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Just like with our bunverts array, all the 3d models in our scenes start out as a list of vertex coordinates. Some of these are created by an artist in a 3d modeling program, others (such as the Stanford bunny) are created by scanning real-world objects, and some are procedurally generated (such as the torus).
Complete the Following:
function record_matrix4(m,id) {
var str = "
";
var i,j;
for (i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
str += "
";
for (j = 0; j < 4; j++) {
str += "";
str += m.elements[4*j+i];
str += "	";
}
str += "
";
}
str += "
";
console.log(str);
document.getElementById(id).innerHTML = str;
}

dodec_mesh
, call record_matrix4(dodec_mesh.matrix, "modelmatrix")
. Each mesh (and, more generally, Object3D) has a .matrix
attribute, which represents how that object has been transformed relative to the world. By default, no transformations have been performed, so you should get the identity matrix.
Every time you look at a matrix using record_matrix4
in this assignment, jot down which matrix you were recording at which step and what the entries of that matrix were. Include this information somewhere in your submission (either as a comment in your code or as part of the body of your html).
.matrix
attribute, which you can do by calling dodec_mesh.updateMatrix()
. What is dodec_mesh.matrix
now?
Math.PI/4
. What is dodec_mesh.matrix
now?
To apply a 3x3 matrix whose columns are u, v, and w to a vector (a,b,c), we need to calculate a u + b v + c w. If we then want to translate this vector by a vector t, we need to calculate a u + b v + c w + t.
We can unify these operations by adding a new coordinate to all of our vectors, the w-coordinate, always set to 1. If we construct a matrix whose entries are as follows:
| u0 | v0 | w0 | t0 |
| u1 | v1 | w1 | t1 |
| u2 | v2 | w2 | t2 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
In short, the top left 3x3 matrix is the transformation we want to apply and the top right 3x1 vector is our translation vector. We shouldn't touch the bottom row to make sure the last entry of our result is still 1 (in case we want to do further transformations). Unified into a single matrix, we can compose matrix and translation operations and find their inverses just by doing math with 4x4 matrices.
Complete the Following:
cube_mesh
with new THREE.BoxGeometry(1.5,1.5,1.5)
as its geometry and new THREE.MeshBasicMaterial()
as its material.
can_mesh.add(cube_mesh)
. This adds cube_mesh
as a child of can_mesh
.
cube_mesh.matrix
? Is it at the default location in the default orientation? By default, an object's .matrix
attribute describes its transformation relative to the scene, but if the object is a child of another object, its .matrix
attribute describes its transformation relative to its parent.
cube_mesh.updateWorldMatrix(true,true);
and take a look at the contents of cube_mesh.matrixWorld
. This is the matrix that actually keeps track of how cube_mesh has been transformed relative to the scene.
Child objects are very useful, for instance, for creating vehicles in video games. We set the wheels as child objects of the vehicle. We can then rotate the wheels relative to the vehicle, and also apply transformations to the entire vehicle that automatically get applied to the wheels.
This does, however, create a longer journey from local space to screen space. We first have to go from a child object's space to its parent's space to the space of the scene (world space). That's an extra matrix multiplication! Especially with nested children objects within children objects, so each object should (and does in THREE.js) keep track of the matrix for going from its space directly to world space.
Just as in 3d renderer we made, it's really convenient for our calculations to have the camera at the origin, pointing in the z direction, with the y direction up and the x direction to the right. However, when building our scene, we would like to be able to place our camera in the scene with its own base position and orientation relative to the world. Just like any other object, the camera will have a 4x4 matrix representing its combined rotation and translation.
Our camera will thus have been modified from its default position/orientation by applying a particular matrix, so we can undo that by applying the inverse matrix. If we apply this inverse matrix to the camera, it will transform the camera back to its default position/orientation, and if we also apply this inverse matrix to the rest of the world, it will transform the world along with the camera into what is called view space.
Complete the Following:
camera.updateMatrix();
and take a look at camera.matrix
.
camera.updateWorldMatrix(true,true);
and take a look at camera.matrixWorldInverse
. How is this related to camera.matrix
? This is the matrix that all of our vertex coordinates get transformed by after being transformed to world space.
create_scene
function, call renderer.render(scene,camera);
, and then take a look at can_mesh.modelViewMatrix
. How is this related to can_mesh.matrix
?
As you can see in this example, perspective and orthographic cameras define a portion of 3d space that gets seen: everything outside of that space is invisible. For perspective cameras, this region is a frustrum, and for orthographic cameras, this region is a parallelpiped.
Complete the Following:
camera.projectionMatrix
. This matrix should:
var ocamera = new THREE.OrthographicCamera();
and take a look at ocamera.projectionMatrix
. This matrix should:
convert_a_to_b
-style function, as we did in our own 3d renderer.


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I thought meditation was mostly about relaxing and de-stressing. That it required a lot of training.
That it doesn't need a lot of training. It's pretty simple to do however it does (for me anyway) require a lot of practise (simple, not easy). There are many types of meditation designed to train different faculties of the mind.
Mindfulness specifically trains attention and meta-attention. It leads to your mind being focused and stable yet in a relaxing way.
Starting with an intention - why do you want to meditate? Everytime you start with an intention you create or reinforce a mental habbit. Regaining attention by following your breathe whenever you are distracted. Becoming aware of your attitude to yourself.  Acknowledge and react without judging while maintaining mindfulness.
Personally, whenever I've tried meditation I think I'm doing it wrong because my mind always wanders. It was interesting to read that you should look at this like going to the gym! It is mental exercise, the more you do it the stronger your meditative muscles get. It was also amazing to find out about the science backed benefits it has not only for your mental health (anxiety,etc) but also for your immune system. It also gives us an ability to train certain things that were in the past thought of as being immutable such as attention blink.


