Ninf-G IDL files are processed by CPP(C Pre Processor).
Please pay attention to CPP keywords(ex. "#include").
Keywords described below are reserved by Ninf-G. You can't use these words as the name of module, functions or parameters.
Module
module_name ;
This specifies the identifier of the Ninf-G Executable. The name specified here is used for naming the Ninf-G stub file and the makefile for compiling it, etc.
Globals {
... C descriptions ... }
Global variables that can be used from all of the remote functions and remote methods that can be executed by the Ninf-G Executable can be defined. The expression between braces ({ c }) is written in C.
Note: The maximum number of Globals which can be defined in one IDL file is 100.
Note: The strings written in "Globals" are put to the Ninf-G stub file
which is generated by ng_gen as it is. So you can put CPP keywords
(like "#include < foo.h >") to the Ninf-G stub file by using "Globals".
But if you want multiple of them, please use multiple "Globals" like
below.
Globals{#include < foo.h >}
Globals{#include < bar.h >}
You can't write like below because Ninf-G IDL files are processed by CPP.
Globals{
#include < foo.h >
#include < bar.h >
}
Compiler "
... ";
This specifies the compiler to be used when the Ninf-G Executable is compiled.
CompileOptions "
... ";
This specifies the options to be applied when the Ninf-G Executable is compiled.
Note: The maximum number of CompileOptions which can be defined in one IDL file is 100.
Linker "
... ";
This specifies the linker to be used at link time of Ninf-G Executable.
Library "
... ";
This specifies the libraries and the options to be applied at the link time of Ninf-G Executable.
For example, ("-lxxx") and the object file (".o") or library file (".a") will be specified in this section. The options specified in this section are applied only at link time not at compile time (*.c -> *.o).
Note: The maximum number of Library which can be defined in one IDL file is 100.
FortranFormat "
...";
The Ninf-G stub is output as a C program.
When functions that are written in FORTRAN are called from that
program, the name must be converted to a particular format
("_%s_"
, where %s
is a function name).
That conversion format is shown below.
The following character strings have special meanings; they are replaced by particular character strings at processing time.
%s
: Original function name
%l
: All-uppercase function name
DefClass
class_name
["
description"
]
[Required
"
files-or-libs"
]
[Backend
"MPI"
| "BLACS"
]
[Language
"C"
| "C++"
| "FORTRAN"
]
[Shrink
"yes"
| "no"
]
{
[DefState{
... }
]
DefMethod
method_name
(
arg1, arg2, ... )
{
...}
... }
Defines a remote class.
One DefState
section and one or more remote methods
can be defined for the Ninf-G Executable.
The DefState
section can be omitted.
The attribute values that can be set are described below.
| description | A character string that explains this Ninf-G Executable. |
| Any character string may be used. | |
Required |
The remote function object file (".o"). |
| This specifies the object file (".o") that stores the functions used by the remote function. | |
Backend |
This specifies the backend at run time. |
"MPI" or "BLACS" can be specified.If omitted, no backend is used. |
|
Language |
The programming language in which the remote method is written. |
"C" , "C++" or "FORTRAN"
can be specified.
If omitted, the default value is "C" .
|
|
Shrink |
Specify whether or not shrinking is enabled. |
If "yes" is specified, shrinking is applied
to the array elements.If omitted, shrinking is not done. |
DefState {
... C descriptions ... }
The variables maintained by Ninf-G Executable are defined in C.
Those values can be shared by multiple remote methods of the same Ninf-G Executable.
DefMethod
["
description"
]
[CalcOrder
exp]
{
{
C descriptions }
| Calls
lang-spec function_name
(
arg1, arg2, ...);
}
Defines a remote method.
A C program can be written in the remote method,
and functions can be called from within the program or
by using the Calls
keyword to specify the
functions to be called.
Note: following keywords are reserved by Ninf-G. So you can't use these keywords in your remote function.
"ng_stub_end"
, "ng_stub_mpi_end"
"ng_stub_rank"
The language in which the function that is called from
the remote method is written can be specified in the
lang-spec argument that comes right after the Calls
keyword.
Currently, "C"
, "C++"
or "FORTRAN"
can be specified.
If omitted, the default "C"
is used.
If "FORTRAN"
is specified here,
the called function must be converted to the format
specified by FortranFormat
before it is called.
The attribute values that can be set are described below.
| "description" | A character string that explains this remote method. |
| Any character string can be used. | |
CalcOrder |
Calculation order. |
| The cost of executing the remote method can be specified here in arbitrary expression form. |
If argumentless remote methods are defined with the following names, those remote methods will be executed automatically when the Ninf-G Executable starts up and ends.
_initialize() |
Executed at startup |
_finalize() |
Executed at end |
Define
function_name
(
parameter1, parameter2, ... )
["
description"
]
[Required
"
files-or-libs"
]
[CalcOrder
exp]
[Backend
"MPI"
| "BLACS"
]
[Language
"C"
| "C++"
| "FORTRAN"
]
[Shrink
"yes"
| "no"
]
{
{
C descriptions }
| Calls
lang-spec function_name
(
arg1, arg2, ...);
}
Defines a remote function.
This remote function is a method that is exclusive
to the Ninf-G Executable.
A C program can be written in the remote function,
and functions can be called from within the program or
by using the Calls
keyword to specify
the functions to be called.
Note: following keywords are reserved by Ninf-G. So you can't use these keywords in your remote function.
"ng_stub_end"
, "ng_stub_mpi_end"
"ng_stub_rank"
The language in which the function that is called from
the remote method can be specified in the lang-spec argument
that comes right after the Calls
keyword.
Currently, "C"
, "C++"
or "FORTRAN"
can be specified.
If omitted, the default "C"
is used.
If "FORTRAN"
is specified here,
the called function must be converted to the format
specified by FortranFormat
before it is called.
The attribute values that can be set are described below.
| "description" | A character string that explains this remote function. |
| Any character string can be used. | |
Required |
The remote function object file (".o"). |
| This specifies the object file (".o") that stores the functions used by the remote function. | |
CalcOrder |
Calculation order. |
| The cost of executing the remote function can be specified here in arbitrary expression form. | |
Backend |
This specifies the backend at run time. |
"MPI" or "BLACS" can be specified.If omitted, no backend is used. |
|
Language |
The programming language in which the remote function is written. |
"C" , "C++" or "FORTRAN"
can be specified.If omitted, the default value is "C" .
|
|
Shrink |
Specify whether or not shrinking is enabled. |
If "yes" is specified, shrinking is applied
to the array elements.If omitted, shrinking is not done. |
The arguments passed to the remote function or remote method are written with the following syntax.
