tell anyone, so the lady said that I had to tell her, and if I didn’t, then she was calling 911. That scared me, because I didn’t want to go to the hospital.
I had done this before, and if I just had some time to let it wear off, I would be fine.
I don’t remember too much of what happened next, just bits and pieces, but I think my friend’s friend and some other teacher helped me walk to the attendance office and they put me in a chair. I vaguely remember the lady calling 911 and giving the address of the school to whoever was on the line. I remember seeing the paramedics come a little after that, these two guys in all blue came into the office. That is the last thing I remember until the hospital, but according to my friends, who came into the office, I was passed out on the floor and it looked like I was dead. I was then loaded onto a stretcher and wheeled out of the office into an ambulance, where I was taken to the hospital. I don’t remember any of the stretcher or ambulance ride, though.
The next thing I remember is seeing this lady, about 25 years old or so, and she was trying to get me to drink this stuff, and I didn’t want to. So she shoved this tube down my nose, through my throat, and into my stomach and put the charcoal into me that way. I think I passed out again after that, but the next time I woke up I remember looking around and thinking, “Where the hell am I?” I noticed the IV in my arm and then I looked down and I saw that I wasn’t wearing any clothes, expect this little hospital robe. I thought, “What happened to my clothes?” I noticed that I wasn’t wearing any underwear either and the sad part was that I didn’t know if that was because someone had removed them, or I had just forgotten to put underwear on that morning.
Then I remember my grandmother and my parents came and tried to talk to me, but I was still not totally there. My mom tells me I was saying things that made absolutely no sense, and even talking to people who weren’t in the room at all. I was still having hallucinations also, the walls were moving and was hearing things as well. I had to stay in the hospital for a few more hours, until my heart rate and blood pressure were back to fairly normal, and they had IVed enough saline or whatever into me to make me have to get up and pee about 4 times.
 So I was checked out of the hospital and checked into the “Behavioral Center” where I had to stay as an inpatient, meaning that I had to spend the night there, for four straight days. After that, I was allowed to go home at night but come back to the day program from 8am to 4pm for five more days.
I was put on anti-depressants and I was suspended from school for three days as well because when I was passed out, the school searched my book-bag and found the rest of the Unisom, some Advil, and a lighter. I have to go to a drug and alcohol abuse program for two weeks, and continue with counseling after that.
In all, I missed seven days of school, my chance to go to homecoming, and now my parents are more paranoid than ever.
I nearly died in that hospital.
Now you tell me, is it really worth it to take a few pills and try to change your mindset for maybe a few hours, and risk all of that?
I didn’t think it could happen to me either, but it did. All I know is, I will never touch that drug again, nor any other. It’s just not worth it.
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20 New Rap Songs Out This Week
by Andrew SacherIt has been one hell of a week for hip hop. The surprise new Earl Sweatshirt album arrived today (along with a video for “East,” which you can watch below), and you can read more about that album, the first Gang Starr album in 16 years, and the somewhat hip hop-adjacent Sudan Archives and Michael Kiwanuka albums over in Notable Releases. Plus, we got the announcement that we’re getting a new Wiki album next week (and a new single), a new Vince Staples Show episode/song, a new Buddy album announcement and song, a new Miguel EP announcement and song; and singles from Kamaiyah, Junglepussy, Griselda, Clams Casino, dvsn/Future, Ariana/Nicki, Teyana Taylor/Kehlani, Young Thug/Travis Scott, AJ Tracey/Skepta, 21 Savage, and more. Read on for all the hip hop we posted on BV this week…
EARL SWEATSHIRT – “EAST”
Earl Sweatshirt’s very good new project Feet of Clay is out today (read our review), and along with the release came a video for the accordion-fueled “East.”
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VINCE STAPLES – “SHEET MUSIC”
Vince Staples returned with the second episode of The Vince Staples Show, along with this accompanying new song, and you can read more about it here.
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WIKI – “PESTO”
Wiki announced today that he’ll have a new album out next week, and the announcement was accompanied by new single “Pesto,” which you can read more about here.
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BUDDY – “HOLLYWOOD” (ft. KENT JAMZ)
Compton rapper Buddy is planning to follow his 2018 debut album Harlan & Alondra with a new album in spring 2020, and while most details on that are still TBA, today he released a very promising new single “Hollywood.” Equipped with a hook that pays homage to Cam’ron’s “Oh Boy,” the song is an addictive dose of neo-soul-tinged rap.
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MIGUEL – “FUNERAL”
Miguel is back with his first proper single in a while, which doubles as the title track of a forthcoming EP. The song goes back and forth between a descending psychedelic melody that sounds like a modern pop twist on late ’60s Beatles, and a slicked-up, bass-heavy verse that sounds like FutureSex/LoveSounds era Justin Timberlake.
