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We tried a lot of Java web frameworks in the past few years, in addition to the obvious Spring Framework with which we already had a lot of experience. Sadly, there was always a little something we dislike.
The main issue with most of the frameworks out there, in our opinion, is that they are often too opinionated. We are grown-up developers, and we don't like when a framework tells us how things have to be done. We wanted a flexible framework which would allow developers to override pretty much everything, even if that means they would also be able to break everything! We wanted a framework which would feel as much as possible like a library. A framework made to be extensible, from the ground up.
We created Spincast in an attempt to be that flexible framework we were looking for. The core ideology will always stay "Power to the developers". In Spincast, everything is configurable, everything can be tweaked.
Spring Framework / Spring Boot is by far the most popular Java framework. If you are looking for a framework with a very large community and for which paid support is available, look no further, you will not find anything better! We used Spring a lot before starting Spincast.
The problem we had with Spring, is that we found ourself asking those questions too often:
Our experience with Spring Framework is that it tends to be a little bit too magical, it tends to hide implementation details too much so your application is harder to configure and tweak. In the name of "Defaults that are good enough 80% of the time", Spring sometimes seems to favor simplicity over providing full control.
Any real-world application will be part of that 20% requiring a lot of manual tweaking, so why not base it on a framework that favors flexibility and control from the ground up?
Yes, it is very easy to start a new Spring Boot application using their pretty Initializr! But as long as you have developed at least one real application in your life, you know that this kind of simple bootstrapping is smoke and mirrors: you will have to modify/change/replace components at some points or another. You will have to manually control what is actually happening behind the scene.
Also, Spring relies a lot on annotations: that contributes to the "easy to use" aura. But, as we explain here, we are not big fans of annotations.
In the other hand, the very first goal of Spincast is to make modifying anything a borderline trivial task. If you find something that is not easily modifiable and should be, it will be considered as a bug and will be fixed.
Here is how you tweak almost anything in a Spincast application:
Even Spincast's core components can be modified using those simple steps.
In other words, we would say that the main difference between Spring and Spincast is that Spincast favors long term flexibility and control from the ground up, while Spring seems more preoccupied with providing something that is easy to start with.
Haters gonna hate!
Java has a lot of haters, these days.  But the reality is that there are a lot of happy Java developers out there. Maybe they are discreet simply because they're just comfortable with their tools and don't care to argue?
Java is a mature statically typed language; the JVM is freaking performant, and the library ecosystem is huge! Also, the various IDEs and tools are top notch, they allow a fantastic coding/refactoring experience.
Those who say Java is bloated and too complex, are clearly not aware of the modern frameworks
and probably still have in mind the old days of J2EE
or the applets
disaster.
Java may be somewhat verbose, and that's true in some cases, but that is not a bad thing in our opinion:
verbosity doesn't necessarily mean
"hard to read and understand"... In fact, we find that it is often the opposite!
Very compact one-liners full of lambdas are often way harder to understand than a
couple lines of explicit anonymous classes. And, anyway, Java now has lambdas. Finally, it is your
choice if you prefer to call your variables and methods "ulf"
and "create()"
instead of
"userListFactory"
and "createDynamicRouteHandler()"
. But we, personally,
like meaninful names.
We have some experience outside Java too: with Node.js for example. Being able to use one language everywhere is an attractive idea, but Javascript? Javascript ?? TypeScript is an improvement, but the coding experience, even if better than before, is far from the one provided by the various Java tools.
C# and the .NET platform also provide that fantastic coding experience and maturity, but they are too platform centric.
Once you've worked with dependency injection, it's hard to go back. To design a whole application using DI may be tricky when you are new to it, but the reward is huge.
Being able to easily access the components you need (by injecting them) and always be sure they are properly initialized? Easy testing? Easy implementation swapping? Yes, please!
Guice is, in our opinion, the best dependency injection library of the Java ecosystem. The way the modules work together, and the fact that almost everything is statically typed, is just fantastic. Actually, the fact that Spincast would be based on Guice from the ground up is probably the very first decision we made.