[mode-spec] [type-spec] parameter_name [[dimension[:range]]+
Note: A scalar variable cannot be used for the parameter of callback function.
Note: The maximum number of the parameter which can be defined as callback function is 32.
| "mode-spec" | parameter mode |
|
Note: The mode cannot be specified for Callback.
A scalar variable cannot be used for the parameter
that specifies the Note: "allocate" and "broadcast" can be written before or after the mode keywords("IN", "INOUT", "OUT", "WORK"). If "allocate" and "broadcast" are omitted, nothing will be done. Note: "allocate" and "broadcast" are ignored if the backend of the remote method is neither "MPI" nor "BLACS". |
|
| "type-spec" | Parameter type |
|
Note: The Note: There is the example program for filename type variable in Ninf-G package. ( < package directory > /diag/file_test ) |
|
| parameter_name | any character string |
| Array specification | The specification of an array of parameters |
|
If the parameter is an array, it is written as "[" + expression + "]" and its size is specified. A multidimensional array can be defined with multiple "[" + expression + "]". Also, the variables used by the argument can be used in the expression. It is also possible to specify the starting position, ending position and shrinking interval within "[" + expression + "]" as shown below to define arrays.
"[" + expression (size) + ":" + expression (start position) + "]" If a shrinking interval is specified and "Shrink" is enabled, shrinking of variable values is done for transmission and saving. Note: If "starting positon" is omitted,
then it's set to the value of "0". |
Expressions can be used to specify the calculation order and the size of parameter arrays.
It can include constants, other IN
mode
scalar parameter in the function definition, and some operators.
We provide some operators (+
, -
,
*
, /
, %
...).
Priority among these operators is same as ANSI C.
You can also use parentheses in expressions.
Examples)
| Arithmetic operations | 10 / 2 * 5 |
| Three term calculation | n % 10 ? 5: 2 |
/* program toplevel */
program: /* empty */
| declaration_list
;
declaration_list:
declaration
| declaration_list declaration
;
declaration:
"Module" IDENTIFIER ';'
| "CompileOptions" STRING ';'
| "Globals" globals_body
| "Library" STRING ';'
| "FortranFormat" STRING ';'
| "FortranStringConvention" IDENTIFIER ';'
| "Define" interface_definition opt_string option_list interface_body
| "DefClass" IDENTIFIER opt_string defclass_option_list '{' define_list '}'
| "Compiler" STRING ';'
| "Linker" STRING ';'
;
define_list:
/* empty */
| define_item
| define_list define_item
;
define_item:
"DefState" '{'
| "DefMethod" interface_definition opt_string
defmethod_option_list interface_body
;
defmethod_option_list:
/* empty */
| defmethod_option
| defmethod_option_list defmethod_option
;
defmethod_option:
calcorder
;
defclass_option_list:
/* empty */
| defclass_option
| defclass_option_list defclass_option
;
defclass_option:
required
| backend
| shrink
| language
;
option_list:
/* empty */
| decl_option
| option_list decl_option
;
decl_option:
required
| backend
| shrink
| calcorder
| language
;
interface_definition:
IDENTIFIER '(' parameter_list ')'
| IDENTIFIER '(' parameter_callback_list ')'
| IDENTIFIER '(' callback_list ')'
;
callback_list:
callback
| callback_list ',' callback
;
parameter_callback_list:
parameter_list ',' callback
| parameter_callback_list ',' callback
;
parameter_list:
/* empty */
| parameter
| parameter_list ',' parameter
;
callback:
IDENTIFIER '(' parameter_list ')'
;
parameter:
decl_specifier declarator
;
decl_specifier:
mode_specifier type_specifier
| type_specifier mode_specifier
| type_specifier mode_specifier type_specifier
;
type_specifier:
TYPE
| TYPE TYPE
| TYPE TYPE TYPE
;
mode_specifier:
MODE
| MODE DISTMODE
| DISTMODE MODE
;
declarator:
IDENTIFIER
| '(' declarator ')'
| declarator '['expr_or_null ']'
| declarator '['expr_or_null ':' range_spec ']'
| '*' declarator
;
range_spec:
expr /* upper limit */
| expr ',' expr /* lower limit and upper limit */
| expr ',' expr ',' expr /* lower, upper and step */
;
opt_string:
/* empty */
| STRING
;
required:
"Required" STRING
;
backend:
"Backend" STRING
;
shrink:
"Shrink" STRING
;
language:
"Language" STRING
;
calcorder:
"CalcOrder" expr
;
interface_body:
'{' /* C statements */ '}'
| "Calls" opt_string IDENTIFIER '(' id_list ')' ';'
;
globals_body:
'{' /* C statements */ '}'
;
id_list: IDENTIFIER
| id_list ',' IDENTIFIER
| /* empty */
;
/* index description */
expr_or_null:
expr
| /* empty */
;
expr:
unary_expr
| expr '/' expr
| expr '%' expr
| expr '+' expr
| expr '-' expr
| expr '*' expr
| expr '^' expr
| expr '<' expr
| expr "<=" expr
| expr ">' expr
| expr ">=" expr
| expr "!=" expr
| expr "==" expr
| expr '?' expr ':' expr
;
unary_expr:
primary_expr
| '*' expr
| '-' expr
;
primary_expr:
primary_expr '[' expr ']'
| IDENTIFIER
| CONSTANT
| '(' expr ')'
;
/* TYPE = int, char, short, long, long float, double string scomplex dcomplex filename */
/* MODE = IN, OUT, INOUT, WORK */
/* DISTMODE = allocate broadcast */
/* IDENTIFIER = name */
/* CONSTANT = integer literals, floating point literals */
/* STRING = "..." */
"PI" is a sample program in Ninf-G package.
Followings are IDL files used by Ninf-G users.
| idl-sample/function/sample.mak(Makefile) |
| idl-sample/function/_stub_sin.c |
| idl-sample/function/_stub_mmul.c |
| idl-sample/function/_stub_mmul2.c |
| idl-sample/function/_stub_FFT.c |
| idl-sample/object/sample_object.mak(Makefile) |
| idl-sample/object/_stub_sample_object.c |


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public abstract class CloverBuffer
extends java.lang.Object
ByteBuffer
class.
This class is basic container for serialization form of data records (DataRecord
).
Interface of this class is almost same as ByteBuffer
.