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KAMAIYAH – “BACK TO BASICS”
The great G-Funk revivalist is getting “back to basics” on her new single, which is built around a sample of Michael McDonald’s “I Keep Forgettin’,” the same source material for Warren G’s G-Funk classic “Regulate.” This is Kamaiyah in her comfort zone, and it’s predictably great stuff.
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JUNGLEPUSSY – “SPIDERS”
Just in time for Halloween, Brooklyn rapper Junglepussy shared the new single “Spiders,” which sounds as creepy as you’d hope, and comes with a well-matched video.
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WESTSIDE GUNN – “KOOL G” (ft. BENNY THE BUTCHER & CONWAY THE MACHINE)
Another posse cut from the Griselda Records crew has arrived (co-produced by in-house producer Daringer and frequent collaborator The Alchemist), and it delivers exactly what you want from these guys: tough, ’90s New York style bars over a hypnotic, hazy beat.
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CLAMS CASINO – “RUNE”
Clams Casino, who helped pioneer cloud rap and has produced songs by A$AP Rocky, Lil B, Mac Miller, The Weeknd, Schoolboy Q, and more, has announced his second studio album. It’s called Moon Trip Radio, it’ll be here next week (November 7 via Columbia/Sony), and the first single is the eerie, atmospheric “Rune.”
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DVSN – “NO CRYIN” (ft. FUTURE)
OVO R&B duo dvsn (aka singer Daniel Daley and frequent Drake producer Nineteen85) and Future have put their heads together for a double dose of melancholic star power on new single “No Cryin.”
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JUTO – WOOL (EP STREAM)
Juto was the first signee to former Odd Future member Taco’s Re7ax Records, and after releasing his debut EP Velvet earlier this year, he’s back today with a second new EP, Wool. He’s also playing Tyler the Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival next weekend, and it’s not hard to see why the Odd Future guys are into Juto. He’s got an R&B/rap/psychedelia blend that fits right in with the world OF created.
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ARIANA GRANDE, NORMANI & NICKI MINAJ – “BAD TO YOU”
The Ariana Grande-produced Charlie’s Angels soundtrack is out today, and in addition to the previously released Ariana/Miley Cyrus/Lana Del Rey song, it features two other anticipated Ariana collabs. One is this one with Normani and frequent collaborator Nicki Minaj, and if you dig the previous Ariana/Nicki collabs, you’ll probably wanna hear this one too.
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ARIANA GRANDE & CHAKA KHAN – “NOBODY”
The other anticipated — and less expected — Ariana collab from the Charlie’s Angels soundtrack is this one with the legendary Chaka Khan. The production aims to strike a balance between Chaka’s vintage soul and Ariana’s modern polished pop and it’s… not as well-matched as an Ariana/Nicki song, but A for effort.
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TEYANA TAYLOR & KEHLANI – “MORNING”
R&B singers Teyana Taylor and Kehlani put their heads — and, as seen in the video, their bodies — together for what Teyana herself calls “da magic for da moanin.” It’s probably technically safe for work… but better suited for the bedroom.
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AJ TRACEY & SKEPTA – “KISS & TELL”
Fresh off releasing the expanded deluxe edition of his self-titled debut album, rising grime MC AJ Tracey links with veteran grime icon Skepta for this very fun new collab.
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YOUNG THUG – “HOT” (REMIX ft. TRAVIS SCOTT & GUNNA)
Travis Scott (who dropped off Day N Vegas at the last minute) has hopped on a new remix of “Hot” by Young Thug (who was added to Day N Vegas at the last minute). (And like the album version, Gunna is here too.)
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21 SAVAGE – “IMMORTAL”
After previewing it in the trailer for Mortal Kombat 11 late last year, 21 Savage has finally officially released his new song “Immortal,” which finds him sounding as threatening as you’d hope for from a song in Mortal Kombat.
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NORMANI – “MOTIVATION” (21 SAVAGE REMIX)
Need even more Savage? He also remixed Normani’s unstoppable “Motivation” this week.
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ANGEL HAZE – “BLACK BUTTERFLY”
Angel Haze has a new album on the way, but first she unveiled standalone single “Black Butterfly,” which she says had to be left off the album due to sample clearances, and which is an ode to her mother (and released on her mother’s 50th birthday).  I owe her so much more than a song and an apology,” she says.
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TROUBLE – “AIN’T MY FAULT” (ft. BOOSIE BADAZZ)
Trouble and Boosie Badazz join forces for this slice of bouncy, trunk-rattling, Southern trap. Tis a slapper.
