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Abstract
Tilorone is a 50-year-old synthetic small-molecule compound with antiviral activity that is proposed to induce interferon after oral administration. This drug is used as a broad-spectrum antiviral in several countries of the Russian Federation. We have recently described activity in vitro and in vivo against the Ebola Virus. After a broad screening of additional viruses, we now describe in vitro activity against Chikungunya virus (CHIK) and Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV).
In recent years we have witnessed major Ebola virus outbreaks in Africa, the Zika outbreak in Brazil and now the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) in China. These viruses are rarely confined to their original locations and thus create challenges in containment. Newer viruses also lack available approved treatments and indicate the need for broader spectrum antivirals. We now highlight one such molecule, tilorone dihydrochloride (tilorone, Amixin ® or Lavomax ®) which is currently registered for human use in Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan as an antiviral (influenza, acute respiratory viral infection, viral hepatitis, viral encephalitis, myelitis, and others) and immunomodulating medication. It is also included in the list of essential medicines of the Russian Federation. In vivo efficacy studies dating back to 1970 support possible uses against a broad array of viruses including influenza A, influenza B, herpes simplex virus 1, West Nile virus, Mengo virus, Semliki Forest virus, vesicular stomatitis virus and encephalomyocarditis virus ( 1– 3). More recently we recently demonstrated 90-100% survival in mice infected with Ebola then treated with tilorone ( 4). These results led us to more broadly profile the antiviral spectrum of activity and focus on Chikungunya virus (CHIK) and Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV).
Tilorone screening in antiviral assays
Tilorone dihydrochloride was purchased from Sigma-Aldrich (St. Louis, MO). Tilorone was tested (using the NIAID DMID services) against representatives of the herpesviridae, bunyaviridae, togaviridae, arenaviridae, flavivirdae, picornaviridae, poxviridae, hepatic viruses, respiratory viruses and other viruses. Four-concentration CPE inhibition assays were performed. Confluent or nearconfluent cell culture monolayers in 96-well disposable microplates were prepared. Cells were maintained in MEM or DMEM supplemented with FBS as required for each cell line. For antiviral assays the same medium was used but with FBS reduced to 2% or less and supplemented with 50 μg/ml gentamicin. The test compound is prepared at four log 10 final concentrations 0.1, 1.0, 10, and 100 μg/ml or μM. Five microwells are used per dilution: three for infected cultures and two for uninfected toxicity cultures. Controls for the experiment consist of six microwells that are infected (virus controls) and six that are untreated (cell controls). The virus control and cell control wells are on every microplate. In parallel, a known active drug is tested as a positive control drug using the same method as is applied for test compounds. The positive control is tested with each test run. The assay was initiated by first removing growth media from the 96-well plates of cells. Then the test compound was applied in 0.1 ml volume to wells at 2X concentration. Virus, normally at <;100 50% cell culture infectious doses (CCID 50) in 0.1 ml volume, was placed in those wells designated for virus infection. Medium devoid of virus was placed in toxicity control wells and cell control wells. Virus control wells were treated similarly with virus. Plates are incubated at 37°C with 5% CO 2 until maximum CPE is observed microscopically in virus control wells. The plates are then stained with 0.011% neutral red for approximately two hours at 37°C in a 5% CO 2 incubator. The neutral red medium was removed by complete aspiration, and the cells rinsed 1X with phosphate buffered solution (PBS) to remove residual dye. PBS was completely removed and the incorporated neutral red eluted with 50% Sorensen’s citrate buffer/50% ethanol for at least 30 minutes. The dye content in each well was quantified using a 96-well spectrophotometer at 540 nm wavelength. The 50% effective (EC 50, virus-inhibitory) concentrations and 50% cytotoxic (CC 50, cell-inhibitory) concentrations were then calculated by linear regression analysis. The quotient of CC 50 divided by EC 50 gives the selectivity index (SI 50) value. Ideally compounds showing SI 50 values >;10 are considered active.
Tilorone has in vitro activity against CHIK and MERS
We identified promising micromolar activities for Tilorone against CHIK and MERS-CoV with reasonable selectivity indexes ( Table 1). The in vitro activity against MERS also agrees with recent findings of others ( 5). These combined observations along with earlier descriptions of many antiviral activities suggest tilorone is a potential broad-spectrum antiviral that may have utility against additional coronaviruses. While this drug is approved in Russia Federation countries, Tilorone has never been evaluated and tested for safety and efficacy under studies that meet current ICH and FDA guidelines and regulations. Recent virus outbreaks such as SARS-CoV-2 suggest the urgent need for reassessment of this compound as a broad-spectrum antiviral as we have yet to fully appreciate the utility of this drug discovered 50 years ago.
FUNDING
We kindly acknowledge NIH funding: R21TR001718 from NCATS (PI – Sean Ekins).
CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
SE is CEO of Collaborations Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Dr. Mindy Davis is gratefully acknowledged for assistance with the NIAID virus screening capabilities, Task Order number B22.


| > The Unit Test Framework > Compilation > Standalone library compilation |
If you opted to link your program with the standalone library, you need to build it first. To build a standalone
library the all C++ files (.cpp), that constitute UTF implementation need to be
listed as source files in your makefile[3].
如果你选择将你的程序链接到独立的库，你首先需要生成它。
要生成独立的库，所有组成 UTF 的实现都需要作为源文件列在你自己的 makefile[3] 中。
The Jamfile for use with Boost.Build system is supplied in libs/test/build
directory. The UTF can be built as either static
or dynamic library.
Boost.Build 系统使用的 Jamfile 在 libs/test/build
目录下。
UTF 可以被编译为 静态库或动态库。
No special build options or macro definitions are required to build the static library. Using the Boost.Build
system you can build the static library with the following command from
libs/test/build
directory:
生成静态库不需要额外的编译选项或宏定义。使用 Boost.Build 系统你可以从 libs/test/build
目录运行如下的命令生成静态库：
bjam
[-sTOOLS=<your-tool-name>] {-sBUILD=boost_unit_test_framework}
Also on Windows you can use the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET project file provided.
Windows 平台上你也可以使用提供的 Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 工程文件。
To build the dynamic library[4] you
need to add BOOST_TEST_DYN_LINK to the list of macro definitions in the
makefile. Using the Boost.Build system you can build the dynamic library with the following command from
libs/test/build
directory:
要生成动态库[4]你需要在 makefile 的宏定义中加入 BOOST_TEST_DYN_LINK。
使用 Boost.Build 系统你可以从 libs/test/build
目录运行如下的命令生成动态库：
bjam
[-sTOOLS=<your-tool-name>] {-sBUILD=boost_unit_test_framework}
Also on Windows you can use the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET project file provided.