| HADOOP-11934 |
Use of JavaKeyStoreProvider in LdapGroupsMapping causes infinite loop |
Blocker |
security |
Mike Yoder |
Larry McCay |
| HADOOP-11932 |
MetricsSinkAdapter hangs when being stopped |
Critical |
. |
Jian He |
Brahma Reddy Battula |
| HADOOP-11802 |
DomainSocketWatcher thread terminates sometimes after there is an I/O error during requestShortCircuitShm |
Major |
. |
Eric Payne |
Colin Patrick McCabe |
| HADOOP-11730 |
Regression: s3n read failure recovery broken |
Major |
fs/s3 |
Takenori Sato |
Takenori Sato |
| HADOOP-11674 |
oneByteBuf in CryptoInputStream and CryptoOutputStream should be non static |
Critical |
io |
Sean Busbey |
Sean Busbey |
| HADOOP-11604 |
Prevent ConcurrentModificationException while closing domain sockets during shutdown of DomainSocketWatcher thread. |
Critical |
net |
Liang Xie |
Chris Nauroth |
| HADOOP-11491 |
HarFs incorrectly declared as requiring an authority |
Critical |
fs |
Gera Shegalov |
Brahma Reddy Battula |
| HADOOP-11482 |
Use correct UGI when KMSClientProvider is called by a proxy user |
Major |
. |
Arun Suresh |
Arun Suresh |
| HADOOP-11368 |
Fix SSLFactory truststore reloader thread leak in KMSClientProvider |
Major |
kms |
Arun Suresh |
Arun Suresh |
| HADOOP-11350 |
The size of header buffer of HttpServer is too small when HTTPS is enabled |
Major |
security |
Benoy Antony |
Benoy Antony |
| HADOOP-11343 |
Overflow is not properly handled in caclulating final iv for AES CTR |
Blocker |
security |
Jerry Chen |
Jerry Chen |
| HADOOP-11333 |
Fix deadlock in DomainSocketWatcher when the notification pipe is full |
Major |
. |
zhaoyunjiong |
zhaoyunjiong |
| HADOOP-11316 |
"mvn package -Pdist,docs -DskipTests -Dtar" fails because of non-ascii characters |
Blocker |
. |
Tsuyoshi Ozawa |
Tsuyoshi Ozawa |
| HADOOP-11295 |
RPC Server Reader thread can't shutdown if RPCCallQueue is full |
Major |
. |
Ming Ma |
Ming Ma |
| HADOOP-11238 |
Update the NameNode's Group Cache in the background when possible |
Minor |
. |
Chris Li |
Chris Li |
| HADOOP-10786 |
Fix UGI#reloginFromKeytab on Java 8 |
Major |
security |
Tobi Vollebregt |
Stephen Chu |
| HADOOP-8151 |
Error handling in snappy decompressor throws invalid exceptions |
Major |
io, native |
Todd Lipcon |
Matt Foley |
| HDFS-8863 |
The remaining space check in BlockPlacementPolicyDefault is flawed |
Critical |
. |
Kihwal Lee |
Kihwal Lee |
| HDFS-8846 |
Add a unit test for INotify functionality across a layout version upgrade |
Major |
namenode |
Zhe Zhang |
Zhe Zhang |
| HDFS-8486 |
DN startup may cause severe data loss |
Blocker |
datanode |
Daryn Sharp |
Daryn Sharp |
| HDFS-8480 |
Fix performance and timeout issues in HDFS-7929 by using hard-links to preserve old edit logs instead of copying them |
Critical |
. |
Zhe Zhang |
Zhe Zhang |
| HDFS-8431 |
hdfs crypto class not found in Windows |
Critical |
HDFS |
Sumana Sathish |
Anu Engineer |
| HDFS-8404 |
Pending block replication can get stuck using older genstamp |
Major |
namenode |
Nathan Roberts |
Nathan Roberts |
| HDFS-8270 |
create() always retried with hardcoded timeout when file already exists with open lease |
Major |
hdfs-client |
Andrey Stepachev |
J.Andreina |
| HDFS-8245 |
Standby namenode doesn't process DELETED_BLOCK if the add block request is in edit log. |
Major |
. |
Rushabh S Shah |
Rushabh S Shah |
| HDFS-8219 |
setStoragePolicy with folder behavior is different after cluster restart |
Major |
. |
Peter Shi |
Surendra Singh Lilhore |
| HDFS-8127 |
NameNode Failover during HA upgrade can cause DataNode to finalize upgrade |
Blocker |
ha |
Jing Zhao |
Jing Zhao |
| HDFS-8072 |
Reserved RBW space is not released if client terminates while writing block |
Major |
datanode |
Arpit Agarwal |
Arpit Agarwal |
| HDFS-8070 |
Pre-HDFS-7915 DFSClient cannot use short circuit on post-HDFS-7915 DataNode |
Blocker |
caching |
Gopal V |
Colin Patrick McCabe |
| HDFS-8046 |
Allow better control of getContentSummary |
Major |
. |
Kihwal Lee |
Kihwal Lee |
| HDFS-7999 |
FsDatasetImpl#createTemporary sometimes holds the FSDatasetImpl lock for a very long time |
Major |
. |
zhouyingchao |
zhouyingchao |
| HDFS-7980 |
Incremental BlockReport will dramatically slow down the startup of a namenode |
Major |
. |
Hui Zheng |
Walter Su |
| HDFS-7960 |
The full block report should prune zombie storages even if they're not empty |
Critical |
. |
Lei (Eddy) Xu |
Colin Patrick McCabe |
| HDFS-7930 |
commitBlockSynchronization() does not remove locations |
Blocker |
namenode |
Konstantin Shvachko |
Yi Liu |
| HDFS-7929 |
inotify unable fetch pre-upgrade edit log segments once upgrade starts |
Major |
. |
Zhe Zhang |
Zhe Zhang |
| HDFS-7915 |
The DataNode can sometimes allocate a ShortCircuitShm slot and fail to tell the DFSClient about it because of a network error |
Major |
. |
Colin Patrick McCabe |
Colin Patrick McCabe |
| HDFS-7894 |
Rolling upgrade readiness is not updated in jmx until query command is issued. |
Critical |
. |
Kihwal Lee |
Brahma Reddy Battula |
| HDFS-7885 |
Datanode should not trust the generation stamp provided by client |
Critical |
datanode |
vitthal (Suhas) Gogate |
Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze |
| HDFS-7884 |
NullPointerException in BlockSender |
Blocker |
datanode |
Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze |
Brahma Reddy Battula |
| HDFS-7871 |
NameNodeEditLogRoller can keep printing "Swallowing exception" message |
Critical |
. |
Jing Zhao |
Jing Zhao |
| HDFS-7830 |
DataNode does not release the volume lock when adding a volume fails. |
Major |
datanode |
Lei (Eddy) Xu |
Lei (Eddy) Xu |
| HDFS-7788 |
Post-2.6 namenode may not start up with an image containing inodes created with an old release. |
Blocker |
. |
Kihwal Lee |
Rushabh S Shah |
| HDFS-7763 |
fix zkfc hung issue due to not catching exception in a corner case |
Major |
ha |
Liang Xie |
Liang Xie |
| HDFS-7742 |
favoring decommissioning node for replication can cause a block to stay underreplicated for long periods |
Major |
namenode |
Nathan Roberts |
Nathan Roberts |
| HDFS-7733 |
NFS: readdir/readdirplus return null directory attribute on failure |
Major |
nfs |
Arpit Agarwal |
Arpit Agarwal |
| HDFS-7714 |
Simultaneous restart of HA NameNodes and DataNode can cause DataNode to register successfully with only one NameNode. |
Major |
datanode |
Chris Nauroth |
Vinayakumar B |
| HDFS-7707 |
Edit log corruption due to delayed block removal again |
Major |
namenode |
Yongjun Zhang |
Yongjun Zhang |
| HDFS-7610 |
Fix removal of dynamically added DN volumes |
Major |
datanode |
Lei (Eddy) Xu |
Lei (Eddy) Xu |
| HDFS-7609 |
Avoid retry cache collision when Standby NameNode loading edits |
Critical |
namenode |
Carrey Zhan |
Ming Ma |
| HDFS-7596 |
NameNode should prune dead storages from storageMap |
Major |
namenode |
Arpit Agarwal |
Arpit Agarwal |
| HDFS-7587 |
Edit log corruption can happen if append fails with a quota violation |
Blocker |
namenode |
Kihwal Lee |
Jing Zhao |
| HDFS-7575 |
Upgrade should generate a unique storage ID for each volume |
Critical |
. |
Lars Francke |
Arpit Agarwal |
| HDFS-7552 |
change FsVolumeList toString() to fix TestDataNodeVolumeFailureToleration |
Major |
datanode, test |
Liang Xie |
Liang Xie |
| HDFS-7533 |
Datanode sometimes does not shutdown on receiving upgrade shutdown command |
Major |
. |
Kihwal Lee |
Eric Payne |
| HDFS-7503 |
Namenode restart after large deletions can cause slow processReport (due to logging) |
Major |
namenode |
Arpit Agarwal |
Arpit Agarwal |
| HDFS-7489 |
Incorrect locking in FsVolumeList#checkDirs can hang datanodes |
Critical |
datanode |
Noah Lorang |
Noah Lorang |
| HDFS-7470 |
SecondaryNameNode need twice memory when calling reloadFromImageFile |
Major |
namenode |
zhaoyunjiong |
zhaoyunjiong |
| HDFS-7443 |
Datanode upgrade to BLOCKID_BASED_LAYOUT fails if duplicate block files are present in the same volume |
Blocker |
. |
Kihwal Lee |
Colin Patrick McCabe |
| HDFS-7425 |
NameNode block deletion logging uses incorrect appender. |
Minor |
namenode |
Chris Nauroth |
Chris Nauroth |
| HDFS-7263 |
Snapshot read can reveal future bytes for appended files. |
Major |
hdfs-client |
Konstantin Shvachko |
Tao Luo |
| HDFS-7235 |
DataNode#transferBlock should report blocks that don't exist using reportBadBlock |
Major |
datanode, namenode |
Yongjun Zhang |
Yongjun Zhang |
| HDFS-7225 |
Remove stale block invalidation work when DN re-registers with different UUID |
Major |
namenode |
Zhe Zhang |
Zhe Zhang |
| HDFS-7213 |
processIncrementalBlockReport performance degradation |
Critical |
namenode |
Daryn Sharp |
Eric Payne |
| HDFS-7009 |