But our implementation DynamicCloverBuffer
ensures that writing to the buffer never throws
BufferOverflowException
. Buffer easily grows, buffer is elastic.only implementation
,
This class was inspired by similar class from Apache MINA Project
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
protected |
CloverBuffer() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static CloverBuffer |
allocate(int capacity)
Allocates new clover buffer with given capacity.
|
static CloverBuffer |
allocate(int capacity,
boolean direct)
Allocates new clover buffer with given capacity.
|
static CloverBuffer |
allocate(int capacity,
int maximumCapacity)
Allocates new clover buffer with given capacity.
|
static CloverBuffer |
allocate(int capacity,
int maximumCapacity,
boolean direct)
Allocates new clover buffer with given capacity.
|
protected static java.nio.ByteBuffer |
allocateByteBuffer(int capacity,
boolean direct)
Allocates new
ByteBuffer instance with given capacity. |
static CloverBuffer |
allocateDirect(int capacity)
Allocates new direct clover buffer with given capacity.
|
static CloverBuffer |
allocateDirect(int capacity,
int maximumCapacity)
Allocates new direct clover buffer with given capacity.
|
abstract byte[] |
array() |
abstract int |
arrayOffset() |
abstract java.nio.CharBuffer |
asCharBuffer() |
abstract java.nio.DoubleBuffer |
asDoubleBuffer() |
abstract java.nio.FloatBuffer |
asFloatBuffer() |
abstract java.io.InputStream |
asInputStream()
Returns an
InputStream that reads the data from this buffer. |
abstract java.nio.IntBuffer |
asIntBuffer() |
abstract java.nio.LongBuffer |
asLongBuffer() |
abstract java.io.OutputStream |
asOutputStream()
Returns an
OutputStream that appends the data into this buffer. |
abstract CloverBuffer |
asReadOnlyBuffer() |
abstract java.nio.ShortBuffer |
asShortBuffer() |
abstract java.nio.ByteBuffer |
buf()
Returns the underlying NIO buffer instance.
|
abstract int |
capacity() |
abstract CloverBuffer |
capacity(int newCapacity)
Increases the capacity of this buffer.
|
abstract CloverBuffer |
clear() |
abstract CloverBuffer |
compact() |
abstract CloverBuffer |
duplicate() |
abstract CloverBuffer |
expand(int expectedRemaining)
Changes the capacity and limit of this buffer so this buffer get the
specified expectedRemaining room from the current position.
|
abstract CloverBuffer |
expand(int position,
int expectedRemaining)
Changes the capacity and limit of this buffer so this buffer get the
specified expectedRemaining room from the specified
position.
|
abstract CloverBuffer |
flip() |
abstract byte |
get() |
abstract CloverBuffer |
get(byte[] dst) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
get(byte[] dst,
int offset,
int length) |
abstract byte |
get(int index) |
static CloverBufferAllocator |
getAllocator() |
abstract char |
getChar() |
abstract char |
getChar(int index) |
abstract double |
getDouble() |
abstract double |
getDouble(int index) |
abstract float |
getFloat() |
abstract float |
getFloat(int index) |
abstract int |
getInt() |
abstract int |
getInt(int index) |
abstract long |
getLong() |
abstract long |
getLong(int index) |
abstract short |
getShort() |
abstract short |
getShort(int index) |
abstract boolean |
hasArray() |
abstract boolean |
hasRemaining() |
abstract boolean |
isAutoExpand()
Returns true if and only if autoExpand is turned on.
|
abstract boolean |
isAutoShrink()
Returns true if and only if autoShrink is turned on.
|
abstract boolean |
isDerived()
returns true if and only if this buffer is derived from other
buffer via
duplicate() , slice() or
asReadOnlyBuffer() . |
abstract boolean |
isDirect() |
abstract boolean |
isReadOnly() |
abstract int |
limit() |
abstract CloverBuffer |
limit(int newLimit) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
mark() |
abstract int |
markValue()
Returns the position of the current mark.
|
abstract int |
maximumCapacity()
Returns maximal capacity of the buffer.
|
abstract int |
minimumCapacity()
|
abstract CloverBuffer |
minimumCapacity(int minimumCapacity)
|
protected static int |
normalizeCapacity(int requestedCapacity)
Normalizes the specified capacity of the buffer to power of 2, which is
often helpful for optimal memory usage and performance.
|
abstract java.nio.ByteOrder |
order() |
abstract CloverBuffer |
order(java.nio.ByteOrder bo) |
abstract int |
position() |
abstract CloverBuffer |
position(int newPosition) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
put(byte b) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
put(byte[] src) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
put(byte[] src,
int offset,
int length) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
put(java.nio.ByteBuffer src)
Writes the content of the specified src into this buffer.
|
abstract CloverBuffer |
put(CloverBuffer src)
Writes the content of the specified src into this buffer.
|
abstract CloverBuffer |
put(int index,
byte b) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
putChar(char value) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
putChar(int index,
char value) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
putDouble(double value) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
putDouble(int index,
double value) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
putFloat(float value) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
putFloat(int index,
float value) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
putInt(int value) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
putInt(int index,
int value) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
putLong(int index,
long value) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
putLong(long value) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
putShort(int index,
short value) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
putShort(short value) |
protected java.nio.ByteBuffer |
reallocateByteBuffer(int capacity,
boolean direct)
Request to prepare a new byte buffer.
|
abstract int |
remaining() |
abstract CloverBuffer |
reset() |
abstract CloverBuffer |
rewind() |
static void |
setAllocator(CloverBufferAllocator allocator) |
abstract CloverBuffer |
setAutoExpand(boolean autoExpand)
Turns on or off autoExpand.
|
abstract CloverBuffer |
setAutoShrink(boolean autoShrink)
Turns on or off autoShrink.
|
abstract CloverBuffer |
setRecapacityAllowed(boolean recapacityAllowed)
Turns on or off possibility of relocation underlying buffer at all.
|
abstract CloverBuffer |
shrink()
Changes the capacity of this buffer so this buffer occupies as less
memory as possible while retaining the position, limit and the buffer
content between the position and limit.
|
abstract CloverBuffer |
skip(int size)
Forwards the position of this buffer as the specified
size
bytes. |
abstract CloverBuffer |
slice() |
static CloverBuffer |
wrap(byte[] byteArray)
Wraps the specified byte array into CloverBuffer.
|
static CloverBuffer |
wrap(byte[] byteArray,
int offset,
int length)
Wraps the specified byte array into CloverBuffer.