在 Windows 平台上同样可以使用提供的 Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 工程文件。
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For test module to successfully link with the dynamic library the flag
BOOST_TEST_DYN_LINK needs to be defined both during dynamic library build
and during test module compilation.
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[3] There are varieties of make systems that can be used. To name
a few: GNU make (and other make clones) and build systems integrated into IDEs
(for example Microsoft Visual Studio). The Boost preferred solution is Boost.Build system that is based on top of
bjam tool. Make systems require some kind of configuration file that lists all files that constitute the library
and all build options. For example the makefile that is used by make, or the Microsoft Visual Studio project file,
Jamfile is used by Boost.Build. For the sake of simplicity let's call this file the makefile.
有多种生成系统可以使用。例如：GNU make (包括其它变种) 以及集成在 IDE 中的 (例如 Microsoft Visual Studio)。
Boost 推荐的解决方案是基于 bjam 工具的 Boost.Build 系统。
生成系统都需要某种类型的配置文件列出所有文件和生成选项。
例如 makefile 由 make 使用，Microsoft Visual Studio 工程文件，Jamfile 由 Boost.Build 使用。
为了简化起见，我们把这类文件都叫做 makefile。
[4] What is meant by the term dynamic library is a dynamically
loaded library, alternatively called a shared library.
动态库指动态加载库，或者叫做共享库。


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| apiversion | -a | Use to override the default, which is the latest version supported by your CLI plug-in, with the version in your package.xml file. | No |
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protected java.util.List<ContactConstraint> |
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protected java.util.List<ContactListener> |
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void |
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void |
shiftCoordinates(Vector2 shift)
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void |
updateContacts()
Updates the contact manager with the new contacts, performs warm starting, and notifies
of any contact events.
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start the new contacts added via the add(ContactConstraint)
method. Warm
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s allow the global solution to converge quicker
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by Bowale OdutolaArsenal have sacked manager Unai Emery after just 18 months in charge of the Premier League club.
Freddie Ljungberg has been appointed interim head coach.
“Our most sincere thanks go to Unai and his colleagues who were unrelenting in their efforts to get the club back to competing at the level we all expect and demand,” Josh Kroenke said in a statement published on the Arsenal website.
“We wish Unai and his team nothing but future success.”
Arsenal have made a disappointing start to the current campaign and are 8th in the Premier League.
On Thursday night they lost 2-1 at home to Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League, with the club enduring their longest winless run since February 1992.
At full-time the Spaniard was jeered by the sparse Emirates crowd, with some supporters holding ‘Emery Out’ posters.
“Now our moment is not good,” Emery said after the defeat. “I can understand the criticism about the team and about me. We are not in a good moment.”
Emery joined Arsenal in May 2018 having left Paris Saint-Germain after guiding them to the Ligue 1 title.
He replaced Arsene Wenger, who departed after 22-years in charge of the north London club.
Arsenal reached the Europa League final in his first season in charge – losing 4-1 to London rivals Chelsea – but missed out on a place in the top four.
The club spent over £100 million in the transfer market this summer but have made a poor start to the current campaign, winning just four of their opening 13 Premier League matches.
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pbmlife(1) pbmlife(1) NAME pbmlife - apply Conway's rules of Life to a portable bitmap SYNOPSIS pbmlife [pbmfile] DESCRIPTION Reads a portable bitmap as input. Applies the rules of Life to it for one generation, and produces a portable bitmap as output. A white pixel in the image is interpreted as a live beastie, and a black pixel as an empty space. SEE ALSO pbm(5) AUTHOR Copyright (C) 1988, 1991 by Jef Poskanzer. 21 February 1991 pbmlife(1)


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Had a good one yesterday or should that be a bad one? Went up to the dark peaks to repeat one of my favorite walks from last summer - the Edale Skyline. Basically doing the round of Winhill, Mam Tor, Rushup Edge onto Kinder edge and down to Edale Cross. That was the plan at least until I got there.
First Full Circuit of Church Stretton Hills
Did my first full circuit of the Church Stretton hills yesterday. Started at car park to the north of The Lawley and walked over it. Strongest winds I have seen here has me walking leaning 20 degrees into to to stop me blowing over. Down the other side over fields to the base of Caer Caradoc. Climbed Little Cardoc and then the main hill. Stopped near top in wind shade and had some lovely chicken sandwiches… yum yum.. Post early lunch I went up Willston Hill then along bridleway to right of Hope Bowder Hill. Through Hope Bowder and then over Ragleth Hill brought me to the A49.
Crossing over into Little Stretton, I followed my favorite path up the Mynd - Ashes Hollow. It was good fun as the steam was in full spate, and the normal 2 inch crossings turned into 1 foot crossings and all small scrambles were over wet rock. At the top, I joined the Shropshire Way then along the open access boundary past Jonathan’s Rock to Plush Hill. Followingi the path past Inwood House then Oakfield, I finally joined paths over farmers fields to the car park.
Overall 18.25 miles with about 1150 metres of ascent. Unfortunately my legs have never ached so much so next week I really need to calm down a bit. Mind, it will be my first Peak District yomp of the year.
The Birth of Project Peaks
I was talking to my step brother Rob on Boxing Day who informed me that he was doing the 4 peaks challenge where you walk up the highest peaks of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales (in alphabetical order) within 48 hours. He quizzed my experience on climbing the peaks and I was embarrassed to say I had done none of them and I am still a Munro Virgin. A few days later whilst thinking about this, I decided to rectify it and put some stakes down for this year. I would do the 3 peaks (missing Ireland - sorry) spring / early summer, definitely.
Raining in the Chase
A quick walk over the Chase today with Phil Sant. Signs of good weather weren’t evident as we arrived at Glacial Stone car park - what with the rain, but at least is wasn’t cold. We did two ~3 mile circuits firstly over Sherbrook Valley to Rifle Range Rd then down Abraham’s Valley, Stepping Stones and through Brocton Coppice back to car. Second circuit included Katyns Memorial and the German War Cemetery before returning up Sherbrook Valley.
Good chat though maybe too much about work :( .
No photos today as it was pissing it down most of the time. Oh and I didn’t have the camera.
Wet and Windy Over Caer Caradoc
Went for another Shropshire walk yesterday. I was initially going to just walkt over Caer Caradoc but as I reached the top I decided I would carry on over the Lawler. After all, I was feeling fine and energetic, the weather was OK - contrary to the forecast and I had loads of time. So off I went down over Little Caradoc.
