Bat 21 (1988)
Grade: 73
"Bat 21" is a different kind of Vietnam war movie. No, not from the Vietnamese perspective: that would be too much to expect from Hollywood. It does not focus on the young soldier, part of a platoon, but instead is about a middle-aged colonel (Gene Hackman) shot down behind enemy lines, and a pilot (Danny Glover) who is determined to rescue him.
War as horror rather than heroism is a successfully explored theme. The devastation of the Vietnamese countryside by the Americans is shown, as well as the fierce fighting spirit of the Vietnamese. There is much tension as Hackman is always in trouble of being discovered, and the Vietnamese stop several abortive rescue attempts.
The relationship between Hackman and Glover, who have never met and communicate through radio transmissions, develops to the point where Glover is risking his life and career to save Hackman. Their conversations are well-scripted and believable. Also well done are scenes with Hackman encountering Vietnamese farmers and children.
Perhaps is the weakest point of the film comes at the end. Hackman and Glover survive a Yankee carpet bombing that manages to wipe out a chasing band of Vietnamese soldiers. It's too bad they didn't play the lottery if they are going to be that lucky.
Still, this is yet another important movie about the Vietnam war, and the struggle to survive amid adversity. A humble film that wisely narrows its scope to Hackman's trials.
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24.1 In the shadow of a tree with a dense, leafy canopy, one sees a number of light spots. Surprisingly, they all appear to be circular. Why? After all, the gaps between the leaves through which the sun shines are not likely to be circular.
24.2 Consider a picture of a white sphere floating in front of a black backdrop. The image curve separating white pixels from black pixels is sometimes called the “outline” of the sphere. Show that the outline of a sphere, viewed in a perspective camera, can be an ellipse. Why do spheres not look like ellipses to you?
24.3 Consider an infinitely long cylinder of radius $r$ oriented with its axis along the $y$-axis. The cylinder has a Lambertian surface and is viewed by a camera along the positive $z$-axis. What will you expect to see in the image if the cylinder is illuminated by a point source at infinity located on the positive $x$-axis? Draw the contours of constant brightness in the projected image. Are the contours of equal brightness uniformly spaced?
24.4 Edges in an image can correspond to a variety of events in a scene. Consider Figure illuminationfigure (page illuminationfigure), and assume that it is a picture of a real three-dimensional scene. Identify ten different brightness edges in the image, and for each, state whether it corresponds to a discontinuity in (a) depth, (b) surface orientation, (c) reflectance, or (d) illumination.
24.5 A stereoscopic system is being contemplated for terrain mapping. It will consist of two CCD cameras, each having ${512}\times {512}$ pixels on a 10 cm $\times$ 10 cm square sensor. The lenses to be used have a focal length of 16 cm, with the focus fixed at infinity. For corresponding points ($u_1,v_1$) in the left image and ($u_2,v_2$) in the right image, $v_1=v_2$ because the $x$-axes in the two image planes are parallel to the epipolar lines—the lines from the object to the camera. The optical axes of the two cameras are parallel. The baseline between the cameras is 1 meter.
If the nearest distance to be measured is 16 meters, what is the largest disparity that will occur (in pixels)?
What is the distance resolution at 16 meters, due to the pixel spacing?
What distance corresponds to a disparity of one pixel?
24.6 Which of the following are true, and which are false?
Finding corresponding points in stereo images is the easiest phase of the stereo depth-finding process.
Shape-from-texture can be done by projecting a grid of light-stripes onto the scene.
Lines with equal lengths in the scene always project to equal lengths in the image.
Straight lines in the image necessarily correspond to straight lines in the scene.
24.7 Which of the following are true, and which are false?
Finding corresponding points in stereo images is the easiest phase of the stereo depth-finding process.
In stereo views of the same scene, greater accuracy is obtained in the depth calculations if the two camera positions are farther apart.
Lines with equal lengths in the scene always project to equal lengths in the image.
Straight lines in the image necessarily correspond to straight lines in the scene.
24.8 (Courtesy of Pietro Perona.) Figure bottle-figure shows two cameras at X and Y observing a scene. Draw the image seen at each camera, assuming that all named points are in the same horizontal plane. What can be concluded from these two images about the relative distances of points A, B, C, D, and E from the camera baseline, and on what basis?


The Gift
The Gift is a movie starring Cate Blanchett, Katie Holmes, and Keanu Reeves. A woman with extrasensory perception is asked to help find a young woman who has disappeared.


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Computer Science Major
Coder | Dabbler | Designer
Experience
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Editor at the Hampton Script
October - December 2014In charge of editing features and front page articles for the Hampton Script.
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Computer Science Tutor
September - December 2014Tutoring any students who come in that are enrolled in any of the intro CS classes.
3 days a week, 1 hour each day.
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Google DC Hack Participant
October 2014Google was the host of DC Hack 2014, a 24 hour event taking place on Saturday, October 25.
My team Amitek made the web app operationAIR.
Education
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Hampton University
January 2014 - May 2016 (expected)Computer Science Major
AI: the final frontier. My two-year mission: to explore strange new software, to seek out new algorithms and new data structures, to boldly go where no female minority has gone before (at least not often enough).
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Old Dominion University
July - August 2013Dual-Enrollment Summer Class - Calculus
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Jacobs University Bremen
September - December 2013Computer Science Major - Study Abroad Semester
Honors
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Golden Key Member
November 2014Membership into the Society is by invitation only and applies to the top 15% of college and university sophomores, juniors and seniors, as well as top-performing graduate students in all fields of study, based solely on their academic achievements.
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STEM Bridge Scholarship
April 2014Virginia Space Grant Consortium (VSGC) provides renewable STEM Bridge Scholarships of $1,000 to sophomore students from any federally recognized minority group enrolled full-time in a program of study in STEM at one of the five Virginia Space Grant member universities.
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Innovation Honor Award
June 2013The objective of this award is to identify and encourage students who are creative and work to make a new and better place.


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PA 18915.
Cell phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A dedicated and inspired web designer and an Information Technology Enthusiast.


Advanced Separator Column Options
How to configure the optional Advanced Column Options for Separators on a form or list in the Form and List module. This tutorial assumes you are currently adding or editing a separator column. See "Creating a List", "Creating a Form" or "Editing List or Form Columns"
- Go to the Advanced Column Options section and set any of the following optional fields:
- At Acts as Fieldset (applies only to CSS based layout select from the following options:
- Mark the check box for greater page accessibility. This creates a fieldset element around the form and uses the title of the field as the fieldset legend.
- Unmark the check box to disable.
Setting the Advanced Options for a Separator
Separators displayed on a Form


[gecode-users] rtest_eq_dom doesnt lead to RT_TRUE !?!?!
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Thu Jun 8 13:25:04 CEST 2006
Hi.
> I found a strange behavior of the Gecode::rel function using IRT_NQ as
> an reified constraint.
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> I used 2 variables with the following domains:
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> d2 = (0,2)
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Giving ICL_DOM as a parameter does not always mean that domain consistency is
enforced. It only means that propagation will not be stronger than the level
given.
For (dis)equality, of course domain propagation is easy - nevertheless, it is
significantly more expensive than bounds propagation. That's why it is
currently not implemented.
Cheers,
Guido
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Programming Systems Lab, Saarland University, Germany
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The Manual performance style allows you to work with one page at a time. Swipe one finger to navigate between pages.
The screen is split along the middle into two Tap Zones. They are active parts of the screen that respond to taps with a single finger.
Pressing the Right Tap Zone advances the score while pressing the Left Tap Zone rewinds the score. If you're working in landscape orientation, the Tap Zones advance and rewind by half a page.
You can enable or disable the Tap Zones from within the App Settings.
Tap on any toolbar button to get more information on the functions that it performs.
To show or hide the toolbars touch the screen with two fingers.