Active NN and standby NN have different live nodes |
Major |
datanode |
Ming Ma |
Ming Ma |
| HDFS-4882 |
Prevent the Namenode's LeaseManager from looping forever in checkLeases |
Critical |
hdfs-client, namenode |
Zesheng Wu |
Ravi Prakash |
| HDFS-3443 |
Fix NPE when namenode transition to active during startup by adding checkNNStartup() in NameNodeRpcServer |
Major |
auto-failover, ha |
suja s |
Vinayakumar B |
| MAPREDUCE-6361 |
NPE issue in shuffle caused by concurrent issue between copySucceeded() in one thread and copyFailed() in another thread on the same host |
Critical |
. |
Junping Du |
Junping Du |
| MAPREDUCE-6324 |
Uber jobs fail to update AMRM token when it rolls over |
Blocker |
mr-am |
Jason Lowe |
Jason Lowe |
| MAPREDUCE-6303 |
Read timeout when retrying a fetch error can be fatal to a reducer |
Blocker |
. |
Jason Lowe |
Jason Lowe |
| MAPREDUCE-6300 |
Task list sort by task id broken |
Minor |
. |
Siqi Li |
Siqi Li |
| MAPREDUCE-6238 |
MR2 can't run local jobs with -libjars command options which is a regression from MR1 |
Critical |
mrv2 |
zhihai xu |
zhihai xu |
| MAPREDUCE-6237 |
Multiple mappers with DBInputFormat don't work because of reusing conections |
Major |
mrv2 |
Kannan Rajah |
Kannan Rajah |
| MAPREDUCE-6230 |
MR AM does not survive RM restart if RM activated a new AMRM secret key |
Blocker |
mr-am |
Jason Lowe |
Jason Lowe |
| MAPREDUCE-6166 |
Reducers do not validate checksum of map outputs when fetching directly to disk |
Major |
mrv2 |
Eric Payne |
Eric Payne |
| MAPREDUCE-5649 |
Reduce cannot use more than 2G memory for the final merge |
Major |
mrv2 |
stanley shi |
Gera Shegalov |
| YARN-4047 |
ClientRMService getApplications has high scheduler lock contention |
Major |
resourcemanager |
Jason Lowe |
Jason Lowe |
| YARN-3999 |
RM hangs on draining events |
Major |
. |
Jian He |
Jian He |
| YARN-3990 |
AsyncDispatcher may overloaded with RMAppNodeUpdateEvent when Node is connected/disconnected |
Critical |
resourcemanager |
Rohith Sharma K S |
Bibin A Chundatt |
| YARN-3850 |
NM fails to read files from full disks which can lead to container logs being lost and other issues |
Blocker |
log-aggregation, nodemanager |
Varun Saxena |
Varun Saxena |
| YARN-3832 |
Resource Localization fails on a cluster due to existing cache directories |
Critical |
nodemanager |
Ranga Swamy |
Brahma Reddy Battula |
| YARN-3733 |
Fix DominantRC#compare() does not work as expected if cluster resource is empty |
Blocker |
resourcemanager |
Bibin A Chundatt |
Rohith Sharma K S |
| YARN-3725 |
App submission via REST API is broken in secure mode due to Timeline DT service address is empty |
Blocker |
resourcemanager, timelineserver |
Zhijie Shen |
Zhijie Shen |
| YARN-3585 |
NodeManager cannot exit on SHUTDOWN event triggered and NM recovery is enabled |
Critical |
. |
Peng Zhang |
Rohith Sharma K S |
| YARN-3526 |
ApplicationMaster tracking URL is incorrectly redirected on a QJM cluster |
Major |
resourcemanager, webapp |
Weiwei Yang |
Weiwei Yang |
| YARN-3493 |
RM fails to come up with error "Failed to load/recover state" when mem settings are changed |
Critical |
yarn |
Sumana Sathish |
Jian He |
| YARN-3464 |
Race condition in LocalizerRunner kills localizer before localizing all resources |
Critical |
nodemanager |
zhihai xu |
zhihai xu |
| YARN-3393 |
Getting application(s) goes wrong when app finishes before starting the attempt |
Critical |
timelineserver |
Zhijie Shen |
Zhijie Shen |
| YARN-3369 |
Missing NullPointer check in AppSchedulingInfo causes RM to die |
Blocker |
resourcemanager |
Giovanni Matteo Fumarola |
Brahma Reddy Battula |
| YARN-3287 |
TimelineClient kerberos authentication failure uses wrong login context. |
Major |
. |
Jonathan Eagles |
Daryn Sharp |
| YARN-3267 |
Timelineserver applies the ACL rules after applying the limit on the number of records |
Major |
. |
Prakash Ramachandran |
Chang Li |
| YARN-3251 |
Fix CapacityScheduler deadlock when computing absolute max avail capacity (short term fix for 2.6.1) |
Blocker |
. |
Jason Lowe |
Craig Welch |
| YARN-3242 |
Asynchrony in ZK-close can lead to ZKRMStateStore watcher receiving events for old client |
Critical |
resourcemanager |
zhihai xu |
zhihai xu |
| YARN-3239 |
WebAppProxy does not support a final tracking url which has query fragments and params |
Major |
. |
Hitesh Shah |
Jian He |
| YARN-3238 |
Connection timeouts to nodemanagers are retried at multiple levels |
Blocker |
. |
Jason Lowe |
Jason Lowe |
| YARN-3231 |
FairScheduler: Changing queueMaxRunningApps interferes with pending jobs |
Critical |
. |
Siqi Li |
Siqi Li |
| YARN-3227 |
Timeline renew delegation token fails when RM user's TGT is expired |
Critical |
. |
Jonathan Eagles |
Zhijie Shen |
| YARN-3222 |
RMNodeImpl#ReconnectNodeTransition should send scheduler events in sequential order |
Critical |
resourcemanager |
Rohith Sharma K S |
Rohith Sharma K S |
| YARN-3207 |
secondary filter matches entites which do not have the key being filtered for. |
Major |
timelineserver |
Prakash Ramachandran |
Zhijie Shen |
| YARN-3103 |
AMRMClientImpl does not update AMRM token properly |
Blocker |
client |
Jason Lowe |
Jason Lowe |
| YARN-3094 |
reset timer for liveness monitors after RM recovery |
Major |
resourcemanager |
Jun Gong |
Jun Gong |
| YARN-3055 |
The token is not renewed properly if it's shared by jobs (oozie) in DelegationTokenRenewer |
Blocker |
security |
Yi Liu |
Daryn Sharp |
| YARN-3024 |
LocalizerRunner should give DIE action when all resources are localized |
Major |
nodemanager |
Chengbing Liu |
Chengbing Liu |
| YARN-2997 |
NM keeps sending already-sent completed containers to RM until containers are removed from context |
Major |
nodemanager |
Chengbing Liu |
Chengbing Liu |
| YARN-2992 |
ZKRMStateStore crashes due to session expiry |
Blocker |
resourcemanager |
Karthik Kambatla |
Karthik Kambatla |
| YARN-2978 |
ResourceManager crashes with NPE while getting queue info |
Critical |
. |
Jason Tufo |
Varun Saxena |
| YARN-2964 |
RM prematurely cancels tokens for jobs that submit jobs (oozie) |
Blocker |
resourcemanager |
Daryn Sharp |
Jian He |
| YARN-2952 |
Incorrect version check in RMStateStore |
Major |
. |
Jian He |
Rohith Sharma K S |
| YARN-2922 |
ConcurrentModificationException in CapacityScheduler's LeafQueue |
Major |
capacityscheduler, resourcemanager, scheduler |
Jason Tufo |
Rohith Sharma K S |
| YARN-2917 |
Potential deadlock in AsyncDispatcher when system.exit called in AsyncDispatcher#dispatch and AsyscDispatcher#serviceStop from shutdown hook |
Critical |
resourcemanager |
Rohith Sharma K S |
Rohith Sharma K S |
| YARN-2910 |
FSLeafQueue can throw ConcurrentModificationException |
Major |
fairscheduler |
Wilfred Spiegelenburg |
Wilfred Spiegelenburg |
| YARN-2906 |
CapacitySchedulerPage shows HTML tags for a queue's Active Users |
Major |
capacityscheduler |
Jason Lowe |
Jason Lowe |
| YARN-2905 |
AggregatedLogsBlock page can infinitely loop if the aggregated log file is corrupted |
Blocker |
. |
Jason Lowe |
Varun Saxena |
| YARN-2894 |
When ACL's are enabled, if RM switches then application can not be viewed from web. |
Major |
resourcemanager |
Rohith Sharma K S |
Rohith Sharma K S |
| YARN-2890 |
MiniYarnCluster should turn on timeline service if configured to do so |
Major |
. |
Mit Desai |
Mit Desai |
| YARN-2874 |
Dead lock in "DelegationTokenRenewer" which blocks RM to execute any further apps |
Blocker |
resourcemanager |
Naganarasimha G R |
Naganarasimha G R |
| YARN-2865 |
Application recovery continuously fails with "Application with id already present. Cannot duplicate" |
Critical |
resourcemanager |
Rohith Sharma K S |
Rohith Sharma K S |
| YARN-2856 |
Application recovery throw InvalidStateTransitonException: Invalid event: ATTEMPT_KILLED at ACCEPTED |
Critical |
resourcemanager |
Rohith Sharma K S |
Rohith Sharma K S |
| YARN-2816 |
NM fail to start with NPE during container recovery |
Major |
nodemanager |
zhihai xu |
zhihai xu |
| YARN-2637 |
maximum-am-resource-percent could be respected for both LeafQueue/User when trying to activate applications. |
Critical |
resourcemanager |
Wangda Tan |
Craig Welch |
| YARN-2414 |
RM web UI: app page will crash if app is failed before any attempt has been created |
Major |
webapp |
Zhijie Shen |
Wangda Tan |
| YARN-2340 |
NPE thrown when RM restart after queue is STOPPED. There after RM can not recovery application's and remain in standby |
Critical |
resourcemanager, scheduler |
Nishan Shetty |
Rohith Sharma K S |
| YARN-2246 |
Job History Link in RM UI is redirecting to the URL which contains Job Id twice |
Major |
webapp |
Devaraj K |
Devaraj K |