The weather held up fine as I started to climb the Lawler but deteriorated very quickly. I was worried as it started hailing and I wondered the possibility of the often accompanying thunder. Not a bad worry considering this. However, the adrenaline, and atrocious weather made me feel like a true mountaineer; alone conquering unknown mountains far a field. This illusion was only shattered by occasional walkers on their way down.
The wind was very strong blowing my poles and myself all over the place and it didn’t get any better until I started to descend the other side.
It has been a while since I have done the Lawler and with the northern section out of sight in my map case, I underestimated the time it would take to get off the hill on the other side. Initially I worried about not being back home by 15:00 but worry increased lower down as I realised I only had till 14:00 on the car park ticket. It was now 13:00 and I had about 3 miles to cover. 3 miles on slippery, wet mud on a track I didn’t know and as I found out later, went up hill!
Right, I was now on a mission. Not going to let car park Nazis charge me for under payment. I even ran a bit, though Scarpa 3/4 season boots are a little heavier and less flexible than my running shoes. Finally got to Church Stretton at 14:30. I was relieved to get to the car and see no penalty notice under the windscreen wiper. 1 - 0 to me ;)
Overall, despite the weather, I had a really good day that persisted until I hit the M6 motorway. Damn Ikea sales coupled with heavy rain caused congestion and a 40mph speed limit :( Took 1 hour 40 minutes to the return 50 mile journey - a record for me I think.
No photos, as exposing (no pun intended) the camera to the heavy rail would no doubt knacker it.
Orange Broadband Is Great
Well, I got Orange Broadband on the 27th after a surprising cutoff from PlusNet. I didn’t think I would be changed over till the 2nd and neither did Orange. But I got the Live Box and a working connection after several phone-calls to Orange Technical Support. I was a little disappointed in their support having had conflicting statements about Apple Mac support and the accompanying cds and manuals were all geared on XP / Wireless connections. After setting up the Live Box though, I have been happy with the connection. 3.5Mb isn’t that fast, but it seems to have quickened browsing a bit, and I am awaiting on an OSX update to test it properly. God, how sad!
Also, I don’t think the Live Box is unattractive, maybe odd, but it is OK. Just await the free calls part to be activated.
First Proper Walk
Right, yesterday was my Birthday and as a present to myself, I decided to go for my first proper walk since all my knee and ankle trouble. So I went back up to the Hope Valley and repeated a walk around Ladybower Reservoir from earlier in the year.
Starting from the A57 Snake Rd by the Ladybower Inn, I walked up past Ashopton, Winstone Lee Tor, the Wheelstones, White Tor, Salt Cellar and up to Lost Lad. I then dropped back down to Ladybower and walked along the eastern bank to the car. All in all, a good 7 or 8 miler. Not massive, nor great amount of ascent but I felt nothing from my knee other than when I was walking around Hathersage buying some clothes. My ankle was ok too and my physio has now provided (freely - as in beer!!) more adhesive foam to protect my outer ankle bone, good job as I couldn’t find them for love nor money - I am now officially loving the Scarpa SL2s.
No photos today, as I tried some funky panorama stuff but forgot the spirit level for the camera and they all came out rubbish.
Got the Slow Shutter Stylee Running
Went out on Boxing Day to test my knee again (it worked fine ;)) and try some slow shutter / blurred water stylee. I therefore went over the Light Spout Hollow on the Long Mynd and took a few shots that I’ve subsequently deleted from flickr… Only a short walk (about 4 miles) but did come down Cardingmill Valley deliberately quickly to put stress on knee and it survived admirably - think it might finally be on the mend!
I’m Back on the Hills.
Went to physio last night, which was by far the least painful visit. This inspired confidence to go to the Peak District or Shropshire for my first proper walk since, er, the last one. It must have been at least a month.
Requirements of the walk:
Maximum chance of seeing a cloud inversion. Fair amount of ascent with little horizontal mileage as I am unsure how my knee will be and how ankles are ( this is the first walk I have done in a while in boots). Exposure to fog to improve my micro-navigation.
Woke up this morning, and checked out the weather. The fog (with its cloud inversion possibilities) and closeness of big hills to Edale was the winning choice. So off I went.
Got to Edale car park at 09:45 and started walking just after 10. Crossing Grindsbrook, I met with an ‘older’ walker and we chatted all the way to the top of the brook. Felt embarrassed as I could just about keep up, he was a true mountain goat hoping rocks all the way up, whereas I was in full both handed scramble mode.
We were both disappointed when we reached the top of the brook as the cloud top appeared 100 metres or more above our heads. We agreed that an inversion was probably not going to happen and went our own ways. I started walked eastwards along the edge and after about 20 minutes, I notices blue skies appearing. This surely means the clouds are lowering. Quickly through the rucksack off and got the camera out. Not much. Just seeing the top of cloud a bit above my head but it quickly rose again.
10 minutes later however, the inversion happened. For about 10 minutes I could see for miles including the top of Grindslow Knoll popping its head over the cloud. This is my first inversion and I was amazed. The cloud rose and lowered many times over the walk so I saw many inversions. I have also learnt that you should try to position yourself between the sun and the inversion to see a broken spectre, but that wasn’t possible today.
With all this excitement, I forgot about my knee. Which must be a good sign, because it normally reminds me by… hurting. Nothing so far. Finally after about 1.5 mile of edge walking, I descended back to edale. During the descent, I felt only discomfort, no pain though I did have the knee support on and used the Lekis greatly. Looks like my next walk on Boxing Day might happen.
Finally, I had to once again cross Grindsbrook and the water running over rocks inspired me to try some creative photography, but lack of skills failed miserably. Must learn how to use Shutter Priority mode as all my attempts were way over exposed. Must try harder!
Got My Chrimbo Presents
Went to Brum today with dad to buy Marilyn’s birthday present, dad and Marilyn’s Christmas present and steer my dads chrimbo present choice in the right direction.
Got mine quickly ;) by going into Snow and Rock. Got a Sigg water bottle, a funky fleecy hat and best of all, some funky new Mountain Equipment Pinnacle Gloves.  Just got to wait until Christmas now, hope it doesn’t snow beforehand!!


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Loose Women's Carol McGiffin is taken ill and replaced by Rochelle Humes
Loose Women panellist Carol McGiffin started being sick just before going on air
by Simon Duke, Emma GrimshawOnly three people sat on Loose Women's panel for the first time in the show's 20-year history - sparking surprise and concern.
That was until, Rochelle Humes raced it over from hosting the fashion segment on ITV's This Morning to fill the empty seat.
It was revealed that regular panellist Carol McGiffin had been taken ill with "a sickness bug" right before the popular daytime programme went live on air, reports Chronicle Live.