|
static CloverBuffer |
wrap(java.nio.ByteBuffer nioBuffer)
Wraps the specified NIO
ByteBuffer into CloverBuffer buffer. |
public static void setAllocator(CloverBufferAllocator allocator)
public static CloverBufferAllocator getAllocator()
public static CloverBuffer allocate(int capacity)
capacity
- initial capacity of allocated bufferpublic static CloverBuffer allocate(int capacity, int maximumCapacity)
capacity
- initial capacity of allocated buffermaximumCapacity
- the limit for inner buffer capacity, buffer expansion is limitedpublic static CloverBuffer allocateDirect(int capacity)
capacity
- initial capacity of allocated bufferpublic static CloverBuffer allocateDirect(int capacity, int maximumCapacity)
capacity
- initial capacity of allocated buffermaximumCapacity
- the limit for inner buffer capacity, buffer expansion is limitedpublic static CloverBuffer allocate(int capacity, boolean direct)
capacity
- initial capacity of allocated bufferdirect
- true if underlying buffer is directpublic static CloverBuffer allocate(int capacity, int maximumCapacity, boolean direct)
capacity
- initial capacity of allocated buffermaximumCapacity
- the limit for inner buffer capacity, buffer expansion is limiteddirect
- true if underlying buffer is directpublic static CloverBuffer wrap(java.nio.ByteBuffer nioBuffer)
ByteBuffer
into CloverBuffer buffer.public static CloverBuffer wrap(byte[] byteArray)
public static CloverBuffer wrap(byte[] byteArray, int offset, int length)
public abstract java.nio.ByteBuffer buf()
public abstract boolean isDirect()
ByteBuffer.isDirect()
public abstract boolean isDerived()
duplicate()
, slice()
or
asReadOnlyBuffer()
.public abstract boolean isReadOnly()
Buffer.isReadOnly()
public abstract int minimumCapacity()
public abstract CloverBuffer minimumCapacity(int minimumCapacity)
public abstract int capacity()
Buffer.capacity()
public abstract CloverBuffer capacity(int newCapacity)
public abstract int maximumCapacity()
public abstract boolean isAutoExpand()
public abstract CloverBuffer setAutoExpand(boolean autoExpand)
public abstract boolean isAutoShrink()
public abstract CloverBuffer setAutoShrink(boolean autoShrink)
public abstract CloverBuffer setRecapacityAllowed(boolean recapacityAllowed)
public abstract CloverBuffer expand(int expectedRemaining)
public abstract CloverBuffer expand(int position, int expectedRemaining)
public abstract CloverBuffer shrink()
minimumCapacity()
. The mark is discarded once
the capacity changes.public abstract int position()
Buffer.position()
public abstract CloverBuffer position(int newPosition)
Buffer.position(int)
public abstract int limit()
Buffer.limit()
public abstract CloverBuffer limit(int newLimit)
Buffer.limit(int)
public abstract CloverBuffer mark()
Buffer.mark()
public abstract int markValue()
public abstract CloverBuffer reset()
Buffer.reset()
public abstract CloverBuffer clear()
Buffer.clear()
public abstract CloverBuffer flip()
Buffer.flip()
public abstract CloverBuffer rewind()
Buffer.rewind()
public abstract int remaining()
Buffer.remaining()
public abstract boolean hasRemaining()
Buffer.hasRemaining()
public abstract CloverBuffer duplicate()
ByteBuffer.duplicate()
public abstract CloverBuffer slice()
WARNING: the resulted slice is shallow copy as requested, but only until first expand of this buffer is performed
ISSUE: CL-2597 Recapacity of this CloverBuffer is not allowed.
public abstract CloverBuffer asReadOnlyBuffer()
ByteBuffer.asReadOnlyBuffer()
public abstract boolean hasArray()
ByteBuffer.hasArray()
public abstract byte[] array()
ByteBuffer.array()
public abstract int arrayOffset()
ByteBuffer.arrayOffset()
public abstract byte get()
ByteBuffer.get()
public abstract CloverBuffer put(byte b)
ByteBuffer.put(byte)
public abstract byte get(int index)
ByteBuffer.get(int)
public abstract CloverBuffer put(int index, byte b)
ByteBuffer.put(int, byte)
public abstract CloverBuffer get(byte[] dst, int offset, int length)
ByteBuffer.get(byte[], int, int)
public abstract CloverBuffer get(byte[] dst)
ByteBuffer.get(byte[])
public abstract CloverBuffer put(java.nio.ByteBuffer src)
public abstract CloverBuffer put(CloverBuffer src)
public abstract CloverBuffer put(byte[] src, int offset, int length)
ByteBuffer.put(byte[], int, int)
public abstract CloverBuffer put(byte[] src)
ByteBuffer.put(byte[])
public abstract CloverBuffer compact()
ByteBuffer.compact()
public abstract java.nio.ByteOrder order()
ByteBuffer.order()
public abstract CloverBuffer order(java.nio.ByteOrder bo)
ByteBuffer.order(ByteOrder)
public abstract char getChar()
ByteBuffer.getChar()
public abstract CloverBuffer putChar(char value)
ByteBuffer.putChar(char)
public abstract char getChar(int index)
ByteBuffer.getChar(int)
public abstract CloverBuffer putChar(int index, char value)
ByteBuffer.putChar(int, char)
public abstract java.nio.CharBuffer asCharBuffer()
ByteBuffer.asCharBuffer()
public abstract short getShort()
ByteBuffer.getShort()
public abstract CloverBuffer putShort(short value)
ByteBuffer.putShort(short)
public abstract short getShort(int index)
ByteBuffer.getShort()
public abstract CloverBuffer putShort(int index, short value)
ByteBuffer.putShort(int, short)
public abstract java.nio.ShortBuffer asShortBuffer()
ByteBuffer.asShortBuffer()
public abstract int getInt()
ByteBuffer.getInt()
public abstract CloverBuffer putInt(int value)
ByteBuffer.putInt(int)
public abstract int getInt(int index)
ByteBuffer.getInt(int)
public abstract CloverBuffer putInt(int index, int value)
ByteBuffer.putInt(int, int)
public abstract java.nio.IntBuffer asIntBuffer()
ByteBuffer.asIntBuffer()
public abstract long getLong()
ByteBuffer.getLong()
public abstract CloverBuffer putLong(long value)
ByteBuffer.putLong(int, long)
public abstract long getLong(int index)
ByteBuffer.getLong(int)
public abstract CloverBuffer putLong(int index, long value)
ByteBuffer.putLong(int, long)
public abstract java.nio.LongBuffer asLongBuffer()
ByteBuffer.asLongBuffer()
public abstract float getFloat()
ByteBuffer.getFloat()
public abstract CloverBuffer putFloat(float value)
ByteBuffer.putFloat(float)
public abstract float getFloat(int index)
ByteBuffer.getFloat(int)
public abstract CloverBuffer putFloat(int index, float value)
ByteBuffer.putFloat(int, float)
public abstract java.nio.FloatBuffer asFloatBuffer()
ByteBuffer.asFloatBuffer()
public abstract double getDouble()
ByteBuffer.getDouble()
public abstract CloverBuffer putDouble(double value)
ByteBuffer.putDouble(double)
public abstract double getDouble(int index)
ByteBuffer.getDouble(int)
public abstract CloverBuffer putDouble(int index, double value)
ByteBuffer.putDouble(int, double)
public abstract java.nio.DoubleBuffer asDoubleBuffer()
ByteBuffer.asDoubleBuffer()
public abstract java.io.InputStream asInputStream()
InputStream
that reads the data from this buffer.
