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Names of Generated Wrapper MethodsThe topmost level of JNIPort is capable of generating wrapper Smalltalk classes for existing Java classes. The wrapper class has automatically-generated methods that allow you to use the Java object as if it were a Smalltalk object. The generated methods are of two kinds:
In both cases, the name of the Smalltalk method is determined by following a set pattern. The rest of this section describes the pattern in detail, but first, here are a few examples:
Field access is via generated “getter” and “setter” methods:
Constructors are methods on the class static, here are some examples from java.lang.String:
Names for Forwarding MethodsGiven a Java class, each of its methods is fully identified by a combination of its name and its signature — the name alone is not enough (since method names can be overloaded). Hence, to identify a specific method, we need:
In practice, the method's return type can be ignored since Java does not allow overloading on return type (although the JVM itself does). So, we can think of a Java method's “full” name as being somehow composed of its normal name and the types of any arguments. The names of generated Smalltalk methods follow this thinking. (By the way, if you are using a version of Java that supports so-called “generics” then you will need to know that generics are invisble to the Java runtime (they are merely a hack implemented entirely in the Java compiler), and so they are invisible to JNPort too. The types seen by the Java runtime are what determine the correct names to use, and they are the names of the generic types after “erasure”. If you think that's messy or awkward, then I agree with you, but it's not my fault — Sun have done everyone a disservice by introducing the underpowered, overcomplicated, and largely pointless hack into the language.) The general pattern is that a Java method called, say, “aMethod()”, with arguments of types “Type1”, “Type2”, and “Type3”,
will be represented by a Smalltalk method with selector
In more detail:
If the Java method is called If the Java method, called 'aMethod', has one or more arguments, then the Smalltalk method's selector will be formed by starting with 'aMethod_' and then appending a segment for each of the arguments. Each segment will be the name of that argument's type, simplified by following the rules below. If the type is a primitive, then the segment will just be the name of that primitive. Note: the case is not changed, so a Java method like:
would be represented by a Smalltalk method called
If the type is a class or interface, then the segment is the short name of that class or interface (i.e. not fully qualified). E.g. a Java method like:
would be represented by a Smalltalk method called
If the type is an array type, then the segment is formed by appending 'Array' to the base-type name as many times as necessary. E.g: a Java method like:
would be represented by a Smalltalk method called:
Names for Accessor Methods
Access to fields of Java objects is via generated Smalltalk accessor methods.
Given a variable called 'aField', the generated getter and setter methods in
Smalltalk are called Names for Static MembersUsing static members (class side fields and methods) follows exactly the same pattern as instance-side members. The difference is that the Smalltalk methods are defined on a “class static” object that stands for the Java class. See Class Statics for more detail. It's worth mentioning that, because of this, there is never any ambiguity between class-side and instance-side members. Names for ConstructorsThese are treated like static methods called “new”. E.g. the Java constructor for a java.lang.String from an array of chars:
is represented by a method on the String class static called
Handling AmbiguityIt is possible for more than one Java method to map onto the same Smalltalk selector. It is impossible to fix the problem in general (without making the scheme too verbose or complicated to use), but the most common cases can be fixed. One way ambiguity occurs is when there are two versions of a class or interface with the same name in different packages. If a method is overloaded to handle both of these cases (a not unreasonable situation) then JNIPort will try to generate two corresponding Smalltalk wrapper methods with the same selector. (Since the two argument types have the same short name). Other ways of getting ambiguity can also be invented; I leave it as an exercise for the reader… If JNIPort finds that it is generating two methods with the same selector, then it attempts to get around the problem as follows. Firstly it tries using the long forms of all the type names. So if the Java class had two methods like:
then JNIPort would generate a method called If that does not resolve the ambiguity then JNIPort will generate even longer selectors that also include the return type of the method, so that:
would be wrapped as This is already getting to the point of being unusable, so if even that doesn't work then JNIPort just gives up. In the current implementation, it will generate both wrapper methods in the longest form, and so one of them (arbitrarily chosen) will overwrite the other. It would probably be better if it didn't generate either of them in this case, so the current behaviour should be considered to be a bug. Rather surprisingly, the JVM allows classes to have multiple fields with the same name, provided that they are of different declared types. The Java compiler won't let you do it, but it is perfectly legal for JVM classfiles. In this case JNIPort will use the same kinds of techniques as it does for avoiding ambiguous selectors for forwarding methods (arguably, this is overkill). So if the Java class had fields like (this is not legal Java):
then JNIPort will generate two getter methods with names:
If this sort of thing happens to you in practice, then you can always fall back to the Java Base and write your own wrapper methods with whatever names you want. |
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Ox 3.40: new features and fixes
New features and enhancements
- Added the ability to import oxo files that were
generated from OxGauss files.
- Add RTLD_GLOBAL flag to dynamic loading on Linux.
(Was needed to link to libdbi.)
- Added some ability for the symbol table to grow
(but this can only happen at the external code level).
Problems in version 3.30 which have been fixed in version 3.40:
- In program: main(){while(1)0;}
the loop is executed only once, while it should be an infinite loop.
This only happens if while is the first statement of the program and
the last statement in the while loop evaluates to 0 (so quite unlikely).
- dayofcalendar rather than dayofcalender (but both now
exist to maintain backward compatibility).