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Another praised Rochelle's professionalism, writing "Tad awkward for @RochelleHumes on @loosewomen maybe?? Her friend and bandmates ex husband as a guest. Incredibly professional from her, not sure I could do it."
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8.5. while StatementPython's while is the first looping statement we will look at in this chapter. In fact, it is a conditional looping statement. In comparison with an if statement where a true expression will result in a single execution of the if clause suite, the suite in a while clause will be executed continuously in a loop until that condition is no longer satisfied. 8.5.1. General SyntaxHere is the syntax for a while loop: while expression:
suite_to_repeat The suite_to_repeat clause of the while loop will be executed continuously in a loop until expression evaluates to Boolean False. This type of looping mechanism is often used in a counting situation, such as the example in the next subsection. 8.5.2. Counting Loopscount = 0 while (count < 9): print 'the index is:', count count += 1 The suite here, consisting of the print and increment statements, is executed repeatedly until count is no longer less than 9. With each iteration, the current value of the index count is displayed and then bumped up by 1. If we take this snippet of code to the Python interpreter, entering the source and seeing the resulting execution would look something like: >>> count = 0 >>> while (count < 9): ... print 'the index is:', count ... count += 1 ... the index is: 0 the index is: 1 the index is: 2 the index is: 3 the index is: 4 the index is: 5 the index is: 6 the index is: 7 the index is: 8 8.5.3. Infinite LoopsOne must use caution when using while loops because of the possibility that the condition never resolves to a false value. In such cases, we would have a loop that never ends on our hands. These "infinite" loops are not necessarily bad thingsmany communications "servers" that are part of client/server systems work exactly in that fashion. It all depends on whether or not the loop was meant to run forever, and if not, whether the loop has the possibility of terminating; in other words, will the expression ever be able to evaluate to false? while True:
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A channel to discuss trading. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
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jl777c14-Aug-19 05:29 PM
seems all the big cap alts are being dumped all at the same time
Andersen14-Aug-19 05:30 PM
Yes all they is Bitmex traded @jl777c
Derivatives market manipulation
Markus14-Aug-19 05:31 PM
@jl777c Is this market cycle any different to u then the previous once u experienced in crypto?
jl777c14-Aug-19 05:31 PM
yes
last time there wasnt much derivatives
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TA in markets with single players that can change price so much... they can clearly paint whatever TA pattern they want
actionslacks14-Aug-19 05:33 PM
ripple? nooooo
Markus14-Aug-19 05:34 PM
@jl777c do u see this change in the future? will it become harder for individual rich ppl or groups to rule the market?
jl777c14-Aug-19 05:38 PM
as marketcap grows, yes, unless the current superwhales keep pace with overall marketcap growth, but if a lot of fiat money comes in, then it would make it harder. the key is to dilute the percentage holdings of the existing superwhales
actionslacks14-Aug-19 05:45 PM
wow what a slaughter
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FlyingDutchman14-Aug-19 05:53 PM
idk if i can hodl any harder
it hurts so bad
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Markus14-Aug-19 05:54 PM
weak hands?
actionslacks14-Aug-19 05:58 PM
you can never get off this ride
JimD14-Aug-19 05:58 PM
Its not important that Im losing money
whats important is that I have money to lose(edited)
actionslacks14-Aug-19 05:59 PM
i think the entire world market is taking a shit today
JimD14-Aug-19 05:59 PM
The bonds are all going inverse which is a pretty strong recession indicator
actionslacks14-Aug-19 06:00 PM
nirp inbound, printing presses overheating
JimD14-Aug-19 06:01 PM
ya, well see. That can only work for so long
It will probably happen so Trump can get a fair shake at 2020 but things are gonna be fucked if we continue down this road for much longer
I wonder if BTC will be a strong hedge though
might be a good bet
See if the digital gold theory holds true
actionslacks14-Aug-19 06:04 PM
king shitcoin will crumble under the load if a real mass exodus from fiat starts now. things are starting to get interesting.
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Andersen14-Aug-19 06:05 PM
Pre Altseason maintenance @Deleted User
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actionslacks14-Aug-19 06:07 PM
when total crypto mktcap hits 250bil I'm jumping in.
mrtzmp314-Aug-19 06:21 PM
@Andersen they making sure only their bots and big buyers will be there catching that wick(edited)
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The report must include all activities — wallets, blockchain and exchange information — for the relevant years.
how on earth?!? of those 1000+ shitcoins, who could ever produce such information?
but it may actually only refer to BTC(edited)
Alright14-Aug-19 06:52 PM
don't forget to report any coins you received from tipbots
Oszy14-Aug-19 07:01 PM
make sure you note the current market price when received
Andersen14-Aug-19 07:24 PM
Rick and Morty faucet reported too ?
Oszy14-Aug-19 07:24 PM
of course
since it was sold for kmd it has value
Bitfinger14-Aug-19 07:31 PM
Everything on track, massive dump as expected. BTC chart if anyone is interested: http://imgur.com/a/wIUPV7c
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I also think kmdbtc is done with the pullback and should resume up soon
Why the BTC selloff?
@DoveyWan is exposing a 200k BTC Ponzi that began a sell off - they moved 20k BTC yesterday! https://t.co/9CmlGhNlxn
actionslacks14-Aug-19 07:52 PM
@Bitfinger called btc going under 9k last Sunday.
what does he know
Bitfinger14-Aug-19 07:55 PM
Just chart reading. The gigantaur bear div on the daily was a dead giveaway
I hope everyone is slowly realizing that btc dominance is a red herring... a lagging indicator at most
bpkdasbaum14-Aug-19 07:56 PM
@jl777c Is that your meme wall on binance ^^?
Right at 0.0000777
actionslacks14-Aug-19 08:00 PM
Our AI is temporarily offline for refactoring
Bitfinger14-Aug-19 08:01 PM
Also, that diagonal trend line in my chart that started the downtrend was drawn a year ago... charts never lie. We just make a bull flag under it and push through eventually imo.
CoinKing8814-Aug-19 08:02 PM
When foodstamps?