The opposite, convention over configuration, has its benefits. For example, it is easier to be up and running on a project where conventions have been used. There is only one way of doing things, so any project is similar to the other. There is also less boilerplate since some magic is used: "That class name ends with "Controller"? Well, it is now a controller!"
We're not big fans of that kind of magic. We prefer when things are obvious because they have been explicitly configured.
Also, conventions kind of restricts possibilities. "You want to structure a part of your application this way because it makes more sense? I don't think so, sorry dude!". Again, we're grown-up developers and we want the freedom to ajust what we want, to structure our application as we want.
Configuration FTW!
Annotations are a double-edged sword. They are simple to use and often convenient, but they also tend to hide logic and make things seem to work automagically. This is sometimes fine, but when you need to understand exactly how things work, or when you need flexibility and control, annotations can be a real pain.
Annotations are also limited in the way they can be used. They don't support Java code so adding
logic to them is hard : you can't use if / else
conditions, you can't
call methods, etc. Some people try to get around this limitation by using
some kind of expression language, something like @MyAnnotation("${myVar + 42}")
... But this is
only a hack : there is no type safety and it feels very unnatural in a Java application.
Annotations are very good at being flags, or at providing basic information about
an element. For example, the @Inject
or @Override
annotations are
perfectly fine : they don't hide anything and serve purely as indications. But some frameworks
have a tendency to use annotations for pretty much everything, and this is something
we do not agree with.
Spincast doesn't use many annotations and will in general favor plain Java code when it's time to configure something. The form validation we suggest is a good example : it is purely based on Java code, not on annotations such as Hibernate validator.
We are definitively not fans of ORMs such as JPA/Hibernate. Our experience is that an ORM may seem easy to use with a simple CRUD application, but as soon as you deal with a real-world application, you discover its ugly hidden complexity...
We suggest you carefully read Pro JPA 2 to get an idea of the details you need to know to deal with JPA properly! It is not trivial. There are a lot of corner cases.
Plain SQL is what we suggest, with the help of JDBC utilities. We are not saying plain SQL is always easy, but at least you keep full control over what is going on.
For those reasons, you will probably never see an official Spincast JPA/Hibernate plugin. The community may create one and we will link to it, but we will not support it.
We may consider developing official plugins for sane solutions such as JOOQ or MyBatis at one point, though.
The problem with asynchronous code is that it's a lot harder
and trickier to get right. Thinking in an asynchronous manner when coding is not
natural! It is no coincidence that constructs like
promises,
generators
have been created: they try to make asynchronous coding less painful. The Async/Await
pattern is ok,
but still hard to get right in some situations.
Don't get us wrong... We do love asynchronous processing at Spincast! We strongly believe that reactive patterns
using Message brokers
/ Queuing
are very good approaches in many applications.
But the important thing to understand is that the
code itself doesn't have to be asynchronous for asynchronous patterns to be implemented! In fact, our opinion is that
they are more easy to implement using a synchronous code base.
So Spincast is synchronous, and this is clearly a conscious decision. You may say this is one of the points where Spincast is not "flexible" and will probably never be.
There may be some exceptions, but there are practically no private
methods in Spincast's core and
plugins: the default visibility for methods is protected
.
But... Isn't this a bad practice? Shouldn't you hide your implementation details?
Well, it depends.
As we previously said, we're not fans of libraries/frameworks which are too opinionated or that use static components that can't be extended. Developers should always have full control over what's going on! And the "no private methods" decision follows that principle.
More than one time we have encountered a library, or part of a framework, which was doing exactly
what we needed except a little something! In those cases, the solution is often
to extend the class containing the problematic code and to override a particular
method. But many libraries/frameworks make this very difficult by using private
visibility for lots of their methods. Yes, we get it: they hide their implementation details!
But, doing so, they prevent you from adjusting what you would need. So what do you do then? You hope for a code change
from the authors, or you simply stop using that library...
Of course, many libraries try to help you by providing some protected
methods, but
the choices they made is not always the ones you need!