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| Creates a camera entity and returns its handle. Without at least one camera, you won't be able to see anything in your 3D world. With more than one camera, you will be to achieve effect such as split-screen modes and rear-view mirrors. A camera can only render to the backbuffer. If you wish to display 3D graphics on an image or a texture then copy the contents of the backbuffer to the appropriate buffer. The optional parent parameter allow you to specify a parent entity for the camera so that when the parent is moved the child camera will move with it. However, this relationship is one way; applying movement commands to the child will not affect the parent. Specifying a parent entity will still result in the camera being created at position 0,0,0 rather than at the parent entity's position. |
| ; CreateCamera Example ; -------------------- Graphics3D 640,480 SetBuffer BackBuffer() ; Create camera camera=CreateCamera() light=CreateLight() cone=CreateCone() PositionEntity cone,0,0,5 While Not KeyDown( 1 ) RenderWorld Flip Wend End |


| CS 341 - Survey of Programming Languages
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Due: Thursday 10/19 at the beginning of class #15
Note: This work is to be done in pairs. Each pair will submit one assignment. Although you may divide the work, both team members should be able to present/describe their partner's work upon request.
To submit this homework, change into the directory containing all necessary files: MiniScheme3.jj and supporting abstract syntax tree .java files, and enter the command "submit341 ms3".
In this phase of the project, you will extend phase 2 to include Boolean values and operators, if-else, relational operators, and type predicates: #t, #f, and, or, not, if, eqv? (for integer and boolean), <, integer?, boolean?
Notes:
Grammar notes:
<program> --> { <definition> | <expression> }*
<definition> --> (
define <variable> <expression> )
<variable> --> <any <identifier> that
isn't also a keyword>
<identifier> --> <initial> { <subsequent> }*
<initial> --> [a-z!$%&*/:<=>?^_~]
<subsequent> --> <initial> | <digit> |
[+-.@]
<digit> --> [0-9]
<expression> --> <variable>
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Files CCore/inc/StrMap.h CCore/src/StrMap.cpp
StrMap is a Partial class. It can be used to build a static string indexed map. The type T must have a nothrow destructor and be swappable.
template <class T>
class StrMap : NoCopy
{
....
protected:
StrMap() {}
template <class ... SS>
void add(StrLen key,SS && ... ss); // key is persistent
void complete();
public:
~StrMap() {}
T * operator [] (StrLen key);
const T * operator [] (StrLen key) const;
};
operator [] returns the pointer to the object with the given key. If there is no such then null is returned.
Constructor of a derived class is responsible for the building the map. It may add map elements using the method add(). The first argument is the StrLen key, it must be persistent for the map life-time duration. Other arguments are forwarded to the T constructor. To finish the map building the method complete() must be called.
There are two common algorithms of incremental search a given string in a sorted range of strings. Both operates on a range of objects. It is assumed, that each object contains a StrLen property and the range is sorted in respect to this property. To extract this property the functor by is used.
template <Algon::RangeType R,class Func> R StrNextFrame(R r,ulen ind,char ch,Func by); template <Algon::RangeType R,class Func> R StrLastFrame(R r,ulen len,Func by);
StrNextFrame() returns the subrange of objects, which string has the ind-th character equals ch. It is assumed, that ind-length prefix of all strings are the same. The resulting subrange consists of objects with ind+1-length prefix of all strings are the same.
StrLastFrame() returns the subrange of objects, which string has the length len. It is assumed, that len-length prefix of all strings are the same.


PSYC 3435: Principles of Research for the Behavioral Sciences
Contact info
- Professor: Thomas J. Faulkenberry, Ph.D
- Office: Math 319
- Office hours: MWF 1-3 pm, TR 9-11 am
- Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Website: http://tomfaulkenberry.github.io
- Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Course description
This laboratory course is designed to introduce students to the philosophy of scientific inquiry with an emphasis on experimental methodology. This will be accomplished via a combination of traditional lectures along with an application of principles through laboratory experimentation and demonstration. Essentially, we will cover the "nuts and bolts" of putting together and completing a research project in psychology. To this end, we will cover all fourteen chapters of the textbook. All students enrolled in this course are required to have previously taken PSYC 3309 (Writing in Psychology) and PSYC 3330 (Statistics).
Course materials
- The Process of Research in Psychology (3rd ed.) by McBride (2015) Amazon link
- APA Publication Manual (6th ed.) Amazon link
- JASP statistical software (free download from jasp-stats.org)
Student learning outcomes
- Describe advantages of the scientific method compared to other approaches
- Identify various research designs and uses of each
- Conduct library research
- Paraphrase and cite material from primary sources
- Develop a research question and write hypotheses appropriate for it
- Design and conduct a research project to test hypotheses
- Analyze data collected from research using computer software
- Communicate the findings of research as a complete APA style manuscript
Requirements and grading
- Exam 1 (100 pts)
- Exam 2 (100 pts)
- Exam 3 (100 pts)
- Final exam (150 pts)
- Unit quizzes (100 pts)
- Lab assignments (100 pts)
- Research participation (50 pts)
- Total = 700 points
Grades will be assigned based on the percentage of points you accumulate out of these 700 points. I will use the standard grading scale of A=90%, B=80%, etc.
Exams (64% of grade)
There will be four exams throughout the semester. They will cover material from the text and the lectures. Exam questions will be a mix of multiple choice and short answer and will be worth 100 points each.
Dates:
- Exam 1 (Wednesday, Feb 13)
- Exam 2 (Wednesday, March 27)
- Exam 3 (Wednesday, April 24)
- Final exam (Monday, May 6, 3:00-5:30 pm)
Unit quizzes (14% of grade)
Every Friday (excluding exam weeks), there will be a short in-class quiz over the material covered in lectures on Monday and Wednesday. Typically, the quizzes will consist of multiple choice questions, although the format may change occasionally depending on material. Your final quiz average will be scaled to a total of 100 points for the semester (i.e., if you average 8.6/10 points over all quizzes, your final quiz grade will be 86/100).
Lab assignments (14% of grade)
There will be four lab assignments this semester. Each assignment is designed to give you first hand experience with essential research skills, such as conducting an experiment, collecting data, and writing up an APA manuscript. Except for Lab 1 (an APA exercise), each of you will administer a short experiment, collect some data, analyze the collected data for the class, and compose an APA manuscript based on the experiment and the results.
Lab Assignments and dates
- Lab 1 – APA formatting (10 points), due Friday, Feb 8
- Lab 2.1 – Chi-squared design, data collection (10 points), due Friday, Feb 22
- Lab 2.2 – Chi-squared design, analysis and report (20 points), due Friday, Mar 8
- Lab 3.1 – Independent groups design, data collection (10 points), due Friday, Mar 29
- Lab 3.2 – Independent groups design, analysis and report (20 points), due Friday, Apr 12
- Lab 4.1 – Factorial design, data collection (10 points), due Friday, Apr 19
- Lab 4.2 – Factorial design, analysis and report (20 points), due Friday, May 3
Research participation (8% of grade)
Research is the lifeblood of psychology! In order to promote your growth as a psychological scientist, you will be required to participate in 2 "units" of research over the course of the semester. Roughly defined, a "unit" of research consists of either (1) participation in one hour of psychological experiments, usually offered right here in the Psychology department at Tarleton, or (2) a 3-5 page critical reflection of an empirical research article related to human learning and/or cognition, usually chosen by me. Instructions for participation will be given in class.
Course Communication
Email is the primary means of communication for this course. If you have questions about the course, always feel free to send me an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I only ask that you adhere to two guidelines:
- please include the course number (PSYC 3435) in the subject line. For example, one good way to do this is: Subject: [PSYC 3435] Question about Lab 2
- please use proper email etiquette.  You might be surprised how many times I get an email from a nondescript email address with no indication from WHOM the email was sent!
Also, I will be sending periodic emails to each of you that update you on course progress, due dates, etc. It is imperative that you check your Tarleton email address regularly so that you don't miss any of these messages.
University Policy on "F" Grades
Beginning in Fall 2015, Tarleton began differentiating between a failed grade in a class because a student never attended (F0 grade), stopped attending at some point in the semester (FX grade), or because the student did not pass the course (F) but attended the entire semester. These grades will be noted on the official transcript. Stopping or never attending class can result in the student having to return aid monies received. For more information see the Tarleton Financial Aid website.
Academic Honesty
Cheating, plagiarism (submitting another person’s materials or ideas as one’s own without proper attribution), or doing work for another person who will receive academic credit are all disallowed. This includes the use of unauthorized books, notebooks, or other sources in order to secure of give help during an examination, the unauthorized copying of examinations, assignments, reports, or term papers, or the presentation of unacknowledged material as if it were the student’s own work. Disciplinary action may be taken beyond the academic discipline administered by the faculty member who teaches the course in which the cheating took place.
The minimum sanction for any act of academic dishonesty is a grade of 0 on the affected assignment; a grade of F for the course may be assigned in severe cases.
Academic Affairs Core Value Statements
Academic Integrity Statement
Tarleton State University's core values are integrity, leadership, tradition, civility, excellence, and service. Central to these values is integrity, which is maintaining a high standard of personal and scholarly conduct. Academic integrity represents the choice to uphold ethical responsibility for one’s learning within the academic community, regardless of audience or situation.
Academic Civility Statement
Students are expected to interact with professors and peers in a respectful manner that enhances the learning environment. Professors may require a student who deviates from this expectation to leave the face-to-face (or virtual) classroom learning environment for that particular class session (and potentially subsequent class sessions) for a specific amount of time. In addition, the professor might consider the university disciplinary process (for Academic Affairs/Student Life) for egregious or continued disruptive behavior.
Academic Excellence Statement
Tarleton holds high expectations for students to assume responsibility for their own individual learning. Students are also expected to achieve academic excellence by:
- honoring Tarleton’s core values, upholding high standards of habit and behavior.
- maintaining excellence through class attendance and punctuality, preparing for active participation in all learning experiences.
- putting forth their best individual effort.
- continually improving as independent learners.
- engaging in extracurricular opportunities that encourage personal and academic growth.
- reflecting critically upon feedback and applying these lessons to meet future challenges.
Students with Disabilities Policy
It is the policy of Tarleton State University to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (www.ada.gov) and other applicable laws. If you are a student with a disability seeking accommodations for this course, please contact the Center for Access and Academic Testing, at<PHONE_NUMBER> or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The office is located in Math 201. More information can be found at www.tarleton.edu/caat or in the University Catalog.
Note: any changes to this syllabus will be communicated to you by the instructor!
Schedule of lectures
| Week | Dates | Lecture topic |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jan 14-18 | Knowing in psychological science (Ch 1) |
| 2 | Jan 21-25 | Reading the literature / APA style (Ch 2,8) |
| 3 | Jan 28-Feb 1 | Basic research methods (Ch 3) |
| 4 | Feb 4-8 | Ethics in psychological science (Ch 5) |
| 5 | Feb 11-15 | Exam 1 |
| 6 | Feb 18-22 | Experiments: selecting and manipulating variables (Ch 4) |
| 7 | Feb 25-Mar 1 | Experiments: sampling methods (Ch 6) |
| 8 | Mar 4-8 | Experiments: basic designs (Ch 11) |
| - | Mar 11-15 | Spring break! |
| 9 | Mar 18-22 | Experiments: factorial designs (Ch 11) |
| 10 | Mar 25-29 | Exam 2 |
| 11 | Apr 1-5 | Non-experiments: correlations and regression (Ch 10) |
| 12 | Apr 8-12 | Non-experiments: quasi-experiments (Ch 12) |
| 13 | Apr 15-19 | Non-experiments: developmental designs (Ch 13) |
| 14 | Apr 22-26 | Exam 3 |
| 15 | Apr 29-May 1 | Course review |
| 16 | May 6-10 | Final exam: Monday, May 6, 3:00-5:30 pm |