Bitfinger14-Aug-19 08:05 PM
Most likely see a nice bounce on btc for now but we will likely go lower to scare all the longs... MM doesn't like taking passengers up or down
Markus14-Aug-19 08:05 PM
well if its true about the chinese ponzi offloading their stash
it can then get real nasty
Bitfinger14-Aug-19 08:06 PM
News follows price
But please don't trade based on my advice, do your own TA
mrtzmp314-Aug-19 08:31 PM
@Markus@Bitfinger what bitfinger said
News follows price
Expect more of those story's
Just like libra was suddenly the cause for the recent run up
mrtzmp314-Aug-19 08:39 PM
So probably binance maintainance related to this
Bitfinger14-Aug-19 08:53 PM
Yup, you notice how the first binance news about KMD 'staking' did nothing for the price, it continued to tumble. Then they tweet the other day and suddenly price pumps. What most don't realise is the second news came after the bottom was clear in the chart and the 4hr bounced with bullish divergence and that's what drove the pump, not the news.
mrtzmp314-Aug-19 09:10 PM
Yes everything is already in the charts , news can be ignored mostly or so is the theory right
@Bitfinger
Well I suppose more so in highly liquid assets
Bitfinger14-Aug-19 09:12 PM
Yeah that's correct @mrtzmp3. There can be some surprises sometimes but mostly it's late
mrtzmp314-Aug-19 09:12 PM
Yes but in crypto
Bitfinger14-Aug-19 09:13 PM
Things can get outtake whack at times but eventually they get back on track
mrtzmp314-Aug-19 09:13 PM
Just remember that pump after 5 billion tether minted , that they typed by ((accident ))(edited)
@Bitfinger over time yeah doesn't matter right
Bitfinger14-Aug-19 09:14 PM
I remember the bitcoin eft debacle messed up the charts for weeks before you could see straight
Yeah over time things come right,, bear market is just bear market it doesn't reflect on the tech at all, it's just human psychology playing out
I've been in btc since $30 so I've seen the market do crazy things for a long time... that's just markets
If anyone is interested in understanding markets better just YouTube some vids on 'Auction Theory' it'll open up a new world of understanding the ups and downs
CoinKing8814-Aug-19 09:23 PM
As for the endgame for the whales, they will pump it at least 1 time well above 20k. They have that power and they will want to unload a bunch for as much as they can
Despite wide-spread efforts and expensive advertising, Dash isn't taking off in Caracas.
maybe DASH has spent the most marketing to venezuela, but it seems hardly anybody actually uses it. but repeat something enough times and why do the facts matter
Bitfinger14-Aug-19 09:54 PM
Venezuela doesn't even have coffee to sell
jl777c14-Aug-19 09:55 PM
it always seemed a bit strange that people would actually use crypto at all in such a country, likely just a small percentage of people are getting all these marketing promotions
Bitfinger14-Aug-19 09:56 PM
Exactly, it's just rubbish, not worth listening to
@jl777c I know quite a few guys from Zimbabwe and they have no idea about bitcoin or crypto, but in the last bullrun we were made to believe they were driving the price
jl777c14-Aug-19 10:00 PM
usually the 100th largest economy wont have anywhere close to 1% of effect on the global stage
not even sure if zimbabwe is in the top 100...
Bitfinger14-Aug-19 10:02 PM
Just another country going through hyperinflation used by market makers to sell the top to retail
Pretty sure it was DGB/Coindesk/Shillbert putting out Zim articles


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When you're a Git user working on a project using Subversion (SVN) using the Git SVN client is a great option, I've been using it for the last twelve months and it works really well. However sometimes it's not quite good enough when things like Ant scripts are written for SVN.
My colleagues use TortoiseSVN. which among other things provides support for standard commit message templates. This uses a SVN property called "tsvn:logtemplate
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Class SimCRDTManager<T extends AbstractDataType>
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- com.cyberfront.crdt.CRDTManager
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- com.cyberfront.crdt.GenericCRDTManager<T>
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- com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation.SimCRDTManager<T>
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- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of object this SimCRDTManager is managing
- All Implemented Interfaces:
IManager<T>
,java.lang.Comparable<SimCRDTManager<T>>
public class SimCRDTManager<T extends AbstractDataType> extends GenericCRDTManager<T> implements java.lang.Comparable<SimCRDTManager<T>>, IManager<T>
The Class SimCRDTManager is used to manage a Plain Old Java Object (POJO). Internally changes are represented as a series of JSON operations but to the external interface, the object type being managed is given by the generic parameter T
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description private static org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger
logger
The Constant logger.private java.util.UUID
managerId
This is a reference to the node which owns this CRDT instance and is responsible for getting messages delivered to this instance.private java.util.UUID
objectId
The id of the object this CRDT manager is associated with.private java.util.UUID
ownerId
The UUID associated with the node which owns this CRDT instance and which is responsible for approving / rejecting operations.private java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>>
received
List of operations and the associated metadata this SimCRDTManager receivedprivate java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>>
sent
List of operations and the associated metadata this SimCRDTManager sent-
Fields inherited from class com.cyberfront.crdt.GenericCRDTManager
OBJECT_CLASS
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Fields inherited from class com.cyberfront.crdt.CRDTManager
CRDT
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description SimCRDTManager(java.util.UUID objectId, java.util.UUID ownerNodeId, java.util.UUID managerNodeId, java.lang.Class<T> objectClass)
Instantiates a new CRDT manager.