- polyroots of empty matrix now returns empty matrix
instead of negative dimension error
- small fix in solvenle (SolveGMRes) to check
if the residual norm is a missing value.
- In rare circumstances a call to ols2c/ols2r
with singularity could
lateron lead to an Out of memory error message.
- exit code specified in exit() was not used when
running from the command line.
- vector == matrix crashes, e.g: <1,1> == <1,1; 0,1; 1,0>
- x=zeros(1,0); x[0][]=1; leads to crash
(should leave x unchanged).
- variance(<>), correlation(<>),
standardize(<>) gives out of memory error message.
- "%z" format did not work for sscan
- <>.^2 crashes Ox.
Note that sqr(<>) is not affected by this.
- The following don't work with empty matrices: savemat
and complex functions (cmul, cdiv, etc.).
- pacf of 1x1 matrix doesn't work.
- lib/longrun.ox: LongRun() is printing negative long-run
covariances as zero.
- printing a function prints the name
(and address if it is an internal function, e.g. print(rann)).
Specifying a format for this could lead to a crash.
- quanbeta(x,1,1) returns 0.5 instead of 1.
- Singularity decision in olsr/olsc/decqr was
too stringent. Now it is based on inverteps() multiplied by the
maximum diagonal element of X'X (previously
it just used sqrt(inverteps()). Also, the warning for scaling is now given
when the ratio of the largest to the smallest diagonal element of X'X
is less than inverteps()
(previously, it was given when the ratio was less than 1e-10 or the minimum
less than 1e-12).
- Extending Ox:
- value argument of OxValSetDouble was int not double
- Providing missing documentation for exported functions from DLL:
OxSetOxArgs,OxGetOxArgs, OxGetMainArgs, OxSetMainArgs,
OxSetPrintlevel, OxGetPrintlevel, OxPuts.
- OxValGetStringCopy was not exported
OxGauss
- vech is wrongly using the Ox version.
- qqre,qre,qtyre,qyre should return P instead of P'
- export is missing
- __olsres should be _olsres.
- scalmiss should return 1 for empty matrix and 0 for empty string
- errorlog "Error message" now prints the message
- ftos omits a single character following the format
- power followed by unary operator gave error (e.g. x ^ -2)
- _eigerr was not defined
- files was missing second argument (which is ignored)
- a statement like let x0 = a+a b+b; did not compile correctly
- `declare external x' should be a syntax error but seems to be
treated as declare x.
- created lag(x) to be the same as lag1(x)
- now allowing function forward reference when address is taken in argument
- removed all conditional sections (for g2ox) from g2ox.ox and g2ox.h.
The default behaviour is now same as when OX_GAUSS was defined before.
Ox version 3.40.
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When two girls move to the country to be near their ailing mother, they have adventures with the wonderous forest spirits who live nearby.
| Director | Hayao Miyazaki |
| Producer | Toru Hara |
| Written by | Hayao Miyazaki |
| Music by | Joe Hisaishi |
| Cinematography | Hisao Shirai |
| Editor | Takeshi Seyama |
| Cast | |
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| Mei | Chika Sakamoto |
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Anthony Joshua wants world to "bow down" after he beats Andy Ruiz Jr
Joshua has the chance to exact revenge on Ruiz Jr after losing his world titles to the Mexican American in June
by Irishmirror.ieAnthony Joshua will demand the boxing world "bows down" to him if he wins back his world titles.
The former heavyweight champion has the chance to exact revenge on Andy Ruiz Jr when the rivals clash for a second time next month.
Ruiz Jr pulled off one of the biggest shocks in boxing history in June when he knocked Joshua down four times before stopping him in the seventh round.
The pair will meet again in two weeks' time in the Saudi Arabian desert, and Joshua told Sky Sports : "They think he's so great, so when I beat him I want everybody to bow to my feet and tell me how great I am."
"I couldn't beat Ruiz Jr before and get the credit I deserved.
"You saw me in the ring [before the fight] - I wasn't fighting King Kong, was I? [I didn't have] that mindset.
"Apparently I'm fighting the quickest hands and the best fighter in the division. So once I beat him I want everybody to bow to me."
Ruiz accepted the first fight at six weeks' notice after replacing drug cheat Jarrell Miller.
Joshua was unable to adjust his training camp in time but insists this time his preparation has been on point.
He said: "Take competition away from being humble. Being humble is about me respecting you as a person, or respecting a lady on a bus by standing up and giving her my seat. That's humble.
"When you talk about competition, people understand and respect that you have to carry a sense of fire in your belly. It's not arrogance, it's confidence.
"I'm confident that I know what I need to do now, and I've prepared to the best of my capability to go out and perform. Performance leads to the win."


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Same container as last time - I just keep it in the fridge in between batches.
300g water + 8g yeast and let it hydrate for 20 minutes
Add 425g APWF, 75g RF combine and let marinate for 20 minutes
Add 15g Kosher Salt, combine, knead until it approaches the window-pane test. I have trouble getting the dough to that level of elasticity - maybe i’m not kneading enough?
Let rise until it doubles, about 2 hours.
Into the fridge to bake tomorrow.


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EUR/USD slumps to fresh 10-day lows near 1.1000
by Eren Sengezer- US Dollar Index inches higher following last week's rebound.
- EUR fails to capitalize on improving IFO sentiment data.