Blicblock is a game your Sims can play in The Sims 4. After seeing my Sims play it enough on their computers, I realized it looked like a fully developed game idea, and not just bits of color flashing around on their screens.
I'm Sarah Vessels, a programmer in Lexington, Kentucky. I love The Sims series and programming, so I combined the two and made BlicblockJS!
Sure! It's available on Github under the MIT license. Feedback and bug reports are welcome! Please report bugs here.
Blicblock is not mine, that belongs to Maxis and EA. I just made the Blicblock implementation that is BlicblockJS.


Team ranking based on 4 best players of each team
| Pos | Team Name | Points |
| 1 | AC | 9 |
| 2 | NS | 8 |
| 3 | | 6 |
| 4 | HP | 3 |
| 5 | PT | 1.5 |
| 6 | MM | 1.5 |
| 7 | CA | 1 |
| 8 | UH | 0 |
| 9 | WT | 0 |
Team composition
| 1 | AC | 9 |
| 3 | Eade, Don | 2.5 |
| 6 | Lyall, Simon | 2.5 |
| 12 | Holdo, Karl | 2 |
| 9 | Yan, Caroline | 2 |
| 18 | Sharma, Akshay | 2 |
| 4 | Seabrook, Roy | 2 |
| 11 | Ha, Huy Minh (Timothy) | 1.5 |
| 5 | Gilmour, Mark | 1.5 |
| 27 | Liu, Xinyang | 1 |
| 20 | Yan, Sarah | 1 |
| 28 | Qin, Oscar Shu Xuan | 0 |
| 2 | NS | 8 |
| 7 | Punsalan, Vyanla M | 3 |
| 1 | Aguilar, Juni | 2 |
| 8 | Meng, Richard | 1.5 |
| 25 | Braganza, Nadia | 1.5 |
| 15 | Kamberi, Paul | 1 |
| 17 | Li, Rodney Xiang Rei | 1 |
| 26 | Li, Andrew | 1 |
| 3 | | 6 |
| 2 | Chung, Francisco | 2.5 |
| 14 | Chen, Yi Jing Alvin | 2 |
| 24 | Goormachtigh, Laurens | 1.5 |
| 4 | HP | 3 |
| 22 | Wang, Aaron Ziwen | 2 |
| 21 | Dai, Oliver | 1 |
| 5 | PT | 1.5 |
| 23 | Hooton, Barry R | 1.5 |
| 6 | MM | 1.5 |
| 16 | Findlay, John | 1.5 |
| 7 | CA | 1 |
| 19 | Murdoch, Stephen | 1 |
| 8 | UH | 0 |
| 10 | List, Robert | 0 |
| 9 | WT | 0 |
| 13 | Francis, John | 0 |
Best boards
| Board 0 | Pos | Player | Team | Points |
| 1 | Punsalan, Vyanla M | NS | 3 |
| 2 | Eade, Don | AC | 2.5 |
| 3 | Chung, Francisco | | 2.5 |
| 4 | Wang, Aaron Ziwen | HP | 2 |
| 5 | Findlay, John | MM | 1.5 |
| 6 | Hooton, Barry R | PT | 1.5 |
| 7 | Murdoch, Stephen | CA | 1 |
| 8 | List, Robert | UH | 0 |
| 9 | Francis, John | WT | 0 |
| Board 1 | Pos | Player | Team | Points |
| 1 | Lyall, Simon | AC | 2.5 |
| 2 | Chen, Yi Jing Alvin | | 2 |
| 3 | Aguilar, Juni | NS | 2 |
| 4 | Dai, Oliver | HP | 1 |
| Board 2 | Pos | Player | Team | Points |
| 1 | Holdo, Karl | AC | 2 |
| 2 | Meng, Richard | NS | 1.5 |
| 3 | Goormachtigh, Laurens | | 1.5 |
| Board 3 | Pos | Player | Team | Points |
| 1 | Yan, Caroline | AC | 2 |
| 2 | Braganza, Nadia | NS | 1.5 |