InputStream.read()
returns -1 if the buffer position
reaches to the limit.public abstract java.io.OutputStream asOutputStream()
OutputStream
that appends the data into this buffer.
Please note that the OutputStream.write(int)
will throw a
BufferOverflowException
instead of an IOException
in case
of buffer overflow. Please set autoExpand property by calling
setAutoExpand(boolean)
to prevent the unexpected runtime
exception.public abstract CloverBuffer skip(int size)
size
bytes.protected static int normalizeCapacity(int requestedCapacity)
Integer.MAX_VALUE
, it returns
Integer.MAX_VALUE
. If it is zero, it returns zero.protected java.nio.ByteBuffer reallocateByteBuffer(int capacity, boolean direct)
protected static java.nio.ByteBuffer allocateByteBuffer(int capacity, boolean direct)
ByteBuffer
instance with given capacity.
Resulted ByteBuffer
is direct if and only if direct buffer is requested
and if usage of direct memory is allowed (Defaults.USE_DIRECT_MEMORY = true)
and if free direct memory is still available.capacity
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FUNNY AND NOT FUNNY AT ALL
First, two jokes from BlogSoCool
A woman walked up to a little
old man rocking in a chair on his porch.
"I couldn't help noticing how happy you look," she said. "What's
your secret for a long happy life?"
"I smoke three packs of cigarettes a day," he said. "I also drink
a case of whiskey a week, eat fatty foods, and never exercise."
"That's amazing," said the woman, "how old are you?"
"Twenty-six," he said.
A man asked the barber "How
much for a haircut?"
"$5.50." said the barber.
"And how much for a shave?"
"$3.00 sir."
"Very well, shave my head."
And now for something which
would be hilarious if it wasn't so deadly serious and scary. From Humanity
Check newsletter. Read full story at the Washington
Post
CHURCHGOERS GET DIRECTION FROM BUSH CAMPAIGN
By Alan Cooperman, Washington
Post Staff Writer
Thursday, July 1, 2004
The Bush-Cheney reelection campaign has sent a detailed plan of action to
religious volunteers across the country asking them to turn over church directories
to the campaign, distribute issue guides in their churches and persuade their
pastors to hold voter registration drives. Campaign officials said the instructions
are part of an accelerating effort to mobilize President Bush's base of religious
supporters.... (read on)
We are not amused.
July 27, 2004
AUGUSTINE INTERVIEWS GOD: Part Eight (is now here)
July 24, 2004
There's a new page for the gnovel and a new God strip is on the drawing board and/or tablet. But beautiful weather is here at last and it's essential to spend some time sitting by a pond on Parliament Hill watching the ducks and swans and dogs and pigeons and children splashing around chasing each other.
July 23, 2004
WELCOME BACK WACOM: A Sad Story with a Happy Ending
I bought the Wacom Graphire kit around the same
time as my Mac but for some reason I became frightened of this innocent little
tablet and its miracle-working wand so I put them away for future reference
'when I have time to study the manual'.
Then I got so used to the Mac mouse that I forgot about the tablet. So much
so that when I was doing a big clear-up I threw out what I thought was a dead
ballpoint pen. Reader, it was the miracle wand.
I realised my error only recently and there was much gnashing, tearing, lamentation
and trips to the computer stores of Tottenham Court Road. With pity in their
geeky eyes and sneers on their geeky lips they said: we do not stock accessories
for * four year-old* graphic tablets - everything's been upgraded and other
words to that effect.
Walking
backwards in abject apology I got home and googled for Wacom's European site
which turned out to be in Germany. And behold it was brilliant: replacement
pens of every description for every model, old, new, used, and not a raised
eyebrow in sight. And that's not all. A real human being named Horst was behind
the screen because when I ordered what I thought was the right pen, he sent
me an instant e-mail to say no, a different model fits my tablet. Unaccustomed
to such efficient and personal service I placed my order at once, sat back and
waited. Only a few days later, delivered by UPS, the twin of my lost magic wand
is in my hands. Thank you Horst, you of the Wacom
Online Shop in Krefeld.
Now let's see, where did I put that manual?
July 21, 2004
BRIGHTON AGAIN
Time off - a perfect day out of London. More photos are here. This one is of my gorgeous niece, Sarah. I have three beautiful nieces dotted over the planet, two are my sister's daughters, this one is my brother's. She went to Sussex University in Brighton so knows the town very well.
Not feeling very bloggish lately
but doomy inner voices keep chanting: they will all go away if you don't
blog more often they will abandon you yes they will you will check your stats
and the graph columns will be completely flat you must blog blog blog blog you
don't expect to keep your audience entertained with a few snaps of Brighton
do you, eh? eh?
July 17, 2004
WHAT THE EYE-FOR-AN-EYE APPROACH ACHIEVES
I got this from Vickie
(July 8 post) whose appealing site I was led to by Dem
whose fan-mail and cartooning talent continues to grow. I don't know where
this animation is by Rob Lewis and came from his StickDeath
website. Its actual title is "How To Handle Office Conflicts"
but I think it applies perfectly to all larger conflicts.
July 15, 2004
BUSH'S WORLD?
Have just watched a DVD my sister sent me from Paris: Le Monde Selon Bush (the world according to Bush), a documentary by William Karel. DON'T MISS the Flash trailer on that website. You can see details of the film in English here including a list of the impressive cast of interviewees. The opposite of Michael Moore's approach, this documentary goes straight to your brain, by-passing your heart and is all the more scary for that. You're left enlightened and exhausted by 90 minutes of facts, intoned by a whole series of well-known talking heads, mainly American but also the likes of Dr. Hans Blix in extraordinarily candid conversation. If this film is going to be shown wherever you are, see it or get it on DVD. Entertainment it ain't but truth stranger than fiction it surely is. For those who read French, here's a long, in-depth interview with the director, William Karel.
