TeamCity libpalaso :: palaso-precise64-master Continuous [Build 3.0.637.8a435681c2c403839f396c9190b9aa96801b3bb8](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=67523&buildTypeId=bt322) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 3303, ignored: 106 Build time: 00:05:13


Unnecessary parentheses.


Add `$jobArgs` here and check if it builds correctly (invoke haikuporter with `-j<cores-on-your-machine>` parameter).


@GraionDilach I'm not sure what you mean.
I'm running Mono 4.2.1 and can build, but the build should fail with a warning (as an error).


Discretization is easy to get rid of, just use a continuous representation; @mtolkoff has been doing this for a while.

But, first confirm via `-Xprof` that the quantiles are really taking the time.  Then, use good code to compute the quantiles.  There's inverse-Gaussian code in the `R` package `statmod` that can easily be ported.

Here is code for the quantiles of the gamma:

```{c}
/*
 *  Mathlib : A C Library of Special Functions
 *  Copyright (C) 1998 Ross Ihaka
 *  Copyright (C) 2000--2011 The R Core Team
 *  Copyright (C) 2004--2009 The R Foundation
 *  based on AS 91 (C) 1979 Royal Statistical Society
 *
 *  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
 *  it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
 *  the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
 *  (at your option) any later version.
 *
 *  This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
 *  WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 *  MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
 *  General Public License for more details.
 *
 *  You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
 *  along with this program; if not, a copy is available at
 *  http://www.r-project.org/Licenses/
 *
 *  DESCRIPTION
 *
 *	Compute the quantile function of the gamma distribution.
 *
 *  NOTES
 *
 *	This function is based on the Applied Statistics
 *	Algorithm AS 91 ("ppchi2") and via pgamma(.) AS 239.
 *
 *	R core improvements:
 *	o  lower_tail, log_p
 *      o  non-trivial result for p outside [0.000002, 0.999998]
 *	o  p ~ 1 no longer gives +Inf; final Newton step(s)
 *
 *  REFERENCES
 *
 *	Best, D. J. and D. E. Roberts (1975).
 *	Percentage Points of the Chi-Squared Distribution.
 *	Applied Statistics 24, page 385.  */

#include "nmath.h"
#include "dpq.h"

#ifdef DEBUG_qgamma
# define DEBUG_q
#endif

attribute_hidden
double qchisq_appr(double p, double nu, double g /* = log Gamma(nu/2) */,
		   int lower_tail, int log_p, double tol /* EPS1 */)
{
#define C7	4.67
#define C8	6.66
#define C9	6.73
#define C10	13.32

    double alpha, a, c, ch, p1;
    double p2, q, t, x;

    /* test arguments and initialise */

#ifdef IEEE_754
    if (ISNAN(p) || ISNAN(nu))
	return p + nu;
#endif
    R_Q_P01_check(p);
    if (nu <= 0) ML_ERR_return_NAN;

    alpha = 0.5 * nu;/* = [pq]gamma() shape */
    c = alpha-1;

    if(nu < (-1.24)*(p1 = R_DT_log(p))) {	/* for small chi-squared */
	/* log(alpha) + g = log(alpha) + log(gamma(alpha)) =
	 *        = log(alpha*gamma(alpha)) = lgamma(alpha+1) suffers from
	 *  catastrophic cancellation when alpha << 1
	 */
	double lgam1pa = (alpha < 0.5) ? lgamma1p(alpha) : (log(alpha) + g);
	ch = exp((lgam1pa + p1)/alpha + M_LN2);
#ifdef DEBUG_qgamma
	REprintf(" small chi-sq., ch0 = %g\n", ch);
#endif

    } else if(nu > 0.32) {	/*  using Wilson and Hilferty estimate */

	x = qnorm(p, 0, 1, lower_tail, log_p);
	p1 = 2./(9*nu);
	ch = nu*pow(x*sqrt(p1) + 1-p1, 3);

#ifdef DEBUG_qgamma
	REprintf(" nu > .32: Wilson-Hilferty; x = %7g\n", x);
#endif
	/* approximation for p tending to 1: */
	if( ch > 2.2*nu + 6 )
	    ch = -2*(R_DT_Clog(p) - c*log(0.5*ch) + g);

    } else { /* "small nu" : 1.24*(-log(p)) <= nu <= 0.32 */

	ch = 0.4;
	a = R_DT_Clog(p) + g + c*M_LN2;
#ifdef DEBUG_qgamma
	REprintf(" nu <= .32: a = %7g\n", a);
#endif
	do {
	    q = ch;
	    p1 = 1. / (1+ch*(C7+ch));
	    p2 = ch*(C9+ch*(C8+ch));
	    t = -0.5 +(C7+2*ch)*p1 - (C9+ch*(C10+3*ch))/p2;
	    ch -= (1- exp(a+0.5*ch)*p2*p1)/t;
	} while(fabs(q - ch) > tol * fabs(ch));
    }

    return ch;
}

double qgamma(double p, double alpha, double scale, int lower_tail, int log_p)
/*			shape = alpha */
{
#define EPS1 1e-2
#define EPS2 5e-7/* final precision of AS 91 */
#define EPS_N 1e-15/* precision of Newton step / iterations */
#define LN_EPS -36.043653389117156 /* = log(.Machine$double.eps) iff IEEE_754 */

#define MAXIT 1000/* was 20 */

#define pMIN 1e-100   /* was 0.000002 = 2e-6 */
#define pMAX (1-1e-14)/* was (1-1e-12) and 0.999998 = 1 - 2e-6 */

    const static double
	i420  = 1./ 420.,
	i2520 = 1./ 2520.,
	i5040 = 1./ 5040;

    double p_, a, b, c, g, ch, ch0, p1;
    double p2, q, s1, s2, s3, s4, s5, s6, t, x;
    int i, max_it_Newton = 1;

    /* test arguments and initialise */

#ifdef IEEE_754
    if (ISNAN(p) || ISNAN(alpha) || ISNAN(scale))
	return p + alpha + scale;
#endif
    R_Q_P01_boundaries(p, 0., ML_POSINF);

    if (alpha < 0 || scale <= 0) ML_ERR_return_NAN;

    if (alpha == 0) /* all mass at 0 : */ return 0.;

    if (alpha < 1e-10) {
    /* Warning seems unnecessary now: */
#ifdef _DO_WARN_qgamma_
	MATHLIB_WARNING("value of shape (%g) is extremely small: results may be unreliable", alpha);
#endif
	max_it_Newton = 7;/* may still be increased below */
    }

    p_ = R_DT_qIv(p);/* lower_tail prob (in any case) */

#ifdef DEBUG_qgamma
    REprintf("qgamma(p=%7g, alpha=%7g, scale=%7g, l.t.=%2d, log_p=%2d): ",
	     p,alpha,scale, lower_tail, log_p);
#endif
    g = lgammafn(alpha);/* log Gamma(v/2) */

    /*----- Phase I : Starting Approximation */
    ch = qchisq_appr(p, /* nu= 'df' =  */ 2*alpha, /* lgamma(nu/2)= */ g,
		     lower_tail, log_p, /* tol= */ EPS1);
    if(!R_FINITE(ch)) {
	/* forget about all iterations! */
	max_it_Newton = 0; goto END;
    }
    if(ch < EPS2) {/* Corrected according to AS 91; MM, May 25, 1999 */
	max_it_Newton = 20;
	goto END;/* and do Newton steps */
    }

    /* FIXME: This (cutoff to {0, +Inf}) is far from optimal
     * -----  when log_p or !lower_tail, but NOT doing it can be even worse */
    if(p_ > pMAX || p_ < pMIN) {
	/* did return ML_POSINF or 0.;	much better: */
	max_it_Newton = 20;
	goto END;/* and do Newton steps */
    }

#ifdef DEBUG_qgamma
    REprintf("\t==> ch = %10g:", ch);
#endif

/*----- Phase II: Iteration
 *	Call pgamma() [AS 239]	and calculate seven term taylor series
 */
    c = alpha-1;
    s6 = (120+c*(346+127*c)) * i5040; /* used below, is "const" */

    ch0 = ch;/* save initial approx. */
    for(i=1; i <= MAXIT; i++ ) {
	q = ch;
	p1 = 0.5*ch;
	p2 = p_ - pgamma_raw(p1, alpha, /*lower_tail*/TRUE, /*log_p*/FALSE);
#ifdef DEBUG_qgamma
	if(i == 1) REprintf(" Ph.II iter; ch=%g, p2=%g\n", ch, p2);
	if(i >= 2) REprintf("     it=%d,  ch=%g, p2=%g\n", i, ch, p2);
#endif
#ifdef IEEE_754
	if(!R_FINITE(p2) || ch <= 0)
#else
	if(errno != 0 || ch <= 0)
#endif
	    { ch = ch0; max_it_Newton = 27; goto END; }/*was  return ML_NAN;*/

	t = p2*exp(alpha*M_LN2+g+p1-c*log(ch));
	b = t/ch;
	a = 0.5*t - b*c;
	s1 = (210+ a*(140+a*(105+a*(84+a*(70+60*a))))) * i420;
	s2 = (420+ a*(735+a*(966+a*(1141+1278*a)))) * i2520;
	s3 = (210+ a*(462+a*(707+932*a))) * i2520;
	s4 = (252+ a*(672+1182*a) + c*(294+a*(889+1740*a))) * i5040;
	s5 = (84+2264*a + c*(1175+606*a)) * i2520;

	ch += t*(1+0.5*t*s1-b*c*(s1-b*(s2-b*(s3-b*(s4-b*(s5-b*s6))))));
	if(fabs(q - ch) < EPS2*ch)
	    goto END;
	if(fabs(q - ch) > 0.1*ch) {/* diverging? -- also forces ch > 0 */
	    if(ch < q) ch = 0.9 * q; else ch = 1.1 * q;
	}
    }
/* no convergence in MAXIT iterations -- but we add Newton now... */
#ifdef DEBUG_q
    MATHLIB_WARNING3("qgamma(%g) not converged in %d iterations; rel.ch=%g\n",
		     p, MAXIT, ch/fabs(q - ch));
#endif
/* was
 *    ML_ERROR(ME_PRECISION, "qgamma");
 * does nothing in R !*/

END:
/* PR# 2214 :	 From: Morten Welinder <terra@diku.dk>, Fri, 25 Oct 2002 16:50
   --------	 To: R-bugs@biostat.ku.dk     Subject: qgamma precision

   * With a final Newton step, double accuracy, e.g. for (p= 7e-4; nu= 0.9)
   *
   * Improved (MM): - only if rel.Err > EPS_N (= 1e-15);
   *		    - also for lower_tail = FALSE	 or log_p = TRUE
   * 		    - optionally *iterate* Newton
   */
    x = 0.5*scale*ch;
    if(max_it_Newton) {
	/* always use log scale */
	if (!log_p) {
	    p = log(p);
	    log_p = TRUE;
	}
	if(x == 0) {
	    const double _1_p = 1. + 1e-7;
	    const double _1_m = 1. - 1e-7;
	    x = DBL_MIN;
	    p_ = pgamma(x, alpha, scale, lower_tail, log_p);
	    if(( lower_tail && p_ > p * _1_p) ||
	       (!lower_tail && p_ < p * _1_m))
		return(0.);
	    /* else:  continue, using x = DBL_MIN instead of  0  */
	}
	else
	    p_ = pgamma(x, alpha, scale, lower_tail, log_p);
	if(p_ == ML_NEGINF) return 0; /* PR#14710 */
	for(i = 1; i <= max_it_Newton; i++) {
	    p1 = p_ - p;
#ifdef DEBUG_qgamma
	    if(i == 1) REprintf("\n it=%d: p=%g, x = %g, p.=%g; p1=d{p}=%g\n",
				i, p, x, p_, p1);
	    if(i >= 2) REprintf("          x{it= %d} = %g, p.=%g, p1=d{p}=%g\n",
				i,    x, p_, p1);
#endif
	    if(fabs(p1) < fabs(EPS_N * p))
		break;
	    /* else */
	    if((g = dgamma(x, alpha, scale, log_p)) == R_D__0) {
#ifdef DEBUG_q
		if(i == 1) REprintf("no final Newton step because dgamma(*)== 0!\n");
#endif
		break;
	    }
	    /* else :
	     * delta x = f(x)/f'(x);
	     * if(log_p) f(x) := log P(x) - p; f'(x) = d/dx log P(x) = P' / P
	     * ==> f(x)/f'(x) = f*P / P' = f*exp(p_) / P' (since p_ = log P(x))
	     */
	    t = log_p ? p1*exp(p_ - g) : p1/g ;/* = "delta x" */
	    t = lower_tail ? x - t : x + t;
	    p_ = pgamma (t, alpha, scale, lower_tail, log_p);
	    if (fabs(p_ - p) > fabs(p1) ||
		(i > 1 && fabs(p_ - p) == fabs(p1)) /* <- against flip-flop */) {
		/* no improvement */
#ifdef DEBUG_qgamma
		if(i == 1 && max_it_Newton > 1)
		    REprintf("no Newton step done since delta{p} >= last delta\n");
#endif
		break;
	    } /* else : */
#ifdef Harmful_notably_if_max_it_Newton_is_1
	    /* control step length: this could have started at
	       the initial approximation */
	    if(t > 1.1*x) t = 1.1*x;
	    else if(t < 0.9*x) t = 0.9*x;
#endif
	    x = t;
	}
    }

    return x;
}
```