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For even more new songs, browse our daily ‘New Songs’ lists. For more hip hop news, browse our ‘Hip Hop News’ category.


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Selects a subset of items from array
and returns it as a new array.
{{ filter_expression | filter:expression:comparator }}
$filter('filter')(array, expression, comparator)
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| expression | stringObjectfunction() | The predicate to be used for selecting items from
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This lovely, delicate Impatiens was donated by the late Bev Sudbury, a longtime volunteer and generous friend of the Garden. Her passion and dedication will be missed, but her presence will never leave the Garden.
Bachelor's Buttons Centaurea montana
Wispy purple flowers radiate from a multi-shaded pink inflorescence on this shade-lover.
Smooth Hydrangea Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle'
This long-blooming Hydrangea creates a brilliant display of giant flower heads.
Hosta Hosta 'Sagae'
Hosta's are a main-stay for shady areas, with simple to decorative leaves and delicate flowers.
Doublefire Viburnum Viburnum plicatum
Interesting bright white flowers decorate this lush green shrub.
Lungwort Pulmonaria 'Trevi Fountain'
Even when it's not in flower, the foliage of many lungwort's can create a striking statement.
Spotted Bellflower Campanula punctata
A multitude of purple-speckled, bell-shaped flowers decorate this low-growing medicinal plant.
Balloon Flower Platycodon grandiflorus
Large, violet flowers with purple veins are displayed on 3 foot stalks throughout the summer (notice the native bee pollinating the bloom).


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Before Change
Raises:
AquaError: Any of list_op"s sub-ops do not have a ``commutes`` method.
if any(not hasattr(op, "commutes") for op in list_op.oplist):
raise AquaError("Cannot determine Abelian groups if an Operator in list_op does not "
"contain a `commutes` method".format())
if fast and all(isinstance(op, PauliOp) for op in list_op.oplist):
edges = cls._commutation_graph_fast(list_op)
else:
edges = cls._commutation_graph(list_op)
nodes = range(len(list_op))
// Keys in coloring_dict are nodes, values are colors
if use_nx:
coloring_dict = cls._networkx_coloring(nodes, edges)
else:
coloring_dict = cls._largest_degree_first_coloring(nodes, edges)
groups = {} // type: Dict
// sort items so that the output is consistent with all options (fast and use_nx)
for idx, color in sorted(coloring_dict.items()):
groups.setdefault(color, []).append(list_op[idx])
After Change
Raises:
AquaError: If any of list_op"s sub-ops is not ``PauliOp``.
if fast is not None or use_nx is not None:
warnings.warn("Options `fast` and `use_nx` of `AbelianGrouper.group_subops` are "
"no longer used and are now deprecated and will be removed no "
"sooner than 3 months following the 0.8.0 release.")
for op in list_op.oplist:
if not isinstance(op, PauliOp):
raise AquaError(
"Cannot determine Abelian groups if any Operator in list_op is not "


You must be in Draw Mode to create new drawing elements. Select Mode from Menu Bar and click on Draw or Press the Home key or the [ key to enter Draw Mode. Your Mode is displayed on the Tool bar at the bottom of the screen.
The commands are listed as buttons on the Toolbar at the bottom of the screen.
You draw.things by moving the cursor and pressing keys. Move the cursor using the Mouse or the Arrow Keys. Press the keys on the 10 key keypad, the typewriter keyboard, or a 10 key Cursor Puck (if you have one).


The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. The technique uses a timer to break down work into intervals traditionally 25 minutes in length, separated by short breaks. The method is based on the idea that frequent breaks can improve mental agility. Read more.
The Pomodoro techniques works well for individuals. A team willing to use this technique must synchronize in order to prevent interruptions. Interruptions kill productivity and require a significant recovery period. Read more.
The source code is available on Github and is released under the MIT license.
Made by @alexis_bernard and @antoinem.


More than 10 fields available on launch and many more coming your way
You can share your score with your friends on social media
The tests are peer-reviewed kind of like block-chain.That means your score matters!!!
Your profile will not be shared with anyone without your acknowledgement
19th of February
We interviewed some people to figure out what is the problem in current university admission tests.We merged our findings for this part below into POV!
19th of March
After interviewing a few more people, we sat down and analysed our findings, and came up with several point of views (POV) that consumers might have, and figured out how might we (HMW) address them. You can see our findings here!