- Coming up: Speeches by ECB policymakers and FOMC Chairman Powell.
The EUR/USD pair posted modest losses last week and struggled to stage a decisive recovery on Monday. With the greenback preserving its strength in the second half of the day, the pair touched a fresh 10-day low of 1.1004 and was last seen trading at 1.1010, losing 0.1% on a daily basis.
Earlier in the day, the headline German IFO Business Climate Index improved slightly to 95.0 in November from 84.6 in October and came in line with the market expectation. Commenting on the data, "It is too early to speak of a turnaround in the German economy," the IFO notes. "Industrial orders still are not satisfactory, export prospects have also darkened," to make it difficult for the shared currency to find demand.
USD starts week on firm footing
On the other hand, the Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index recovered to -1.3 from -5.1 and beat experts' forecast of -11.3 to help the greenback continue to stay strong against its major rivals.
The US Dollar Index, which tracks the USD's value against a basket of six major currencies, advanced to its highest level since November 13th at 98.38 during the American trading hours on Monday.
Later in the session, European Central Bank’s (ECB) Chief Economist Philip Lane and ECB policymaker Mersch will be delivering speeches. Additionally, Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) Chairman Powell will be delivering his prepared remarks at the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce's 2019 Annual Meeting but is not expected to touch on the near-term policy outlook.
Technical levels to watch for
EUR/USD
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 1.1011 |
| Today Daily Change | -0.0012 |
| Today Daily Change % | -0.11 |
| Today daily open | 1.1023 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 1.1073 |
| Daily SMA50 | 1.1043 |
| Daily SMA100 | 1.1087 |
| Daily SMA200 | 1.1174 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 1.1088 |
| Previous Daily Low | 1.1014 |
| Previous Weekly High | 1.1098 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 1.1014 |
| Previous Monthly High | 1.118 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 1.0879 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 1.1043 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 1.106 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 1.0995 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 1.0968 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 1.0921 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 1.1069 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 1.1116 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 1.1143 |


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2.8 Command-Line ArgumentsThe sys module is also where Python makes available the words typed on the command used to start a Python script. These words are usually referred to as command-line arguments, and show up in sys.argv, a built-in list of strings. C programmers may notice its similarity to the C "argv" array (an array of C strings). It's not much to look at interactively, because no command-line arguments are passed to start up Python in this mode: >>> sys.argv [''] To really see what arguments are about, we need to run a script from the shell command line. Example 2-2 shows an unreasonably simple one that just prints the argv list for inspection. Example 2-2. PP2E\System\testargv.pyimport sys print sys.argv Running this script prints the command-line arguments list; note that the first item is always the name of the executed Python script file itself, no matter how the script was started (see Executable Scripts on Unix later in this chapter): C:\...\PP2E\System>python testargv.py ['testargv.py'] C:\...\PP2E\System>python testargv.py spam eggs cheese ['testargv.py', 'spam', 'eggs', 'cheese'] C:\...\PP2E\System>python testargv.py -i data.txt -o results.txt ['testargv.py', '-i', 'data.txt', '-o', 'results.txt'] The last command here illustrates a common convention. Much like function arguments, command-line options are sometimes passed by position, and sometimes by name using a "-name value" word pair. For instance, the pair -i data.txt means the -i option's value is data.txt (e.g., an input filename). Any words can be listed, but programs usually impose some sort of structure on them. Command-line arguments play the same role in programs that function arguments do in functions: they are simply a way to pass information to a program that can vary per program run. Because they don't have to be hardcoded, they allow scripts to be more generally useful. For example, a file-processing script can use a command-line argument as the name of the file it should process; see the more.py script we met in Example 2-1 for a prime example. Other scripts might accept processing mode flags, Internet addresses, and so on. Once you start using command-line arguments regularly, though, you'll probably find it inconvenient to keep writing code that fishes through the list looking for words. More typically, programs translate the arguments list on startup into structures more conveniently processed. Here's one way to do it: the script in Example 2-3 scans the argv list looking for -optionname optionvalue word pairs, and stuffs them into a dictionary by option name for easy retrieval. Example 2-3. PP2E\System\testargv2.py# collect command-line options in a dictionary def getopts(argv): opts = {} while argv: if argv[0][0] == '-': # find "-name value" pairs opts[argv[0]] = argv[1] # dict key is "-name" arg argv = argv[2:] else: argv = argv[1:] return opts if __name__ == '__main__': from sys import argv # example client code myargs = getopts(argv) if myargs.has_key('-i'): print myargs['-i'] print myargs You might import and use such a function in all your command-line tools. When run by itself, this file just prints the formatted argument dictionary: C:\...\PP2E\System>python testargv2.py {} C:\...\PP2E\System>python testargv2.py -i data.txt -o results.txt data.txt {'-o': 'results.txt', '-i': 'data.txt'} Naturally, we could get much more sophisticated here in terms of argument patterns, error checking, and the like. We could also use standard and more advanced command-line processing tools in the Python library to parse arguments; see module getopt in the library manual for another option. In general, the more configurable your scripts, the more you must invest on command-line processing logic complexity.