1. when you visit the page with iPad, press the "Share" button.
2. Choose "Add to Home Screen".
3. Tap Add
4. Now, Figures Mocap should be on your Home screen along with every other app you've installed.
1.when you open "Figures Mocap" webapp, move the circles to where you feel comfortable.
2. Press the "Start Recording" button to capture your fingers motion.
The key will start showing the time in seconds.
3. Move the circles with all of your fingers.
4. To stop the recording, press the same key.
5. To save the recording, you can send it to yourself using the "Send Animation" link on the top right side of the screen.
6. Write your email in the "To" field, then send it.
7. When you get the email, copy the body of the email and save it in a text file.
Make sure your file starts with - and ends up with -#
Now you can import it if you have the addon.
1. Go to File -> User Preferences.
2. Select the "Add-ons" tab, then "Install from File".
3. Navigate to the folder where you saved the "importFingersAnimation.py" file and select the file. After that press the "Install from File" button.
4. Check the box next to the addon.
You can make the addon starts with Blender by clicking the "Save Users Settings".
1. Select Misc from ToolShelf. Press "T" in the view port to show the ToolShelf if you can't find it :)
2. Press the "Import Fingers Animation" button.
3. Select the location of the file and press the import button.
You can connect the empties to bones with IK.
You can move any object with them too.
Enjoy your animations.


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(No email is sent, the name and email will be just displayed on submission.)


The Permissions module works together with the User Manager and the Groups module to give PyroCMS access control.
New groups have no permissions at all by default. Simply check the box by each module that you want users in that group to be able to access.


--- layout: archive title: Zulip Chat Archive permalink: /stream/113488-general/topic/dec_trivial.20performance.html ---
I have a computation resolved by dec_trivial
that takes about 5 minutes with extreme deterministic timeout lean server setting. How does one diagnose this kind of performance problem - is there a way to inspect what's happening or is the situation similar to #reduce
where you're somewhat out of luck in this regard and the best bet is to step through C++ with a debugger? (As a side note, what is being computed is handled by #eval
in a few milliseconds.)
dec_trivial
is really a blunt instrument. If your proof involves any natural numbers, that's going to take a long time. As you say, it is analogous to #reduce
. If you're working with numbers, consider using norm_num
Sadly I am not - however, this is a great reply, I'll have to take a look at the kinds of tricks norm_num
plays and perhaps tailor a solution for myself. Thanks!
Last updated: Apr 24 2020 at 19:02 UTC