So, our mantra, once again: "Flexibility / Power to the developers"! In Spincast, there are no private
methods, at all. If you override a Spincast method because you have to, it is your responsibility as a developer
to adjust your code if the base code changes. But, at least, you can do it.


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Not many people outside the design profession know that visualization is a valuable tool for design. Visualization is a concept that represents the various aspects of a building in a livelier and cost-effective manner. With 3D Interior Visualization the views from various angles can be seen and cherished even before laying a single brick of the foundation.
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Kernel Tracker from Comaniciu, Ramesh and Meer PAMI 2003. Implements the algorithm described in "Kernel-Based Object Tracking" by Dorin Comaniciu, Visvanathan Ramesh and Peter Meer, PAMI 25, 564-577, 2003. This is a fast tracking algorithm that utilizes a histogram representation of an object (in this implementation we use color histograms, as in the original work). The idea is given a histogram q in frame t, find histogram p in frame t+1 that is most similar to q. It turns out that this can be formulated as a mean shift problem. Here, the kernel is fixed to the Epanechnikov kernel. This implementation uses mex files to optimize speed, it is significantly faster than real time for a single object on a 2GHz standard laptop (as of 2007). If I==[], toy data is created. If rctS==0, the user is queried to specify the first rectangle. rctE, denoting the object location in the last frame, can optionally be specified. If rctE is given, the model histogram at fraction r of the video is (1-r)*histS+r*histE where histS and histE are the model histograms from the first and last frame. If rctE==0 rectangle in final frame is queried, if rectE==-1 it is not used. Let T denote the length of the video. Returned values are of length t, where t==T if the object was tracked through the whole sequence (ie sim does not fall below simThr), otherwise t<=T is equal to the last frame in which obj was found. You can test if the object was tracked using: success = (size(allRct,1)==size(I,4)); USAGE [allRct, allIc, allSim] = kernelTracker( [I], [prm] ) INPUTS I - MxNx3xT input video [prm] .rctS - [0] rectangle denoting initial object location .rctE - [-1] rectangle denoting final object location .dispFlag - [1] show interactive display .scaleSrch - [1] if true search over scale .nBit - [4] n=2^nBit, color histograms are [n x n x n] .simThr - [.7] sim thr for when obj is considered lost .scaleDel - [.9] multiplicative diff between consecutive scales OUTPUTS allRct - [t x 4] array of t locations [x,y,wd,ht] allSim - [1 x t] array of similarity measures during tracking allIc - [1 x t] cell array of cropped windows containing obj EXAMPLE disp('Select a rectangular region for tracking'); [allRct,allSim,allIc] = kernelTracker(); figure(2); clf; plot(allRct); figure(3); clf; montage2(allIc,struct('hasChn',true)); See also Piotr's Computer Vision Matlab Toolbox Version 3.22 Copyright 2014 Piotr Dollar. [pdollar-at-gmail.com] Licensed under the Simplified BSD License [see external/bsd.txt]


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Glackler, his wife and his 1-year-old son lived in the home. Glackler has been a firefighter with the Fort Lawn Fire Department for five years.
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Chris's Notes on Stock Options For Dummies, Alan R. Simon, Wiley Publishing, Inc., 2001. I recommend this book for folks that need to know the details of their company's stock options, although the details aren't interesting enough or important enough to warrant a book of this size, especially given how worthless most company's stock options are these days.
 In general, the strategy that I've developed if I ever get the opportunity to exercise company stock options is as follows:
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PM Trudeau meets with Bloc Quebecois Leader Blanchet
by Rachel Aiello, Ottawa News Bureau Online ProducerOTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is meeting with Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet on Parliament Hill, as he continues his week of meetings with the opposition leaders in advance of Parliament resuming on Dec. 5.
During a pre-meeting photo opportunity, Trudeau said he was looking forward to discussing their “shared priorities,” listing fighting climate change, affordability, gun control and protecting supply management as examples.
“We also have conversations in which we disagree but it’ll be done in respect because I think Canadians expect different parties in Parliament to work together constructively and that’s exactly what I intend to do,” Trudeau said.