Updating PR.


@chuckatkins , until Hans chimes in, do we have a machine with a current sunpro compiler which we could use as a dashboard for VXL? I'm happy to set it up if you point me to it.


Fixing.


Autogenerate index page.


this should work fine


Ich porte gerade alles auf die jvm, statt einen Intepreter zu nutzen werden wir nun einen compiler einsetzen und all den Code in jvm bytecode umwandeln. Ich lade gleich ein update hoch!


instead of a reboot, do the following:

/etc/init.d/networking stop && /etc/init.d/networking start
logout


Renaming the functions does not solve the issue, its still the same code. Please remove it or add the copyright notice and make clear this is not your work.


When the setting is not in the pocketmine.yml, the weather is off (false).

Just a note, desired behaviour or should it be true when setting is missing in the pocketmine.yml ?


- [stackoverflow](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17415084/multipart-data-post-using-python-requests-no-multipart-boundary-was-found)에서 "You should NEVER set that header yourself"라고 했다.
- [boundary 설정도 의심](http://igstan.ro/posts/2009-01-11-ajax-file-upload-with-pure-javascript.html)해서 헤더에 boundary 설정도 해 줬다. 그런데 [multipart 형태](http://lng1982.tistory.com/209)를 생각해보면, body에서 실제 그 boundary를 쓰는 것도 아닌데 무슨 소용이야.
- 브라우저에서 알아서 boundary도, content-type도 설정해주는 것이란 결론에 이르렀다. 그리고 다 주석처리 후에 network탭을 열어보니 그 결론이 맞았다.


it is possible you tell me all step how it import in eclipse and how Opencv library used and How scan library used i has no any idea about it please tell me


Implementation looks good, and I like the name. You should describe the new formatter in `README.md`.


Testing on github


Thanks for that!  I'll be reviewing my SQL queries to make sure that they don't fall victim to the change.


Don't we still need to include gcc_math for GCC?


actually my final project is same as its last week to submit it .....................


The point of this change was to only disallow double dots in the realm.


test


I had different results for the browser. Both Chrome and Safari worked via tabbing, but Firefox did not work at all.


If is missed return false, the same was when shoghi add other  settings and we need to delete the pocketmine.yml so the new that him implemented could works


Thanks @tjlav5! Looks good. In the future if you target the `dev` branch with these you can get your changes in on top of the latest. Not necessary here though. Thanks again~


OMG. Constructing SQL statements by using Strings... Is it possible to create [prepared statements](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/jdbc/basics/prepared.html) here?


`client.traceOn(process.stdout)` needs to be removed


uhoh, `protected`. Is it really necessary? Could you add a comment about the intention of this variable?


Thank you for your pull request, and thank you for testing this software with octosrv.

1) I used your bugfix in the idle timeout check loop.
2) the lastact is not used on UDP sockets. The client should send OPTION requests in a TCP connection at least every 60 seconds. That should prevent idle timeouts on the whole session. Perhaps octosrv is different here.
3) Your patch shows that you had to remove parts of the request headers "transport:" and in get_header(). This could possibly break the code for others. Could you provide sample request to show the problem ?

Thanks


Sure, anon(ymous)? is only different to anon where there is that $

My point is that we are not going to understand the impact of that change without enforcing this strongly, enforcing it strongly also allows us to ensure that the inner identity is not anonymised by having that strict definition.

We aren't forcing this as it is a change to the default configuration, it doesn't affect **existing** deployments therefore. Any **new** deployment would be subjected and this should be caught in the testing phase for that if there are any issues.

This is also only enabled by default in FreeRADIUS 3.1. Respectfully, I disagree here and strongly believe we should not take on a future technical debt by not doing this to correctly (best practice) upfront.


I know, this is out of scope. But may I nevertheless ask whether you could create an explicit class containing the result? The comment reads that is a kind of "struct" instead of an array.


Given the two definitions of the `index` method here, should the first be removed?


I have no idea what it is used for... It is used in inherited classes and no need to make it public, so I thought protected was better than just leaving it.


Could you add support for insecure registries? Thanks!


We are using different methods to identify and quantify introgression between  *Xenopus laevis* and *X. gilli*: the 2 African clawed frogs are thought to hybridize in their contact zone in southwest Cape Province (South Africa) but no evidence of gene flow between the 2 species has been found.
In particular, we use MIMAR software from [Becquet and Przewroski (2007)](http://genome.cshlp.org/content/early/2007/08/21/gr.6409707.abstract?ck=nck). It is a Markov chain Monte Carlo method to estimate parameters of isolation-migration models. Some information of [how to make input files] () and [how to specify a model] () are given here.
For our project, 4 cases are studied:
- all the populations (after refered as all_XLXG) are considered together (*i.e.* east and west populations are included) of *X. gilli* and *X. laevis* (in the model we consider *X.gilli* as population 1 and *X. laevis* as population 2)
- *X. gilli* (XG_only) populations (*i.e.* east, considered as population 1, and west populations, considered as population 2 are included)
- West population (XLXG_west) of *X. gilli* and *X. laevis* (*X.gilli* as population 1 and *X. laevis* as population 2)
- East population (XLXG_east) of *X. gilli* and *X. laevis* (*X.gilli* as population 1 and *X. laevis* as population 2).

For each of them we tried different models of migration and non-migration. Models with different and equal population sizes, with non-fixed and fixed time since the 2 populations, split were used.


**This file contains unused source code.**
*PyUnusedCodeBear, severity 1, section `pythoncheck`.* *Related to file `coalib/tests/TestUtilities.py`, lines 2 to 3.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/coalib/tests/TestUtilities.py
+++ b/coalib/tests/TestUtilities.py
@@ -1,6 +1,4 @@
 import argparse
-import importlib
-import inspect
 import os
 import subprocess
 import sys
```


`gulp test` fails on 0.10.X you can add `insecure: true` to `new Client` to fix it (test.js:53) and re-enable builds for 0.10.X


Oh shoot... I see it.

I wasn't close to my computer.. and couldn't see on my iPhone... it was a stoopid mistake.

Can you open a JIRA within Artemis and I will send a fix on monday? (Or better.. you could send a PR if you wanted... you already know how to fix it)

Sorry I couldn't see it before.. and thanks for this!


surprisingly it works for versions higher than 0.10 - mostly because https in the later versions falls back to insecure http automatically.


Thanks, @msuchard. What exactly do you mean by a continuous representation?


Probably. I'm more focused on generating slightly better code by removing obviously "bad" statements. In this case, not using inversion in the if-statement. Prepared statements and encoding would be the next things for the sql package.


**This file contains unused source code.**
*PyUnusedCodeBear, severity 1, section `pythoncheck`.* *Related to file `coalib/tests/misc/ContextManagersTest.py`, line 1.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/coalib/tests/misc/ContextManagersTest.py
+++ b/coalib/tests/misc/ContextManagersTest.py
@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-import copy
 import unittest
 import sys
 import subprocess
```