A message representing a option the parser does not recognize. This only
appears in options protos created by the compiler::Parser class.
DescriptorPool resolves these when building Descriptor objects. Therefore,
options protos in descriptor objects (e.g. returned by Descriptor::options(),
or produced by Descriptor::CopyTo()) will never have UninterpretedOptions
in them.
A message representing a option the parser does not recognize. This only appears in options protos created by the compiler::Parser class. DescriptorPool resolves these when building Descriptor objects. Therefore, options protos in descriptor objects (e.g. returned by Descriptor::options(), or produced by Descriptor::CopyTo()) will never have UninterpretedOptions in them.


fun launch(context: Context, fileName: String, mode: Int = Context.MODE_PRIVATE): Rocket
Method for starting the Rocket's instance.
context
- context of the Singleton you are instantiating it
fileName
- file name of the SharedPreferences you wish to provide


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| BIGINT(19) | NOT NULL | ARTEFACT_ID | |
| INTEGER(10) | NOT NULL | ARTEFACT_VERSION | |
| BIGINT(19) | NOT NULL | ARTEFACT_ACTOR_ID | |
| BIGINT(19) | NOT NULL | ARTEFACT_STATUS_ID | |
| BIGINT(19) | NOT NULL | ARTEFACT_TIMBER_ID | |
| INTEGER(10) | NOT NULL | ARTEFACT_ORDINAL | |
| DECIMAL(7, 2) | NOT NULL | ARTEFACT_PRICE | |
| VARCHAR(64 BYTE) | NOT NULL | ARTEFACT_IMAGENAME | |
| VARCHAR(256 BYTE) | NOT NULL | ARTEFACT_ORIGIN | |
| VARCHAR(256 BYTE) | NOT NULL | ARTEFACT_COMMENT |
| Current Table Indexes | ||
| Primary Key | SQL170221155854380 | BOWLS.ARTEFACT_ID |
| Non-Unique | SQL170221155854381 | BOWLS.ARTEFACT_ACTOR_ID |
| Non-Unique | SQL170221155854382 | BOWLS.ARTEFACT_STATUS_ID |
| Non-Unique | SQL170221155854383 | BOWLS.ARTEFACT_TIMBER_ID |
| Unique | ARTEFACT_PK | BOWLS.ARTEFACT_ORDINAL |
| Current Table Foreign Keys | |||
| ARTEFACT_ACTOR_FK | BOWLS.ARTEFACT_ACTOR_ID | ACTOR | BOWLS.ACTOR_ID |
| ARTEFACT_STATUS_FK | BOWLS.ARTEFACT_STATUS_ID | STATUS | BOWLS.STATUS_ID |
| ARTEFACT_TIMBER_FK | BOWLS.ARTEFACT_TIMBER_ID | TIMBER | BOWLS.TIMBER_ID |
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is a research project funded by the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under grant agreement no. 600601. Its vision is to unfold the treasure of cultural, educational and scientific long-tail content for the benefit of all users. EEXCESS stands for: Enhancing Europe’s eXchange in Cultural Educational and Scientific reSources.
Through personalised and contextualised recommendation technologies we aim to enrich existing content dissemination channels users habitually use (e.g. social media) and content creation techniques users regularly conduct (e.g. writing blog entries). In order to ensure high quality recommendations we emphasize the integration of knowledge from memory organisations as well as the analysis of user behaviour and content consumption patterns. As the latter raises serious privacy protection issues, we will develop methods for retaining users’ privacy while offering the full range of personalisation.
The main goal of EEXCESS is to facilitate the access to high-quality information on the internet. In this sense it
will research and develop personalised, contextualised and decentralised recommendation technology capable to scale
to large numbers of users. This is done by the enrichment of media content, creation of personalised recommendations
as well as privacy preservation.
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NUC472_NUC442_BSP V3.03.004
The Board Support Package for NUC472/NUC442
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Functions | |
| void | USBH_HidInit (void) |
| Init USB Host HID driver. More... | |
| HID_DEV_T * | USBH_HidGetDeviceList (void) |
| Get a list of currently connected USB Hid devices. More... | |
| int32_t | HID_HidGetReportDescriptor (HID_DEV_T *hdev, uint8_t *desc_buf, int buf_max_len) |
| Get report descriptor request. More... | |
| int32_t | HID_HidGetReport (HID_DEV_T *hdev, int rtp_typ, int rtp_id, uint8_t *data, int len) |
| HID class standard request Get_Report request. The Get_Report request allows the host to receive a report via the Control pipe. More... | |
| int32_t | HID_HidSetReport (HID_DEV_T *hdev, int rtp_typ, int rtp_id, uint8_t *data, int len) |
| HID class standard request Set_Report request. The Set_Report request allows the host to send a report to the device, possibly setting the state of input, output, or feature controls. More... | |
| int32_t | HID_HidGetIdle (HID_DEV_T *hdev, int rtp_id, uint8_t *idle_rate) |
| HID class standard request Get_Idle request. The Get_Idle request reads the current idle rate for a particular Input report. More... | |
| int32_t | HID_HidSetIdle (HID_DEV_T *hdev, int rtp_id, uint8_t idle_rate) |
| HID class standard request Set_Idle request. The Set_Idle request silences a particular report on the Interrupt In pipe until a new event occurs or the specified amount of time passes. More... | |
| int32_t | HID_HidGetProtocol (HID_DEV_T *hdev, uint8_t *protocol) |
| HID class standard request Get_Protocol request. The Get_Protocol request reads which protocol is currently active (either the boot protocol or the report protocol.) More... | |
| int32_t | HID_HidSetProtocol (HID_DEV_T *hdev, uint8_t protocol) |
| HID class standard request Set_Protocol request. The Set_Protocol switches between the boot protocol and the report protocol (or vice versa). More... | |
| int32_t | USBH_HidStartIntReadPipe (HID_DEV_T *hdev, HID_IR_FUNC *func) |
| Start purge the USB interrupt in transfer. More... | |
| int32_t | USBH_HidStartIntWritePipe (HID_DEV_T *hdev, HID_IW_FUNC *func) |
| Start purge the USB interrupt out transfer. More... | |
Variables | |
| USB_DEV_T * | usbhid_dev::udev |
| int | usbhid_dev::ifnum |
| uint8_t | usbhid_dev::bSubClassCode |
| uint8_t | usbhid_dev::bProtocolCode |
| URB_T * | usbhid_dev::urbin |
| URB_T * | usbhid_dev::urbout |
| uint8_t | usbhid_dev::inbuf [HID_MAX_BUFFER_SIZE] |
| HID_IR_FUNC * | usbhid_dev::read_func |
| HID_IW_FUNC * | usbhid_dev::write_func |
| struct usbhid_dev * | usbhid_dev::next |
| uint8_t | usbhid_dev::client [HID_CLIENT_SIZE] |
HID device structure
| int32_t HID_HidGetIdle | ( | HID_DEV_T * | hdev, |
| int | rtp_id, | ||
| uint8_t * | idle_rate | ||
| ) |
HID class standard request Get_Idle request. The Get_Idle request reads the current idle rate for a particular Input report.
| [in] | hdev | HID device |
| [in] | rtp_id | Report ID |
| [out] | idle_rate | An one byte buffer holds the reported idle rate. |
| 0 | Success |
| Otherwise | Failed |
Definition at line 204 of file hid_core.c.
| int32_t HID_HidGetProtocol | ( | HID_DEV_T * | hdev, |
| uint8_t * | protocol | ||
| ) |
HID class standard request Get_Protocol request. The Get_Protocol request reads which protocol is currently active (either the boot protocol or the report protocol.)
| [in] | hdev | HID device |
| [out] | protocol | An one byte buffer holds the protocol code. |
| 0 | Success |
| Otherwise | Failed |
Definition at line 268 of file hid_core.c.
| int32_t HID_HidGetReport | ( | HID_DEV_T * | hdev, |
| int | rtp_typ, | ||
| int | rtp_id, | ||
| uint8_t * | data, | ||
| int | len | ||
| ) |
HID class standard request Get_Report request. The Get_Report request allows the host to receive a report via the Control pipe.
| [in] | hdev | HID device |
| [in] | rtp_typ | Report type. Valid values are: |
| [in] | rtp_id | Report ID |
| [out] | data | Buffer to store data retrieved from this report ID. |
| [in] | len | Report length. |
| >=0 | The actual length of data obtained from this report ID. |
| Otherwise | Failed |
Definition at line 138 of file hid_core.c.
| int32_t HID_HidGetReportDescriptor | ( | HID_DEV_T * | hdev, |
| uint8_t * | desc_buf, | ||
| int | buf_max_len | ||
| ) |
Get report descriptor request.
| [in] | hdev | HID device |
| [out] | desc_buf | The data buffer to store report descriptor. |
| [in] | buf_max_len | The maximum length of desc_buf. This function will read more data than buf_max_len. |
| <0 | Failed |
| Otherwise | Length of report descriptor read. |
Definition at line 76 of file hid_core.c.
| int32_t HID_HidSetIdle | ( | HID_DEV_T * | hdev, |
| int | rtp_id, | ||
| uint8_t | idle_rate | ||
| ) |
HID class standard request Set_Idle request. The Set_Idle request silences a particular report on the Interrupt In pipe until a new event occurs or the specified amount of time passes.