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Iterator for rows (tuples) in a result. Use as result::const_iterator. More...
#include <result.hxx>
Public Types | |
| typedef const tuple * | pointer |
| typedef tuple | reference |
| typedef result::size_type | size_type |
| typedef result::difference_type | difference_type |
| Public Types inherited from pqxx::tuple | |
| typedef tuple_size_type | size_type |
| typedef tuple_difference_type | difference_type |
| typedef const_tuple_iterator | const_iterator |
| typedef const_iterator | iterator |
| typedef field | reference |
| typedef const_tuple_iterator | pointer |
| typedef const_reverse_tuple_iterator | const_reverse_iterator |
| typedef const_reverse_iterator | reverse_iterator |
Public Member Functions | |
| const_result_iterator () throw () | |
| const_result_iterator (const tuple &t) throw () | |
Dereferencing operators | |
| pointer | operator-> () const |
| reference | operator* () const |
Manipulations | |
| const_result_iterator | operator++ (int) |
| const_result_iterator & | operator++ () |
| const_result_iterator | operator-- (int) |
| const_result_iterator & | operator-- () |
| const_result_iterator & | operator+= (difference_type i) |
| const_result_iterator & | operator-= (difference_type i) |
Comparisons | |
| bool | operator== (const const_result_iterator &i) const |
| bool | operator!= (const const_result_iterator &i) const |
| bool | operator< (const const_result_iterator &i) const |
| bool | operator<= (const const_result_iterator &i) const |
| bool | operator> (const const_result_iterator &i) const |
| bool | operator>= (const const_result_iterator &i) const |
| Public Member Functions inherited from pqxx::tuple | |
| tuple (const result *r, size_t i) throw () | |
| ~tuple () throw () | |
| const_iterator | begin () const throw () |
| const_iterator | end () const throw () |
| size_type | size () const throw () |
| void | swap (tuple &) throw () |
| size_t | rownumber () const throw () |
| size_t | num () const |
| tuple | slice (size_type Begin, size_type End) const |
| bool PQXX_PURE | empty () const throw () |
| bool PQXX_PURE | operator== (const tuple &) const throw () |
| bool | operator!= (const tuple &rhs) const throw () |
| reference | front () const throw () |
| reference | back () const throw () |
| const_reverse_tuple_iterator | rbegin () const |
| const_reverse_tuple_iterator | rend () const |
| reference | operator[] (size_type) const throw () |
| reference | operator[] (int) const throw () |
| reference | operator[] (const char[]) const |
| reference | operator[] (const std::string &) const |
| reference | at (size_type) const throw (pqxx::range_error) |
| reference | at (int) const throw (pqxx::range_error) |
| reference | at (const char[]) const |
| reference | at (const std::string &) const |
| size_type | column_number (const std::string &ColName) const |
| Number of given column (throws exception if it doesn't exist) | |
| size_type | column_number (const char[]) const |
| Number of given column (throws exception if it doesn't exist) | |
| oid | column_type (size_type) const |
| Type of given column. | |
| oid | column_type (int ColNum) const |
| Type of given column. | |
| oid | column_type (const std::string &ColName) const |
| Type of given column. | |
| oid | column_type (const char ColName[]) const |
| Type of given column. | |
| oid | column_table (size_type ColNum) const |
| What table did this column come from? | |
| oid | column_table (int ColNum) const |
| What table did this column come from? | |
| oid | column_table (const std::string &ColName) const |
| What table did this column come from? | |
| size_type | table_column (size_type) const |
| What column number in its table did this result column come from? | |
| size_type | table_column (int ColNum) const |
| What column number in its table did this result column come from? | |
| size_type | table_column (const std::string &ColName) const |
| What column number in its table did this result column come from? |
Friends | |
| class | pqxx::result |
Arithmetic operators | |
| const_result_iterator | operator+ (difference_type, const_result_iterator) |
| const_result_iterator | operator+ (difference_type) const |
| const_result_iterator | operator- (difference_type) const |
| difference_type | operator- (const_result_iterator) const |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from pqxx::tuple | |
| const result * | m_Home |
| size_t | m_Index |
| size_type | m_Begin |
| size_type | m_End |
Iterator for rows (tuples) in a result. Use as result::const_iterator.
A result, once obtained, cannot be modified. Therefore there is no plain iterator type for result. However its const_iterator type can be used to inspect its tuples without changing them.
| typedef const tuple* pqxx::const_result_iterator::pointer |
| pqxx::const_result_iterator::const_result_iterator | ( | ) | throw () |
| pqxx::const_result_iterator::const_result_iterator | ( | const tuple & | t | ) | throw () |
| bool pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator!= | ( | const const_result_iterator & | i | ) | const |
| reference pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator* | ( | ) | const |
| const_result_iterator pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator+ | ( | result::difference_type | o | ) | const |
| pqxx::const_result_iterator pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator++ | ( | int | ) |
| const_result_iterator& pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator++ | ( | ) |
| const_result_iterator& pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator+= | ( | difference_type | i | ) |
| const_result_iterator pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator- | ( | result::difference_type | o | ) | const |
| result::difference_type pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator- | ( | const_result_iterator | i | ) | const |
References pqxx::tuple::num().
| pqxx::const_result_iterator pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator-- | ( | int | ) |
| const_result_iterator& pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator-- | ( | ) |
| const_result_iterator& pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator-= | ( | difference_type | i | ) |
| pointer pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator-> | ( | ) | const |
The iterator "points to" its own tuple, which is also itself. This allows a result to be addressed as a two-dimensional container without going through the intermediate step of dereferencing the iterator. I hope this works out to be similar to C pointer/array semantics in useful cases.
IIRC Alex Stepanov, the inventor of the STL, once remarked that having this as standard behaviour for pointers would be useful in some algorithms. So even if this makes me look foolish, I would seem to be in distinguished company.
| bool pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator< | ( | const const_result_iterator & | i | ) | const |
| bool pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator<= | ( | const const_result_iterator & | i | ) | const |
| bool pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator== | ( | const const_result_iterator & | i | ) | const |
| bool pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator> | ( | const const_result_iterator & | i | ) | const |
| bool pqxx::const_result_iterator::operator>= | ( | const const_result_iterator & | i | ) | const |
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The parser is invoked whenever a character sequence #! is encountered in Lisp code. This character sequence begins a C declaration block: a portion of the source containing declarations and preprocessor directives, supposedly pasted from a C header file. The declaration block is terminated by a declaration block end marker: !#. At the beginning of the block the parser expects to find a translation parameter form. The full syntax of parameter form is described later in this text. The C declarations in the declaration block are parsed, analysed, and the corresponding Corman Lisp FFI declaration forms are generated.
As an introductory example, consider this C declaration block and the Lisp forms it is translated to.
#! (:library "User32" :ignore "WINUSERAPI" :pascal "WINAPI") /* Just a few styles -- this comment is ignored, BTW */ // and this is ignored, too #define WS_POPUP 0x80000000L #define WS_BORDER 0x00800000L #define WS_SYSMENU 0x00080000L #define WS_POPUPWINDOW (WS_POPUP | \ WS_BORDER | \ WS_SYSMENU) typedef struct tagMSG { HWND hwnd; UINT message; WPARAM wParam; LPARAM lParam; DWORD time; POINT pt; } MSG, *PMSG, NEAR *NPMSG, FAR *LPMSG; WINUSERAPI BOOL WINAPI DrawEdge(HDC hdc, LPRECT qrc, UINT edge, UINT grfFlags); !#This block is translated into a Lisp form:
(PROGN (DEFWINCONSTANT WS_POPUP<PHONE_NUMBER>) (DEFWINCONSTANT WS_BORDER 8388608) (DEFWINCONSTANT WS_SYSMENU 524288) (DEFWINCONSTANT WS_POPUPWINDOW (LOGIOR (LOGIOR WS_POPUP WS_BORDER) WS_SYSMENU)) (PROGN (DEFWINSTRUCT MSG ((HWND HWND) (MESSAGE UINT) (WPARAM WPARAM) (LPARAM LPARAM) (TIME DWORD) (PT POINT))) (DEFWINTYPE LPMSG (MSG *)) (DEFWINTYPE NPMSG (MSG *)) (DEFWINTYPE PMSG (MSG *))) (DEFUN-DLL DRAWEDGE ((HDC HDC) (QRC LPRECT) (EDGE UINT) (GRFFLAGS UINT)) :RETURN-TYPE BOOL :LIBRARY-NAME "User32.dll" :ENTRY-NAME "DrawEdge" :LINKAGE-TYPE :PASCAL))Note how the translation parameters affected the translation: the :library parameter set the name of the library used to call the API defined in the block. The :ignore parameter instructed the translator to ignore the WINUSERAPI declaration, which would otherwise be considered to be a part of the function return type declaration.
(&key library export ignore pascal translate trim-last auto-ansi verbose)The mode parameter is required while the others are optional with the exception of library, which is required if the translation block contains function prototypes.
| C | Lisp |
| #define <name> <expr> | (defconstant <name> <translated-expr>) |
| typedef int *pint; | (defctype pint (:long *)) |
| typedef int *pintarr[5]; | (defctype pintarr ((:long *) 5)) |
| typedef struct {
int x; pint y; } FOO, *LPFOO; |
(defcstruct foo ((x :long) (y :pint)))
(defctype lpfoo (foo *)) |
| struct IDirectDraw;
typedef struct IDirectDraw *LPIDirectDraw; |
(defcstruct IDirectDraw nil)
(defctype LPIDirectDraw (IDirectDraw *)) |
| WINUSERAPI BOOL WINAPI
ShowWindow (HWND hWnd, int nCmdShow); |
(defun-dll showwindow
((hwnd hwnd) (ncmdshow :long)) :return-type bool :entry-name "ShowWindow" :library "User32.dll" :linkage-type :pascal) |
| interface {...}; | See COM section. |
All definitions occur in the package where the C declaration block is. The name of the defined entity is obtained from the corresponding C name. If case insensitivity is a problem and two names collide, the :translate parameter can be used to rename one of them.
By default, the defined symbols are not exported. They may be exported individually, but :export translation parameter allows to export all the defined names.
#define TIMES2 *2 #define TWOHUNDRED 100 TIMES2are legal in C but not legal for this parser (it does not perform token substitution), other cases, such as
#define FOO 3 + 4 #define BAR (FOO * 6)are interpreted differently. For a C preprocessor, BAR is '3 + 4 * 6', and the effective value used in place of B somewhere in C would be 27. For this parser, BAR is (* FOO 6), and FOO is (+ 3 4), so the effective value of BAR would be 72.
The expressions are supposed to be arithmetic only; that is, the terms
may only be identifiers, literal numbers, or literal strings. The following
operators are supported (in order of decreasing priority):
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(Unary) negation and bitwise complement. |
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Multiplication, division, and modulus. |
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Addition and subtraction. |
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Bitwise AND. |
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Bitwise XOR. |
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Bitwise OR. |
Since #define is not token substitution for this parser, #define with arguments is not allowed.
Some other preprocessor directives are recognized, namely: #if, #ifdef, #ifndef, #else, #endif. They are ignored with a warning. (A warning is needed because when these declarations are ignored, incorrect definitions may be included in the resulting translation).
/* test for SQL_SUCCESS or SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO */ // #define SQL_SUCCEEDED(rc) (((rc)&(~1))==0) #LISP (progn (export 'SQL_SUCCEEDED) (defun SQL_SUCCEEDED (rc) (zerop (logandc2 rc 1))))
typedef <type> <pointers> <name> <dimension>? <pointers> ::= '*'* <dimension> ::= '[' <integer> | <identifier> ']'In other words, no pointers to functions, parentheses to specify priority, etc. More complicated types have to be broken into simple parts that fit the above pattern and gradually defined in terms of each other.
Once again, because #define does not define token substitution, the following declaration is not supported:
#define ASIZE 10 typedef int *pintarray[ASIZE];The size of the array must be an integer or an identifier. In this case the identifier should be a constant defined either earlier in the same C declaration block, or existing in the system by the time the declaration block's translation is evaluated.
These limitations also apply to other type declarations: declarations of struct members, struct types (the part of typedef struct following the closing brace), function (including COM methods) parameter and return types.
In the former case, the structure tag is used as the type being defined, while variable declarations following the structure body are ignored.
In the latter case, if a field list is supplied, the structure tag is ignored. The variable declarations following the struct body are all used to define the related types. Any typedef struct should define at least one primary type name--the name of the structure type itself. All other related types are defined in terms of the primary type. In the above example, MSG is the primary type, while LPMSG and others are defined in terms of it. An error is signalled if there is no primary type in a typedef struct statement.
If there is no field list supplied in a "typedef struct" declaration, the structure tag is assumed to be defined earlier using "struct" declaration. The types declared in the declaration are then declared based on the structure tag, as shown in the example above.
In the struct body and the variable list, the limitations described in the Type Definitions section apply.
pascal, or _pascal keywords in the function prototype cause the function to use :pascal linkage. The function will also use :pascal linkage if its prototype contains one of the tokens specified in the :pascal keyword parameter in the block's translation parameters. Often, with Win32 USER module declarations such a parameter would be used to specify "WINAPI" as a pascal linkage selector. If none of the above is the case, a function uses :c linkage.
The DLL entry name is always the one matching the function name as it appears in the C declaration. The name of the corresponding Lisp function can be different if :auto-translate-ansi or :ansi or :translate settings are used (see translation parameters description). As an example,
#! (:library "User32" :ignore "WINUSERAPI" :pascal "WINAPI" :trim-last "WNDCLASSA") WINUSERAPI ATOM WINAPI RegisterClassA( CONST WNDCLASSA *lpWndClass); !#produces Lisp definition
(DEFWINAPI REGISTERCLASS ((LPWNDCLASS (WNDCLASS *))) :RETURN-TYPE ATOM :LIBRARY-NAME "User32.dll" :ENTRY-NAME "RegisterClassA" :LINKAGE-TYPE :PASCAL)The function name has been auto-translated because this is the default setting in the Win32 translation mode, the WNDCLASSA type name is translated to WNDCLASS because it is explicitly declared as ANSI-mangled.
interface IUnknown { HRESULT QueryInterface(REFIID riid, LPVOID* ppvObject); ULONG AddRef(); ULONG Release(); }; interface IMalloc : IUnknown { LPVOID Alloc(ULONG cb); LPVOID Realloc(LPVOID pv, ULONG cb); VOID Free(LPVOID pv); ULONG GetSize(LPVOID pv); int DidAlloc(LPVOID pv); VOID HeapMinimize(); };are translated to the following Lisp form. Note that extra care is taken to make sure interfaces use method lists of the parent interfaces at the evaluation time as opposed to the method list in the time of macro expansion.
(PROGN (LET ((#:G851 0)) (DEFUN-COM-METHOD QUERYINTERFACE-IUNKNOWN ((WIN32:INTERFACE *) (RIID REFIID) (PPVOBJECT (LPVOID *))) (+ #:G851 0) :RETURN-TYPE HRESULT) (DEFUN-COM-METHOD ADDREF-IUNKNOWN ((WIN32:INTERFACE *)) (+ #:G851 1) :RETURN-TYPE ULONG) (DEFUN-COM-METHOD RELEASE-IUNKNOWN ((WIN32:INTERFACE *)) (+ #:G851 2) :RETURN-TYPE ULONG) (SETF (INTERFACE-METHOD-LIST 'IUNKNOWN) (APPEND NIL '(QUERYINTERFACE-IUNKNOWN ADDREF-IUNKNOWN RELEASE-IUNKNOWN)))) (LET ((#:G852 (LENGTH (INTERFACE-METHOD-LIST 'IUNKNOWN)))) (DEFUN-COM-METHOD ALLOC-IMALLOC ((WIN32:INTERFACE *) (CB ULONG)) (+ #:G852 0) :RETURN-TYPE LPVOID) (DEFUN-COM-METHOD REALLOC-IMALLOC ((WIN32:INTERFACE *) (PV LPVOID) (CB ULONG)) (+ #:G852 1) :RETURN-TYPE LPVOID) (DEFUN-COM-METHOD FREE-IMALLOC ((WIN32:INTERFACE *) (PV LPVOID)) (+ #:G852 2) :RETURN-TYPE VOID) (DEFUN-COM-METHOD GETSIZE-IMALLOC ((WIN32:INTERFACE *) (PV LPVOID)) (+ #:G852 3) :RETURN-TYPE ULONG) (DEFUN-COM-METHOD DIDALLOC-IMALLOC ((WIN32:INTERFACE *) (PV LPVOID)) (+ #:G852 4) :RETURN-TYPE :LONG) (DEFUN-COM-METHOD HEAPMINIMIZE-IMALLOC ((WIN32:INTERFACE *)) (+ #:G852 5) :RETURN-TYPE VOID) (SETF (INTERFACE-METHOD-LIST 'IMALLOC) (APPEND (INTERFACE-METHOD-LIST 'IUNKNOWN) '(ALLOC-IMALLOC REALLOC-IMALLOC FREE-IMALLOC GETSIZE-IMALLOC DIDALLOC-IMALLOC HEAPMINIMIZE-IMALLOC)))))
transcribe-file in-file out-file &optional (package *package*) (prettyp t)Opens in-file, reads all forms in it and writes them into out-file. (Both parameters are strings). The output file will have Lisp FFI declarations expanded in place of C declarations. The original formatting and the comments are, of course, lost. The optional prettyp parameter, a generalized boolean, determines whether the output file forms are printed prettily or not.
Transcribing the file eliminates the need for C parsing when the file
is loaded into Lisp, while Lisp FFI forms are easier to parse than the
original C declarations. The speed gain, depending on the file, may
range from 5 to 50%. Care should be taken, however, to ensure that
a proper package is used while the file is being transcribed, or the symbols
printed in the output file may appear to be interned incorrectly when the
output file is loaded. To control this, optional package
parameter (a package designator) may be used.