Blanchet said he is also looking for collaboration on some issues that arose on the campaign trail, citing climate change and health care as examples, in French.
The Bloc Quebecois leader said he hopes that this Parliament will work “politely, peacefully, with the only consideration of getting some progress on the issues which have been made important by the people during the last election.”
He is scheduled to hold a post-meeting media availability later this morning.
Blanchet, who is entering the House of Commons for the first time as an elected official, is then meeting with his caucus for their first post-election gathering in Ottawa.
Like Blanchet, the majority of the party’s 32 MPs are parliamentary rookies who were elected on Oct. 21 as part of a resurgence of the party in Quebec.
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We had been staying on Wua Talap, Ang Thong Island for about 3 days enjoying ourselves immensely and immersing ourselves in meditation when we decided to ingest our little bag of magic that we had brought with us from Chiang Mai. I didn’t quite know what to expect given that I had never really had a strong experience on Psilocybin mushrooms. We all at 5g dried at around 1:30pm on a somewhat overcast day. We all took them at the bungalow we had just moved to since we had been camping on a secluded corner of this amazingly beautiful beach.
So, I decided to walk into the forest and hang out until things started to 'change'. About 30 minutes in, I noticed a kind of dizzy feeling coming on. Shortly after, I started to feel like laying down on a rock in the path. I started to hear a bird chirping strangely as if it were surround sound and with a mysterious echo. I soon realized that I was being eaten by mosquito’s and decided to go back to the cabin to find the mosquito spray.
When I left the forest, the overcast day had changed to a beautiful sunny day that I just couldn’t help soaking up. Upon arriving back to the bungalow, I realized that I had just walked into the presence of mad people.  I tried in vain to both find the mosquito spray and to talk to them. I felt really frustrated at this point and a bit paranoid that the employee’s at the national park would know we were taking drugs, which they probably did in the end, given the fact of the hysterical laughter and also my brother-in-law screaming loudly as if he was a monkey.
At this point, I decided to go down to our secluded beach where our tent was still standing. During this stage, I entered the most mystical experience of my life. I felt like a divine being on the brink of a mass collective consciousness change on planet earth. I also felt complete gratitude & awe of my life and of all life and the fact that I was given this journey. I felt I had a responsibility to others to love them and to share this message with them. I felt my soul in an eternal context.
Next, my feelings morphed into a strong feeling of my own mortality. I felt that I was on the 'other side'. And still feel this was a real perspective & feeling. My next feeling was that I had actually died! This was such a real feeling that I really do think that it has some symbolic, spiritual significance for me. I then felt, 'Oh no, what have I done in my life? What consequences do I have waiting?' I then felt a real responsibility to live rightly and to conduct myself in the most pure way possible in my life.  This resolve to right things made me feel emotional towards my relationship with Christy (my wife).
Mixed in with all of this was a feeling of mystical connection with my ancestry and the ancestry of the entire island’s history. I also felt a deep connection with the Tsunami victims and I even thought that I was one. I then thought that a tsunami was coming and then felt very frightened. This feeling wasn’t helped by the fact that my tent literally lifted up a few feet while I was inside, apparently from the strong wind (or from who knows what??). The feeling of fear surrounding this situation eventually subsided.
We all reunited in the bungalow. I felt that I was still on the 'other side'. This was an EXTREMELY profound feeling. As I came down, I started feeling great gratitude for having another chance at life. This is one of the major lessons that the mushrooms taught me. They also taught me about the profound mystery of life and the interconnectedness of all of life and especially the importance of seizing the opportunity to love each other out of true openness and to try and live a truly altruistic life which is in the end really the key to our own happiness. That is that giving truly is receiving and that hurting others in the end is only hurting ourselves.
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[gecode-users] CP example for Scheduling and assignment
Wajid Hassan
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Tue Feb 14 09:40:42 CET 2012
Thank you for the reply Guido. I will try and see what I can manage.