| [in] | hdev | HID device |
| [in] | rtp_id | Report ID |
| [out] | idle_rate | The idle rate to be set. |
| 0 | Success |
| Otherwise | Failed |
Definition at line 236 of file hid_core.c.
| int32_t HID_HidSetProtocol | ( | HID_DEV_T * | hdev, |
| uint8_t | protocol | ||
| ) |
HID class standard request Set_Protocol request. The Set_Protocol switches between the boot protocol and the report protocol (or vice versa).
| [in] | hdev | HID device |
| [in] | protocol | The protocol to be set. |
| 0 | Success |
| Otherwise | Failed |
Definition at line 299 of file hid_core.c.
| int32_t HID_HidSetReport | ( | HID_DEV_T * | hdev, |
| int | rtp_typ, | ||
| int | rtp_id, | ||
| uint8_t * | data, | ||
| int | len | ||
| ) |
HID class standard request Set_Report request. The Set_Report request allows the host to send a report to the device, possibly setting the state of input, output, or feature controls.
| [in] | hdev | HID device |
| [in] | rtp_typ | Report type. Valid values are: |
| [in] | rtp_id | Report ID |
| [out] | data | Buffer store data to be send. |
| [in] | len | Report length. |
| >=0 | The actual length of data written to this report ID. |
| Otherwise | Failed |
Definition at line 174 of file hid_core.c.
| HID_DEV_T * USBH_HidGetDeviceList | ( | void | ) |
Get a list of currently connected USB Hid devices.
| NULL | There's no HID device found. |
| Otherwise | A list of connected HID devices. |
The HID devices are chained by the "next" member of HID_DEV_T.
Definition at line 262 of file hid_driver.c.
| void USBH_HidInit | ( | void | ) |
Init USB Host HID driver.
Definition at line 246 of file hid_driver.c.
| HIDDEN_SYMBOLS int32_t USBH_HidStartIntReadPipe | ( | HID_DEV_T * | hdev, |
| HID_IR_FUNC * | func | ||
| ) |
Start purge the USB interrupt in transfer.
| [in] | hdev | HID device |
| [in] | func | The interrupt in data receiver callback function. |
| 0 | Success |
| Otherwise | Failed |
Definition at line 378 of file hid_core.c.
| int32_t USBH_HidStartIntWritePipe | ( | HID_DEV_T * | hdev, |
| HID_IW_FUNC * | func | ||
| ) |
Start purge the USB interrupt out transfer.
| [in] | hdev | HID device |
| [in] | func | The interrupt in data transfer callback function. |
| 0 | Success |
| Otherwise | Failed |
Definition at line 439 of file hid_core.c.
| uint8_t usbhid_dev::bProtocolCode |
Interface protocol code
Definition at line 96 of file usbh_hid.h.
| uint8_t usbhid_dev::bSubClassCode |
Interface subclass code
Definition at line 95 of file usbh_hid.h.
| uint8_t usbhid_dev::client[HID_CLIENT_SIZE] |
HID device client data area
Definition at line 103 of file usbh_hid.h.
| int usbhid_dev::ifnum |
Interface numder
Definition at line 94 of file usbh_hid.h.
| uint8_t usbhid_dev::inbuf[HID_MAX_BUFFER_SIZE] |
Input buffer
Definition at line 99 of file usbh_hid.h.
| struct usbhid_dev* usbhid_dev::next |
Point to the next HID device
Definition at line 102 of file usbh_hid.h.
| HID_IR_FUNC* usbhid_dev::read_func |
Interrupt-in callback function
Definition at line 100 of file usbh_hid.h.
| USB_DEV_T* usbhid_dev::udev |
USB device pointer of HID_DEV_T
Definition at line 93 of file usbh_hid.h.
| URB_T* usbhid_dev::urbin |
Input URB
Definition at line 97 of file usbh_hid.h.
| URB_T* usbhid_dev::urbout |
Output URB
Definition at line 98 of file usbh_hid.h.
| HID_IW_FUNC* usbhid_dev::write_func |
Interrupt-out callback function
Definition at line 101 of file usbh_hid.h.


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Question of the Day: Should You Major In Drama?
Oct 21, 2008
Isaac over at Parabasis posed an important question yesterday which I think deserves response: Should you major in drama:
I ask you dear readers to weigh in on this. I was a drama major, and I go back and forth as to whether or not this was a good idea (nothing against Vassar's Drama Department, which was quite good, and I'm happy I did a liberal arts drama program and not a conservatory one). I think part of this question gets to the root of an even deeper question: What is a college major for? Is it meant to be vocational training, in which case all liberal arts study fails the test unless all liberal arts students are planning on going into academia? Is it, as David Foster Wallace postulated, to literally teach us how to think? Is it to create a society where people at their jobs have a wide variety of perspectives and backgrounds, and thus the disconnect between major and job is a feature not a bug? Why college at all?
I responded in his comments, but for the sake of posterity, I'll publish it here:
Here's my background to give you sense of where I'm coming from: Went to a state University as a drama major for two years, transferred to a big city conservatory and had to drop out due to finances after a year. I never finished my BFA.
I then went on to chase carrots and climb ladders very successfully with Fortune 100 company for 15 years. Not wanting to live with regrets, I made a conscious decision to avoid looking back. That strategy worked for a time. One day I'd had enough, gracefully "retired" and today I'm back finishing up that degree with plans for an MFA after that.
While a drama degree will never be a notch on the resume for the board of directors or shareholders, I can say that every promotion, every new job (role if you will), my experience in the theatre was a key component to my success. Here's three reasons why:
- True dedication to the arts - like that required in a top-notch drama program - requires a ton of hard work, long hours, the ability to prioritize, and tremendous sacrifice. If you have the ability to do these three things, you have a leg up on most others around you in any situation outside of the arts.
- Succeeding in business, as in many other fields requires both keen self-awareness and the ability to present yourself to others. That's pretty much what is required to be successful in a highly competitive drama program at a university.
- Life is competitive - like it or not. You will win some and lose some but it is how you handle both that defines your character to others in your field. Anyone serious about committing themselves to the arts has to learn to deal with the inherent competition in healthy ways or they risk losing it all within their community.
I wholly agree with "Director" in that you should pursue what you are passionate about for as long as you are able to pursue it and for man of the same reasons he listed.
College is a time when your adult personality really begins to be forged and being able to feel passionate and energized about what you're doing on a daily basis has a way of bringing out the best in a person.
He also linked to a commencement address by David Foster Wallace at Kenyan in 2005 which I think is worth a read.
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Class Summary |
| Doc |
Documents are the unit of indexing and search. |
| DocAcl |
Stores the view and edit permission of a document. |
| DocContent |
Stores the fields of the document. |
| DocMeta |
It Stores meta information about the document. |
| DocTeaser |
Documents could be coming as structured or unstructured in a unified platform. |
| DocTerms |
This is the term vector specific to a document. |
| DocumentType |
Defines various document types. |
| IdMapping |
As multiple data format can be stored, an internal unique key is generated. |
| IndexLog |
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| IndexReader |
Performs Reads Operation on HSearch Index |
| IndexService |
Initializes both the read and write index services. |
| IndexWriter |
Performs write operation on HSearch index |
| InvertedIndex |
The inverted Index data structure and byte operations. |
| PreviewAppendRecord |
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| PreviewDeleteRecord |
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| Term |
Each word stores as a term inside the index. |
| TermColumns |
Term Columns keep multiple terms belonging to the column
containing that term. |
| TermFamilies |
This contain multiple term columns for a given term family. |
| TermList |
Multiple terms grouped as termlist |
| TermsBlockRecord |
This is a Row from Index table which has the
ability to merge and store with previous values. |
| TermStream |
Wrapped Type TokenStream with sighting information. |
| TermTables |
Multiple term families grouped inside a Termtable |
| TermType |
Defines various term types. |
| TermWeight |
Configurable Term Sighting Score weights. |