And DON'T MISS the excellent, profound and perceptive review of F9/11 at vernacular body
Normal cheerful, entertaining service will be resumed here as soon as I regain balance.

I've added another new page to
the gnovel - click on the mini to see the bigger version.
Seems I really maybe probably have cured myself of the Fear
of Never Finishing What I Start. If you instantly recognize the name
of this fear then you've got it. If you're not sure, answer the following questions:
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My new Portugal-based artist friend Vitriolica , who also lives blogging life as an alter ego (or two, in her case) is a wonderful inspiration. I don't know if she's ever been plagued by the FONFWYS but her creative excitment appears to be unstoppable. If you haven't yet discovered her, you have a treat in store - and don't miss any of the brilliantly fluid, witty and observant drawings in her archive.
The Michael Moore post below is now also posted at Open Source Politics.
July 5, 2004
THE BIG MAN WINS
Michael Moore is no Eisenstein,
Hitchcock, Spielberg, Godard or whoever you prefer as a great film auteur. His
Fahrenheit 9/11 has many cinematic flaws.
Nevertheless, it is a historic tour de force, perhaps the only film ever made
which can bring down a president and an administration which will forever be
remembered only for the irreparable damage they have done. Those who criticize
the film call it propaganda. Of course it's propaganda.
It doesn't pretend to be an art film or a thriller or a comedy - though it's
got moments of all those elements.
It is intended, and succeeds, as an exposé of the jaw-dropping Machiavellian
machinations, greed, inefficiency and deceit of Bush & Co. and the harm
they have caused to their own citizens and to innocent citizens of countries
not their own.
It's a roller coaster of verified and verifiable facts which hit you in the
guts while your brain absorbs the appalling information. Here's Mike Moore's
answer on his website
to those who declare his facts are not factual:
Every single fact I state in "Fahrenheit 9/11" is the
absolute and irrefutable truth. This movie is perhaps the most thoroughly researched
and vetted documentary of our time. No fewer than a dozen people, including
three teams of lawyers and the venerable one-time fact-checkers from The New
Yorker went through this movie with a fine-tooth comb so that we can make this
guarantee to you. Do not let anyone say this or that isn't true. If they say
that, they are lying. Let them know that the OPINIONS in the film are mine,
and anyone certainly has a right to disagree with them. And the questions I
pose in the movie, based on these irrefutable facts, are also mine. And I have
a right to ask them. And I will continue to ask them until they are answered.
I won't describe the film, the bits that moved me to tears, the bits that could
have been done better, the bits that were brilliant. The main thing is that
it's a crucial and timely wake-up call and it is stirring hearts and minds in
America which desperately need stirring. Read the reports
of how astoundingly well the film is doing. To those who sneer that Mike
is making a lot of money all I can say is: Michael Moore made money legitimately
because lots of people bought his books and are now queuing up in droves to
see this necessary film. And he puts his money where his mouth is. Bush &
Co. make loads more money but.....well, go see Fahrenheit
9/11 then decide who's telling the truth.
And read this by Anthony Wade.
(I borrowed and altered the above photo of MM from the cover of the DVD of Bowling for Columbine)
July 4, 2004
NEW PAGES OF THE GNOVEL
I think I've broken through my gnovelist's block by deciding to create pages I just feel like doing, forgetting about continuity and chronology and layout , leaving all of that for later. Go to the bottom of the gnovel page to see the latest additions, from Ottoline's diary. Here are mini-versions of them. I'll be adding others more frequently now.
Happy 4th of July to American friends. To celebrate, I'm going to see a preview of Fahrenheit 9/11 tonight at my local cinema.
July 2, 2004
SATISFACTION
Well I had my 24 hours of fame and now I can't find it. The Guardian's Weblog lets you gloat and glow for a day and then moves on to someone else. Fair enough, but where is that mention of me now that I want to gloat a little more?  My hits did go up to about 200 since yesterday so why am I being an ungrateful wretch? Who can measure the infinite capacity for dissatisfaction of that stubborn beast called Ego?  Enough already. I'm entering a new phase of positivity based on the Law of Attraction. Watch this space.
July 1, 2004
I'M A TOP DOG BLOG! HEHEHEHEHEHEHE
Last night, in carefree, confident, elated mood brought on by dancing wildly to a 45 rpm (yes, sometimes I still play them) record of Leo Sayer's irresistible Long Tall Glasses - the best mood-enhancing tonic ever - I sat down and dashed off a short confident elated email to the Guardian Unlimited Weblog.
Well, my dancing energy was irresistible because today, guess who's top of the blogs at the Guardian's Weblog?
Augustine's blog
Blog pick:
Natalie d'Arbeloff tells me I should feature her blog because 'it is original, intelligent, witty, all my own work (much of it cartoons and other graphics) and there are no spelling mistakes '. It's one of the more, er, confident pitches I've received from a blogger in recent times: nevertheless, this blog deserves a mention for its colourful cartoons featuring Augustine, Natalie's alter ego. I particularly like conversations with Bush, Blair and Saddam.
Jane Perrone


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Across: 8. Ponder a hard job for religious leader (6) 9. Have Paul rewritten in major overhaul (8) 10. Made "progress" primarily a dreaded vice, and embraced church (8) 11. Anger about cricket team from the East's special medication (6) 12. Some attack a Bulgarian city (5) 14. Claim ripe to be torn apart based on evidence (9) 16. Crazy faith nags an embattled country (11) 19. Chained, worked as forced labour, often helping to build these large estates (9) 20. Constructive material to help children learn? No, not permitted in 26 centre! (5) 22. He often called cricket a healthy staple delivering brief high (6) 23.  Major statue getting smashed involves radical leader being at least childish (8) 26. Perhaps 8-following man of the cloth (mostly man) (6) Down: 1. see 7 2. Leap out, guilty perhaps (4) 3. Start promoting end of inferior pork cuts (5) 4. Primarily traditionalists, sought after to support a crazy Islamic State? (15) 5. Church gets spooky and holy man is most delighted (9) 6. Enable striking gold in styling it "cafe au lait" (10) 7,1. Sad about holy leadership, dumb at major loss? Nay, I'm a boy as raised and I'm angry and vocal about 17 wrecking these awesome figures! (7 7) 13. Infidel unit, half beaten, welcomed first couple of 4 (10) 15. Raged with under-educated group (9) 17. Students in 16 attending uprising rejecting yesterday's leader in Gaddafi perhaps (7) 18. Cutting tree with brand new device mightier than sword (7) 21.  Part of church takes part in uprising, but just a small part (4)


SNOBOL4STAT(3) | CSNOBOL4B 2.0 | January 1, 2015
NAME
snobol4stat – file status interface for SNOBOL4
SYNOPSYS
-INCLUDE 'stat.sno'
DESCRIPTION
STAT(path) returns file status for path, following symbolic links.