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Everyone wants their web apps and websites to look the best, do amazing things, and handle millions, if not billions, of users on a daily basis. When learning how to build dynamic and interactive websites one comes across something called AJAX. First, let's define this term, courtesy of Wikipedia:
AJAX is a group of interrelated Web development techniques used on the client-side to create asynchronous Web applications. With Ajax, Web applications can send data to, and retrieve data from, a server asynchronously (in the background) without interfering with the display and behavior of the existing page. Data can be retrieved using the XMLHttpRequest object. Despite the name, the use of XML is not required; JSON is often used instead, and the requests do not need to be asynchronous.[2] Ajax is not a single technology, but a group of technologies. HTML and CSS can be used in combination to mark up and style information. The DOM is accessed with JavaScript to dynamically display, and allow the user to interact with, the information presented. JavaScript and the XMLHttpRequest object provide a method for exchanging data asynchronously between browser and server to avoid full page reloads.
As mentioned in the title, AJAX is an acronym for asynchronous JavaScript and XML. We all know what JavaScript is. Some of us might now what XML (and JSON) is (but if not, more info here.) But more importantly, what does "asynchronous" mean?
"Asynchronous refers to events that are happening on the background independently of the main application flow. These events do not disturb the flow of the application, allowing the continuation of its normal process. A fairly good example of this happening is in your Facebook home page, when all of a sudden, without refreshing your browser window, you notice that there are new status feed updates from your friends. So what happens there is, Facebook sends your profile information (or your user id) to their servers. Their servers then look for your friends list, grab their newly added status, return the result to the browser, and then add them to your wall so that you can see. All of that, without pressing the refresh button. (Although I did notice, and think many have as well, how they do implement this. If you haven’t, then try leaving your Facebook homepage on the browser without moving your mouse for about 1 minute. After that minute, just move your mouse from one point to another, and all of a sudden, you will see the feeds get updated. I’m assuming they are using some jQuery mousemove or something similar for this to happen.) So you see, AJAX allows you to update a web page asynchronously in the background by exchanging simple and small amounts of data. Some more examples of pages using AJAX are: Youtube, Gmail, Google Maps, and StackOverflow." - codeproject.com(jotorres)
Great, now that we understand (mostly) the 3 main components of AJAX, let's map out some exact steps that will be followed when you use it (thanks to noupe.com). Here is how the usual AJAX script works:
- Some action triggers the event, like the user clicking a button or moving the mouse.
- The AJAX call fires, and sends a request to a server-side script, using XML or JSON.
- The server-side script (PHP, ASP, or whatever) takes the input from JavaScript, can access the database if it needs to, and processes the data.
- Using XML/JSON again, the script sends the data back to the original client-side page that made the request.
- A second JavaScript function, called a callback function, catches the data, and updates the web page.
If you're like me, and end up sort of bewildered by all this information, you'll need someone to walk you through a step by step tutorial (also, you'll need a decent grasp of JSON/XML and JavaScript). After looking through multiple videos online, I found this one from lynda.com, which is an excellent website for all things tech-related. You'll need to have a subscription for some of the materials, but many of them are free. Here's an introduction to AJAX with JavaScript video, which I hope is helpful:
Last but not least, here are a few more sources that were particularly useful:
- Getting Started with AJAX (from Mozilla)
- AJAX Tutorial from W3Schools.com
- Ten Practical Uses For AJAX
- AJAX: A New Approach to Web Applications
- What Is JSON? from lynda.com
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198. Get Out!
time limit per test: 2 sec.
memory limit per test: 65536
KB
input: standard
output: standard
Captain Faraway on his famous circular ship Kolobok is
lost among the islands of the archipelago that he has just discovered. Now he
wonders whether he can get out of there. Help him!
All islands in the
archipelago can be composed of pieces that have circular form. You are given the
map of archipelago and the position of captain. Find out whether captain can get
out of there, i.e. can get as far from the point he is in the beginning as he
likes.
Input
The first line contains N — the number of circular island
parts (1 ≤ N ≤ 300). N lines follow, each containing xi,
yi, ri — coordinates of center and radius of the i-th
circle. All coordinates and radii are real. Objects may overlap with each other
in arbitrary way. All objects are considered solid.
The last line of the
input file contains three real numbers — coordinates of the center of
Kolobok and its radius.
You may consider Kolobok to be
the perfect circle and that it is in the free area in the beginning.
Kolobok can move along any trajectory and is so strong that he can even
touch islands, but no nonzero part of island must intersect Kolobok
during his motion. You may assume that making calculations with the precision of
10-6 is satisfactory.
Output
Output YES if Kolobok can leave archipelago and NO
if it cannot.
Sample test(s)
Input
Test #1
7
2 2 1.1
-2 2 1.1
2 -2 1.0
-2 -2 1.0
2 -5 1.0
0 -8 1.0
-2 -6 1.0
0 0 1
Test #2
5
2 2 1.1
-2 2 1.1
2 -2 1.0
-2 -2 1.0
0 -3 0.01
0 0 1
Output
Test #1
YES
Test #2
NO
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Song rating hot keys no longer working
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jeff7117
I am running the latest build of Synergy as of 10-14-09 on OSX 10.6 with current itunes as well (9.0.1). For the past several years, I have been able to rate songs with the keyboard shortcut "command + 1, 2, 3," ect... This no longer works in 10.6 Is there a keyboard combination that works for rating songs at this time?