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description private java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>>
buildMessages(SimOperationManager<T> mgr)
Builds the known messages for a single operationprivate java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>>
buildMessages(java.util.Collection<SimOperationManager<T>> mgrs)
Builds the known messages derived from the operations presented in the collectionprivate java.lang.String
buildReport()
This routine constructs a string to display the current state of the CRDT, all of its messages received and all of the operations it holds.void
checkMessageConsistency()
Check the message consistency for all of the sent and received messages in this CRDT instancevoid
checkMessageCount()
Perform the count validation checks against the types of messages delivered with the operations being managed in the CRDT.void
checkOperationValidity()
Check the validity of the operations in this CRDT instance.int
compareTo(SimCRDTManager<T> o)
private java.util.Collection<SimOperationManager<T>>
deliverPending(SimOperationManager<T> op, java.lang.Double pReject)
Deliver a pending operation manager to a locally managed CRDT instanceprivate java.util.Collection<SimOperationManager<T>>
deliverPendingCreate(SimOperationManager<T> mgr, java.lang.Double pReject)
Deliver a operation manager with a PENDING CREATE operationprivate java.util.Collection<SimOperationManager<T>>
deliverPendingDelete(SimOperationManager<T> mgr, java.lang.Double pReject)
Deliver a operation manager with a PENDING DELETE operationprivate java.util.Collection<SimOperationManager<T>>
deliverPendingRead(SimOperationManager<T> mgr, java.lang.Double pReject)
Deliver a operation manager with a PENDING READ operationprivate java.util.Collection<SimOperationManager<T>>
deliverPendingUpdate(SimOperationManager<T> mgr, java.lang.Double pReject)
Deliver a operation manager with a PENDING UPDATE operationboolean
equals(java.lang.Object obj)
static java.util.Collection<Operation>
filterOperationsByType(java.util.Collection<Operation> opList, Operation.OperationType opType, boolean criteria)
Filter a collection of operations given the operation type.java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>>
generateCreate(OperationManager.StatusType status, long timestamp)
Generate a CREATE operation and wrap it with a collection of messages such that each operation is delivered to each of the recipient nodesjava.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>>
generateDelete(OperationManager.StatusType status, long timestamp)
Generate a DELETE operation and wrap it with a collection of messages such that each operation is delivered to each of the recipient nodesjava.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>>
generateRead(OperationManager.StatusType status, long timestamp)
Generate a READ operation and wrap it with a collection of messages such that each operation is delivered to each of the recipient nodesjava.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>>
generateUpdate(OperationManager.StatusType status, long timestamp, java.lang.Double pChange)
Generate a UPDATE operation and wrap it with a collection of messages such that each operation is delivered to each of the recipient nodesjava.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>>
generateUpdate(OperationManager.StatusType status, long timestamp, T update)
Generate a UPDATE operation and wrap it with a collection of messages such that each operation is delivered to each of the recipient nodeslong
getApprovedCountDelivered()
Retrieve the number of APPROVED messages delivered to this CRDTlong
getCountDelivered()
Retrieve the total number of messages delivered to this CRDTlong
getCreateCountAdded()
Gets the number of CREATE operations added to the CRDT add setlong
getCreateCountDelivered()
Retrieves the number of create operations delivered to the CRDT.long
getCreateCountRemoved()
Gets the number of CREATE operations added to the CRDT remove setlong
getDeleteCountAdded()
Gets the number of DELETE operations added to the CRDT add setlong
getDeleteCountDelivered()
Retrieve the number of read operations which were delivered to this CRDT`long
getDeleteCountRemoved()
Gets the number of DELETE operations added to the CRDT remove setint
getInvalidOperationCount()
Retrieve the number of invalid operations which are included in the current trialprotected SimOperationManager<T>
getManager(OperationManager.StatusType status, Operation op)
Generate an operation manager for this CRDT manager to deliver to other nodes.java.util.UUID
getManagerNodeId()
Gets the identifier of the node which is responsible for managing the CRDT contents.java.util.UUID
getObjectId()
Return the identifier for the object the CRDT is managingjava.util.UUID
getOwnerNodeID()
Gets the identifier of the owner node which is responsible for approving / rejecting operations presented to it which originate from other nodeslong
getPendingCountDelivered()
Retrieve the number of PENDING messages delivered to this CRDTlong
getReadCountAdded()
Gets the number of READ operations added to the CRDT add setlong
getReadCountDelivered()
Retrieves the number of read operations delivered to the CRDT.long
getReadCountRemoved()
Gets the number of READ operations added to the CRDT remove setjava.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>>
getReceived()
Retrieve the list of messages this SimCRDTManager receivedlong
getRejectedCountDelivered()
Retrieve the number of REJECTED messages delivered to this CRDTprotected java.lang.String
getSegment()
java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>>
getSent()
Retrieve the list of messages this SimCRDTManager sentlong
getUpdateCountAdded()
Gets the number of UPDATE operations added to the CRDT add setlong
getUpdateCountDelivered()
Retrieve the number of update operations which were delivered to this CRDTlong
getUpdateCountRemoved()
Gets the number of UPDATE operations added to the CRDT remove setint
hashCode()
boolean
isLocallyManaged()
Checks if is the CRDT manager is locally managed; that is the owner and manager nodes are the sameprotected void
push(OperationManager mgr)
Deliver an operation embedded in the OperationManager and based upon the StatusType of that OperationManagerjava.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>>
push(Message<T> msg, java.lang.Double pReject)
Push the message given into the CRDT so its operation can be extracted and presented to actual CRDTprivate void
validateCreateOperationCount()
Validate the number of CREATE messages and operationprivate void
validateDeleteOperationCount()
Validate the number of DELETE messages and operationprivate void
validateDeliveryCount()
Validate the count of the messages and operations delivered to the CRDTprivate void
validateOperationCount()
Validate the number of messages and operation for each type of operationprivate void
validateOperationCount(Operation.OperationType type)
Validate the message and operations deliver counts for the operation type givenprivate void
validateReadOperationCount()
Validate the number of READ messages and operationprivate void
validateRejectionCount()
Validate the number of rejection messsages received with the number of operations added to the the remove list in the CRDT.private void
validateUpdateOperationCount()
Validate the number of UPDATE messages and operation-
Methods inherited from class com.cyberfront.crdt.GenericCRDTManager
generateUpdate, getObject, getObject, getObjectClass
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Methods inherited from class com.cyberfront.crdt.CRDTManager
clear, generateCreate, generateDelete, generateRead, generateUpdate, getCrdt, getMapper, isCreated, isDeleted, isRead, isUpdated, toString
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Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
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Methods inherited from interface com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation.IManager
getObjectClass
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Field Detail
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logger
private static final org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger logger
The Constant logger.
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received
private java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>> received
List of operations and the associated metadata this SimCRDTManager received
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sent
private java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>> sent
List of operations and the associated metadata this SimCRDTManager sent
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objectId
private final java.util.UUID objectId
The id of the object this CRDT manager is associated with.
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ownerId
private final java.util.UUID ownerId
The UUID associated with the node which owns this CRDT instance and which is responsible for approving / rejecting operations.
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managerId
private final java.util.UUID managerId
This is a reference to the node which owns this CRDT instance and is responsible for getting messages delivered to this instance.