19th of April
In order to convey the value our idea would provide to a user, we made a concept video that depicts how we envision a day in the life of a user. Check out the accompanying slides (here)
7th of May
We put our idea to the test by creating rough mockups of what the eventual product would look like, and simulated the experience of using the app with test users. The results told us a lot. To access the report we curated to for our low-fi prototype, here
May 25th
With the feedback we received from our low-fi prototype, we decided that a revamp of the UI interface was in order. Checkout the med-fi prototype here.
After our revamp of the concept, we put out medium-fi prototype through a rigorous heuristic evalution. You can see the results here.
Our work all culminated into this one Hi-Fidelity prototype. Try it out!
To present our work to the judges we made this poster. You also might be interested in seeing the slide(pdf) we used to pitch our idea to the judges. We'll throw in our final report too.
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For those who are new to git and new to
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Sharif brothers submit affidavit in LHC
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsLAHORE (Dunya News) – The Sharif brothers have submitted the affidavit in Lahore High Court (LHC) stating Nawaz Sharif will return to the country after getting health care.
PML-N president Shehbaz Sharif became guarantor for his elder brother Nawaz Sharif and sated that Nawaz will return to the country after 4 weeks if doctors said he is medically fit.
The affidavit submitted by Shehbaz Sharif said that the medical reports attested by foreign embassy would be submitted in the court. He said government can question doctors of Nawaz Sharif if it is needed.
Nawaz Sharif also affirmed that he would return in 4 weeks after his treatment and would face the cases against him.
He said the return would be made if doctors allowed me to go to Pakistan. Nawaz also said he would abide by the affidavit submitted by his younger brother Shehbaz Sharif.


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Below are excerpts from the app Red Balloon. It was designed for co-workers to send congratulatory messages to one another for daily achievements.
A strong focus was given to keeping the tone light and fun while still maintaining clear and easy to follow instructions.
The wording was kept active to encourage participation and references the actions indicated in the primary buttons that move users to the next screen.
The text is deliberately kept concise and serves to support the elements supplied by the U/X and visual design teams.


mut of Passive Motor Stimuli. If a particular motor stimulus stands out as desirable or advisable, its passive-to-motor linkage-line (Volition Link) will begin to accumulate, to "integrate," towards conveying a firing-signal to the habituated motor sequence. In the work of 18MAR1978 we said that "any prolonged associational occupation with the contemplated action automatically constitutes inhibition or interdiction within the Volition Accumulator." Now we can see more clearly how all this accumulation or waxing and waning of volition is really a searching process within the "Lifelong Perception Memory," which is our temporary lemma-type term for the stream of consciousness. If all conscious indications point to a motor action as immediately necessary, it can be pushed through quite rapidly: the Volition Link fills and fires. The mind can dawdle and hesitate by contemplating a haphazard group of actions. It can be designed into the Volition Links that they shall tend to drain if not accessed repeatedly. We have thus drawn a kind of volitional demarcation line between the diagrammatic left and right sides of passive and motor memory. We have gotten away from a "seat" of volition and we now envision volition as the sum outcome of the albeit haphazard totality of consciousness-cum-memory. Even though in recent weeks I have been trying to draw together all the main features of Nommultic theory, tonight I have had to limit myself to the combined subsystems of passive and motor memory. However, motor activation memory has been suggesting itself as the right departure point for putting the whole Nommultic system together. It has been obvious that animals such as dogs have to have a motor- sequence selection system. A dog learns tricks, i.e., sequences of behavior. A dog on the loose is constantly making choices and decisions as to what learned actions to initiate. So I have been feeling safe about designing a motor system with the idea that intellectual natural-language systems can be superimposed by design upon faculties as present in mute animals. In fact, in accordance with the Theory Journal work of 24JAN1973 and 8MAR1977, dealing with minimal systems, I am always on the lookout for simple, model-type constructions which become possible with new advances in the theory. Tonight's work suggests how to build a robot animal capable of learning and executing behaviors. Of course, even the simplest Nommultic systems are quite complex because they require so much in the way of memory and processing. 