Thanks, Jeff
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anonymous
Correction. The song rating works as long as I am playing music from the library only. If I am using a Genius Mix, it does not display the rating change in the floater, and it does not rate the song.
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I'd love doing research but,
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Mobile-efficient NAS for Vision Tasks
iOS App: Menu Picker
Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea (Current)
Master in Computer Science
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Synchronization-aware NAS for an
Efficient Collaborative Inference on Mobile Platforms
Beom Woo Kang, Junho Wohn, Seongju Lee, Sunghyun Park, Yung-Kyun Noh, Yongjun Park
LCTES 2023
Legion: Tailoring Grouped Neural Execution Consdiering
Heterogeneity on Multiple Edge Devices
Kyunghwan Choi, Seongju Lee, Beom Woo Kang, Youngjun Park
ICCD 2021
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To enable multiprocessing rather than running in serial, the program will need to be run in an interactive session on compute nodes, or as a batch job.
Interactive session on compute nodes¶
First, request an interactive session with a single node
(32 cores with Cori Haswell, 68 cores with Cori KNL)
for one hour (running this example should take much less than this).
If obtaining a session takes too long, try to use the debug
partition.
Note that the maximum time allowed for that partition is 00:30:00
.
salloc --nodes=1 --partition=regular --time=01:00:00 -C haswell
Once the session is available, launch E3SM Diagnostics, to activate e3sm_unified
:
source /global/cfs/cdirs/e3sm/software/anaconda_envs/load_latest_e3sm_unified.sh python run_e3sm_diags.py --multiprocessing --num_workers=32
We could have also set these multiprocessing parameters in the run_e3sm_diags.py
as well
but we’re showing that you can still submit parameters via the command line.
Batch job¶
Alternatively, you can also create a script and submit it to the batch system.
Copy and paste the code below into a file named diags.bash
.
#!/bin/bash -l #SBATCH --job-name=diags #SBATCH --output=diags.o%j #SBATCH --partition=regular #SBATCH --account=acme #SBATCH --nodes=1 #SBATCH --time=01:00:00 #SBATCH -C haswell source /global/cfs/cdirs/e3sm/software/anaconda_envs/load_latest_e3sm_unified.sh python run_e3sm_diags.py --multiprocessing --num_workers=32
And then submit it:
sbatch diags.bash
View the status of your job with squeue -u <username>
.
Here’s the meaning of some values under the State (ST
) column:
PD
: PendingR
: RunningCA
: CancelledCD
: CompletedF
: FailedTO
: TimeoutNF
: Node Failure


7 references to ResolveComputerName
System.Management.Automation (7)
engine\remoting\commands\ConnectPSSession.cs (1)
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connectionInfo.ComputerName =
ResolveComputerName
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engine\remoting\commands\getrunspacecommand.cs (1)
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ResolveComputerName
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engine\remoting\commands\PSRemotingCmdlet.cs (3)
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resolvedComputerNames[0] =
ResolveComputerName
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resolvedComputerNames[i] =
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Composite queues consist of a fixed set of other, "embedded", queues also known as sub-queues.
A composite queue's behavior is determined by (1) how a visiting job to the composite queue
is routed through the embedded queues, and (2) the requested service times at the embedded queues.


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Sacrament of the sum
问题描述 :
— The Brother of mine, the Head of Monastic Order wants to know tomorrow about the results long-term researches. He wants to see neither more nor less than the Summering Machine! Even moreover, he wants our Machine — only a machine — to demonstrate its comprehension of the Sacrament of the Sum as deeply as it is possible. He wants our Machine to find two numbers that give the sum equal to the Sacred Number 10 000.
— Tsh-sh-sh! This is madness that borders on blasphemy! How can the Machine calculate the Sacred Number? Twenty seven years we work on it, but we’ve could teach it to tell if the sum of two introduced numbers greater or lower than 10 000. Can an ordinary mortal find two numbers that there sum will be equal to 10 000?
— But we’ll have to do it with the help of our Machine, even if it is not capable. Otherwise we’ll have… let’s say, big problems, if it is possible to call boiling oil like this. However, I have an idea. Do you remember, last week we’ve entered two numbers -7 and 13 into the Machine, and it answered that their sum is lower than 10 000. I don’t know how to check this, but nothing’s left for us than to believe to the fruit of our work. Let’s enter now a greater number than -7 and start up the Machine again. We’ll do like this again and again until we find a number that being added to 13 will give us 10 000. The only thing we are to do is to prepare an ascending list of numbers.
— I don’t believe in this… Let’s start with the sum that is obviously greater than the Sacred Number and we’ll decrease one of the summand. So we have more chances to avoid boilin… big problems.
— Tsh-sh-sh! This is madness that borders on blasphemy! How can the Machine calculate the Sacred Number? Twenty seven years we work on it, but we’ve could teach it to tell if the sum of two introduced numbers greater or lower than 10 000. Can an ordinary mortal find two numbers that there sum will be equal to 10 000?
— But we’ll have to do it with the help of our Machine, even if it is not capable. Otherwise we’ll have… let’s say, big problems, if it is possible to call boiling oil like this. However, I have an idea. Do you remember, last week we’ve entered two numbers -7 and 13 into the Machine, and it answered that their sum is lower than 10 000. I don’t know how to check this, but nothing’s left for us than to believe to the fruit of our work. Let’s enter now a greater number than -7 and start up the Machine again. We’ll do like this again and again until we find a number that being added to 13 will give us 10 000. The only thing we are to do is to prepare an ascending list of numbers.