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Northern Ireland moving in right direction – Michael O’Neill
The Green and White Army play their final Group C fixture on Tuesday when they face Germany in Frankfurt.
Michael O’Neill believes Northern Ireland are moving in the right direction despite missing out on automatic qualification for Euro 2020.
The Green and White Army play their final Group C fixture on Tuesday when they face Germany in Frankfurt, but attention is already shifting to the play-offs in March after Saturday’s goalless draw with Holland ended any chance of advancing directly.
That Northern Ireland could not match their achievement of reaching Euro 2016 out of a group that included the Dutch and Germans is no surprise, and O’Neill sees no failure in that.
“Of course we were in a position to take more points, but people have to be realistic with the level of the opposition that we’re playing against,” he said.
“For most of our players it is a huge step up. For us to get to the finals ahead of Germany and Holland, I’m not sure how many other teams in Europe would be capable of doing that.
“We have a route through the play-offs and the good thing for us there won’t be anyone in the play-offs at the level of Germany and Holland.”
As it stands, Northern Ireland look likely to face Bosnia and Herzegovina away from home in March, though the picture could yet change.
If Hungary can beat Wales on Tuesday to qualify automatically, Northern Ireland could yet get a home fixture but the outcome will not be known until Friday’s draw in Nyon.
O’Neill plans to stay on and take charge of those play-offs alongside his new role as Stoke manager, though inevitably speculation is already rife as to who will eventually replace him.
O’Neill is expected to play a role in deciding his successor and is certain he will be handing over a team on the rise.
“How those players have adapted to that is testament to the likes of Craig (Cathcart), Jonny (Evans) and (Steven Davis).
“They have been the backbone of the consistency of the team and have made it easier for those younger players who have come in.
“I think we’re in a good place. If you look at our qualification record… before we played Germany in September, it was over 60 per cent in terms of our win ratio, so for a country like Northern Ireland to have that win ratio in qualification games is extremely pleasing.
Craig Cathcart stands to earn his 50th cap in Tuesday’s match, though his regular defensive partner Jonny Evans could miss out after suffering with an illness.
Jamal Lewis has already been ruled out, having returned to Norwich for assessment on a knee injury suffered on Saturday.


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Cubs Prospect Gretzky Reportedly Headed to Angels author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 9214 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=9214 date: '2014-03-20 14:43:50 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-03-20 19:43:50 +0000' categories: - Minor Leagues - Prospects tags: - Midwest League - Boise - Trevor Gretzky - Wayne Gretzky - Kane County - Northwest League - Patrick Mooney - Matt Scioscia comments: - id: 10413 author: Mitchell Williams author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-03-20 16:47:26 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-03-20 21:47:26 +0000' content: Seen em both in Burlington last year ... Trevor be in burlington this year ? - id: 10414 author: Ivy Envy author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-03-20 18:55:43 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-03-20 23:55:43 +0000' content: Yeah, I'd imagine he'll be in Burlington. ---
Just this morning, MiLB.com ran a story on Cubs prospect, Trevor Gretzky. Yes...THAT Gretzky, son of "The Great One."
Then this came across the Twitter stream from Dan Vogelbach:
Good luck to my boy @TrevorGretzky with the angels. Not going to be the same without u my man, gonna miss you for sure.
— Daniel Vogelbach (@Flowbro3) March 20, 2014
The only current news is that there is some weight behind the Vogelbach tweet (har har). Patrick Mooney tweeted this:
Source confirms @Flowbro3 report: The Cubs have a minor deal in the works that would involve Trevor Gretzky going to the Angels.
— Patrick Mooney (@CSNMooney) March 20, 2014
Trevor Gretzky was drafted straight out of high school, in the 7th round of the 2011 draft. The 21 year-old left fielder spent time with Boise and Kane County in 2013, batting .274/.300/.333 between the Northwest League and Midwest League.
Gretzky would have probably started 2014 with Kane County, given he was with the Cougars only 14 games at the end of the 2014 season. The Cubs are an organization that is sitting really well with positional prospects, so we can expect to see more of these moves. If Gretzky has in fact been sent to the Angels, I'd guess the Cubs are getting pitching in return.
***EDIT*** 3/20/14 - 3:30pm Central
Thanks to Bill Shaikin of the LA Times, we know who the Cubs got in return for Trevor Gretzky.
#Angels trade Mike Scioscia's kid to #Cubs for Wayne Gretzky's kid. Seriously: 1B Matt Scioscia for OF Trevor Gretzky.
— Bill Shaikin (@BillShaikin) March 20, 2014
Matt Scioscia is a 25 year-old 1st baseman out of the University of Notre Dame. Essentially, this trade means nothing. I think it grabbed our attention because we haven't seen the Cubs trade many minor league guys and perhaps we/I hoped Gretzky was part of a larger deal that would bring the Cubs some pitching. Other than the notable last names, it's just a swap of players that will most likely not make it out of the minors.