On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 6:10 AM, Guido Tack <tack at gecode.org> wrote:
> On 13 Feb 2012, at 19:32, Wajid Hassan wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I am one of the beginner users of CP and Gecode.
>
> I am doing a problem model on allocation, binding and scheduling and the
> closest example I could find on Gecode is the open-shop scheduling problem.
> I was hoping that you could guide me to a better example that also involves
> binding (assigning tasks to resources) in addition to scheduling just to
> get an idea. I have been trying hard but have not managed to do the binding
> in parallel with scheduling so far.
>
>
> There is no direct support for this in Gecode. You could try to
> introduce, for each task, an optional task on each resource, and then put a
> constraint on the BoolVars that represent the optionality so that exactly
> one of them must be active. The problem is that Gecode doesn't have
> built-in search heuristics for this kind of problem, and you probably need
> a special heuristic to solve anything of interesting size.
>
> Cheers,
> Guido
>
> --
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> http://www.csse.monash.edu/~guidot/
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CITIES JOIN UN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IN DRIVE AGAINST POVERTY
40 North American Cities Proclaim 17 October Poverty Eradication Day
Embargoed: Thursday, 17 October at 12:00 noon EDT
Note to Reporters: James Gustave Speth, UNDP Administrator, will
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New York, 17 October 1996 -- The fight to stop poverty,
which afflicts some 1.3 billion people worldwide, has united mayors from
cities across the USA and Canada. They are seeking to draw widespread public
attention to the harsh effects of social deprivation and to help rally
both local and international support against it.
Mobilized by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the
association Sister Cities International, mayors from 40 cities in North
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Day in their municipalities.
Cities joining the drive against poverty include: Akron, Ohio; Albuquerque,
New Mexico; Arlington and Austin, Texas; Charlotte, North Carolina; Cleveland,
Ohio; Colombus, Georgia; Denver, Colorado; Detroit, Michigan; Durham, North
Carolina; Edmonton, Alberta (Canada); Escondido, California; Fort Wayne,
Indiana; Honolulu, Hawaii; Jersey City, New Jersey; Kansas City, Missouri;
Lincoln, Nebraska; Louisville, Kentucky; Miami, Florida; Minneapolis, Minnesota;
Nashville, Tennessee; New Haven, Connecticut; New York, New York; Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma; Omaha, Nebraska; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Raleigh, North
Carolina; Richmond, Virginia; San Francisco, San Jose and Santa Clarita,
California; St. Paul, Minnesota; Spokane, Washington; Stockton, California;
Syracuse, New York; Tampa, Florida; Tempe, Arizona; Tucson, Arizona; Tulsa,
Oklahoma and Washington, DC.
"Poverty does not only affect women and children living in developing
countries; poor (people) live in cities in the most industrialized countries,
including Philadelphia and many other cities here in the United States,"
said Edward G. Rendell, Mayor of Philadelphia. "To become a truly
great global community, we must re-emphasize our commitment to efforts
to eradicate poverty and its devastating impact on human well-being."
The proclamation signed by Mayor Rendell and others reads in part: "This
occasion is an opportunity for us to rededicate ourselves to make the fight
against poverty an absolute priority, focusing on the needs of the poor
and upon measures that are being undertaken with the collaboration of the
city government and its partners to eradicate poverty...."
In industrialized countries, including the US, more than 100 million
people live in poverty and five million are homeless, according to the
Human Development Report 1996, published by Oxford University Press for
UNDP. And, while the US enjoys steady economic and job growth, the number
of people living below the poverty line is actually growing. That is why
the report states that poverty eradication efforts should not be limited
to poor countries. Poverty extends beyond national borders, just as it
extends beyond the confines of the inner city, the report states.
Reacting to the urgency of the poverty challenge, the United Nations
General Assembly designated 17 October the "International Day for
the Eradication of Poverty" and 1996 the "International Year
for the Eradication of Poverty". The mobilization of North American
mayors is one of a series of public awareness activities planned by UNDP
for the week of 17 October through 24 October.