— I don’t believe in this… Let’s start with the sum that is obviously greater than the Sacred Number and we’ll decrease one of the summand. So we have more chances to avoid boilin… big problems.
Haven’t come to an agreement, the Brothers went away to their cells. By next day everyone of them has prepared a list of numbers that, to his opinion, could save them… Can both of the lists save them together?
Your program should decide, if it is possible to choose from two lists of integers such two numbers that their sum would be equal to 10 000.
输入:
You are given both of these lists one by one. Format of each of these lists is as follows: in the first line of the list the quantity of numbers Ni of the i-th list is written. Further there is an i-th list of numbers each number in its line (Ni lines).The following conditions are satisfied: 1 <= Ni <= 50 000, each element of the lists lays in the range from -32768 to 32767. The first list is ascending and the second one is descending.
输出:
You should write “YES” to the standard output if it is possible to choose from the two lists of integers such two numbers that their sum would be equal to 10 000. Otherwise you should write “NO”.
样例输入:
4 -175 19 19 10424 3 8951 -424 -788
样例输出:
YES
温馨提示:
This problem has huge input data,use scanf() instead of cin to read data to avoid time limit exceed.
解题代码:
//* @author: ccQ.SuperSupper import java.io.*; import java.util.*; public class Main { static double N = 10000.0; public static void main(String []args) throws Exception{ double temp; int i,j,n,m,t=1; Map first = new HashMap(); StreamTokenizer in = new StreamTokenizer(new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in))); in.nextToken();n=(int)in.nval;//n = cin.nextInt(); for(i=0;i< n;++i){ in.nextToken(); first.put(in.nval,1); //first.put(cin.nextDouble(), 1); } j = 0; //m = cin.nextInt(); in.nextToken();m =(int)in.nval; for(i=0;i< m;++i){ in.nextToken(); temp = in.nval; //temp = cin.nextDouble(); temp = N-temp; if(first.containsKey(temp)){ j = 1; break; } } if(j==1) System.out.println("YES"); else System.out.println("NO"); } }
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学习了。找到这题
是穷举，但是代码有优化（v数组），并不是2^n。测试数据应该没问题，之前有超时的代码。
程序员会算法，等于一个古惑仔带了zhi抢啊
可以根据二叉排序树的定义进行严格的排序树创建和后序遍历操作。如果形成的排序树相同，其树的前、中、后序遍历是相同的，但在此处不能使用中序遍历，因为，中序遍历的结果就是排序的结果。经在九度测试，运行时间90ms，比楼主的要快。
大哥，你复制也看看是不是这题的答案才复制吧。
正解，我的方法占用的内存更多些
博主，你这个是wordpress哪个主题啊，不错哦~
第二个方法挺不错。NewHead代表新的头节点，通过递归找到最后一个节点之后，就把这个节点赋给NewHead，然后一直返回返回，中途这个值是没有变化的，一边返回一边把相应的指针方向颠倒，最后结束时返回新的头节点到主函数。
红绯鱼：
牛逼牛逼
&这是C语言？
第15行代码，/n/n，应该改为nn
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Story: Seeking springbok
Seeking springbok
Title
Seeking springbok
Collection
Summary
The |xam hunt springbok. Sentences and Words (B II. 350-353, 363; L II.-1. 196-201, 250 and 251; L II.-4. 476-478); further by /a!kúnta (B I. 67-157, etc.; L I.-1. 1-94, 97-114, 118; 2. 120-130, 134-137).
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1) Note on the inside of the back cover of this notebook: 'Finished correcting Sept 15/71 from Jantje Toorm himself', 2) This story is found in Book II-1
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Ruby Basics
- 1.
An integer is a number 1 , 2 , 3 ,4 , 5
If you want to see if an integer is even, you can used some fancy methods:
4.even? will return true and 4.odd? will return false
If you have a string like "123" and want to make it an integer, you can use .to_i
- 2.
Let's look at math operators assuming a=5 and b=2
To add two variables together, use the + sign (a+b) => 7
To add two variables together, use the - sign (a-b) => 3
To multiply variables together, use the * sign (a*b) => 15
To divide variables , use the / sign (a/b) => 2
*The above example returns 2 and not 2.5 because integers return full numbers and indicate how many complete times one number goes into another*
To find a modulus, use %. This will give us the remainder.
- 3.
Comparison operators return true or false. Assume a=5 and b=2
== checks to see if two integers are equal. a==b => false
!= checks to see if two integers are NOT equal. a!=b => true
> and < check if something is greater than or less than. a>b => true
>= and <= check if something is greater or equal to or than or less than. a>=b => true
- 4.
A string is anything in " "
If you want to manipulate a string, you can used some fancy methods:
"string".capitalize => "STRING"
"string".length => 6
"string".reverse => "gnirts"
To create an empty string, string = " "


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Application localization is another area where being able to load files on demand is a destinct advantage. Many JavaScript libraries and scripts that do address the localization issue, require you to load all available localization code for each widget or page, at one time. So every language a widget might be used in, has to be made available from the start. Not very efficient!