LSTAT(path) returns file status for path, returning information on symbolic links.
FSTAT(fd) returns file status for the open file descriptor fd.
All three return a DATA() object with the following members:
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ST_DEV
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The device number containing the file.
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ST_INO
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The file number within the device.
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ST_TYPE
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Is a STRING identifiying the file type:
'-' for a regular file,
'b' for a block special file (device),
'c' for a character special file (device),
'd' for a directory,
'l' for a symbolic link,
'p' for a named pipe (FIFO),
's' for a local (Unix) domain socket,
'w' for a whiteout,
'?' for none of the above.
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ST_MODE
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File "mode" (protection and type) bits.
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ST_NLINK
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The number of (hard) links to the file.
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ST_UID
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The owner of the file.
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ST_GID
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The group of the file.
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ST_RDEV
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Device id for special file.
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ST_SIZE
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Size in bytes.
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ST_BLOCKS
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Size in blocks.
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ST_BLKSIZE
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Preferred block size for file I/O.
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ST_ATIME
-
Access time in seconds since January 1st, 1970.
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ST_ATIMENSEC
-
fractional access time in nanoseconds.
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ST_MTIME
-
Data modification time in seconds since January 1st, 1970.
-
ST_MTIMENSEC
-
Fractional modification time in nanoseconds.
-
ST_CTIME
-
Metadata change time in seconds since January 1st, 1970.
-
ST_ATIMENSEC
-
Fractional change time in nanoseconds.
Values will be the empty string if the
data is not available.
SEE ALSO
snobol4(1), stat(2), lstat(2), fstat(2)
AUTHOR
Philip L. Budne


Troubleshooting drivers¶
Drivers, like the one for the accel sensor BMA421 or the touchscreen CST816S, can deal with interrupts.
Adapting existing drivers did not get me the desired quick results.
Even after analysing the behaviour, setting values at each function step, did not get me any further.
Overview¶
The drivers can use interrupts.
In the settings/config one can choose between OWN_THREAD and GLOBAL_THREAD.
This affect the behaviour of how threads are handled.
The tread-handling and interrupt-handling occurs in the driver itself.
An interrupt is handled immediatly, the processing is offloaded to the threading.
Example¶
You touch the touchscreen
the touchscreen generates an interrupt
the driver handles the interrupt
a thread is created by the interrupt
the threadhandling read the I2C-bus
Requirements¶
In order to create a working driver, I took it apart :
(split a complex problem into simple problems)
a sample to detect interrupt¶
samples/basic/testirq
Each time the touchscreen gets touched, it increases a counter.
a sample to scan the I2C-BUS¶
a sample to read the I2C-BUS¶
samples/basic/touched It is based on the Hynitron touchscreen code. Mass reading 63 bytes was not possible.
I did add a write of 1 to register 0x00.
a samples to handle semaphores¶
samples/basic/testsemaphore


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| export var MOCK_REPOS = [
{
"id": 16456682,
"name": "Ask-RG",
"full_name": "Ajeey/Ask-RG",
"owner": {
"login": "Ajeey",
"id": 1799117,
"avatar_url": "https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/1799117?v=3",
"gravatar_id": "",
"url": "https://api.github.com/users/Ajeey",
"html_url": "https://github.com/Ajeey",
"followers_url": "https://api.github.com/users/Ajeey/followers",
"following_url": "https://api.github.com/users/Ajeey/following{/other_user}",
"gists_url": "https://api.github.com/users/Ajeey/gists{/gist_id}",
"starred_url": "https://api.github.com/users/Ajeey/starred{/owner}{/repo}",
"subscriptions_url": "https://api.github.com/users/Ajeey/subscriptions",
"organizations_url": "https://api.github.com/users/Ajeey/orgs",
"repos_url": "https://api.github.com/users/Ajeey/repos",
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Finds initial smoothing parameter guesses for multiple smoothing parameter estimation. The idea is to find values such that the estimated degrees of freedom per penalized parameter should be well away from 0 and 1 for each penalized parameter, thus ensuring that the values are in a region of parameter space where the smoothing parameter estimation criterion is varying substantially with smoothing parameter value.
initial.sp(X,S,off,expensive=FALSE,XX=FALSE)
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Basically uses a crude approximation to the estimated degrees of freedom per model coefficient, to try and find smoothing parameters which bound these e.d.f.'s away from 0 and 1.
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I am trying to download the Halls of Advanced Training to replace my old testing module. I got the files onto my computer, but I can't figure out how to get the module into NWN. Does anyone know how to do that?
You just put the .mod files to your ...\NWN\modules dir. If there are hak packs, they go to ...\NWN\hak and custom talk tables go to ...\NWN\tlk. _________________ "We keep our Feast of Feasts, sure of our bourne, Our aims self-same: The Guest of Guests, friend Zarathustra, came! The world now laughs, the grisly veil was torn, And Light and Dark were one that wedding-morn."
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Test for viewer correct handling of whitespace and the 'xml:space' attribute. There are two sub-tests, for value "preserve". In each test, the content of the 'text' element is written on multiple lines. The first test of each pair has indented text with leading space characters, tabs, etc. The second has no indentation, but a line break before the content and after it. There are no space (or other whitespace) characters at the ends of the lines.
The two test cases are self-descriptive. From the top; first, "preserve" applied to essentially the same content as first; second, "preserve" applied to essentially the same content as second.
In each test, the test string is in blue and the reference image is in black. The rendered picture should approximately match the reference image, however there is some question in the reference image concerning the exact amount of space in the long-space areas. The third test uses the nbsp unicode character to force the reference white spaces display, which provides an accurate match if the font in use has the same metrics for that character and the default white space. Also, variations are possible in the text fonts and layout (per CSS2 rules).
The test also uses the 'rect' element, as well as basic fill (solid primary colors), stroke (black 1-pixel lines), font-family (Arial) and font-size properties.