Other activities planned include: a UNDP-United Nations Association
contest aimed at encouraging school children across the US to take up poverty
eradication projects in their own communities; and, in what is billed as
a decisive gesture of solidarity for the world's poor, UNDP has invited
staff of all UN agencies to fast on 18 October and to donate $5 each to
development projects. Additional information on UNDP's poverty eradication
activities may be found on UNDP's home page on the World Wide Web (http://www.undp.org).
"Unless we address the problems of poverty now, none of the great
goals the international community has set -- peace, stability, human rights
for all, preservation of the environment -- are achievable in a world where
half of the people find themselves shut out of opportunity and the benefits
of a global society," said UNDP Administrator James Gustave Speth.
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"A twisted, vile monster" - ex-soldier jailed for assaulting schoolgirls
by Jane HuntA former soldier who sexually assaulted two schoolgirls has been jailed for ten years.
Shane Townson was described by one of his victims, who has suffered flashbacks and nightmares since the assaults, as a "twisted, vile monster".

Townson, 58, formerly of Colchester, but now of Vicarage Gate, Saint Erth, Cornwall, admitted four offences of indecently assaulting a girl under 16 dating back to the 1990s after he left the Army.
He also appeared before a court martial sitting at Ipswich Crown Court for six offences of indecent assault dating back to 1983 while he was serving in the Army.
Sentencing him Judge Emma Peters, who was sitting as a Circuit Judge and a Judge Advocate, accused him of being "manipulative" and said he had assaulted the victims in the "most appalling way."

The court heard Townson, who was a Lance Corporal in 1 Squadron, Royal Corps of Transport, had sexually assaulted one of the girls while they were playing "hide and seek".
Lynne Shirley, for Townson, said he acknowledged the offences were serious and that he was facing a significant period of imprisonment.
She said he had made admissions to the offences and hadn't put the victims through the added trauma of giving evidence during a trial.
Miss Shirley said her client was a different person to the one who had committed the offences several decades ago.
She said he had made six suicide attempts and had been receiving treatment for depression.
She said Townson had joined the Army in 1978 and left in 1993.
"His conduct was exemplary," said Miss Shirley.
She said Townson served in the Gulf War in 1991 and in Kurdistan and believed he was suffering from post traumatic stress disorder.


Remap the ROG Chakram Joystick!
Since Asus doesn't have any software to map out the keys in MacOS (despite what you define in Windows, being carried
trough in the mouse internal settings), there was no way to make them have a different behaviour. Set out to redefine
the joystick keys (the side
keys are not recognised, and hadn't had the time to dwelve into that yet).
This configuration is device-specific to the ROG Chakram (vendor_id=2821, product_id=6371), and so far only the
joystick keys, in digital mode, have been mapped.
For the config to work properly, you'll need to enable the device keyboard mode, in Karabiner Elements Preferences ->
Devices:
This is my mapping:


Reference Extractor is a free tool to extract Zotero and Mendeley references from Microsoft Word and LibreOffice documents. References must have been inserted with the Zotero or Mendeley word processor plugins and must not have been converted to plain text. The tool runs entirely on your own computer, keeping your documents and citations private and secure.
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Reference Extractor allows you to:
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Scenario 1: You lost your Zotero/Mendeley library but still have your documents. Extraction allows you to recover the items you cited in your documents and import them back into your reference manager. Note that imported items won’t be linked to the items in the document you extracted them from.
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GPollableOutputStream is implemented by GConverterOutputStream, GMemoryOutputStream and GUnixOutputStream.
GPollableOutputStream is implemented by GOutputStreams that can be polled for readiness to write. This can be used when interfacing with a non-GIO API that expects UNIX-file-descriptor-style asynchronous I/O rather than GIO-style.
gboolean
g_pollable_output_stream_can_poll (GPollableOutputStream *stream
);
Checks if stream
is actually pollable. Some classes may implement
GPollableOutputStream but have only certain instances of that
class be pollable. If this method returns FALSE
, then the behavior
of other GPollableOutputStream methods is undefined.
For any given stream, the value returned by this method is constant; a stream cannot switch from pollable to non-pollable or vice versa.