11 NOV 1978 Fixed Inputs into Expanding Channels In combining all the so-far developed portions of the Nommulta, we encounter the problem of connecting fixed systems with expanding systems. The input sensorium and the motor output constitute basically fixed systems. In the infancy-stage, there is self-organizing of these systems, but thereafter they are fixed. For all the various systems of experiential memory we have had to envision amazingly long, expanding channels of engrams. We have had to design these expanding channels as if they stretched off into the distance away from the locale of the sensorium. For instance, with the visual channel as designed on 12APR1978, there was apparently no other way but to design an expanding edge which received its information from no source other than its own interior "pipeline." Lo and behold, our main experiential channel seemed to stretch off into nowhere. Yet at the same time it had to have associative tags exiting all its length to provide access to each engram-slice. The idea was that all engrams laid down for a particular moment of time would be joined together by associative tags. Whereas the visual memory would be of a "simultaneous," "sliced" nature, the experiential auditory memory would be of a serial nature. However, I can see now that memory for sounds would also have to have that "pipeline" effect. All the auditory input lines important for differentiation would have to go into the auditory pipeline. For each time- extended sound there would have to be a temporal series of nodes in the auditory pipeline. Each momentary combination of frequencies would be a mosaic of sound, a mosaic of nodes. Now, into our sound channel we can probably design a special stringing effect. Mosaics which come in a temporal group will automatically be strung together. I think I may have just made a startling insight, according to which we would not be able to recognize time-extended sounds without our short-term memories. I was thinking of the fact that, from just a few notes of music, we can quickly recognize and identify a particular symphony by a particular composer. No, actually I see a more orthodox way to do it, which follows. Let's say we want to recognize three successive mosaics, say, three notes of a symphony. The first note going through the pipeline would stimulate all pre-engrammed mosaics of the note. When the second and third notes went in, they, too, would stimulate their pre-engrammed mosaics. However, in the symphonic spot where three adjacent mosaics were being stimulated, the string-effect would cause a kind of summation of the stimulations, and therefore the strongest and fastest associative output would come out of that spot in auditory memory where the actual engram of the three symphonic notes truly was. In both the laying-down and recognizing of extended sounds, there is a question as to where in the extended sound-series the associative tag would be attached. I don't think it would come at the beginning or at the end.... No, it would have to be attached at the beginning, but in virtuality by the stringing effect it would really be attached to the first several mosaics. I thought I had an insight that the short-term memory would have to perform a match-up like two railroad trains alongside each other. But then I saw that, even so, the match-up would have to occur inside the main auditory "pipeline."
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A hairdresser did his salon up for Christmas and you've never seen anything like it
Rhys Jones spent three days and more than £3,000 to create his Alice in Wonderland themed Christmas decorations
by Anna LewisWe all know that one person who takes decorating for Christmas to another level.
But a Valleys salon has gone above and beyond and has transformed itself into the set of Alice in Wonderland.
Rhys Jones, 32, spent three days and more than £3,000 to get the magical look - complete with a 12 foot Cheshire cat tail and furniture stuck to the ceiling.
According to the Christmas-mad hairdresser, though, it's all worth it to see the look on his customers' faces.
Rhys, who owns Vanity Hair Lounge in Gelli, said: "As soon as the salon closed the family came over to help. It took three days.
"I put the final touches on last night and literally collapsed into bed."
The fairytale wonderland isn't the first time Rhys's Christmas efforts have impressed passers by.
Last year his icy snow scene complete with hundreds of fairy lights and a giant glittery unicorn attracted hundreds of visitors from near and far.
He said: "[Last year] people were in the bus driving past and would say they needed to come in and see it. We gained so many new clients.
"I wanted to follow on from last year and the only thing that made sense was to do Alice in Wonderland this year and go for the complete opposite - so really colourful rather than icy."
He added: "It's taken a whole year, I would go look now and again and we would go shopping and looking for things.
"We bought a wrought iron air balloon from an antiques shop and we have a 12 foot Cheshire cat tail which a client made. It's stuffed with a mattress. We have pink chairs hanging from the ceiling.
"We wanted to go with an upside down theme to feel like everything is suspended.
"For the tea party there's fake food which have been made from polysterene."
For Rhys, his masterpiece wouldn't be possible without the help of his mam, stepdad, brother and sister.
Together, with the help of some Christmas music and a drink or two, the family worked around the clock, and until midnight on Saturday, to get the display ready on time.
Rhys, who lives in a flat above the hairdressers, said: "It's not easy as we all work such long hours but we all chip in. It's got to be done and you need some alcohol!
"It only opened [on Monday] but everyone who's been in looking has been asking if they can take videos and pictures.
"I definitely need upstairs to match downstairs now, but maybe not to the same extent!
"I'm always thinking of different themes, I've already planned next year's. Next year we will have been there 10 years so it needs to be even bigger."
So far Rhys hasn't sat down to add up the cost of his creation - but puts it at more than £3,000.
He said: "It sounds like a lot of money but when you spread it over the year it's worth it."
Rhys's mum Maria added: "People always ask me what Rhys is doing this year. I get it from around October because sine we work in the same area his clients are my clients.
"He's been working on it since March. He never uses the same decorations twice."