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A note from the Finance Department said the securities will be issued for a minimum nominal amount of ₹10,000 and in multiples of ₹10,000 thereafter.
The auction will be conducted by the Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai Office (Fort), on Tuesday.
Interested persons, firms, companies, corporate bodies, institutions, PF, Trusts, Regional Rural Banks, Cooperative banks etc may submit a single consolidated non-competitive bid in electronic format on the Reserve Bank of India core banking solution (e-Kuber) available on the site www.rbi.org.in on November 19, between 10.30 a.m. and 11.30 a.m.
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The result of the auction will be displayed by the RBI on its website the same day.
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Class DbContext
A DbContext instance represents a session with the database and can be used to query and save instances of your entities. DbContext is a combination of the Unit Of Work and Repository patterns.
Inheritance
Namespace: Env.Commun.Donnees
Assembly: Commun.dll
Syntax
public class DbContext : IDisposable, IAsyncDisposable
Remarks
Typically you create a class that derives from DbContext and contains
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Initializes a new instance of the DbContext class. The
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DbContext(DbContextOptions)
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This subpart prescribes policies and procedures for acquiring services using performance-based acquisition methods.
(a) Solicitations may use either a performance work statement or a statement of objectives (see 37.602).
(b) Performance-based contracts for services shall include—
(1) A performance work statement (PWS);
(2) Measurable performance standards (i.e., in terms of quality, timeliness, quantity, etc.) and the method of assessing contractor performance against performance standards; and
(3) Performance incentives where appropriate. When used, the performance incentives shall correspond to the performance standards set forth in the contract (see 16.402-2).
(c) See 12.102(g) for the use of Part 12 procedures for performance-based acquisitions.
(a) A Performance work statement (PWS) may be prepared by the Government or result from a Statement of objectives (SOO) prepared by the Government where the offeror proposes the PWS.
(b) Agencies shall, to the maximum extent practicable—
(1) Describe the work in terms of the required results rather than either “how” the work is to be accomplished or the number of hours to be provided (see 11.002(a)(2) and 11.101);
(2) Enable assessment of work performance against measurable performance standards;
(3) Rely on the use of measurable performance standards and financial incentives in a competitive environment to encourage competitors to develop and institute innovative and cost-effective methods of performing the work.
(c) Offerors use the SOO to develop the PWS; however, the SOO does not become part of the contract. The SOO shall, at a minimum, include—
(1) Purpose;
(2) Scope or mission;
(3) Period and place of performance;
(4) Background;
(5) Performance objectives, i.e., required results; and
(6) Any operating constraints.
(a) Performance standards establish the performance level required by the Government to meet the contract requirements. The standards shall be measurable and structured to permit an assessment of the contractor’s performance.
(b) When offerors propose performance standards in response to a SOO, agencies shall evaluate the proposed standards to determine if they meet agency needs.
Requirements for quality assurance and quality assurance surveillance plans are in Subpart 46.4. The Government may either prepare the quality assurance surveillance plan or require the offerors to submit a proposed quality assurance surveillance plan for the Government’s consideration in development of the Government’s plan.


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We are releasing ECharts v3.5, where calendar coodinate system is supported and axis pointer is enhanced. Meanwhile ECharts statistic extension v1.0 is published.
Calendar coordiante system is a new type of echarts coordiante system, which can used to locate different charts (For example, scatter, heatmap, graph, pie, or even other coordinate systems like cartesian).
The original axis pointer is enhance significantly, which currently supports text label, a new interaction approach for touch device, and other detailed configurations. Besides, that synchronization between axis pointers of different coordinate systems is supported.
Statistic extension is a JavaScript liberary for statistics and data mining, including two-dimensional regression, multi-dimensional clustering and some commonly used statistical functions in v1.0.
Statistical Extension
Statistical extension is a statistical and data mining tool for echarts. At present, it mainly includes two-dimensional regression, multi-dimensional clustering and some commonly used statistical functions.
The regression algorithm in the extension not only contains the commonly used linear regression, but also contains exponential regression, logarithmic regression, and polynomial regression.
An example of linear regression:
An example of logarithmic regression:
Adhering to the purpose of visual analysis, our multi-dimensional clustering analysis, can not only statically produce the results of clustering of dataset, but also dynamically view the entire clustering analysis process.
An example of the result of dataset clustering:
An example demonstrating the entire process of clustering:
Unlike built-in charts in echarts, Statistical Extension is a extension of echarts, which is not intergrated by echarts by default, and you need to inclued ecStat.js
after echarts.js
. You can find the file dist/ecStat.js
in the latest released version at here (GitHub).
If you would like to know more, please visit the Statistical Extension GitHub Home
Calendar Coordinate System
Calendar coordiante system is a new type of echarts coordiante system, which can used to locate different charts (For example, scatter, heatmap, graph, pie, or even other coordinate systems like cartesian).
Using heatmap in calendar:
Using scatter in calendar:
Different types of chart can be place on calendar coordinate system together.
Both place heatmap and graph chart in calendar:
Calendar layout:
Calendar coordinate system can be placed horizontally or vertically. By convention, the heatmap calendar is horizontal. But if we need bigger cell size in other cases, the total width may be too wide. So calendar.orient can help in this case.
Adapt to container size:
Calendar coordinate system can be configured to adapt to container size, which is useful when page size is not sure. First of all, like other components, those location and size configurations can be specified on canlendar: left, right, top, bottom, width, height, which make calendar possible to modify its size according to container size. Besides, cellSize can be specified to fix the size of each cell of calendar.
More effects:
Feel free to combination charts and calendar coordinate systems. You may achieve awesome effects.
For example, using API chart.convertToPixel
to locate pie charts on calendar.
Axis Pointer
The term “Axis Pointer” refers the appearing line, shadow block and text label when mouse hovering or clicking on a coordinate system, which helps users to have insight into the data.
The original axis pointer is enhance significantly, which currently supports text label, a new approach of interaction on touch device, and other detailed configurations. Besides, that synchronization between axis pointers of different coordinate systems is supported.
An example, where axis pointers can be displayed in candlestick.
In the example above, axisPointer.link is used to synchronize axes from the two different cartesian coordiante system.
Besides, a approach of interaction on touch devices is supported, where axis pointer is alwayed displayed, and a handle button can be dragged to move the axis pointer, which makes the finger not block the view to charts any more.
This is another example:
These examples demonstrating the effect of mutiple axes with axis pointers:
At last, let’s see a more complicated example, where axisPointer.link is also be used to synchronize axis pointers of different axes.