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VCS Integration Plugins
This page gives an overview of the Version Control Integration API in IntelliJ IDEA 7.0. Most of the concepts described here also apply to IntelliJ IDEA 6.0. The VCS API was significantly refactored in version 6.0, and this document does not describe the API of older versions.
Key Concepts
FilePath
A FilePath represents a path to a file or directory on disk or in the VCS repository. Unlike a VirtualFile, a FilePath can represent a path to a file which doesn’t exist on disk. The main difference between a FilePath and a java.io.File is that a FilePath caches the VirtualFile corresponding to the path, so it can be retrieved without doing a VFS search.
To create instances of
FilePath,
the
VcsContextFactory
API is used.
It can be accessed asPeerFactory.getInstance().getVcsContextFactory()
FilePath
representing paths in a VCS repository, rather than local paths, are created using
VcsContextFactory.createFilePathOnNonLocal()
. FilePath.isNonLocal()
returns true for such files.
Revision Number
A VcsRevisionNumber represents a revision number of the file. If the VCS stores revision numbers as simple integers, the standard VcsRevisionNumber. Int implementation can be used. If the VCS has a more complex format of revision numbers (like CVS, which uses a series of numbers delimited with dots), the plugin can provide a custom implementation.
ContentRevision
A ContentRevision represents a particular revision of a file, which exists either locally or in a VCS repository. It has three main attributes:
-
FilePath
specifying the file of which this is a revision. If some version of the file exists locally, this should be a local path. -
VcsRevisionNumber
specifying the revision number of the revision, orVcsRevisionNumber.NULL
if the revision exists only locally. -
Content of the revision.
The content is returned as string, and the VCS plugin is responsible for converting the binary file content to correct encoding.
To detect the encoding automatically based on the IDE settings and the byte order mark, the method CharsetToolkit.bytesToString()
can be used (this API is new in IDEA 7.0.2).
Revisions of binary files can also be represented as BinaryContentRevision, which is a subclass of ContentRevision.
For binary revisions, the result of getContent() is undefined, and getBinaryContent() can be used to retrieve the contents as a byte array.
A useful class which can be used to represent the current on-disk version of a particular file is CurrentContentRevision.
FileStatus
A FileStatus represents a status of a file in regard to VCS (unversioned, not changed, added, modified and so on). It determines the color used to render the name of the file in the UI.
Change
A Change represents a single file operation (creation, modification, move/rename or deletion) from a VCS point of view. A Change can represent either a modification which the user has performed locally and not yet committed, a committed modification, or some other type of modification (for example, a shelved change or a difference between two arbitrary revisions).
A Change essentially consists of two content revisions:
-
before revision (
null
if the Change represents file creation) -
after revision (
null
if the Change represents file deletion)
A move or rename is represented by a Change where the before revision and the after revision have different file paths. A custom file status can be specified for a Change if it represents a non-standard modification of the file (for example, a file which has been merged with conflicts). If a custom file status has not been specified, the status is calculated automatically from the change type.
ChangeList
A ChangeList represents a named group of related changes. There are two main kinds of changelists:
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LocalChangeList represents a group of modifications done by a user locally. If the VCS also supports the concept of changelists (like Perforce does), the VCS plugin can synchronize IDEA’s local changelist structure with that of the VCS. Otherwise, a local changelist is simply a subset of the files checked out or modified by the user.
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CommittedChangeList represents a set of modifications checked in to the VCS repository. For VCSes which support atomic commit, every committed revision is represented by a CommittedChangeList. For VCSes which use per-file commit (like CVS), the plugin can use heuristics to group a sequence of individual file commits into a CommittedChangeList
Note:
The *Unversioned Files*, *Locally Deleted Files* etc. nodes in the *Changes* view are not actually changelists,
and files under those nodes are not represented by Change objects.
Plugin Components
This section describes the different components which comprise a VCS integration plugin, roughly in the same order as they should be implemented.
AbstractVcs
This is the main entry point for a VCS plugin, which is used by the IntelliJ Platform to retrieve all other services provided by the plugin. The recommended way to register an AbstractVcs implementation is to add an extension declaration to plugin.xml, as shown in the following example:
<idea-plugin version="2">
...
<extensions defaultExtensionNs="com.intellij">
<vcs name="svn" vcsClass="org.jetbrains.idea.svn.SvnVcs"/>
</extensions>
</idea-plugin>
Here name
is the unique name of the VCS (this must match the string returned by your implementation of AbstractVcs.getName()
), and vcsClass is your implementation class.
ChangeProvider
This component is responsible for tracking user changes to the working copy, and reporting these changes to the IntelliJ Platform core. An implementation of this class is returned from AbstractVcs.getChangeProvider().
The ChangeProvider works in tandem with VcsDirtyScopeManager, which is a component in IntelliJ Platform core. VcsDirtyScopeManager keeps track of the ‘dirty scope’ - the set of files for which the VCS file status may be out of date. Files are added to the dirty scope either when they are modified on disk, or when their VCS status is invalidated by an explicit call to VcsDirtyScopeManager.fileDirty() or VcsDirtyScopeManager.dirDirtyRecursively().
After some files have been added to the dirty scope, the dirty scope is passed to ChangeProvider.getChanges(), along with a ChangelistBuilder instance, which serves as a sink to which the ChangeProvider feeds the data about the changed files. This processing happens asynchronously in a background thread.
The
ChangeProvider
can either iterate all files under the dirty scope using
VcsDirtyScope.iterate(),
or retrieve information about its contents using the getDirtyFiles()
and getDirtyDirectoriesRecursively()
methods.
If it is possible to retrieve the information about the local changes from the VCS in batch, it’s strongly preferable to use the second method, as it scales much better for large working copies.
The ChangeProvider reports data to ChangelistBuilder using the following methods:
-
processChange()
is called for files which have been checked out (or modified if the VCS doesn’t use an explicit checkout model), scheduled for addition or deletion, moved or renamed. -
processUnversionedFile()
is called for files which exist on disk, but are not managed by the VCS, not scheduled for addition, and not ignored through .cvsignore or a similar mechanism. -
processLocallyDeletedFile()
is called for files which exist in the VCS repository, but do not exist on disk and are not scheduled for deletion. -
processIgnoredFile()
is called for files which are not managed by the VCS but are ignored through .cvsignore or a similar mechanism. -
processSwitchedFile()
is called for files or directories for which the working copy corresponds to a different branch compared to the working copy of their parent directory. This can be called for the same files for which processSwitchedFile() has already been called.


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- Cross correlation to assess the state of traffic jam in CCTV systems Abdou Khadre Diop, Khaly Tall and Sidi Mohamed Farssi, 2nd International Conference on Electrical, Communication and Computer Engineering (ICECCE 2020), Istambul, Turkey 12-13 june 2020
- A dual-band radiation pattern reconfigurable array antenna for 5G mobile tablet phone Lamine SANE, Khaly TALL, Ibra DIOUM, Assane NGOM, Madiop DIOUF, Sidi Mohamed FARSSI IEEE RADIO 2018.
- Dual-Band Pattern Reconfigurable 5G Antenna using Dual-Band BLC Lamine SANE, Assane NGOM, Ibra DIOUM, Khaly TALL, M. Mansour KHOUMA2, Kadidiatou DIALLO, Sidi Mohamed FARSSI : , IEEE CAMA 2018 Iterative Detection for MIMO Systems associated with Polar Codes Madiop DIOUF, Idy DIOP, Ibra DIOUM, Khaly Tall, Sidi M FARSSI: , Submitted to” International Conference on Wireless Communications, Signal Processing and Networking (WiSPNET), March 22-24, Chenai, India, 2018.
- Dual Band Pattern Reconfigurable MIMO Antenna System Design for 5G Wireless Lamine SANE, Assane NGOM, Khaly TALL, Ibra DIOUM, Idy DIOP, M. Mansour KHOUMA, Khadidiatou DIALLO, Sidi Mouhamed Farssi Applications ICMCS 2018
- Iterative Detection for MIMO Systems Associated with Polar Codes Madiop.Diouf, Idy. Diop, Ibra. DIOUM, Khaly.Tall, and Sidi Mohamed. Farssi,,” WiSPNET 2018
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- Multiple linear regression for universal steganalysis of images François K. Gomis, Amadou S. Kamara, Idy Diop, Sidi M. Farssi, Khaly Tall, Birahime Diouf, on 2018 International Conference on Intelligence Systems and Computer Vision (ICISCV 18) p1-4
- Full Duplex and Pattern reconfigurable system antenna design for 5G wireless Lamine SANE, Ibra DIOUM, Khaly TALL, M. Mansour KHOUMA, Khadidiatou DIALLO, Sidi Mouhamed Farssi communications systems using a quadrature 3 dB coupler
- « A New approach to detection and classification epileptic spikes in EEG » Khouma O, Ndiaye M. L, Diop I, Diaw S, Diop A. K, Farssi S. M, Diouf B, TALL K, Montois J. J, , IEEE EMBS, Conference On Neural Engineering, May 25-28, Shanghai, China, 2017.
- « Classification model of spikes morphology using principal components analysis in drug-resistant epilepsy » Khouma O, Ndiaye M. L, Diop I, Diaw S, Diop A. K, Farssi S. M, Diouf B, TALL K, Montois J.J, Springer, INTERSOL, CNRIA, April 11-12, Dakar, Senegal, 2017.