**This file contains unused source code.**
*PyUnusedCodeBear, severity 1, section `pythoncheck`.* *Related to file `coalib/misc/ContextManagers.py`, line 6.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/coalib/misc/ContextManagers.py
+++ b/coalib/misc/ContextManagers.py
@@ -3,7 +3,6 @@
 import os
 from io import StringIO
 import builtins
-import copy
 import signal
 import threading
 import platform
```


You left this from debugging.


already sent your fix in:

https://github.com/apache/activemq-artemis/pull/290


Yusuf


It looks like all modern gcc versions ( 4 & 5 ) would `#defiine GNU_LIBSTDCXX_V3`. If that's the case, it seems that it is default behavior for those compilers and `# include "gcc-libstdcxx-v3/vcl_deque.txx"


I can have a look at it. There is already the brilliant StringInt class, so a BibDatabaseMetaDataString class be straightforward. :-)


Same GNU_LIBSTDCXX_V3 comment as above.


Thanks. Updated `README.md`.


Problem niechowającego się tekstu rozwiązany, o ile nachodzenie na siebie użytkowników było spowodowane atrybutem max-height(no i w sumie overflow), to też zostało to poprawione.


The diff does not seem to achieve what the commit message indicates.


Closes #6


That's awesome :+1:
Thank you :).


This commit looks good to me.


Mono 2.10 tends to throw a lot more of these CS0219s than later versions. There has been reports regarding this even.


I have made the change I suggested, in gramps42 and master.
https://github.com/gramps-project/gramps/commit/be70956e90ad91aaacdc7948341aaffad9435244
https://github.com/gramps-project/gramps/commit/895f8a1cfc3024a650c82d1dd1c7f1bff0527a2a


great!


`StringInt? OMG. See #618.


Actually #5 (wrong link)


I also added a new command `SetReinforcementInterval` to allow us to change the respawn "interval" which is individual based NOT team based.


Amazing! I'm only at the start of the learning curve on setting up CI. That's really cool.


it is possible you tell me all steps how it import in eclipse and how
Opencv library used and How scan library used i has no any idea about it
please tell me

actually my final project is same as it is last week to submit it
.....................

On Fri, Jan 1, 2016 at 10:12 AM, jhansireddy <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Can you please post the exception you are getting
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/jhansireddy/AndroidScannerDemo/commit/d96c6f224a6c4f9890271d1e3b3b9e3ac2b65800#commitcomment-15227164>
> .
>


Unless you hardcode, this is going to make Rotom-W have no learnable moves other than Hydro Pump in the teambuilder.

Feel free to hardcode, though.


You can use generics to avoid that `plugin := TPlugin(lst[i]);` :santa:


If VCL_USE_NATIVE_STL is still an option above, don't we need the if/else here still?


hooray :)


Each branch takes a value between 0, 1 which represents a quantile from the model distribution (rather than a category
in a discretized distribution). Described here: http://mbe.oxfordjournals.org/content/29/2/751.short

A

> On 1 Jan 2016, at 18:38, Luiz Max F. Carvalho <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Thanks, @msuchard <https://github.com/msuchard>. What exactly do you mean by a continuous representation?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/beast-dev/beast-mcmc/commit/0d3be7a676fcd8b0cb2c332efdfc0f7b0f6adedf#commitcomment-15227216>.
>


That's an interesting use of lambdas. Something to ponder for other applications :)


The above code was only activated when `#if !VCL_USE_NATIVE_STL`. Since VCL_USE_NATIVE_STL is the default, can we remove the block?


Yes. mono 2.10, sorry for leaving out information.

~/dev/OpenRA$ mono --version
Mono JIT compiler version 2.10.8.1 (Debian 2.10.8.1-1ubuntu2.3)
Copyright (C) 2002-2011 Novell, Inc, Xamarin, Inc and Contributors. www.mono-project.com
	TLS:           __thread
	SIGSEGV:       altstack
	Notifications: epoll
	Architecture:  x86
	Disabled:      none
	Misc:          softdebug
	LLVM:          supported, not enabled.
	GC:            Included Boehm (with typed GC and Parallel Mark)


No it was meant to be merged for a 1.5.2 release that didn't shipped [see the PR](https://github.com/Dash-Industry-Forum/dash.js/pull/897)   we should merge into developpement though.


true, I fix this asap


It does work but that was not intentional.  I did mean to write `-1*lon`.


It's newer. CM didn't build their modem, so it's not something special
that's worth keeping.
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Ah good call then @GraionDilach.

I don't see this as an issue with Mono 2.10, but the newer versions.
This variable *is* unused but we aren't erroring on it.
This can be removed in a quick PR but that doesn't solve the source of the issue.


This should be given a more specific name now that it's exclusively used to refresh the key.


Dogecoin


turns out a connection is already set up each time in support/conn_case, so these test can be modified to take in context.

That form is like

test "decscip...", context


The remaining else is identical to the if .... we should be able to remove.


+1

This confused the heck out of me when I saw invalid tid warnings in the simulator tests because of it.


Same GNU_LIBSTDCXX_V3 comment as above.


Look at this.


Great read. Reminds me a lot of the let it fail and being assertive style of Erlang. Pattern matching is a big part of it. If I didn't receive exactly what I wanted then blowup.


I did not post on a random commit, but on the latest, which is common, as no issues are provided.
On latest `master` it works. __Thank you__ for your help!


LGTM

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Oh man, i didn't realize i leave these lines commented. I'll delete them.


config/cmake/DSPTemplates/mex/configure & config/cmake/DSPTemplates/mex/configure.in still refer to SPROC.


This is probably a good check, but I don't see VCL_HAS_MATH_H getting used anywhere.


@mkaring As noted in the JavaDoc comment for the class, CoreLogger instances are not thread-safe and are not intended to be. However, there is no reason that separate instances of CoreLogger shouldn't be usable across multiple threads, as could easily happen with someone using CoreGL (all it would take is having a monitoring thread that logs FPS or queries a Core* class for some state).

Having the static modifier means that all instances of CoreLogger will share the same transfer arrays, and that would inevitably cause problems if two logger instances were used simultaneously called two separate instances of CoreLogger. That seems like an unnecessary complication to me, especially considering that there really isn't much of a significant gain to having those transfer arrays be static.


That `license` attribute does not evaluate.


https://github.com/rebproject/REB_Style/issues/16 Clearfix


Since we're removing _MSC_VER < 1400, we should be able to remove this if block.


My original thought was that forwarding the call to the varargs method would cause the JVM to allocate more temporary Object[] instances for the varargs parameter... thus kind of nullifying the point of the non-varargs log methods.

After further inquiry, I think the JVM *should* just use the pointer for the array you pass directly rather than allocate new arrays for the varargs parameter and copy the one supplied. At least I hope that's how it works.... but I'm not 100% sure.

If that is in fact the case, then the purpose of this change is moot, and we can change it back.


fixed!


Fixed!

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@CMRemix add libRSSupport to your LOCAL_DISABLE_POLLY


Can probably remove the if block since _MSC_VER < 800 is gone.


What happened? This is very disappointing...


Signed-off-by: Anthon van der Neut <anthon@mnt.org>


Yes, nice job indeed. Sorry for not posting a positive comment on your PR, too much other stuff going on.


**This file contains unused source code.**
*PyUnusedCodeBear, severity 1, section `pythoncheck`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/natural_language/ProseLintBearTest.py`, line 2.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/natural_language/ProseLintBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/natural_language/ProseLintBearTest.py
@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
 import os
-import subprocess
 import sys
 from queue import Queue
 from shutil import which
```


**This file contains unused source code.**
*PyUnusedCodeBear, severity 1, section `pythoncheck`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/ruby/RubyLintBearTest.py`, line 2.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/ruby/RubyLintBearTest.py
+++ b/bears/tests/ruby/RubyLintBearTest.py
@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
 import os
-import subprocess
 import sys
 from queue import Queue
 from shutil import which
```


this version actually made the changes to calls to prnt/show to use clio


Do we have an issues written up to remember to fix/uncomment these tests?


Should this comment go away with the if block to which it's referring?


можно передавать аргументами в функцию scalMultVectors не просто вектора, а их нормализированный вид и тогда будет так:
var cosA = Vector.scalMultVectors(Vector.normalize(vector1), Vector.normalize(vector2));


I don't think it's really worth it @popey456963, I mean, I can just copy it over to the main files and plug in the currently working stuff.


Only 511 changed files :scream_cat:

I need to pull this down to my local as its to much for old github online.  From what I can see it looks like a good direction, I know we need to better standardize our naming patterns.


Also why not add the hashbang to ``app.js``?

This will cause ``require.main === module`` checks to fail...


We always define VCL_USE_NATIVE_COMPLEX now, right?


don't need this file


oh wow seriously, it borked the box2d repo again?


don't break the parens of this function call onto different lines.  looks silly :)


Hi, Yep, work like charm!


Also, is the `to_string` call necessary? The value from `value_of` should already be a string right?


Is such a change relevant given the version of _MSC_VER is much greater than 1000?


Seems like the entire `#if 0` can go away.


Ahh, ya se que me decías. Sí esto lo cambie después de probarlo, no lo probé y lo commitie. My bad


Sample comment


You should include nls.mk and use the $(ICONV_DEPENDS) macro instead. It will then work will all NLS configurations.


This shell arge should probably be `SHELL-NAME` or `NAME` not just `INPUT`.


Thank you!  I will add this.


Thank you.  I am going to merge this, and I will test it out a bit further.


I'm well aware of the legality and technically no we can't use their logo
but it was thrown in just to get something working. If someone comes up
with a decent logo feel free to replace it.
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Chris, could you explain why we are dropping the truth particles even if the truth hit will be preserved? I can imagine it was either a runtime memory issue or a DST file size issue, but do you remember which? I think I will need to move the deletion of the truth particle secondaries to later in the processing in order to properly summarize the energy deposit for shower compression after the calorimeter towering is complete. So if this was introduced for DST file size that move shouldn't be a problem, but if it was a runtime issue I might need a different strategy---i.e. ditch the absorber shower fields altogether.


Excellent, but I would move the blue drawer button to the far left. This gives space for long titles and keeps the button in the same place


Is this correct? If so, why not remove the code in this function?


@martinbliss still more to do; though this change enables some possibilities.

The performance of the current method is actually quite good; for example Kestrel's `Frame` implementation of this interface is probably faster than a dictionary access with an `int` key for the commonly used types.

The extra boost that I have been pursuing is to cause the jitter to do a little extra work once; to compile the common type lookups into a straight branchless function return of the value; with no if statements or data structure lookup (e.g. array, dictionary etc).

For example if you compare the time to call a function via an interface `INoBranchingCast` which are [just a cast from object](https://gist.github.com/benaadams/c6c109982f50c6f69af2#file-generictypeof-cs-L537) to [`IGetConcreteStructWrapped`](https://gist.github.com/benaadams/c6c109982f50c6f69af2#file-generictypeof-cs-L323-L336) which calls the much more complicated [`GetConcreteStructWrapped`](https://gist.github.com/benaadams/c6c109982f50c6f69af2#file-generictypeof-cs-L830-L873) via an interface [you can see it is doing](https://github.com/aspnet/HttpAbstractions/issues/522#issuecomment-168138362) 25.5M calls per second in the first instance and 18M calls per second in the second, on a single cpu core; so pretty fast.

The current method `IGetTypeOfExtensionCast` is still doing 5.6M calls per second on a single core; so its not particularly slow - just could be faster :)


Queue class and urljoin, urlencode located in different modules in Python 2.x and 3.x


:fearful:


Compiance with PEP8 (blank line at the end of file)


Same as above


Same as above.


That is terrible, I must have left that accidentally in the commit.  Thanks for pointing it out.

In this case it meant that someone could have written bogus data to my logs or seen error reports and lists of page views.  Key immediate reverted.

Dev ones I wasn't worried about, not sure how I left a prod one in there.  Definitely will spend some time going through security, especially before having private models (or claiming to).


I would write this as