Since 2.28
gboolean
g_pollable_output_stream_is_writable (GPollableOutputStream *stream
);
Checks if stream
can be written.
Note that some stream types may not be able to implement this 100%
reliably, and it is possible that a call to g_output_stream_write()
after this returns TRUE
would still block. To guarantee
non-blocking behavior, you should always use
g_pollable_output_stream_write_nonblocking()
, which will return a
G_IO_ERROR_WOULD_BLOCK
error rather than blocking.
TRUE
if stream
is writable, FALSE
if not. If an error
has occurred on stream
, this will result in
g_pollable_output_stream_is_writable()
returning TRUE
, and the
next attempt to write will return the error.
Since 2.28
GSource * g_pollable_output_stream_create_source (GPollableOutputStream *stream
,GCancellable *cancellable
);
Creates a GSource that triggers when stream
can be written, or
cancellable
is triggered or an error occurs. The callback on the
source is of the GPollableSourceFunc type.
As with g_pollable_output_stream_is_writable()
, it is possible that
the stream may not actually be writable even after the source
triggers, so you should use g_pollable_output_stream_write_nonblocking()
rather than g_output_stream_write()
from the callback.
Since 2.28
gssize g_pollable_output_stream_write_nonblocking (GPollableOutputStream *stream
,const void *buffer
,gsize count
,GCancellable *cancellable
,GError **error
);
Attempts to write up to count
bytes from buffer
to stream
, as
with g_output_stream_write()
. If stream
is not currently writable,
this will immediately return G_IO_ERROR_WOULD_BLOCK
, and you can
use g_pollable_output_stream_create_source()
to create a GSource
that will be triggered when stream
is writable.
Note that since this method never blocks, you cannot actually
use cancellable
to cancel it. However, it will return an error
if cancellable
has already been cancelled when you call, which
may happen if you call this method after a source triggers due
to having been cancelled.
Virtual: write_nonblocking
stream |
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buffer |
a buffer to write data from. |
[array length=count][element-type guint8] |
count |
the number of bytes you want to write |
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cancellable |
a GCancellable, or |
[allow-none] |
error |
typedef struct _GPollableOutputStream GPollableOutputStream;
An interface for a GOutputStream that can be polled for readability.
Since 2.28
struct GPollableOutputStreamInterface { GTypeInterface g_iface; /* Virtual Table */ gboolean (*can_poll) (GPollableOutputStream *stream); gboolean (*is_writable) (GPollableOutputStream *stream); GSource * (*create_source) (GPollableOutputStream *stream, GCancellable *cancellable); gssize (*write_nonblocking) (GPollableOutputStream *stream, const void *buffer, gsize count, GError **error); };
The interface for pollable output streams.
The default implementation of can_poll
always returns TRUE
.
The default implementation of write_nonblocking
calls
g_pollable_output_stream_is_writable()
, and then calls
g_output_stream_write()
if it returns TRUE
. This means you only
need to override it if it is possible that your is_writable
implementation may return TRUE
when the stream is not actually
writable.