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As mentioned on our "Dependency Mangagment" page, we originally derived
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The main reason for this was that they had the best localization (i18n
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files needed for each user independently, was one quick way to minimize
required download bandwidth to acceptable amounts. So even if you don't
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Due to the complexity and effort required by website localization, this is one area that is still an ongoing project. Some widgets and pages work better than others. And this is still a relatively underdeveloped area, given that mobile development has been geared more towards mobile apps. Mobile apps typically provide only the specific localization needed by each download, since they can "poll" the user's device or preferences ahead of time. And this is relatively efficient unless the user wants to use multiple languages. So all we are doing is allowing the same efficiency in a "language selectable" web app environment.


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NOTE: This film depends on surprises. I purposely avoided being too specific about the plot, in order to preserve surprises for filmgoers.
THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR (Metro Goldwyn Mayer, 1999/MPAA Rated R) Written by Alan Trustman (story) Peter Doyle, Leslie Dixon & Kurt Wimmer (screenplay) based on the original screenplay by Alan R. Trustman Directed by John McTiernan
Cast of Characters: Thomas Crown...PIERCE BROSNAN Catherine Banning...RENE RUSSO Michael McCann...DENIS LEARY The Psychiatrist...FAYE DUNAWAY Det. Paretti...FRANKIE R. FAISON Anna...ESTHER CANADAS
reviewed by Anthony Bruce Gilpin GRADE: *** (three of a possible four stars)
REVIEWER'S PROLOGUE--The preview screening of `The Thomas Crown Affair' contained two types of filmgoers: the ones old enough to remember the original 1968 film starring Steve McQueen and a very young Faye Dunaway, and those young enough to not be aware that there is another version. Two women of the latter demographic sat behind me shortly before the film began. `Wake me when Pierce takes his shirt off,' one of them quipped. ****************************** Those of you who are interested in seeing Pierce Brosnan without a shirt will find a lot to like about `The Thomas Crown Affair.' Those interested in seeing Rene Russo wearing far less will find even greater rewards in this remake of the 1968 romantic thriller. But director John McTiernan serves up more than just celebrity skin. `The Thomas Crown Affair' is a sleek, clever update on the story of the playful gentleman criminal and the beautiful, relentless investigator he toys with. The film combines a taut, witty, script, competent acting, and enough action and technical wizardry to remind you that McTiernan directed `Die Hard.' As a bonus, `The Thomas Crown Affair' is sexier than `Eyes Wide Shut,' without being nearly as bloated and self-important. This film is entertaining enough to stand on its own, and will satisfy fans of the original as well. The basics are the same as before: Thomas Crown (Brosnan) is a tycoon who makes money far too easily to find fulfillment from it. A 1990s guy, Crown sees a psychiatrist (a cameo by original `Thomas Crown' star Faye Dunaway) to discuss what's missing in his life. The Jet Set and the art of the deal bore Crown, so he amuses himself by masterminding a daring daylight museum heist, getting away with a $100 million painting, leaving not a clue behind. Well, almost. Catherine Banning (Russo), an insurance investigator working on commission, teams up with the baffled police detectives (Denis Leary and Frankie R. Faison) and quickly fingers Crown as the prime suspect. The problem is, they have no evidence. More interested in recovering the painting than with nailing the thief, Catherine enters Crown's world, engaging him in a sexy game of cat and mouse. Her strategy is to be frank about her intentions, and allow Crown's arrogance to trip him up. Neither of them planned on falling in love. In the end, Crown offers himself as a sacrifice to love. The question is, will Catherine accept the sacrifice, or the love? In the original film, Thomas Crown robbed banks. The shift to the art world was a good choice; it provides room for a lot of cultural subtext, and enhances the idea that a life of crime is only a hobby to Crown. Any remake of `The Thomas Crown Affair' has a great hurdle to clear: the chess scene in the original, leading Steve McQueen and the young Faye Dunaway into what was, arguably, the greatest kiss ever filmed. The Kiss, in which director Norman Jewison whipped the camera around McQueen and Dunaway in a dizzying spin, was a classic moment that filmmakers have been ripping off for 30 years. John McTiernan gave The Kiss its due, and put his own mark on it. Instead of a solitary chess game in a darkened room, Brosnan and Russo share a steamy dance at a society gala, kissing in the middle of a crowd. If `The Thomas Crown Affair' had been made in the 1940s, it might have starred Cary Grant. Like Grant, Pierce Brosnan has often been dismissed as a pretty boy with modest acting talent. The truth is that Brosnan is a much better actor than Grant ever was. As Thomas Crown, Brosnan gives an intelligent, nuance performance of a driven man who has nothing in life save his petty amusements. Rene Russo's performance proves that she can do extended sex scenes, and romp nude on a beach in Martinique for a significant portion of the film and still impress you with her *acting.* If anything, this film may be too sexy for its own good. The nudity is a bit more than is necessary to make the storyteller's point. In addition, Faye Dunaway's psychiatrist smirks and ridicules at her patient too much, and seems out of place in the life of a man defined by his arrogant self-confidence. And without giving anything away, the final caper is clever, but unlikely. Perhaps the greatest baggage the new film has to deal with is the original film's Oscar-winning song, `The Windmills of Your Mind.' Alan and Marilyn Bergman's lyric, with its vaguely psychedelic imagery, is clearly a product of the 1960s, and could have instantly dated the new film. But music director Bill Conti skillfully blends Michel Legrand's music with his own, producing a lush, textured and contemporary score. Be sure to stay until the closing credits for Sting's new vocal performance of `Windmills.' Even considering minor complaints, `The Thomas Crown Affair' is a better-than-average summer film for adults.