```Lua
   it('sets v:servername _only_ on nvim startup unless all servers are stopped',
   function()
```

. You really don’t want newline and indentation in a test name in output, it looks ugly.


Done


The librsvg versions are going to be close enough to the same, since they have no way of returning a ruby Array. the canvas->slot (SHOES_SLOT_OS, SHOES_GROUP) is different between OSX and Gtk - see shoes/config.h but that seems an unlikely place for this bug

After many `is_a? Array` checks and puts where ever good-svgview and good-flip change images I know that it its shoes_svg_new that's returning an Array[Svg] instead of Svg, on OSX.  So I don't know anything more useful than that.

The reason the background disappeared is because I don't create one because that makes my ruby level hack even more ugly. I'll try LLDB to step through tthe C and see if anything shows up.


Except from time to time some of LibreOffice dependencies have to be built inside LO build for some weird reasons…


Looked at it some more.  Realized that this is the WRITE KEY, so basically if someone stole it they could write fake data to my logs; not read real data.  This was a risk I was willing to take at time.  For one thing it's a single page application, so it's fairly challenging to do this other ways.  I'm going to think about it some more before figuring out another solution here.


I suspect this is what's turning on the display, but to be honest it's a guess


Why?


Line length


This looks wrong. The intention here seems to be to render it as <code>\`\foo\`</code> - i.e. with the backticks (which indicate a wysiwyg D string), with a backslash, rendered in D code font. This changes it to `\foo` (no backticks).


Ditto


Ditto and many more below


In the future would be nice for more granularity per commit, e.g. this commit mixes the introduction of MREF usage with other fixes.


혹시 예전에적용을실패했던
https://github.com/jollaman999/jolla-kernel_bullhead/commit/1ae3eedefd67b07ea979f65f5b373ecab5daf26b
이플러깅을한번다시확인해주실수있으실가요.?
지금핫플러깅이클럭관리를좀맹구같이하다보니말입니다.
시간되시면확인부탁드립니다


Its broken


Aren't used but whatever


See that just after the pull request, I'll develop it. THANKS:) !


Shadow FYI. (For the release notes)

The Monster Focus Skeleton file still requires additions to complete the data set. At the moment it is fully implemented but with only one of the three templates from the source book.

I stopped coding for the new year lead up, I will complete the data using the new naming conventions inside the renamed files after.


This is tied to issue #21.


JSON TODO (I'm putting this here because if I don't I will probably forget):
- find and fix syntax error
- battle results should be like election results (__ defeated ___)
- inventions need inventors


@at15 手动金三胖鼓掌


Most definitely upvoted. Yeahh keep on em!


Ok fixed and also the earlier problems do not seem to occur any more. Perhaps it was about the capitals and periods.


Quien los  cambio o porque estaban asi?


Seems like we can get rid if the `# if _MSC_VER >= 1400`


(int32_t) is not needed any more.


Tedious or not, I really would rather we not mix these checks together.  I feel "strongly" about it...


I do not understand this sentence. Is borg required to be installed on the remote system or not?

I recommend changing this paragraph into something like (assuming this is correct):

>|project_name| can initialize and access repositories on remote hosts in two ways. Both require the host to be accessible using SSH.
1. Install |project_name| on the remote host. This is the fastest and easiest way and thus recommended.
2. mounting the remote file-system using e.g. `sshfs`


very good.


You might have wanted to take a look at the rewrite branch, Amaury's doing a lot of work on a massive rewrite ;)


> It feels wrong to me.

In the first look, yest it does ;) But the PR code is really ok, just preventing a fatal error (and a dump null pointer one). I do not think that security should rely on errors. In C/C++ they call those kind of things "undefined behavoir" and we do not want that.

Is it a new feature ? Hard to tell...

Since the developer needs to create fields to power the members sections and if we wanted to created something that feels more safer, maybe we could add a notification that displays warns the user about not having a password field...

But for now I agree with the fix.


>  Or is it some sort of "safety-net"?

It is. Since `arrayToList` is public, we must have those checks. Proper scoping would make the safety guard not needed and, I agree, should be removed. That's my rule of thumb.

You know how developers are when they find public methods ... haha.


I renamed "vapoursynth.dll" and MPV still starts normally. Only when I try to use it like "mpv --vf=vapoursynth=myscript.py" , it bumps out.
It seems that MPV only need this file upon using it with "--vf=vapoursynth"; for normal playback it doesn't even look for any VS related files.

I tested my MPV on another PC without VS installed : no problems at all to play any media file.


@remicollet ping :-) can you verify that the workaround is not needed anymore? I forget a +1 in line 23


This does look in .desktop files. However there is a predifined list,
I will look in the code, but that predifined list makes sense after
all, because I assume the script will not list any apps if they're not
in $PATH (which app). Some apps do not come with desktop diles and are
DE specific, so after all, everything makes hahaha


Suggestion: use github releases & tags to track versions and "prebuilts" to avoid downloading releases with source cloning.


The word "help" is being showed instead of the image.


This line fixes images and source code, however, I just found out it breaks the categories function.


Handled by default with ohmyzsh


Command-T should [only set up a mapping if there isn't already one in place](https://github.com/wincent/command-t/blob/978c0a6bbd8a318023a19787f95cc2041c614db6/plugin/command-t.vim#L28-L30). Is this a load order issue happening here? (ie. at the time Command-T loads, import-js hasn't defined its own mapping yet?)


Changes have been pushed to thunderbots.net


I'm glad you like it :)


Yep, I think this is a load order issue. ImportJS actually has the same behavior. I'm guessing they are loaded alphabetically so CommandT gets there first and claims the mapping.


Probably need to find the docs for Sh1106 hardware and see if it has a continuous addressing mode.

Thanks,
Josh

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OK for me.


> You know how developers are when they find public methods ... haha.

Yep, I myself would probably break it! :-))


Back in the [Causes](https://github.com/causes) days we used to pair a fair bit, and I didn't want to get any aliases baked too far into muscle memory (many colleagues were highly dependent on aliases and had a lot of false starts when using somebody else's set-up). I wanted to be able to sit down at any machine and have a good chance of being as close to as productive as I am on my own machine as possible.

I don't pair at all any more and haven't for a couple of years at least, and so I've gradually lowered my guard and added more and more. I could go quite a bit further with this, but I'm letting it happen gradually/organically.


Perhaps we ignored TM as fenchel said. I'm not sure if we're able to test with fixed time per move at fishtest. Maybe something like 0.1+0.1 is better for this kind of tunings.


ack


I'm not sure that there are newlines in driver output; can we confirm this?


Want to teamspeak? Or gitter? I can code now.


Can't figure why. Are you disabling vapoursynth-lazy or something?


You do know that these values were removed in the pack right? That's why they're 0s on here.


This was a change I also had in mind so that the user can more easily navigate to their own playlist


added cname


FYI the useless `setge`/`movzx`/`test` sequence can be avoided by using `slice.Length >= PtrUtils.SizeOf<T>() ? true : false`. Not that I would recommend doing that, that's something the JIT ought to do.


How's this progressing? Any luck?


not `skipIf(not result, '')`?


@Makman2 don't review this and the following yet


I added the new line when I noticed there is one in the original files ([here](https://github.com/ddemidov/ev3dev-lang-fake-sys/blob/master/tacho-motor/motor0/address) for example)


Hahaha ;)


There's already ```testtube.py```. Maybe it should be merged into this one?


Well spotted :)


Did you miss adding `@generate_skip_decorator(MarkdownBear)`?


저 pHookFunc를 pOrigFunc로 바꾸란 말야~
그리고 변수명운 또 왜 줄였어~~


Frontend Testing is a "fu.. off" if you know a system, that do test on several browsers with a opensource typicall effort, it would be find.
For me it looks good, which browser / system resolution you are using ?
(the help is just the standard HTML Alt Text.


:joy:
yeah, let's wait for the fix


공백 포맷도 자꾸 바꾸고 그려~!


Please split up, this does not belong to this commit, and why did you change this? This won't get executed now when starting the test.


unack


Yes, I have disabled  vapoursynth-lazy because I don't need it.


Dear Simon,

We will not be able to maintain the open source any more for the archive due to changes in development policy at Agfa Healthcare.

The library will stay open source and the repository will not be shut down but will keep the last commits till now and no more updates will be done on the current code.

Sorry for your troubles however you can still reach the dcm4che team any time for questions and feedback on the library or old releases.

It is also worth mentioning that Gunter Zeilinger (the original author of dcm4che) is still maintaining a new open source archive implementation under the name dcm4chee-arc-light which should not contain all features in dcm4chee4 archive but rather focus on light weight design and fast execution.

Maybe you should check it out.

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It is TwbCountCallback which is changed to a Cardinal. and I forgot one change from FNV, coming soon.


Maybe that's why mpv doesn't need vapoursynth right away then. I'm trying now.


you already got this commit here: https://github.com/neobuddy89/shamu/commit/d46283d4c1b337903ac1f88da0cb1078d2a25a93

Hope to help you!


Is the cudnn bug fixed?


@Makman2 oh you're right, result can be `False`!


I thought it was not necessary to have the qualification if a priori no function of the same name exists externally
std has isnan not is_nan


Why not just .set(time) ?


nope, as you can see the `generate_local_bear_test` already has the skip embedded now


oh this was just me testing, I wasn't aware it got into a commit...


ok i will merge them and fix a problem with show extraction.


because some of the functions used in trigo are generic and use all...
The scalar version were needed


Please stick to the Guidelines.  Thanks.


Yeah! :D


The new schema's associations looks like a roller coasters, lol. Good work!


Awosome


When installing the provision on a Pi B+ running a fresh install of Raspbian Wheezy (2015-05-05-raspbian-wheezy.img) wpa fails:

wpa: E: Unable to locate package ruby2.1-dev
wpa: E: Couldn't find any package by regex 'ruby2.1-dev'

I tried reverting to the previous line without any success:

-  apt-get install -y --force-yes ruby2.1 ruby2.1-dev ruby1.9.1-dev hostapd=1:1.0-3+deb7u2 wpasupplicant && \


I think you don't need braces here :)


Nice to update


`subdeterminant` method renamed to `getCofactor` because what it does is getting a matrix cofactor.


TeamCity LabKey :: Trunk :: Premium :: Git sqlserver 2014 [Build 163](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=294500&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitSqlserver2014) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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Hmmm... @dlech can you explain? Do the drivers return a trailing `\n`? I'd just like to make sure that we are reflecting the real environment as precisely as possible. Given that our copies of the files have them, I expect that the real ones do too...


Since ignore/ignoring are keywords in this case, I would enclose them inside \`\`


ship it!


Yes!


Is this true for every type that may have a numeric type parameter?


ack :)


Completely agree : that a good way, because when writing "complex" GUI code (for example), we can directly see in the source code at the right place what will be printed in-game.
That an excellent idea to parse the source file, thank you a lot !


And ? Does it work now ?


These local variables are unnecessary. Inline them in the call to `getCommonTypeSignature` below


reack


ack


...excellent.


Now it has been loaded, with a fixed size (non dynamic). It is well. I use 1280x800.


Hmm yeah of course :)


Just take a look at some of my PRs and line notes and you won't feel so embarrassed anymore ;)


typo


variable bioww is allocated always as of this commit but the logic in mctdhf, autosub, ovlsub, electronflux etc in which it is used only when necessary is reinstated in commit
https://github.com/LBNL-AMO-MCTDHF/V1/commit/c3b6a95677378ecfbf9d1321986c7a9e7b7fd5ec
with variable bwwptr


please fix typo


dlaczego 9?


The logic undone in commit
https://github.com/LBNL-AMO-MCTDHF/V1/commit/47e3f765719e2cdec9593b7e169f5e45bfc5bdd9
has been reinstated in this commit.


There is a pending review, as things move along, of termination in general.

One thing that is emergently clear is that ARRAY and "sequence" are very different.  (Sorry sequence is kind of a lame name for "non-array series", haven't found a better name, suggestions welcome.)  The rules are different.  You can have zero bytes in binaries or strings, for instance.  So the termination rules aren't super clear.  In trying to read and understand the code I thought it would be best to enforce termination always, because some code expected it while other code didn't require it.

You've been keeping up with the changes and ideas in termination with values, and I think that's something that can make the engine be "neat" (it's pretty cool, IMO, and I am looking at a very embedded-programming Forth-ish angle with this).  But it just goes further to highlight the difference.

Interested in what you think about the direction for termination in general...


It seems like some temporary/accidental change. I don't remember what does it mean.
I removed `return`. Let's see if something bad happens.
Thanks


And now GBE+ is drawing something ;) The TinyFB (by Imran Nazar) simply draws red to the top screen. GBE+ does that (although Engine B, the bottom screen, should be white, but that's TODO like everything else).

At the very least, it shows that the CPU is working as intended, memory read/writes happen as intended, and the LCD is being integrated as expected. The next steps are coding more homebrew tests specifically to get NDS emulation further off the ground. It's too soon to jump into commercial games until a lot of the other components are emulated to some degree.


How about migrating the whole code to java 8 ?
This will save us from multiple Guava & AssertJ release.


Eh, I could have put the prevo check first.


Thanks for the suggestion! Pushed a new commit with this change.


There's actually two vapoursynth.dll that mpv can use.
With vapoursynth-lazy you can't open mpv.exe without vapoursynth.dll in PATH.
Without vapoursynth-lazy, you can open mpv without vapoursynth.dll, but can't use the filter if you don't have vapoursynth installed.
Even if you rename vapoursynth.dll and vsscript.dll in C:\Program Files (x86)\Vapoursynth there's also a vapoursynth.dll installed in python's site-packages which can be used by mpv even if not in PATH. But if you also rename that one, vapoursynth filter won't work but mpv can still be opened.


Perhaps `common.h` ?


I just confirmed the real sysfs file has eol.


OK


Instead of "above generalized version", link to the specific method. Otherwise, the comment is sensitive to methods being reordered or moved around


It's generally preferred to not specify anything architecture specific in the main Makefile. The -DMODULE definition is also unnecessary, and -mcpu=cortex-a53 implies tuning for cortex A53 and ARM architecture


I'd just call these `TYPE` and `INTEGER`


Samba fails on both a Pi B/B+ when Installing a new provision of radiodan on a fresh version of jessie.

It seems that the "service samba restart" part is causing problems

Commenting out both, "service samba restart" lines allows samba to pass.

Also replacing the above lines with "service samba restart" to "service smbd restart" and "service nmbd restart" also allows the install to pass although I'm not sure if either of these are affecting the piab operation overall.


Please use `&` operator instead of `/` and `%`.


This just slows down compilation and doesn't help


Looks good!


Hmm... do you expect a byte to have some other number of bits? ;-)


![screen shot 2016-01-02 at 00 32 50](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/14068511/12072156/e3a72aa8-b0eb-11e5-8fb7-d44d8f115504.png)


-mtune is unnecessary (as it just overrides the cortex-a53 settings specified by the mcpu option with cortex-a53 settings). Same with the -march=armv7-a (already implied by the mcpu option).


try the instructions here: http://planb.nicecupoftea.org/2015/12/04/raspberry-pi-create-an-access-point-for-easily-getting-limited-input-devices-on-wifi-chromecast-style/


We generally break up this kind of expressions across multiple lines in this manner:

```java
List<TypeSignatureParameter> typeParameters = typeSignatureParameters.stream()
        .map(TypeSignatureParameter::of)
        .collect(toList());
```


![screen shot 2016-01-02 at 00 59 50](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/14068511/12072158/2cd39f4a-b0ec-11e5-9b63-6ea3da1a5cae.png)


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This might be easier to read if you break it up across multiple lines:

```java
List<TypeSignature> parameters = getTypeParametersAsTypeSignatures().stream()
        .map(signature -> signature.bindParameters(boundParameters))
        .collect(toList());
```


Thank you for all that you did for us Bunny67! You're work is much appreciated! We hope to see around again one day!


Moving this discussion over here https://github.com/Bloc/curriculum/issues/2909


Do you want to take over maintainership of this also David?


Isto deve ser provisório!


Hello, those just for rsyslog to ignore all commands without tty, like:
```
$template DYNsnoopy,"/var/log/snoopy/snoopy.log"
if $programname == 'snoopy' and not ($msg contains 'tty=ERROR(ttyname_r->EUNKNOWN)') then -?DYNsnoopy
& ~
```
Because some times I have such messages(for some reason filter_chain = "only_tty" doesn’t work) in my log files, but tty=(none) is to common, so I decide to make this message more strict, but don’t think it's may be useful for some one else :)

config:
```
[snoopy]
message_format = "uid=%{uid} tty=%{tty} user=%{username} username=%{login} cmdline=%{cmdline}"   ; <--- logs uid + tty + command that is executed
filter_chain = "only_tty"
error_logging = yes
```


These flags are also unnecessary here because they will be combined with the equivalent flags from the architecture specific makefile. Also note that you must wrap -mcpu=cortex-a53 in a cc-option check to maintain support for older compilers.


I see. Varargs in Java is just syntaktic sugar. The last parameter IS a array and if you pass a array with the correct type to the function it will use the array and not allocate another array. It only allocates the new array if the type of the object passed is of the type of the array.


I'm curious about `FRefCount <> 1` check before Assertion, what is it for?


Haha! I knew that ;)


Angel -> Angle


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.RedCapTest.testDateBased: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testDatasetExport: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testSelection: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testSelectingEmptyMeasure: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStickyFinderFilterOnDataset: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStickyFinderFilterOnStudyNavigator: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testGroupSaveAndLoad: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStudyParticipantCounts: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testCounts: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testSearch: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.cas.SSOwithCASTest: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 5 more failed tests, see build details
```


Hi @gajus!

What's the main benefit of this plugin compared to others?


It's good, because it follows up @aodzip's code cleanup message


ship it!


OUTPUT::
Original Array:
31 41 59 26 41 58
Sorting...
31 41 59 26 41 58
31 41 59 26 41 58
26 31 41 59 41 58
26 31 41 41 59 58
26 31 41 41 58 59
Final Result:
26 31 41 41 58 59

Original Array:
26 31 41 41 58 59
Sorting Descending...
31 26 41 41 58 59
41 31 26 41 58 59
41 41 31 26 58 59
58 41 41 31 26 59
59 58 41 41 31 26
Final Result:
59 58 41 41 31 26


I do not, but I dislike calculations based around a hardcoded constant 8. This definition is not to make this number easily tunable, but to give it a natural name.


How's it work with OpenBSD? I haven't tried installing yet.


We're targeting 32-bit MIPS architecture, thus this is not really configurable.


That allows to put a conditional debug breakpoint to stop before asserting.

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I'm curious about FRefCount <> 1 check before Assertion, what is it for?

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This won't override environment variables since we're in our script, which is good.


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Moving the functions out of the loop prevents them being redeclarated each time.


split is used in trig_reduction which is generic


Hmm, According to http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.0/Array.html , `>` is big-endian and `<` is little-endian. Got confused for awhile there..


```java
return name.chars().noneMatch(c -> c == '<' || c == '>' || c == ',');
```


Hi Mike,

I think this is code from Jin, so I can't really say anything about the
implementation. The issue it soled was the DST size, especially after
the single particle embedding into Hijing events where the size was just
prohibitive. I don't see a problem to reorganize this.

Chris

On 12/31/2015 9:06 PM, Michael P. McCumber wrote:
>
> Chris, could you explain why we are dropping the truth particles even
> if the truth hit will be preserved? I can imagine it was either a
> runtime memory issue or a DST file size issue, but do you remember
> which? I think I will need to move the deletion of the truth particle
> secondaries to later in the processing in order to properly summarize
> the energy deposit for shower compression after the calorimeter
> towering is complete. So if this was introduced for DST file size that
> move shouldn't be a problem, but if it was a runtime issue I might
> need a different strategy---i.e. ditch the absorber shower fields
> altogether.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/sPHENIX-Collaboration/coresoftware/commit/4c4ca479c6a9fd8ebec8f1cbb8c2428680ada2ff#commitcomment-15225003>.
>

--
*************************************************************

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				;    http://www.phenix.bnl.gov/~pinkenbu

Brookhaven National Laboratory	;    phone: (631) 344-5692
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*************************************************************


Is there a reason the ```italic``` value was changed from 0.208 to 0.209?


Where should I put this? a new repository, just add it into this one, or just leave it out entirely?


Won't work because we also want to check for immutable primitives, too. Add back in the second instanceof check pls. :)


Add a message to the precondition. It makes it easier to troubleshoot if it ever triggers:

```java
requireNonNull(kind, "kind is null");
```


good catch


Can you put it in a new repository please. Thanks


Does this need to be public?


Tried autotest with code before refactoring but even then it seems like the nodes don't receive frames from each other. With geomess everything seems to work right, though.
Is there a way to maybe "pcap" autotest.sh to debug it further? Because the radiotest-device doesn't create a tap-device or anything, right?


Muito obrigado pela dica, @IuryAlves. Irei adicionar esta maneira comentada no arquivo.


I am not sure if that's significant in this particular context. There should be little no performance gain by switching to bit operations here, because in almost all cases the value will be calculated compile-time. `WORD_SIZE` is always a constant. The bitset size should also be specified as a constant. The only value that may be derived during runtime is `bitno` (though usually it will also be a hard-coded constant), but because `WORD_SIZE` is constant and happens to be a power of two, the compiler will use bit operations to perform these divisions. The obvious advantage of using `/` is greater readability.


Hi Ludwig,

the test is currantly at ELO: 1.41 +-5.6 so it is a little bit early to jugde IMHO.
For the moment for me is just important not having a regression at 31 threads,
my main goal is passing a SPRT LTC test on 20 threads.
As you self pointed out in a pm this patch would be a good starting point for further experiments,
as now the matrix is much more readable and flexible for modifications.
so that also other users may start in work on improving the matrix.

>>The halfDensityMap has only 20 lines (2+4+6+8)

Yes, I did find it better to start with a small matrix with proved values than drawing a huge matrix with pure speculative values. I believe the improvements have to be made with small threads increments,
since it is useless to optimize the iterpaths for high thread ranges as long we do not have the optimal values for low ranges. I think it will take a long time to find the optimal values for the full range of possible threads.