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ncvue - A GUI to view netCDF files¶
A minimal GUI for a quick view of netCDF files. Aiming to be a drop-in replacement for ncview and panoply.
About ncvue¶
ncvue
is a minimal GUI for a quick view of netCDF files. It is aiming to be
a drop-in replacement for ncview and panoply, being slightly more general than
ncview targeting maps but providing animations, zooming and panning capabilities
unlike panoply. If ncvue
is used with maps, it supports mostly structured
grids, more precisely the grids supported by cartopy.
ncvue
is a Python script that can be called from within Python or as a
command line tool. It is not supposed to produce publication-ready plots but
rather provide a quick overview of the netCDF file.
The complete documentation for ncvue
is available from:
Quick usage guide¶
ncvue
can be run from the command line:
ncvue netcdf_file.nc
or from within Python:
from ncvue import ncvue
ncvue('netcdf_file.nc')
where the netCDF file is optional. The latter can also be left out and a netCDF
file can be opened with the “Open File” button from within ncvue
.
Note, ncvue
uses the TkAgg backend of matplotlib. It must be called
before any other call to matplotlib. This also means that you cannot launch it
from within iPython if it was launched with –pylab. It can be called from
within a standard iPython, though, or using ipython –gui tk.
When using ncvue
with jupyter notebooks, one has to set %matplotlib
inline before the import and call of ncvue
. You have set %matplotlib
inline again if you want to continue having inline plots in jupyter
afterwards.
%matplotlib inline
from ncvue import ncvue
ncvue('netcdf_file.nc')
%matplotlib inline
One can also install standalone macOS or Windows applications that come with
everything needed to run ncvue
including Python:
macOS app (macOS > 10.13 [High Sierra] on Intel)
Windows executable (Windows 10)
The macOS app should work from macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) onward on Intel processors. There is no standalone application for macOS on Apple Silicon (M1) chips because I do not have a paid Apple Developer ID. Other installation options work, though.
A dialog box might pop up on macOS saying that the ncvue.app
is from an
unidentified developer. This is because ncvue
is an open-source software.
Depending on the macOS version, it offers to open it anyway. In later versions
of macOS, this option is only given if you right-click (or control-click) on the
ncvue.app
and choose Open.  It will open like
any other application the next times.
General layout¶
On opening, ncvue
presents three panels for different plotting types:
Scatter or Line plots, Contour plots, and Maps. This is the look in macOS light
mode (click on figures to open larger pictures):
All three panes are organised in this fashion: the plotting canvas, the Matplotlib navigation toolbar and the pane, where one can choose the plotting variables and dimensions, as well as plotting options. You can always choose another panel on top, and open another, identical window for the same netCDF file with the button “New Window” on the top right.
Map panel¶
If ncvue
detects latitude and longitude variables with a size greater than
1, it opens the Map panel by default. This is the Map panel in macOS dark mode,
describing all buttons, sliders, entry boxes, spinboxes, and menus:
If it happens that the detection of latitudes and longitudes did not work automatically, you can choose the correct variables manually. Or you might use the empty entries on top of the dropdown menus of the latitudes and longitudes, which uses the index and one can hence display the matrix within the netCDF file. You might want to switch of the coastlines in this case.
You might want to switch off the automatically detected “global” option sometimes if your data is on a rotated grid or excludes some regions such as below minus -60 °S.
All dimensions can be set from 0 to the size of the dimension-1, to “all”, or to any of the arithmetic operators “mean”, “std” (standard deviation), “min”, “max”, “ptp” (point-to-point amplitude, i.e. max-min), “sum”, “median”, “var” (variance).
Be aware that the underlying cartopy/matplotlib may (or may not) need a long time to plot the data (with the pseudocolor ‘mesh’ option) if you change the central longitude of the projection from the central longitude of your data, which is automatically detected if “central lon” is set to None. Setting “central lon” to the central longitude of the input data normally eliminates the problem.
Scatter/Line panel¶
If ncvue
does not detect latitude and longitude variables with a size
greater than 1, it opens the Scatter/Line panel by default. This is the
Scatter/Line panel in macOS dark mode, describing all buttons, sliders, entry
boxes, spinboxes, and menus:
The default plot is a line plot with solid lines (line style ‘ls’ is ‘-‘). One can set line style ‘ls’ to None and set a marker symbol, e.g. ‘o’ for circles, to get a scatter plot. A large variety of line styles, marker symbols and color notations are supported.
ncvue
builds automatically a datetime variable from the time axis. This is
correctly interpreted by the underlying Matplotlib also when zooming into or
panning the axes. But it is also much slower than using the index. Selecting the
empty entry on top of the dropdown menu for x uses the index for the x-axis
and is very fast. Plotting a line plot with 52608 time points takes about 2.2 s
on my Macbook Pro using the datetime variable and about 0.3 s using the index
(i.e. empty x-variable). This is especially true if one plots multiple lines
with ‘all’ entries from a specific dimension. Plotting all 10 depths of soil
water content for the 52608 time points, as in the example below, takes also
about 0.3 s if using the index as x-variable but more than 11.1 s when using the
datetime variable.
Contour panel¶
The last panel provide by ncvue
draws contour plots. This is the
Contour panel in macOS dark mode, describing all buttons, sliders, entry
boxes, spinboxes, and menus:
This produces also either pseudocolor plots (‘mesh’ ticked) or filled contour plots (‘mesh’ unticked) just as the Map panel but without any map projection.
License¶
ncvue
is distributed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for
details.
Copyright (c) 2020-2021 Matthias Cuntz
ncvue
uses the Azure theme by rdbende on Linux and the Sun Valley theme
also by rdbende on Windows.
Standalone applications are produced with cx_Freeze, currently maintained by Marcelo Duarte.
The project structure of ncvue
was very originally based on a template
provided by Sebastian Müller but has evolved considerably.
Different netCDF test files were provided by Juliane Mai.


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WuliEpoch Culture Center / Atelier Alter Architects
- Curated by 韩爽 - HAN Shuang
- about 8 hours
Cultural Center · Beijing, China
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: Atelier Alter Architects
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 2880.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2018
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Highlite Images
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?ManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: Cement, Habito, Jinyang
- Lead Architects YingFan Zhang, Xiaojun Bu
- Design Team YingFan Zhang, Xiaojun Bu, Ping Jiang, Wei Huang, Zhenwei Li, Ran Yan, Lairong Zheng, Jue Wang, Leilei Ma, Bo Huang, Chuan Qin, Lianhua Liu, Chunyu Cao, Jiang Wu, Weicong Lin
- Client Sino Ocrean Real Estate
- Structure Beijing Saturni Engineering Consultant Co., Ltd. - Qing Zuo, Duomin Wang, Bin Ma, Yue Yu
- Landscape Design LANDAU International Design
- MEP Gong Cheng, Zhenwei Li
- FF&E Design Republic
- Lighting design Beijing Guanghu Purilighting Co., Ltd.
- General contractor Sino Ocrean Real Estate
- Interior contractor SDCIC Construction Group Co., Ltd.
- Curtain wall construction Sino Ocrean Real Estate
- Landscape construction Sunshine Landscape
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Text description provided by the architects. WuliEpoch Culture Center attempts to create a triptych for architecture, landscape and interior design in the project. While the project is encompassed by the splendor Western Hills, the architecture and interior design put up an immersive show within the landscape. The distance landscape is introduced to the project in a dynamic rather than static way. A continuous path wrapped around from exterior to interior. The first nature of landscape and the second nature of the interior space join seamlessly through the path. The ambience along the path is circumferential and religious to some extend, as a way to worship nature.
As the site is triangulated, the project responses to the site, by stacking layers of curve walls, in a crisscrossing fashion to create layers of courtyards. Spatial demarcations are horizontal walls on the ground or suspended in the air. Seeking a dialogue with the courtyard house in Beijing, as well as the Great Wall scenery nearby, the material used for the project is carefully proportioned masonry wall, and it is used throughout landscape, architecture and interior design. A uniform tone brings historic gravitas to the project. The project encompasses a 1500sm space for community and a 400sm skating rink.
The project interprets nature in three ways: 1. the interior space depicts nature in a digital fashion. The signature image of “autumn foliage in Western Hills” is depicted the field of glittering wooden laminated aluminum panels. The array of ceiling panels change color from warm yellow to white, suggesting the transition from entrance to skating ring. An “inverted Western Hills” is created by various curving array of ceiling panels.
2. First nature and second nature are juxtaposed and joined simultaneously. Recycle concrete blocks are cut into thin pieces and put together to form curving nature surfaces. The hills and waterfalls, created by thin masonry and lighting, show the solidification and abstraction of nature. The contrast between the mortal and immortal nature gives people space to think critically about nature.
3. Distance landscape is introduced into the interior in a dynamic way. Landscape becomes a living space.


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Over the past 12 months, I’ve probably created at least 30 versions of my personal portfolio site.
“Wow, what a perfectionist!”
Maaaybe. But the truth is, I really just had no idea what I was doing.*
80-20. Or rather, 20-80.
*Not that I’m some sort of front-end genius now
Technologies
I used to build sites out of nothing but pure, unadulterated HTML/CSS/JavaScript. Out of nothing but ignorance, maybe. You can probably imagine how messy that got — it was like building a house out of wet cardboard and stripped yarn.
One year of constant iteration and two sketchbooks later, I dedicated a weekend to nothing but brunch and this site, and today I humbly present the result.
- Built with Jekyll, graciously assisted by Poole
- Hosted on Github Pages
- Image zooming made possible and easy with zoom.js
- Jos Buivenga’s beautiful Calluna and Calluna Sans served by Adobe Typekit.
A more detailed write-up with images and stuff may or may not be in the works.
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Social Links hooks for WordPress
I’ve created a very simple plugin to display handy little icons where you want in your wordpress theme.
Download on github at https://github.com/ekynoxe/Social-link-hooks-for-Wordpress
Options are really simple, you pass them as an array as in the example below:
- show_labels: displays the name of the social network next to the icon. default: true
- before: the tag to display before the link. default: <dd>
- after: the tag to display after the link. default: </dd>
Put this code in your functions.php
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Then, in your template, wherever you want, call the above function:
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Extending it should be a breeze for any PHP developer. That’s it!