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Julian is a junior at UC Irvine pursuing his Bachelors in Data Science. During his time in college, he has focused his studies and activities in statistical analysis and computer science techniques. He has developed an interest in the intersection between data analysis, sustainability and transportation. In his free time, you can find him playing trumpet with jazz combos and big bands or in the weight room at the gym. Find out more about him at his GitHub.
Bryon is an undergraduate computer science major at UC Irvine. Currently, he works with Roy Fox on hierarchical reinforcement learning and with the Mobley Lab on molecular dynamics force fields. He also serves as Internal Vice President of ACM@UCI and has interned at Google for two summers. Find out more about him at his website.
Carleton is a 3rd year computer science major. He has an interest in machine learning as well as its application to robotics. While in High school he competed for 3 years on an FRC robotics team. Now in college he enjoys building his own robotics systems, which he plans to use to learn more about reinforcement learning and computer vision. Find out more about him at his website.


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My name is Louise Jensen. I was born and raised in Hong Kong,
but I'm originally from Denmark. I'm studying at the
University of Miami,
currently a Junior.
Louise Jensen
Graphic Design Internship located in Hong Kong for a company
called Cade Studio,
which did branding and graphic communication.
3 Weeks (May 2018 - June2018).
Cade Studio
Marketing and Public Relations Internship located in Hong Kong for a
company
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3 Weeks (May 2018 - June 2018).
Highlight Asia
Honor roll was given to students who Held a GPA higher than 3.6.
High School (2012 - 2016).
AP System International School, located in Hong Kong.
Major: Public Relations, Minor: Advertising (2016 - 2020).
Currently studying at
the University of Miami as a sophomore.
A Blog on my story of being an Expatriate/ Expat in Hong Kong.
My senior project that was based on two best friends taking on the
incredible city
of Hong Kong and sharing their adventures.
We blog about the different tourist attractions,
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Project on the Surfer style based in Bali, Indonesia.
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The AUTISM DRIVE (Data System for Research Integration, Visualization & Exchange) was developed by University of Virginia’s Supporting Transformative Autism Research (STAR) initiative as a dynamic system for secure collection and sharing of knowledge and information. The DRIVE helps researchers collaborate with the autism community to gain insights into autism and to develop meaningful solutions to challenges experienced by individuals with autism and their families. It also provides individualized online access to training and resources for individuals with autism, their families, and the professionals who support them.
Current prevalence trends and outcomes data for the autism community suggest the need for increased autism research in the state of Virginia to improve the potential for positive outcomes for people with autism and their families.
Through the Autism DRIVE, we aim to address critical knowledge gaps in areas that have the greatest potential to improve the lives of individuals with autism and their families. Our projects focus on understanding the biological, social and cognitive underpinnings of autism, developing more effective and personalized interventions and supports, and developing innovative models to bridge the gap between research and practice through training and knowledge sharing. Our research ranges from basic neuroscience to applied practice. The ultimate goal of this work is to empower individuals with autism, their families, and their communities to achieve positive outcomes and quality of life.
By joining the Autism DRIVE, you can be matched with research opportunities that may be a good fit for you and your family. Your participation will help us learn more about autism so we can develop novel solutions and achieve positive outcomes.


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Like duplexer (http://npm.im/duplexer) but using streams2.
duplexer2 is a reimplementation of duplexer using the readable-stream API which is standard in node as of v0.10. Everything largely works the same.
Available via npm:
$ npm install duplexer2
Or via git:
$ git clone git://github.com/deoxxa/duplexer2.git node_modules/duplexer2
duplexer2
Creates a new DuplexWrapper
object, which is the actual class that implements
most of the fun stuff. All that fun stuff is hidden. DON'T LOOK.
duplexer2([options], writable, readable)
var duplex = duplexer2(new stream.Writable(), new stream.Readable());
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stream.Duplex
options, as
well as the properties described below.Options
true
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var stream = require("stream");
var duplexer2 = require("duplexer2");
var writable = new stream.Writable({objectMode: true}),
readable = new stream.Readable({objectMode: true});
writable._write = function _write(input, encoding, done) {
if (readable.push(input)) {
return done();
} else {
readable.once("drain", done);
}
};
readable._read = function _read(n) {
// no-op
};
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writable.once("finish", function() {
setTimeout(function() {
readable.push(null);
}, 500);
});
var duplex = duplexer2(writable, readable);
duplex.on("data", function(e) {
console.log("got data", JSON.stringify(e));
});
duplex.on("finish", function() {
console.log("got finish event");
});
duplex.on("end", function() {
console.log("got end event");
});
duplex.write("oh, hi there", function() {
console.log("finished writing");
});
duplex.end(function() {
console.log("finished ending");
});
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got data "oh, hi there"
finished writing
got finish event
finished ending
got end event
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Let's look at a potential danger in allowing users to interact with your database queries - SQL injections. Consider an example in which we have a webpage and want to allow the user to input their user_id for a query to the database:
The way to avoid injections is to use parameters. Parameters will be checked by the sql engine, and not treated as literal SQL statements to be executed. Let's look at an example of this using ASP.NET:
Parameters are checked by the sql engine for appropriateness and therefore injections have less chance of making it through. So there you have it - use parameters to avoid injections!