>>may be the very short TC is a reason

To have a reasonable throughput on 31 threads we are currently forced to use that extreme short TC,
otherwise these tests take to long to finish.

About Hyperthreading:
If it is true what it is written in
http://talkchess.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=58236&highlight=stockfish+benefits+hyperthreading
then Lazy SMP benefits also from hyperthreading.


add check at init to see if ft5x06_resume is needed.

also, things don't work well with ambient display.


Not a big deal, but I just checked and ```Glyph.advance``` and ```Font::getLineSpacing(...)``` return floats. So all these static casts are not required anymore (if you wanted to refactor that also).


Comment 1


`-m uuid` before `-n ftype`?


comment on line not changed


So we apparently need separate files for target platform properties and constants (these include all values currently in this file), and for values which may be configured at will.


Comment 2


Merged at this point right now.


As an addition, we always had on speciality in our review scheme: the author of the PR decides him-or herself when and if to merge the PR. This also means that if an author is confident about his code he can merge it immediately without waiting for a reviewer and the reviewer can review the code later. It's a bit of a mentality thing: people should be responsible for their own stuff and with that comes the freedom to decide.


Finally got around to testing this. Thanks @claviska. Works like a charm. Worth noting for anyone else that the required syntax is:

    $input.minicolors('value', {
        'opacity': '0.5',
        'color': '#000000'
    });


Oops... Thanks!


Good idea  :neckbeard:


Hello and happy new year :smile:

You are right, these randomizers should not be part of the core module, I'll move them to a separate module. The idea is to provide some generators for random data like https://github.com/stympy/faker, https://github.com/joke2k/faker, https://github.com/Marak/faker.js and others. I'll enrich the library with other randomizers not only for a Person model but also for other data (random IPs, credit cards, texts, etc)

In regards to the name of the static method to create the builder, that's fine, no problem, I'll update the documentation accordingly.


Yep, this is repeating error in the log every 30 seconds.


Hey,
is it right that it is version  3.6 here? Shouldn't it be the recommended 3.7.1 or... :D

Alex


comment 3


The log export should be much faster already..


@TheCrazyLex No, because its building with the AOSP 3.6 toolchain


Hence the title "Turns out DragonTC wont work"


Do I really need to tell you *not* to shove random math junk into a Lua API file?


@frap129 thanks for the answer :)

I got it, you don't want the optimized clang here because reasons :D

Alex


ok


@TheCrazyLex Yep, it errors out for some reason, although i am working on fixing it


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Using load_plugin_textdomain() you fix the warning in https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/post-type-switcher.


I tried `int` and I thought it was working. Now that I am taking a closer look, the rgb_color state values aren't changing. They stay stuck at 255, 255, 255. Going back to float, the values change but are reporting as shown below.

```
{
  "friendly_name": "Living Room LIFX",
  "rgb_color": [
    255,
    251.98209475496355,
    29.99610894941635
  ],
  "color_temp": 400,
  "brightness": 142
}
```


`Image.getSize is not a function` on Android.

This causes the entire example to crash when running on Android. See comment below.


Should add property `platform: 'ios'`


fxa-oauth-console.CRITICAL: uncaughtException TypeError: Object #<Logger> has no method 'err'
    at /data/fxa-oauth-console/lib/routes/ver.js:59:14
    at ChildProcess.exithandler (child_process.js:662:7)


iptables 1.6 cause my network to be empty. does this fix will help it to be resolved?


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Summary: Tests failed: 16 (3 new), passed: 247 Build time: 00:33:30
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.RedCapTest.testDataTypes: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.util.JUnitHeader: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.util.JUnitFooter: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testDatasetExport: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testSelection: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testSelectingEmptyMeasure: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStickyFinderFilterOnDataset: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStickyFinderFilterOnStudyNavigator: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testGroupSaveAndLoad: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStudyParticipantCounts: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testCounts: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 6 more failed tests, see build details
```


Oops, which code was from me? I thought (whichactive > 0 || absorbertruth > 0) was added in commit 843c4a8.

As Chris mentioned, it was to resolve file size issue during the last embedding production. The new shower object would resolve this file size problem too.


@j-rivero , gazebo_ros_control can be released too no ?


Unlikely, this just resolves a build issue and not a runtime issue.


Good, next step is to memoize the function.


What about other events though?


eg https://github.com/StyleCI/StyleCI/tree/master/app/Events


Thanks, this actually clears up a few of the questions I had while developing #10. (Like where `build/betterponymotes-*.mozsucks-*.xpi` comes from.)


Thank you, fixed: https://github.com/janlelis/idiosyncratic-ruby.com/commit/5c4c0ad3380df7e780ba13f6113e3f92f33ab54e


wget はエラーコードが追加されない感じなので、今の挙動にしました。


How do you suggest to differentiate normal parameters with event objects? If they were using an interface, or it would always be an event object, it would be easier..


beat me to it


Ah I see you doing that, creating an empty interface. Should that be a laravel contract?


Out of curiosity on styling, why this reordering? I'm assuming you felt is_application() was more relevant associated with the operator/operands functions leaving the expression functions first. Was this your thinking?  I'm always curious as to thought patterns behind code structure.


Yes I was referring to that logic. If there is an easier way to scroll back
through all the commits to a particular line on github I don't know it yet,
I just found the latest mod in the history to the line. I suppose I could
have raised an issue ticket instead.

Anyhow, this is good news. I'll move the delete to later in the processing
for the shower development branch. I'm in the process of debugging that
code, but I think I've squashed all the basic runtime errors. I will
probably still need a few tweaks for reading back a compressed DST
smoothly. And I'll need to pass it through Valgrind/callgrind and some
correctness checks. It's coming along.

--
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Los Alamos National Laboratory
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On Fri, Jan 1, 2016 at 2:48 PM, Jin Huang <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Oops, which code was from me? I thought (whichactive > 0 || absorbertruth
> > 0) was added in commit 843c4a8
> <https://github.com/sPHENIX-Collaboration/coresoftware/commit/843c4a890b9037d02bba8156c3835859d54ab724>.
>
>
> As Chris mentioned, it was to resolve file size issue during the last
> embedding production. The new shower object would resolve this file size
> problem too.
>
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> .
>


Thanks for the review!


Hey,
sorry for bothering again.

I am not sure if the error belongs to this commit, but his is what I am currently getting:

http://www.hastebin.com/enihilorus.pas

Thanks in advance!

Alex


Just tested again - exporting a 15.7MB .BIN (loaded in 9sec with your fix) took 2min9sec


Prefer BookmarkablePageLink when the only line in the body is `setResponsePage(Class)`.


> Should that be a laravel contract?

I doubt Taylor would accept that given he's recently been removing contracts like that, like the terminable middleware, and the middleware contracts.


It's done now moreover I add conditon to mouse over function on sprite object.


This is a sweet 'little' refactor


@nurse Do you have an example of a failure before this commit?
It seems that even if the filesystem encoding is different, it should still be comparable to the original string (maybe with some transcoding).


@djoole RSS search would have been skipped before as `mode is 'RSS'` would evaluate to false.  Now that it evaluates true it tries the second half of the condition `int(torrent['category'])` but was passed an invalid torrent param.  Validation needs to be added.


@trainerbill @rhutchison


Revert changes


Hi, I don't see any issue in button but if you still have problem you can add ButtonAdapter, see sample see how this is implemented. You basically need add browser file.


@u3games make an issue for this!


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PolKit IIRC. Unless it has changed since since then, that is ;-)


`mean-book` es el nombre de la DB donde va a guardar los documentos.
Luego de insertar algunos usuarios podemos ver en una consola:
```
$ mongo mean-book
> db.users.find()
```


This should go last, as the other two fields might get moved up in type hierarchy eventually. As full_name is an optimization to the RootContext implementation of the get_name routine and thus internal to that level, it doesn't need to obscure the order of fields.


Looks good.


@rhutchison what is this?


@mintsoft Quite a few warnings here!


Why change line here?


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### Failed tests
```
Table: 1D: #resize: to 2D: smaller xsize: smaller xsize fills with 0: <no details avaliable>

Table: 1D: #resize: to 3D: smaller xsize: smaller xsize fills with 0: <no details avaliable>

Table: 1D: #[]=: treat as 2D: treat as 2D raises an ArgumentError: <no details avaliable>

Table: 1D: #[]=: treat as 3D: treat as 3D raises an ArgumentError: <no details avaliable>

Table: 1D: #_dump: #_dump generates expected result: <no details avaliable>

Table: 1D: #[]: treat as 3D: treat as 3D raises an ArgumentError: <no details avaliable>

Table: 1D: #[]: treat as 2D: treat as 2D raises an ArgumentError: <no details avaliable>

Table: 2D: #[]=: treat as 3D: treat as 3D raises an ArgumentError: <no details avaliable>

Table: 2D: #[]=: treat as 1D: treat as 1D raises an ArgumentError: <no details avaliable>

Table: 2D: #new: with invalid ysize: with invalid ysize raises a TypeError: <no details avaliable>

Table: 2D: #[]: treat as 1D: treat as 1D raises an ArgumentError: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 64 more failed tests, see build details
```


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Should throw an exception here


Add reference to my adventure story naruto


Chevron Seven, locked?


should boost efficiency


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If you want to get this merged into upstream, changing the add-on ID is a bad idea, as that will basically make it a different add-on, instead of an update to the existing add-on.


**Passport** en un módulo node.js muy robusto, un middleware para autentificación de requests enviadas a nuestra app Express. Este módulo usa estrategias para utilizar autentificación local y *OAuth* como Facebook, Twitter y Google. Usando estas estrategias vamos a poder darle a los usuarios distintas alternativas para poder registrarse/loguearse en la app manteniendo nuestro modelo `User`.

`passport-local` es un módulo que permite autentificar usuarios mediante sus username/password.


What does `-s` do? Haven’t seen that one before.


@DraksterAU I assume you were able to build it yourself, since you filed the PR w/ the compile issue.  If you'd like I can give you access to upload the jar to bukkit dev for others as well.


With your patch in place I get

In [1]: ceiling(sqrt(2**30 + 1)) == 2**15 + 1
Out[1]: True

In [2]: ceiling(sqrt(2**3000 + 1)) == 2**1500 + 1
Out[2]: False

In [3]:

Also when I run my original test with the value spread generator loop, repaired after your comments, I get an exception from core/relational.py

Looks like there's a precision limit that's being hit,  I guess that's by design?
________________________________________________________________________________
_____________ sympy/core/tests/test_evalf.py:test_issue_10323_sqrt _____________
  File "/home/steve/sympy/sympy/core/tests/test_evalf.py", line 494, in test_issue_10323_sqrt
    asserts(x, floor(sqrt(x)), ceiling(sqrt(x)))
  File "/home/steve/sympy/sympy/core/tests/test_evalf.py", line 486, in asserts
    assert (rc-1)**2 < x and rc**2 >= x
  File "/home/steve/sympy/sympy/core/relational.py", line 202, in __nonzero__
    raise TypeError("cannot determine truth value of Relational")
TypeError: cannot determine truth value of Relational


Would you be so kind and change indentation back to 2 spaces as it was previously?


wrong way to report a bug, but anyways - on a fxa-dev box, the cwd is '/' since the /etc/supervisor.d/fxa-oauth-console.conf does not set a cwd. So, on an fxa-dev box there will be an error on the callback.


 Los métodos `passport.serializeUser()` y `passport.deserializeUser()` se usan para definir cómo Passport va a serializar al usuario. Cuando uno de estos se autentifica, Passport guarda su `_id` en la sesión.
Luego cuando el objeto `user` es necesitado Passport usa la propiedad `_id` de la sesión parar obtener el usuario de la DB.
Notar como se ignoran los campos `password` y `salt`.
Luego se incluye la estrategia, de esta forma `server.js` levanta la configuración de Passport incluyendo sus estrategias.


There still seems to be an issue with the reference counting:

```
$ gdb target/debug/niji
GNU gdb (Ubuntu 7.9-1ubuntu1) 7.9
This GDB was configured as "x86_64-linux-gnu".
Reading symbols from target/debug/niji...done.
(gdb) run
Starting program: /mnt/home/Projekte/geshi/niji/target/debug/niji
[Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
Using host libthread_db library "/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libthread_db.so.1".

Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x000055555555b7b5 in niji..context..Context$u20$$u2b$$u20$$u27$static::drop.4723::h020ce865ae5eb685 ()
(gdb) bt
#0  0x000055555555b7b5 in niji..context..Context$u20$$u2b$$u20$$u27$static::drop.4723::h020ce865ae5eb685 ()
#1  0x000055555555b76f in Box$LT$niji..context..Context$u20$$u2b$$u20$$u27$static$GT$::drop.4720::h908ad413d8bc1d72 ()
#2  0x000055555555b1f8 in niji::vec::Vec<T>.Drop::drop (self=0x7ffff6428088) at src/libcollections/vec.rs:1393
#3  0x000055555555b10e in collections..vec..Vec$LT$Box$LT$niji..context..Context$u20$$u2b$$u20$$u27$static$GT$$GT$::drop.4714::hab85c1a25338e583 ()
#4  0x000055555555b0f6 in core..cell..UnsafeCell$LT$collections..vec..Vec$LT$Box$LT$niji..context..Context$u20$$u2b$$u20$$u27$static$GT$$GT$$GT$::drop.4711::h566a339c5bb20448 ()
#5  0x000055555555b0ea in core..cell..RefCell$LT$collections..vec..Vec$LT$Box$LT$niji..context..Context$u20$$u2b$$u20$$u27$static$GT$$GT$$GT$::drop.4708::h7a04b1fcf054dc43 ()
#6  0x000055555555ae64 in niji..context..RootContext::drop.4695::hf952a44ec3b814b0 ()
#7  0x000055555555a0e0 in niji::niji::context::Language::newByName (langname=...) at src/niji/context/mod.rs:85
#8  0x0000555555559c8b in niji::niji::context::Language::new () at src/niji/context/mod.rs:57
#9  0x000055555555ef00 in niji::main::foo () at src/main.rs:22
#10 0x000055555555e9b4 in niji::main () at src/main.rs:46
#11 0x0000555555569385 in sys_common::unwind::try::try_fn::h15170777273032599546 ()
#12 0x0000555555566d59 in __rust_try ()
#13 0x0000555555569020 in rt::lang_start::h99c6824a268069d7Mzx ()
#14 0x000055555555f71a in main ()
Warning: the current language does not match this frame.
```


:smile: :smile: :+1:


This fixes issue: https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/spine-runtimes/issues/501


Not sure it makes any difference, but I would use H instead of G for hours.


Yep. Having trouble running the whole thing though through the html. I
download the branch but the compute button isn't working. I try to open the
event.js file for that html and keep getting document undefined and run
time errors.

On Friday, January 1, 2016, jschanker <notifications@github.com> wrote:

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local change


Easier to read, did the same with connect and disconnect functions.


(?) fixes rovo89/XposedInstaller#309


To be completely honest mate, I've only figured that out in the last few hours :) I know java, just not bukkit etc.

All good, Ive figured it out now :)


Hey,
i am getting this error:

http://www.hastebin.com/enihilorus.pas

Thanks in advannce!

Alex


@mashlol In the last commit (my PR) I do believe I accidentally included a change to the message prefixes, to shorten them. You may want to remove this depending on your preference... I can submit a new PR without if you like?


It's a problem to have our dependencies in two place :(


Oh, I thought PolKit was the same thing, just shortened.


Oops, my bad. I can't approve my own diffs, but if you wouldn't mind putting up a PR for the fix, I'll land it.


Primero que nada sumamos el campo `salt` el cual vamos a usar para convertir a hash la password. Luego sumamos `provider` el cual va a indicar la estrategia utilizada de registro. Por otro lado tenemos `providerId` el cual va a indicar el identificador de usuario para la estrategia utilizada. Por último `providerData` el que se usará luego para guardar el objeto `user` para las estrategias OAuth.

Puede observarse el `pre-save` middleware que realiza dos pasos importantes.
- Crea un **hashing salt** pseudo-random autogenerado.
- Reemplaza el password actual del usuario con un password hash usando el método de instancia `hashPassword() ` Este último método utiliza el módulo `crypto` de node.js.

Por otro lado sumamos el método de instancia `authenticate()` el cual acepta un argumento *string*, lo convierte a hash y lo compara con la contraseña actual del usuario (que es también un hash). Por último tenemos `findUniqueUsername()` método estático para encontrar un usuario mediante username único.


I have removed the unnecessary this (0ddbb41)


If the request has been aborted, this will return `false` right now, contrary to the comment.


TeamCity SFRGSS :: Linux 64-bit [Build 0.1.45](https://pixelated.design/build/viewLog.html?buildId=307&buildTypeId=Sfrgss_Linux64bit&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 269 (269 new), passed: 294; exit code 1 Build time: 00:00:54
### Failed tests
```
Table: 3D: initial contents: initial contents is zeroed: <no details avaliable>

Table: 3D: #[]: treat as 1D: treat as 1D raises an ArgumentError: <no details avaliable>

Table: 3D: #[]: treat as 2D: treat as 2D raises an ArgumentError: <no details avaliable>

Table: 3D: #xsize: #xsize is the expected value: <no details avaliable>

Table: 3D: #_dump: #_dump generates expected result: <no details avaliable>

Table: 3D: #ysize: #ysize is the expected value: <no details avaliable>

Table: 3D: #[]=: #[]= stores a value: <no details avaliable>

Table: 3D: #[]=: treat as 2D: treat as 2D raises an ArgumentError: <no details avaliable>

Table: 3D: #[]=: with negative x: with negative x does not change the contents: <no details avaliable>

Table: 3D: #[]=: with negative y: with negative y does not change the contents: <no details avaliable>

Table: 3D: #[]=: treat as 1D: treat as 1D raises an ArgumentError: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 259 more failed tests, see build details
```


ja, die Dame hat die Krone auf :D


`xhr.readyState` (capital 'S')


According to the javadoc:

> Unless this Spliterator covers an infinite number of elements, repeated calls to trySplit() must eventually return null.

Thus, this should presumably return null, rather than this.


LGTM


I think it's best if we leave the % out of the return and return an integer instead, so it doesn't break other people's implementations of this event


Error in expression <queryResult","_key","_return","_loop"];
params ["_queryStmt",["_mode",1,[0]],["_>
  Error position: <params ["_queryStmt",["_mode",1,[0]],["_>
  Error Params: Type Number, expected Bool
File life_server\Functions\MySQL\fn_asyncCall.sqf, line 15

Could this be apart if the issue you found?


@prchote, remove the line then?


@TomyLobo Just so you know, you're going to hell for not at the very least giving this function a thorough documentation comment. :wink:


@DraksterAU it's fine, better to be shortened.  Is your bukkit dev account name the same as your GitHub name?


why does this line use tostring?  the output of hashAndSign is a bytearray (for me it is anyway, is it not for the author?), which doesn't have a tostring method, at least, it doesn't in python 2.7.1, which INSTALL.txt claims this project supports.  actually, i can't find any version of python where bytearray has a tostring method.  when i run the tests, it gives me an error at exactly this line complaining about the tostring.  why not just use str(self.rsa_key.hashAndSign(data)) instead?


This method looks to have been refactored away in a future commit..


Excellent. Try documenting it using the yuidoc way, like this
/\*\*
   \* Enum of auto-updaters events
   \* @property Events
   \* @type {Object}
   \* @static
   \* @final
   \*/


Do you think that we should create a special error for this occasion?


Should probably check to see if `additionalInfo` exists, first.


I'm a bit confused since this is a code move in its own commit AFAIK. No lines look to have been changed. Did you mean perhaps in a separate Pull Request, or could you clarify a bit further?


Great PR man. Take those small notes into consideration, and then I'll change the package version and update the documentation if needed


Thanks for the  answer :)


Shouldn't, but might as well, looks better and more consistent with i and s.


Just the minor refactoring you did to rename variables was what I'm pointing out. Just easier to see when the moved method is completely identical then do any refactoring in a separate commit.


`getErrorMessage()` es un método privado (no exports) el cual retorna un mensaje de error de un objeto de error Mongoose.

Los otros dos métodos son bastante sencillos y se utilizan para renderizar los templates sign-in sign-up. El método `signout()` es también bastante simple y utiliza el método `req.logout()` facilitado por Passport para invalidar sesiones autentificadas.

El método `signup()` usa el modelo User para crear usuarios. Como se puede observar primero crea un objeto usuario utilizando el `body` de la request HTTP. Luego trata de guardarlo en MongoDB, si un error ocurre este método usa `getErrorMessage()` para mostrar al cliente el error correspondiente. Si se crea de forma exitosa la sesión de usuario se crea usando el método `req.login()` (facilitado por Passport). Luego de la operación login un objeto user se asigna al objeto `req.user`.

El método `req.login()` es llamado automáticamente cuando se usa el método  `passport.authenticate()` por lo tanto es necesario usar este método manualmente solo para el registro.


Yeah then it should work fine as it was. I'll go ahead and change that back.


Well, it should be rather clear if you continue reading the next few lines (126..128).

And the real 2 cases are:
1. remote server accessible via ssh and having borg installed on the remote server
2. any locally mounted filesystem, including network filesystems (sshfs, nfs, cifs, ...)


are there really vehicles/go trigger as vehicles with level 1?


@rob-p Would it be much work to ingest BAM input for the lightweight alignment mode?


So what do you propose? Get all object vars when exactly 1 param?


An interesting change. A separate commit for it would have been a better move on my part. Regardless, I think it's actually correct, just not obvious since line 312 did not change yet the lines around it did. It is much more obvious when looking at the code before the change, so subtracting add the added lines, the original code looked like this:

```
      -    if (nonCombat && !m_soundPlayedAlreadyNonCombatMove) {
      -      DefaultSoundChannel.playSoundOnLocalMachine(SoundPath.CLIP_PHASE_MOVE_NONCOMBAT, id.getName());
             m_soundPlayedAlreadyNonCombatMove = true;
      -    } else if (!nonCombat && !m_soundPlayedAlreadyCombatMove) {
      -      DefaultSoundChannel.playSoundOnLocalMachine(SoundPath.CLIP_PHASE_MOVE_COMBAT, id.getName());
      -      m_soundPlayedAlreadyCombatMove = true;
          }
```
Thus we had two changes:
1. Merge:
     `(nonCombat && !m_soundPlayedAlreadyNonCombatMove)`  and  `else if (!nonCombat && !m_soundPlayedAlreadyCombatMove) {` , into: `((nonCombat && !m_soundPlayedAlreadyNonCombatMove) || (!nonCombat && !m_soundPlayedAlreadyCombatMove)) `
2. Update `DefaultSoundChannel.playSoundOnLocalMachine` to `ClipPlayer.play`


@timelf123 @andr3medeiros I'm having trouble seeing why are appId, appName, and appVersion required - from what I can see, they don't appear to be required by the [analytics.js version of GA](https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/exceptions). What am I missing?


we can get rid of those comments


great in your natural language....congrats.


Because 2*pi / 360 * 12 is 0.2094. I know it's a super minor thing, but I stumbled upon it reading the code :smile:


@timelf123 @andr3medeiros Should we maybe first set exFatal to properties.fatal and then perform this check, e.g.:
```javascript```
properties.exFatal = properties.fatal;  // Sugar
if(typeof properties === 'undefined') {
  console.log('No "fatal" provided, sending with fatal=true');
  properties.exFatal = true;
}
```
As is, I believe this would possibly fail if fatal were defined, since it doesn't appear to be that it would be transcribed to exFatal later on.


should these be conditional for only 32 bit windows?


this method has been moved to the CollectionsUtils class.
Could you please make sure your pulled all changes from the master branch?


Yeah, sorry, I'm getting tired.


Registry keys found in https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/issues/455


Maybe, yeh.


this method has been removed in the master branch probably before your PR. It's redundant with the overloaded method.

Could you please make sure your pulled all changes from the master branch?


Cuando se ejecuta el método `passport.authenticate()` va a tratar de autentificar al usuario usando la estrategia definida en el primer argumento. El segundo argumento son opciones:
- **successRedirect**: Esta propiedad le dice a Passport a donde hacer un redirect una vez que el usuario se autentifica correctamente.
- **failureRedirect**: Esta propiedad le dice a Passport a donde hacer un redirect si es que falla.
- **failureFlash**: Esta propiedad indica si tiene que usar o no mensajes flash.


Keeping the old ID makes it impossible to compile with jpm. What would you propose?


Cheeky extra commit for this PR - seems odd to *insist* that the object files must be in flexdir (but, for compatibility, I've kept it preferring them if they're there).


now i can see all good...thank you.


please revert the deletion of this class


You just have to use the correct ID as the JPM console output tells you.


De donde sacaste lo de los 80 caracteres?


Ok thanks for pointing it out!


Well done! it's better to have separate methods to test arrays, collections and map types :+1:


This is high on my wishlist too. My sequencing facility deliver data in CRAM files. It feels a bit silly that converting from CRAM to FASTQ takes longer than running quantification... And explodes disk usage quite a bit.


Actually, I see the point you raised @ron-murhammer , I'm working on this section a bit in more detail... The change should still be correct since the 'if' and  'else if' were simply merged by having the 'or' operation. I'm looking at the boolean logic, it can be simplified.


never mind again, finally I see that the boolean variables are actually different as well.. fixing...


The possible results for float div by zero are INF, -INF or NAN. Generally I think the new formulation is less clear, it sounds like 10 / 0 should throw an error. `%` and `%=` are the only language items which throw it.


I'm not a big fan of making a class dependent on its builder ..


This could be declared as constant in the `Constants` class


I agree. It depends on which side you approach the limit from.


I suspect that there is a bug there: `VMOVLPS`/`VMOVHPS` load 2 float elements. It can go out-of-bound of C matrix


Can we please keep only changes related to collections population in this PR? I'll apply this change on the builder in a separate commit


This should be reverted IMO.


@frap129 it also seems to error out at many other spots :(

See my message at android-build

Alex


Perhaps indeed


Fixed in 9d845b3


that's fine


Nice catch, thanks for the hint!


unreachable statement here


Looks like the second if block still has the wrong sound clip as it should be combat move not noncombat move clip.


missing return null; here


This method should be removed from the interface


aaa


Looks like I missed fixing some spacing. I'll fix this when I fix other issues brought up in this PR.


For more on the matter `undefined` vs. `void 0` please see
http://stackoverflow.com/a/4806358/490291
and
http://stackoverflow.com/a/19369074/490291


I check several databases of other projects, including open and wow Wowhead, and is the data I got to be I'm not sure're all well but corrected some of the more important.
http://wotlk.openwow.com/npc=26430
http://www.wowhead.com/npc=26430


looks like assertj checks the notNull for us in this case (see [here](https://github.com/benas/random-beans/commit/1cff006b5ff84391a53f0c311d36307b10955a63#commitcomment-15104919)).
You can omit the `isNotNull` when you want to test `isNotEmpty`


This is most probably incorrect.


Thanks for pointing that out.  I will fix this in more detail later tonight, I'm now in a bit of a rush an appointment, and don't want to repeat the same mistake of doing a fix too quickly..


> Note that `:<|>` not strictly associative

Note that `:<|>` **is** not strictly associative


Actually there are two problems, the first being grave:
- `.shift()` does not update `tail`, hence `forEach` sees something even after the list is empty, so the last element is never freed and even might be inserted by chance.
- `size` is not updated, it still is `3`.  However I consider this more a cosmetic bug.


`xhr.statusText` will be an empty string (or null, or 0) when the request is aborted, at least if the browser is conforming to the spec, so this won't work. Chrome (and maybe others) used to do the "abort" string, but not anymore. For the sake of FluxThis and APIActionCreator purposes, though, it's probably works to check that `xhr.readyState` === 0 and `xhr.status === 0`. While that's the same state the xhr would be in when it was initially created, because APIActionCreator methods end up calling `xhr.open` (via implore) and thereby change the readyState to 1, the only case where the request should have a readyState of 0 *and* a status of 0 (indicating that it wasn't a server error or something like that terminated the xhr) is the case where someone aborts it.

On the other hand, I'm not even sure that this check is necessary, because I'm not sure that anything actually happens if you call `abort` on an already aborted request (aside from its feeling a little dirty).


> is a different type than `a :<|> (b :<|> c)` but that

is a different type than `a :<|> (b :<|> c)`**,** but that

insert comma


Test


we can make `SocialPerson` comparable and add this test


"readyState"


Hi @genius001!

Disk cache didn't was crashy and unstable so we decided to remove it. Users can use a caching proxy like squid to have the same effect, but more stable.


Thanks! Missing a period at the end of the sentence though. :P


this useless javadoc has been removed, we can delete it


@lattner It looks like this broke test/ClangModules/omit_needless_words.swift

/Users/mark_lacey/swift-project/build/Ninja-RelWithDebInfo/swift-macosx-x86_64/bin/swiftc -frontend -target x86_64-apple-macosx10.9  -module-cache-path '/var/folders/q4/bm7_z8r10ys7t5nhs25sqg340000gn/T/swift-testsuite-clang-module-cacheqdVx02' -sdk /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.11.sdk   -enable-source-import -sdk '/Users/mark_lacey/swift-project/swift/test'/Inputs/clang-importer-sdk -I '/Users/mark_lacey/swift-project/swift/test'/Inputs/clang-importer-sdk/swift-modules   -parse -verify -Womit-needless-words -enable-infer-default-arguments /Users/mark_lacey/swift-project/swift/test/ClangModules/omit_needless_words.swift
--
Exit Code: 1

Command Output (stderr):
--
/Users/mark_lacey/swift-project/swift/test/ClangModules/omit_needless_words.swift:12:69: error: incorrect message found
  array.enumerateObjectsRandomlyWithBlock(nil) // expected-warning{{'enumerateObjectsRandomlyWithBlock' could be named 'enumerateObjectsRandomly(block:)'}}{{9-42=enumerateObjectsRandomly}}{{43-46=}}
                                                                    ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
                                                                    call to 'enumerateObjectsRandomlyWithBlock' has extraneous arguments that could use defaults
/Users/mark_lacey/swift-project/swift/test/ClangModules/omit_needless_words.swift:13:52: error: expected warning not produced
  array.enumerateObjectsRandomlyWithBlock(body) // expected-warning{{'enumerateObjectsRandomlyWithBlock' could be named 'enumerateObjectsRandomly(block:)'}}{{9-42=enumerateObjectsRandomly}}{{43-43=block: }}
                                               ~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

/Users/mark_lacey/swift-project/swift/test/ClangModules/omit_needless_words.swift:17:97: error: incorrect message found
  array.enumerateObjectsWithOptions([]) { obj, idx, stop in print("foo") } // expected-warning{{'enumerateObjectsWithOptions(_:usingBlock:)' could be named 'enumerateObjects(options:usingBlock:)'}}{{9-36=enumerateObjects}}{{36-40=}}
                                                                                ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
                                                                                'enumerateObjectsWithOptions(_:usingBlock:)' could be named 'enumerateObjectsWith(_:usingBlock:)' [-Womit-needless-words]
/Users/mark_lacey/swift-project/swift/test/ClangModules/omit_needless_words.swift:18:110: error: incorrect message found
  array.enumerateObjectsWithOptions([], usingBlock: { obj, idx, stop in print("foo") }) // expected-warning{{'enumerateObjectsWithOptions(_:usingBlock:)' could be named 'enumerateObjects(options:usingBlock:)'}}{{9-36=enumerateObjects}}{{37-41=}}
                                                                                ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
                                                                                'enumerateObjectsWithOptions(_:usingBlock:)' could be named 'enumerateObjectsWith(_:usingBlock:)' [-Womit-needless-words]
/Users/mark_lacey/swift-project/swift/test/ClangModules/omit_needless_words.swift:32:74: error: expected warning not produced
  array.enumerateObjectsWithNullableBlock { _, _, _ in print("foo") } // expected-warning{{enumerateObjectsWithNullableBlock' could be named 'enumerateObjects(nullableBlock:)' [-Womit-needless-words]}}{{9-42=enumerateObjects}}
                                                                     ~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


> There is nothing that interesting going on, just note that the thing

There is nothing that interesting going on**. Just** note that the thing

The rest of the sentence is a bit wordy.

Those, for example, would be a bit better:

Just note that we have to fill in `Fail` on the value level for `Fail` on the type level.

Just note that what we have to fill in for `Fail` on the type level is `Fail` on the value level.