MADE IN AMERICA A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating: 7.8 out of 10 (B, **1/2 out of ****)
Date Released: 5/28/93 Running Length: 1:50 Rated: PG-13 (Language, mature themes, sexual situations, brief nudity)
Starring: Whoopi Goldberg, Ted Danson, Nia Long, Will Smith, Jennifer Tilly Director: Richard Benjamin Producers: Arnon Milchan, Rick Bieber, and Michael Douglas Screenplay: Holly Goldberg Sloan Music: Mark Isham Released by Warner Brothers
As a result of a simple science class blood test, Zora Matthews (Nia Long) discovers that the man she had long thought of as her father couldn't be. After confronting her mother with this disarming truth, Sarah Matthews (Whoopi Goldberg) confesses to Zora that she is a product of artificial insemination. This sparks a quest for Zora to discover her real father. After getting the information from the sperm bank's records, she goes to meet Hal Jackson (Ted Danson), and finds out that the man whose sperm her mother used is rude, crude, and, worst of all, white.
Yeah, there are a lot of implausibilities in this script, but the story moves along snappily enough that most of them are easily overlooked. More difficult to miss is Richard Benjamin's occasionally inadequate direction. There are numerous scenes that could have been a whole lot funnier had Benjamin been more deft in choreographing them. Too often, he is heavy-handed, but the film survives in spite of him.
The first half of MADE IN AMERICA is highly amusing. Comedy is divided nicely between the outrageous and the subtle (although Bejamin likes to "point out" the less obvious moments by using tricks such as slow-motion). Unfortunately, the comic momentum fades as the film moves to a climax, with the big "plot twist" near the end seeming like something out of bad television melodrama. There are a lot of different ways that the story could have gone; the route it chooses is less-than-satisfying.
Surprisingly, although this is billed as a romantic comedy, I didn't find the romance between Sarah and Hal of particular note. Despite the rumors linking Goldberg and Danson together off-screen, there doesn't seem to be much chemistry between them. Far better are the interactions between mother and daughter, and father and daughter. I could believe these, which are at times touching and sweet, and on other occasions laced with bitterness.
There's no question that the best performance is given by Nia Long. Goldberg and Danson don't have to stretch much to keep in character. Hal is little more than a southern extension of CHEERS' Sam Malone and Sarah Matthews echoes roles that Goldberg has played in the past (a politically correct African-American single mother). Jennifer Tilly has a minor role as Hal's blond, airheaded, helium-voiced girlfriend. This seems to be a part that she was born to play. Never have I been more impressed with Ms. Tilly's acting than when she stares into the camera with that vacuous expression.
One of the failures of MADE IN AMERICA is in the way it introduces the two main characters. At the outset of the film, both Sarah and Hal are portrayed as irresponsible, arrogant, and thoroughly dislikeable. Although they soften as the story progresses, and the audience gradually warms to them, this is not a positive way to start a movie. It's typical in a romantic comedy for one of the partners to be acerbic and unpleasant, but it's unusual for this to be true of both of them. Had the comedy been less fresh, MADE IN AMERICA might have lost me early on.
As far as comedies go, this one is above-average, primarily because there aren't many clunkers among its jokes. Character development is so-so, and there are number of problems, some of which are significant, about the way the story progresses during the last half-hour. Overall, however, MADE IN AMERICA is enjoyable. It handles the issue of a mixed-race relationship sensitively (instead of sensationalistically) and presents an intriguing look at a very different family dynamic.
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Class: RubyTerraform::Commands::ProvidersMirror
- Includes:
- Options::Global
- Defined in:
- lib/ruby_terraform/commands/providers_mirror.rb
Overview
Wraps the terraform providers mirror command which saves local copies of all required provider plugins.
Populates a local directory with copies of the provider plugins needed for the current configuration, so that the directory can be used either directly as a filesystem mirror or as the basis for a network mirror and thus obtain those providers without access to their origin registries in future.
The mirror directory will contain JSON index files that can be published along with the mirrored packages on a static HTTP file server to produce a network mirror. Those index files will be ignored if the directory is used instead as a local filesystem mirror.
For options accepted on construction, see Base#initialize.
When executing an instance of ProvidersMirror via Base#execute, the following options are supported:
-
:directory
: the directory to populate with the mirrored provider plugins. -
:chdir
: the path of a working directory to switch to before executing the given subcommand. -
:platform
: the target platform to build a mirror for; by default Terraform will obtain plugin packages suitable for the platform where you run this command; target names consist of an operating system and a CPU architecture; for example, “linux_amd64” selects the Linux operating system running on an AMD64 or x86_64 CPU; each provider is available only for a limited set of target platforms; if both:platform
and:platforms
are provided, all platforms will be passed to Terraform. -
:platforms
: an array of target platforms to build a mirror for for; see:platform
for more details; if both:platform
and:platforms
are provided, all platforms will be passed to Terraform.
The Base#execute method accepts an optional second parameter which is a map of invocation options. Currently, the only supported option is :environment
which is a map of environment variables to expose during invocation of the command.
Constructor Details
This class inherits a constructor from RubyTerraform::Commands::Base


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Attacking Troops
Attacking Dice
Defending Troops
Defending Dice
Add Attacking 1 Troop
Add Attacking 10 Troop
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Church Timeline
10:00 AM
The Procession
10:30 AM
The Officiant's Opening Remarks
10:40 AM
The Officiant Addresses the Couple
10:50 AM
The Exchange of Vows
11:00 AM
The Ring Exchange
11:05 AM
The Pronouncement of Marriage
11:10 AM
The Kiss
11:20 AM
The Closing Remarks
11:50 AM
The Recessional


Mary Hegarty
"One possibility is that by externalizing a mental visualization, a
person relieves
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Embedded Artistry Framework
Embedded Systems C++ Framework
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#include <posix_condition_variable.hpp>
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| ConditionVariable ()=default | |
| ~ConditionVariable () noexcept | |
| bool | wait (embvm::VirtualMutex *mutex) noexcept final |
| Blocks the current thread until the condition variable is woken up or after the specified timeout duration. More... | |
| bool | wait (embvm::VirtualMutex *mutex, const embvm::os_timeout_t &timeout) noexcept final |
| bool | timed_wait (embvm::VirtualMutex *mutex, timespec timeout) noexcept |
| void | signal () noexcept final |
| notifies one waiting thread More... | |
| void | broadcast () noexcept final |
| Notify all waiting threads. More... | |
| embvm::cv::handle_t | native_handle () const noexcept final |
| bool | wait (embvm::VirtualMutex *mutex, const embvm::cv::func_t &predicate) noexcept |
| bool | wait (embvm::VirtualMutex *mutex, const embvm::cv::func_t &predicate, const embvm::os_timeout_t &timeout=embvm::OS_WAIT_FOREVER) noexcept |
| void | notify_one () noexcept |
| Alias for signal so we can work with STL types. More... | |
| void | notify_all () noexcept |
| Alias for broadcast so we can work with STL types. More... | |
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| pthread_cond_t | handle_ = PTHREAD_COND_INITIALIZER |
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default |
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inlinenoexcept |
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inlinefinalvirtualnoexcept |
Notify all waiting threads.
Implements embvm::VirtualConditionVariable.
References assert, handle_, and r.
Referenced by os::posix::EventFlag::set(), and os::posix::EventFlag::setFromISR().
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inlinefinalvirtualnoexcept |
Implements embvm::VirtualConditionVariable.
References handle_.
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inlinenoexceptinherited |
Alias for broadcast so we can work with STL types.
References embvm::VirtualConditionVariable::broadcast().
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inlinenoexceptinherited |
Alias for signal so we can work with STL types.
References embvm::VirtualConditionVariable::signal().
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inlinefinalvirtualnoexcept |
notifies one waiting thread
Implements embvm::VirtualConditionVariable.
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inlinenoexcept |
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inlinefinalvirtualnoexcept |
Blocks the current thread until the condition variable is woken up or after the specified timeout duration.
Implements embvm::VirtualConditionVariable.
References assert, handle_, and r.
Referenced by os::posix::EventFlag::get(), and wait().
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inlinefinalvirtualnoexcept |
Implements embvm::VirtualConditionVariable.
References embvm::OS_WAIT_FOREVER, timed_wait(), embutil::timepointToTimespec(), and wait().
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inlinenoexceptinherited |
References embvm::VirtualConditionVariable::wait().
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inlinenoexceptinherited |
We break when the predicate is true or when we've timed out
References embvm::VirtualConditionVariable::wait().
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Referenced by broadcast(), native_handle(), signal(), timed_wait(), wait(), and ~ConditionVariable().