GTypeInterface |
The parent interface. |
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Checks if the stream is writable |
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Creates a GSource to poll the stream |
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Does a non-blocking write or returns
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On 10/08/2012 09:01 PM, Paul Smith wrote: > Hi all. I'm trying to create a complete toolchain including GCC, > binutils, plus tools like make, fakeroot, bison, flex, m4, and of course > GDB. > > What I need to do is have the tools compiled to be able to run on much > older GNU/Linux distributions, even though my build system is very > recent. So I have a cross-compiler built that uses a sysroot from an > older distribution and I'm using that to compile GDB. I need to be able > to compile and debug both 32bit and 64bit programs. Originally I wanted > to have a 32bit version of GDB which could debug both, but that doesn't > appear to be possible. That's OK, I'm willing to have GDB be a 64bit > application, or else I'll build GDB twice. For now I'm just trying to > get the 64bit GDB working. > > So, I configure GDB with something like this: > > ./configure --disable-nls --disable-werror --prefix=/tmp/invalid/generic \ > --host=x86_64-olddist-linux-gnu --target=x86_64-generic-linux-gnu \ with --host != --target, you're configuring a cross debugger. IOW, the native debug support isn't included (gdb_native in configure.ac). > (gdb) run > Starting program: foo > Don't know how to run. Try "help target". And this means exactly that -- gdb doesn't know how to "run" with the current target (none or just the executable), and there's no native target support to default to. The suggestion kind of hints at connecting with "target remote" first, for example. > This is a 32bit app but I get identical errors (although different show > arch of course) when I try to debug a 64bit app. I can set breakpoints, > etc. but any attempt to run gives the "don't know how to run" error. > > I'm not sure exactly what that means in this context. It appears to > have the right architecture and that architecture appears to be > supported. So what does GDB need from me? IIUC, you want to use --build to point at x86_64-olddist-linux-gnu, not --host. -- Pedro Alves
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ProgressCircle displays a circle that has a background color and is filled with another color. The fill level represents a progress between 0% and 100%. The circle has a hole in the middle (why didn't I call this progrject sk-progress-doughnut
?) that can be used to display a short text (e.g. the current progress in percent).
The component is implemented as a Web Component using the awesome SkateJS project to normalize different browser behaviour and to include the polyfills required for some browsers.
Just include the compiled version and your're ready to use the web component.
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The most imporant attribute is status
:
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Attributes can be set in the HTML markup or the DOM node or during runtime.
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Color to use for the background of the circle. Must be a valid color name or color value.
HTML: <sk-progress background-color="#a9a9a9"></sk-progress>
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JavaScript: progress.labelSize = '24px';
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JavaScript: progress.size = 200;
status
Progress status from 0 to 100
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JavaScript: progress.status = 33;
change
The change
event is emitted every time the value of status
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Payload: status
the current status of the component.


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Survey: Quarter of German firms in China planning to leave
BEIJING, Nov 12 — Nearly a quarter of German companies operating in China are planning to relocate all or part of their business out of the country, according to a study released today with many blaming rising costs.
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One-third of those companies have planned to leave China entirely.
The rest will transfer part of their business and production overseas, largely to lower-cost countries like India or in Southeast Asia.
Operating costs in China have been rising as the country seeks to rebalance its economy from an export and investment-led model to one driven by consumer spending.
Of the 104 companies that have decided to leave or are considering to, 71 per cent cite the rise in production costs — particularly for labour.
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“Business expectations have dropped to their lowest level in years,” the study warned, with only a quarter of companies surveyed expecting to meet or exceed their goals this year.
And more than a third said Beijing’s efforts to “level the playing field” for foreign companies are “insufficient”.
“Competition has to be fair,” said German Ambassador Clemens von Goetze at the launch of the study today.
“Foreign companies, including German companies, and Chinese companies should play on a level field.”
The ambassador also said German companies had been “not so well informed” about China’s huge Belt and Road Initiative — a $1 trillion (RM4.1 trillion) global investment drive — and said they had not been able to benefit from the economic potential of the project.
This initiative “is mainly Chinese-financed and implemented by Chinese companies”, said the German ambassador. — AFP


While the distribution patterns of cold-water corals, such as Paragorgia arborea, have received increasing attention in recent studies, little is known about their in situ activity patterns. In our paper Modeling Polyp Activity of Paragorgia arborea Using Supervised Learning, we examine polyp activity in P. arborea using machine learning techniques to analyze high-resolution time series data and photographs obtained from an autonomous lander cluster deployed in the Stjernsund, Norway. This view presents an interactive illustration of the models derived in this paper.
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GBSI.6.6
Redirecting domain to firebase
WBS Activities
Activity ID
Activity Name
Status
Start
Finish
Primary Rsrc
Perf. % Comp
A1320
Redirect the globetakers domain to the web app
Not Started
22-Sep-20*
24-Sep-20

0%
A1330
Closeout and commissioning
Not Started
25-Sep-20*
30-Sep-20

0%