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March 2009 - Buenos Aires, Argentina - Research commissioned by Nielsen.
Role: Ethnographic Researcher Techniques: In-home observation & In-depth interviews
Capia is the Argentine Chamber of Poultry Producers. The primary mission is to promote, develop and strengthen Argentina's poultry industry.
Nielsen was hired by Capia to perform an ethnographic research with women in their homes.
The goal of the research was to explore and discover why, how and when women use eggs in their diet, identifying styles of usage, habits and ways of purchasing.
We did an internal desk research to understand the positioning of the brand. We observed and interviewed women in their Buenos Aires homes while cooking with eggs. We spent a full day with each woman speaking about the role of the woman in present society, the role of the woman as a mother, the importance of cooking and specifically the use and representation of eggs in their cooking habits.
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@@include('../00.global/include-header.html')
@@include('../00.global/include-loader.html') @@include('../00.global/include-toggle-trigger.html')An underlying front-end system that makes it easy to extend and modify core files. This spec is a living document that will be updated as we continue to develop the tenets and specifics of Uix Kit. Support JS and CSS component( SCSS ) development with Gulp & Webpack together.
Enjoy the fluid grid system based on 12 columns. Uix Kit is built over Bootstrap and has all the benefits that the framework comes with. Regardless of the screen size, the website content will naturally fit the given resolution.
Step 1. Use NPM (Locate your current directory of project, and enter the following command.) or download the latest version from Github. For nodejs you have to install some dependencies.
$ npm install uix-kit
Or clone the repo to get all source files including build scripts:
$ git clone git://github.com/xizon/uix-kit.git
$ cd uix-kit
Step 2. Before doing all dev stuff make sure you have node installed. After that, run the following code in the main directory to install the node module dependencies.
$ npm install --dev
Step 3. Run the following code to enter development mode.
$ gulp default
Step 4. When you done, please open the browser and enter the following URL to check out.
http://localhost:8080/examples/
Step 5. Directly edit the entries in the components folder in order to modify the core files. (E.g. examples/assets/css/uix-kit.css
, examples/assets/css/uix-kit.min.css
, examples/assets/css/rtl/uix-kit-rtl.css
, examples/assets/js/uix-kit.js
, examples/assets/js/uix-kit.min.js
).
Components:
HTML/JS/CSS Components:_components/*
00.global
and01.index
are required components.
You can customize these files to meet the different needs of the site you want :-)
The examples/assets-demo/
folder can be deleted.
examples/assets/css/uix-kit.css
examples/assets/css/uix-kit.min.css
examples/assets/css/uix-kit.IE.css
examples/assets/css/rtl/uix-kit-rtl.css
examples/assets/js/uix-kit.js
examples/assets/js/uix-kit.min.js
examples/assets/images/*
examples/assets/fonts/*
You can download the corresponding .PSD grid files based on Bootstrap 3.x from the _grid
folder.
_grid/bootstrap3_1170_grid_web.psd
(Default Container: 1170px)_grid/bootstrap3_1278_grid_web.psd
(XL Container: 1278px)_grid/bootstrap3_1410_grid_web.psd
(XXL Container: 1410px)