Making automotive servicing Safer, quicker, and more affordable
ShockLock is the strongest solution for failed gas struts. It is a heavy duty tool to help hold up hatches like hoods and trunks. More
PitStop exploits efficiencies within automotive repair and maintenance by using the connected vehicle. More


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HTML | CSS | Bootstrap | SASS | JavaScript | jQuery | D3.js
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Voting Machine
Nightlife Coordination App
Stock Checker
Voting Machine
- User Story: As an authenticated user, I can share my polls with my friends.
- User Story: As an unauthenticated or authenticated user, I can see and vote on everyone's polls.
- User Story: As an authenticated user, if I don't like the options on a poll, I can create a new option.
Nightlife Coordination App
- User Story: As an authenticated user, I can add myself to a bar to indicate I am going there tonight.
- User Story: As an authenticated user, I can remove myself from a bar if I no longer want to go there.
- User Story: As an unauthenticated user, when I login I should not have to search again.
Game of Life
Dungeoncrawler Game
Recipe Box
Dungeoncrawler Game
- User Story: All the items and enemies on the map are arranged at random.
- User Story: Much of the map is hidden. When I take a step, all spaces that are within a certain number of spaces from me are revealed.
- User Story: When I fight an enemy, we take turns damaging each other until one of us loses. I do damage based off of my level and my weapon. The enemy does damage based off of its level. Damage is somewhat random within a range.
Chrolopleth Map
Heat Map
Bar Chart
Scatterplot Graph
Choropleth Map
- User Story: There should be at least 4 different fill colors used for the counties.
- User Story: The counties should have data-fips and data-education values that match the sample data.
- User Story: I can mouse over an area and see a tooltip which displays more information about the area.
Bar Chart
- User Story: My chart should have a rect element for each data point displaying the data.
- User Story: Each bar element's height should accurately represent the data's corresponding GDP.
- User Story: I can mouse over an area and see a tooltip which displays more information about the area.
Header Parser Microservice
Issues Tracker
URL Shortener
Issue Tracker
- User Story: I can POST /api/issues/{projectname} with form data containing required issue_title, issue_text, created_by, and optional assigned_to and status_text.
- User Story: I can PUT /api/issues/{projectname} with a _id and any fields in the object with a value to change said object. Returned will be 'successfully updated' or 'could not update'.
- User Story: I can DELETE /api/issues/{projectname} with a _id to completely delete an issue.
Simon Game
Random Quote Machine
Pomodoro Clock
Dedication Page
Simon Game
- User Story: I hear a sound that corresponds to each button both when the series of button presses plays, and when I personally press a button.
- User Story: I can see how many steps are in the current series of button presses.
- User Story: I can play in strict mode where if I get a button press wrong, it notifies me that I have done so, and the game restarts at a new random series of button presses.
Pomodoro Clock
- User Story: I should not be able to set a session or break length to less than 0.
- User Story: If the timer is paused and I click restart, the countdown should resume running from the point at which it was paused.
- User Story: When a session/break reaches zero, a new session/break countdown should begin.


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The camel has evolved to be relatively self-sufficient. On the other hand, the camel has not evolved to smell good. Neither has Perl. --Larry Wall [ source]


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Compiler Instructions are C keywords I am loosely coining as "special notes for the compiler". They are statements you add to your code meant for the compiler to read and act on, rather than the processor to read and act on.
"Compiler Instructions" is by no means an official definition. Its a term I made up so I could have a category to describe the following concepts.
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#include <sys/types.h> #include <sys/ipc.h> #include <sys/sem.h> int semop(int semid, struct sembuf *sops, size_t nsops); int semtimedop(int semid, struct sembuf *sops, size_t nsops, const struct timespec *timeout);
Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see feature_test_macros(7)):
unsigned short semval; /* semaphore value */ unsigned short semzcnt; /* # waiting for zero */ unsigned short semncnt; /* # waiting for increase */ pid_t sempid; /* ID of process that did last op */semop() performs operations on selected semaphores in the set indicated by semid. Each of the nsops elements in the array pointed to by sops specifies an operation to be performed on a single semaphore. The elements of this structure are of type struct sembuf, containing the following members:
unsigned short sem_num; /* semaphore number */ short sem_op; /* semaphore operation */ short sem_flg; /* operation flags */Flags recognized in sem_flg are IPC_NOWAIT and SEM_UNDO. If an operation specifies SEM_UNDO, it will be automatically undone when the process terminates.