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: Lists all the commands.list
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As a demonstration of the JavaTM Platform Debugger Architecture we are providing source code for a simple GUI debugging tool - javadt. It is included as an example and demonstration of JDI. It is not a finished or polished debugger and is missing many features of importance for real debugging work.
javadt can be run by executing:
java com.sun.tools.example.debug.gui.GUI <options>.. <class-name>where <class-name> is the name you would normally place on the
java
command line.
Note: the path to the JDI Library and to
the compiled javadt class files must be on the class path
used to invoke gui.GUI.
For example, you can invoke the javadt debugger as follows:
java com.sun.tools.example.debug.gui.GUI -classpath . HelloNote: this
-classpath
option controls the
class path for the Hello
application.
Once the window appears, you can issue the 'run' command to begin
execution immediately. It is also
possible to give the class name in the 'run' command, in
which case it may be omitted when invoking the debugger from the
shell.
The classpath may also be set from within the debugger, using the 'classpath' command. Currently, other arguments to the VM must be given on the shell command line when the debugger is initially invoked. The most recently mentioned classpath, VM arguments, main class name, and program arguments are retained as defaults for later 'run' and 'load' commands. (Unfortunately, at present, the debugger will likely crash if you attempt to begin another debugging session with another debuggee process from within the same invocation of the debugger. You should exit to the shell and start a new debugger process.)
In addition, a tabbed pane allows the user to view one of three additional views:
By clicking on the name of a source file, the source view can be directed to display it. Likewise, clicking on a thread will make that thread the current thread. These features are normally used while the program is suspended, e.g, at a breakpoint. Upon resumption and encountering another breakpoint, for example, the current thread will be automatically reset and the views will be updated. The views tile the javadt display, and are adjustable in size.
The javadt functionality is rather basic, thus a command-line interaction window is also provided that allows access to functions that are not yet exposed in the javadt. In particular, it is necessary to use the command line in order to set breakpoints and examine variables. The javadt debugger command interpreter implements roughly a subset of the jdb functionality, but adds a few commands of its own. The 'help' command lists the complete set of commands and their function. Shortcuts for a set of the most common commands is provided on a button-bar at the top of the display.
The program to be debugged may be started either as a child of the debugger, or the debugger can be attached to an existing process, provided that its VM is prepared to accept the connection. If the debuggee is started by the debugger as a child, a line-oriented interface to its standard input, output, and error streams is provided in an application interaction pane.
The debugger expects to find the program source code on its sourcepath, set with the 'use' or 'sourcepath' command. If you find that sources are not being displayed because the sourcepath is incorrect, you may change it at that time, and the source view will be immediately updated.
The message "No current thread" is often encountered when stepping through a program. This message does not mean that the thread or the VM has died, merely that a current thread is undefined. This situation can easily occur unexpectedly when the program being stepped is waiting, eg., for input. The VM appears to be stopped, as it would be after the successful completion of a step, but it is considered to be "running", not "interrupted". The prompt in the command interaction pane indicates the state by changing to a thread name and frame number when the VM is interrupted. When it is running, the prompt "Command:" is displayed.
debug
directory of examples.jar
.
Note: these directories also include the
source for jdb
.
Source code for these example applications is included to provide concrete
examples for debugger developers. Example code may be used, modified
and redistributed by debugger developers providing they adhere to the
terms in the COPYRIGHT notice.
javadt uses the following packages (found under the
debug
directory):
gui
bdi
events
expr
debug
directory,
you need only to compile them. No special
options are required, aside from those which set your classpath to
include the JDI Library.
However, if you want to modify the expression parser in the file
Expr.jj
, you will need the
JavaCC parser generator.
It is available free from
Metamata
(now part of WebGain).


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FindBugs is a static analysis tool for Java code that searches for and reports on various code use that may result in bugs.
Whilst the tool can be noisy, it has detected real issues in plugins that have been reported in the wild.
The plugin builds on the projects CI server have the ability to run findbugs for your plugin as well as mark the build as unstable should FindBugs detect any potential issues.
This ability is turned off by default as many plugins require fixes in order to acheive a zero bug status, but it can be turned on by a CI admin, so if you desire this on your plugin please email the developer mailing list with a request that it be enabled.
As well as reporting on the CI system, you can configure Maven to run Findbugs locally and optionally fail the build. To enable this you will need to add the configuration from this gist to your POM. If you wish to fail the build if there are any issues then change findbugs.failOnError to true.
If you are using Plugin Parent POM 2.3 or later, local Findbugs execution is already configured and bounded to the verify
lifecycle phase. The findbugs.failOnError
is configured by default to true
so if you may set manually to false
if you don't want the build to break in the presence of Findbugs errors. Besides, the POM is prepared to automatically configure a Findbugs exclusion filter if a src/findbugs/excludesFilter.xml
file is detected.
To fix Findbugs issues locally, just run the following command:
mvn findbugs:findbugs findbugs:gui -Dfindbugs.excludeFilterFile=src/findbugs/excludesFilter.xml