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Constructor Detail
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SimCRDTManager
public SimCRDTManager(java.util.UUID objectId, java.util.UUID ownerNodeId, java.util.UUID managerNodeId, java.lang.Class<T> objectClass)
Instantiates a new CRDT manager.- Parameters:
objectId
- ID of the object being shadowed with the CRDTownerNodeId
- Reference to the node which owns this CRDT manager instancemanagerNodeId
- Reference to the node which manages this CRDT manager instanceobjectClass
- A Class reference used to transform between JSON and POJO representations of the object being managed
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Method Detail
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getObjectId
public java.util.UUID getObjectId()
Return the identifier for the object the CRDT is managing- Specified by:
getObjectId
in interfaceIManager<T extends AbstractDataType>
- Returns:
- The object identifier for the object the CRDT is managing
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getOwnerNodeID
public java.util.UUID getOwnerNodeID()
Gets the identifier of the owner node which is responsible for approving / rejecting operations presented to it which originate from other nodes- Specified by:
getOwnerNodeID
in interfaceIManager<T extends AbstractDataType>
- Returns:
- The identifier of the owner node
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getReceived
public java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>> getReceived()
Retrieve the list of messages this SimCRDTManager received- Returns:
- List of message instances this SimCRDTManager received
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getSent
public java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>> getSent()
Retrieve the list of messages this SimCRDTManager sent- Returns:
- List of message instances this SimCRDTManager sent
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getManager
protected SimOperationManager<T> getManager(OperationManager.StatusType status, Operation op)
Generate an operation manager for this CRDT manager to deliver to other nodes.- Parameters:
status
- Status of the operationop
- Operation to manage in the resulting operation manager- Returns:
- The manager resulting from the production of the new object
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getManagerNodeId
public java.util.UUID getManagerNodeId()
Gets the identifier of the node which is responsible for managing the CRDT contents.- Returns:
- The manager node identifier
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isLocallyManaged
public boolean isLocallyManaged()
Checks if is the CRDT manager is locally managed; that is the owner and manager nodes are the same- Returns:
- true, if is locally managed
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push
protected void push(OperationManager mgr)
Description copied from class:CRDTManager
Deliver an operation embedded in the OperationManager and based upon the StatusType of that OperationManager- Overrides:
push
in classCRDTManager
- Parameters:
mgr
- OperationsManager instance wrapping the operation to persist in this CRDT
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deliverPendingCreate
private java.util.Collection<SimOperationManager<T>> deliverPendingCreate(SimOperationManager<T> mgr, java.lang.Double pReject)
Deliver a operation manager with a PENDING CREATE operation- Parameters:
mgr
- Operation Manager to deliver to this CRDT managerpReject
- Probability of rejecting an update- Returns:
- The collection of operation managers resulting from processing the one provided. This primarily be a list of no more than two operation, one a REJECT notice and the other an APPROVED notice
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deliverPendingRead
private java.util.Collection<SimOperationManager<T>> deliverPendingRead(SimOperationManager<T> mgr, java.lang.Double pReject)
Deliver a operation manager with a PENDING READ operation- Parameters:
mgr
- Operation Manager to deliver to this CRDT managerpReject
- Probability of rejecting an update- Returns:
- The collection of operation managers resulting from processing the one provided. This primarily be a list of no more than two operation, one a REJECT notice and the other an APPROVED notice
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deliverPendingUpdate
private java.util.Collection<SimOperationManager<T>> deliverPendingUpdate(SimOperationManager<T> mgr, java.lang.Double pReject)
Deliver a operation manager with a PENDING UPDATE operation- Parameters:
mgr
- Operation Manager to deliver to this CRDT managerpReject
- Probability of rejecting the UPDATE operation- Returns:
- The collection of operation managers resulting from processing the one provided. This primarily be a list of no more than two operation, one a REJECT notice and the other an APPROVED notice
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deliverPendingDelete
private java.util.Collection<SimOperationManager<T>> deliverPendingDelete(SimOperationManager<T> mgr, java.lang.Double pReject)
Deliver a operation manager with a PENDING DELETE operation- Parameters:
mgr
- Operation Manager to deliver to this CRDT managerpReject
- Probability of rejecting the delete operation at the manager node- Returns:
- The collection of operation managers resulting from processing the one provided. This primarily be a list of no more than two operation, one a REJECT notice and the other an APPROVED notice
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deliverPending
private java.util.Collection<SimOperationManager<T>> deliverPending(SimOperationManager<T> op, java.lang.Double pReject)
Deliver a pending operation manager to a locally managed CRDT instance- Parameters:
op
- Operation Manager to deliver to this CRDT managerpReject
- Probability of rejecting the operation at the manager node- Returns:
- The collection of operation managers resulting from processing the one provided. This primarily be a list of no more than two operation, one a REJECT notice and the other an APPROVED notice
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buildMessages
private java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>> buildMessages(java.util.Collection<SimOperationManager<T>> mgrs)
Builds the known messages derived from the operations presented in the collection- Parameters:
mgrs
- The collection of operations to ensure are applied to the each of the Nodes in the distributed model- Returns:
- The collection of messages to deliver the operations to each of the other nodes in the distributed architecture
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buildMessages
private java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>> buildMessages(SimOperationManager<T> mgr)
Builds the known messages for a single operation- Parameters:
mgr
- The operation for which to generate a collection of messages for all of the nodes- Returns:
- The collection of messages resulting from the distribution of the single operation given
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push
public java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>> push(Message<T> msg, java.lang.Double pReject)
Push the message given into the CRDT so its operation can be extracted and presented to actual CRDT- Parameters:
msg
- Messsage to process at this nodepReject
- Probability of rejecting the delivered operation if this CRDT manager is locally managed- Returns:
- The collection of messages to deliver to the each of the other nodes and which are derived from processing the message delivered in this call to the method
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generateCreate
public java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>> generateCreate(OperationManager.StatusType status, long timestamp)
Generate a CREATE operation and wrap it with a collection of messages such that each operation is delivered to each of the recipient nodes- Parameters:
status
- Status of the operation which should be PENDING for operations not generated on locally managed CRDTs, or APPROVED for those that aretimestamp
- Timestamp for marking the operation- Returns:
- The list of messages generated as a result of producing a new CREATE operation which needs to be moved to each of the other nodes.
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generateRead
public java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>> generateRead(OperationManager.StatusType status, long timestamp)
Generate a READ operation and wrap it with a collection of messages such that each operation is delivered to each of the recipient nodes- Parameters:
status
- Status of the operation which should be PENDING for operations not generated on locally managed CRDTs, or APPROVED for those that aretimestamp
- Timestamp for marking the operation- Returns:
- The list of messages generated as a result of producing a new READ operation which needs to be moved to each of the other nodes.
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generateUpdate
public java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>> generateUpdate(OperationManager.StatusType status, long timestamp, java.lang.Double pChange)
Generate a UPDATE operation and wrap it with a collection of messages such that each operation is delivered to each of the recipient nodes- Parameters:
status
- Status of the operation which should be PENDING for operations not generated on locally managed CRDTs, or APPROVED for those that aretimestamp
- Timestamp for marking the operationpChange
- The probability of changing a particular field in the managed object- Returns:
- The list of messages generated as a result of producing a new UPDATE operation which needs to be moved to each of the other nodes.
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generateUpdate
public java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>> generateUpdate(OperationManager.StatusType status, long timestamp, T update)
Generate a UPDATE operation and wrap it with a collection of messages such that each operation is delivered to each of the recipient nodes- Parameters:
status
- Status of the operation which should be PENDING for operations not generated on locally managed CRDTs, or APPROVED for those that aretimestamp
- Timestamp for marking the operationupdate
- The object which is used to generate the difference for the update operation payload- Returns:
- The list of messages generated as a result of producing a new UPDATE operation which needs to be moved to each of the other nodes.