National Climate Assessment: Observed global average changes (black line), model simulations using only changes in natural factors (solar and volcanic) in green, and model simulations with the addition of human-induced emissions (blue). Climate changes since 1950 cannot be explained by natural factors or variability, and can only be explained by human factors. (Figure source: adapted from Huber and Knutti1). Source.


--- author: Shazron categories: app date: '2012-04-18 20:18:24' permalink: /2012/04/18/ios-5-1-and-the-embedded-uiwebview-with-cordova/ slug: ios-5-1-and-the-embedded-uiwebview-with-cordova status: publish title: iOS 5.1 and the embedded UIWebView with Cordova type: post format: html tags: - Guide - iOS ---
There are two issues with Apple's iOS 5.1 SDK that are important to Cordova and web developers that use the embedded UIWebView:
- localStorage and WebSQL databases have been moved to ~/Library/Caches from ~/Library/WebKit
- "SECURITY_ERR: DOM Exception 18" error when calling window.openDatabase after updating to iOS 5.1
The first issue is a policy issue -- this change means that localStorage and WebSQL databases are not backed-up and may be deleted by iOS at any time to save space. In the "Data Storage Guidelines for iCloud" article it describes data in ~/Library/Caches as "Data that can be downloaded again or regenerated".
You thought localStorage was supposed to be persistent? So did I, but it appears that expiring localStorage is well within the definitions of the spec: Section 6.1 "Expiring stored data"
The solution for embedded UIWebView developers is to backup and restore the databases from ~/Library/Caches to persistent storage (e.g the Documents folder), or move the storage location to persistent storage.
This issue has been worked around and the backup/restore mechanism is implemented in Cordova 1.6.0, and the issue has been further discussed also in this bug: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-330.
The second issue appears to be a genuine Apple bug when you are on iOS 5.1, and upgrading an app to a newer version. This issue has been reported to Apple and they know about this issue: rdar://11081309 rdar://11081647 rdar://10296507 rdar://11105407 rdar://11063678
A sample of what was filed is here: http://openradar.appspot.com/radar?id=1608403
Through the community's efforts (see this issue here: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-347) and our experimentation, we hypothesize that during an app upgrade the app bundle's GUID is changed, but the WebKit database locations in the app's .plist have not been changed. These database locations have hard-coded paths in them (which of course include the app bundle's GUID).
The way we arrived at this conclusion is by:
Printing the app bundle path before and after an app upgrade when on iOS 5.1
Iterating through the app's .plist keys and values and observing the "WebDatabaseDirectory" and "WebKitLocalStorageDatabasePathPreferenceKey" values
The data supports our conclusions. The app bundle path does change when upgrading the app (the GUID changes). The plist values which point to database paths within our app bundle point to a path that is not in our app bundle, and the GUID is from the previous app bundle GUID.
This issue has been 'fixed' by Cordova in 1.6.0, by changing the paths in the app's .plist to the correct paths.
Hopefully in a newer version of iOS this issue will have been resolved by Apple by either:
Changing the database locations in the app's .plist when the app bundle's path changes OR
Use relative paths for the database locations, not absolute ones
For the second issue, it is also clear that a developer can change the database location permanently to persistent storage, and not do the backup/restore method. iOS Cordova is steering clear of this solution because of the potential of side-effects if and when this issue is resolved by Apple.


Mahmoud Youssef
Mobile Developer
Hey there, I’m Mahmoud, a Graduate of The Ontario Tech University in Toronto. I currently carry my BS in Computer Science specializing in mobile development. I have been working as a mobile developer for the last 3 years, whether it be full time or contracting. I specialize in native mobile apps, but I do have experience building in cross platform environments such as Flutter. Something interesting about me is that I also have a passion for developing augmented and virtual reality applications. Check out some of my work below and feel free to reach out to me at any time!
Personal Projects
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Nomni is an app for finding local restaurants you never knew about. With the Tinder like card-swipping interface, you can see restaurants around you one at a time and find a place to eat. Some of the features Nomni offers are filtering, favoriting, reviewing, and directions.
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Podcast 3.08 - From Spring Training 3/20/2011 author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 4142 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=4142 date: '2011-03-20 21:06:04 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-03-21 02:06:04 +0000' categories: - The Cubs - Spring Training tags: - Podcast - Spring Training comments: [] ---
We take in our first game on this Spring Training trip and have plenty to talk about. We talk about the Cubs walk-off win against the Giants and describe the vibe of Spring Training games. We also talk about our experiences in the SpringTrainingExperience.com seats with autographs, foul balls, player interaction and plenty of up-and-close views.


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