The set of operations contained in sops is performed in array order, and atomically, that is, the operations are performed either as a complete unit, or not at all. The behavior of the system call if not all operations can be performed immediately depends on the presence of the IPC_NOWAIT flag in the individual sem_flg fields, as noted below.
Each operation is performed on the sem_num-th semaphore of the semaphore set, where the first semaphore of the set is numbered 0. There are three types of operation, distinguished by the value of sem_op.
If sem_op is a positive integer, the operation adds this value to the semaphore value (semval). Furthermore, if SEM_UNDO is specified for this operation, the system subtracts the value sem_op from the semaphore adjustment (semadj) value for this semaphore. This operation can always proceed---it never forces a thread to wait. The calling process must have alter permission on the semaphore set.
If sem_op is zero, the process must have read permission on the semaphore set. This is a "wait-for-zero" operation: if semval is zero, the operation can immediately proceed. Otherwise, if IPC_NOWAIT is specified in sem_flg, semop() fails with errno set to EAGAIN (and none of the operations in sops is performed). Otherwise, semzcnt (the count of threads waiting until this semaphore's value becomes zero) is incremented by one and the thread sleeps until one of the following occurs:
If sem_op is less than zero, the process must have alter permission on the semaphore set. If semval is greater than or equal to the absolute value of sem_op, the operation can proceed immediately: the absolute value of sem_op is subtracted from semval, and, if SEM_UNDO is specified for this operation, the system adds the absolute value of sem_op to the semaphore adjustment (semadj) value for this semaphore. If the absolute value of sem_op is greater than semval, and IPC_NOWAIT is specified in sem_flg, semop() fails, with errno set to EAGAIN (and none of the operations in sops is performed). Otherwise, semncnt (the counter of threads waiting for this semaphore's value to increase) is incremented by one and the thread sleeps until one of the following occurs:
On successful completion, the sempid value for each semaphore specified in the array pointed to by sops is set to the caller's process ID. In addition, the sem_otime is set to the current time.
semtimedop() behaves identically to semop() except that in those cases where the calling thread would sleep, the duration of that sleep is limited by the amount of elapsed time specified by the timespec structure whose address is passed in the timeout argument. (This sleep interval will be rounded up to the system clock granularity, and kernel scheduling delays mean that the interval may overrun by a small amount.) If the specified time limit has been reached, semtimedop() fails with errno set to EAGAIN (and none of the operations in sops is performed). If the timeout argument is NULL, then semtimedop() behaves exactly like semop().
The sem_undo structures of a process aren't inherited by the child produced by fork(2), but they are inherited across an execve(2) system call.
semop() is never automatically restarted after being interrupted by a signal handler, regardless of the setting of the SA_RESTART flag when establishing a signal handler.
A semaphore adjustment (semadj) value is a per-process, per-semaphore integer that is the negated sum of all operations performed on a semaphore specifying the SEM_UNDO flag. Each process has a list of semadj values---one value for each semaphore on which it has operated using SEM_UNDO. When a process terminates, each of its per-semaphore semadj values is added to the corresponding semaphore, thus undoing the effect of that process's operations on the semaphore (but see BUGS below). When a semaphore's value is directly set using the SETVAL or SETALL request to semctl(2), the corresponding semadj values in all processes are cleared.
The semval, sempid, semzcnt, and semnct values for a semaphore can all be retrieved using appropriate semctl(2) calls.
The implementation has no intrinsic limits for the adjust on exit maximum value (SEMAEM), the system wide maximum number of undo structures (SEMMNU) and the per-process maximum number of undo entries system parameters.
In kernels 2.6.x, x <= 10, there is a bug that in some circumstances prevents a thread that is waiting for a semaphore value to become zero from being woken up when the value does actually become zero. This bug is fixed in kernel 2.6.11.
struct sembuf sops[2]; int semid; /* Code to set semid omitted */ sops[0].sem_num = 0; /* Operate on semaphore 0 */ sops[0].sem_op = 0; /* Wait for value to equal 0 */ sops[0].sem_flg = 0; sops[1].sem_num = 0; /* Operate on semaphore 0 */ sops[1].sem_op = 1; /* Increment value by one */ sops[1].sem_flg = 0; if (semop(semid, sops, 2) == -1) { perror("semop"); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); }