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generateDelete
public java.util.Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>> generateDelete(OperationManager.StatusType status, long timestamp)
Generate a DELETE operation and wrap it with a collection of messages such that each operation is delivered to each of the recipient nodes- Parameters:
status
- Status of the operation which should be PENDING for operations not generated on locally managed CRDTs, or APPROVED for those that aretimestamp
- Timestamp for marking the operation- Returns:
- The list of messages generated as a result of producing a new DELETE operation which needs to be moved to each of the other nodes.
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getInvalidOperationCount
public int getInvalidOperationCount()
Retrieve the number of invalid operations which are included in the current trial- Returns:
- The number of invalid operations in the current trial
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compareTo
public int compareTo(SimCRDTManager<T> o)
- Specified by:
compareTo
in interfacejava.lang.Comparable<T extends AbstractDataType>
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equals
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object obj)
- Overrides:
equals
in classGenericCRDTManager<T extends AbstractDataType>
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hashCode
public int hashCode()
- Overrides:
hashCode
in classGenericCRDTManager<T extends AbstractDataType>
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getSegment
protected java.lang.String getSegment()
- Overrides:
getSegment
in classGenericCRDTManager<T extends AbstractDataType>
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checkOperationValidity
public void checkOperationValidity()
Check the validity of the operations in this CRDT instance. If any of the operations are invalid an IllegalStateException is thrown.
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checkMessageConsistency
public void checkMessageConsistency()
Check the message consistency for all of the sent and received messages in this CRDT instance
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buildReport
private java.lang.String buildReport()
This routine constructs a string to display the current state of the CRDT, all of its messages received and all of the operations it holds. It primarily contains summary data, though it does include a JSON base representation of the CRDT as well.- Returns:
- String containing a JSON formated report of summary and detailed information related to this CRDT instance
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getCreateCountDelivered
public long getCreateCountDelivered()
Retrieves the number of create operations delivered to the CRDT.- Returns:
- The number of create operations delivered to the CRDT
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getReadCountDelivered
public long getReadCountDelivered()
Retrieves the number of read operations delivered to the CRDT.- Returns:
- the number of read operations delivered to the CRDT
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getUpdateCountDelivered
public long getUpdateCountDelivered()
Retrieve the number of update operations which were delivered to this CRDT- Returns:
- the number of update operations delivered to this CRDT
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getDeleteCountDelivered
public long getDeleteCountDelivered()
Retrieve the number of read operations which were delivered to this CRDT`- Returns:
- the number of read operations delivered to this CRDT
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getApprovedCountDelivered
public long getApprovedCountDelivered()
Retrieve the number of APPROVED messages delivered to this CRDT- Returns:
- the number of APPROVED messages delivered to this CRDT
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getPendingCountDelivered
public long getPendingCountDelivered()
Retrieve the number of PENDING messages delivered to this CRDT- Returns:
- the number of PENDING messages delivered to this CRDT
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getRejectedCountDelivered
public long getRejectedCountDelivered()
Retrieve the number of REJECTED messages delivered to this CRDT- Returns:
- the number of REJECTED messages delivered to this CRDT
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getCountDelivered
public long getCountDelivered()
Retrieve the total number of messages delivered to this CRDT- Returns:
- the total number of messages delivered to this CRDT
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getCreateCountAdded
public long getCreateCountAdded()
Gets the number of CREATE operations added to the CRDT add set- Returns:
- the number of CREATE operations added to the CRDT add set
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getReadCountAdded
public long getReadCountAdded()
Gets the number of READ operations added to the CRDT add set- Returns:
- the number of READ operations added to the CRDT add set
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getUpdateCountAdded
public long getUpdateCountAdded()
Gets the number of UPDATE operations added to the CRDT add set- Returns:
- the number of UPDATE operations added to the CRDT add set
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getDeleteCountAdded
public long getDeleteCountAdded()
Gets the number of DELETE operations added to the CRDT add set- Returns:
- the number of DELETE operations added to the CRDT add set
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getCreateCountRemoved
public long getCreateCountRemoved()
Gets the number of CREATE operations added to the CRDT remove set- Returns:
- the number of CREATE operations added to the CRDT remove set
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getReadCountRemoved
public long getReadCountRemoved()
Gets the number of READ operations added to the CRDT remove set- Returns:
- the number of READ operations added to the CRDT remove set
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getUpdateCountRemoved
public long getUpdateCountRemoved()
Gets the number of UPDATE operations added to the CRDT remove set- Returns:
- the number of UPDATE operations added to the CRDT remove set
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getDeleteCountRemoved
public long getDeleteCountRemoved()
Gets the number of DELETE operations added to the CRDT remove set- Returns:
- the number of DELETE operations added to the CRDT remove set
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validateDeliveryCount
private void validateDeliveryCount()
Validate the count of the messages and operations delivered to the CRDT
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validateOperationCount
private void validateOperationCount(Operation.OperationType type)
Validate the message and operations deliver counts for the operation type given- Parameters:
type
- The type of operation to validate
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validateCreateOperationCount
private void validateCreateOperationCount()
Validate the number of CREATE messages and operation
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validateReadOperationCount
private void validateReadOperationCount()
Validate the number of READ messages and operation
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validateUpdateOperationCount
private void validateUpdateOperationCount()
Validate the number of UPDATE messages and operation
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validateDeleteOperationCount
private void validateDeleteOperationCount()
Validate the number of DELETE messages and operation
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validateOperationCount
private void validateOperationCount()
Validate the number of messages and operation for each type of operation
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validateRejectionCount
private void validateRejectionCount()
Validate the number of rejection messsages received with the number of operations added to the the remove list in the CRDT.
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checkMessageCount
public void checkMessageCount()
Perform the count validation checks against the types of messages delivered with the operations being managed in the CRDT.
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filterOperationsByType
public static java.util.Collection<Operation> filterOperationsByType(java.util.Collection<Operation> opList, Operation.OperationType opType, boolean criteria)
Filter a collection of operations given the operation type. Based on the value of the criteria argument, this can be used to perform a positive filter (all operations perform have the given operation type) or a negative filter (all of the operations returned have an operation type other than the given operation type)- Parameters:
opList
- Operation list to filteropType
- Operation type for the filtercriteria
- Returns all elements of the given operation type when True; returns all elements with operation type different from the opType when this is false- Returns:
- The list of operations from the input collection which meets the criteria given to the method
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