public interface DebugTensorWatchOrBuilder
extends org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.MessageOrBuilder
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
String |
getDebugOps(int index)
Name(s) of the debugging op(s).
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org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString |
getDebugOpsBytes(int index)
Name(s) of the debugging op(s).
|
int |
getDebugOpsCount()
Name(s) of the debugging op(s).
|
List<String> |
getDebugOpsList()
Name(s) of the debugging op(s).
|
String |
getDebugUrls(int index)
URL(s) for debug targets(s).
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org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString |
getDebugUrlsBytes(int index)
URL(s) for debug targets(s).
|
int |
getDebugUrlsCount()
URL(s) for debug targets(s).
|
List<String> |
getDebugUrlsList()
URL(s) for debug targets(s).
|
String |
getNodeName()
Name of the node to watch.
|
org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString |
getNodeNameBytes()
Name of the node to watch.
|
int |
getOutputSlot()
Output slot to watch.
|
boolean |
getTolerateDebugOpCreationFailures()
Do not error out if debug op creation fails (e.g., due to dtype
incompatibility).
|
findInitializationErrors, getAllFields, getDefaultInstanceForType, getDescriptorForType, getField, getInitializationErrorString, getOneofFieldDescriptor, getRepeatedField, getRepeatedFieldCount, getUnknownFields, hasField, hasOneof
String getNodeName()
Name of the node to watch.
string node_name = 1;
org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString getNodeNameBytes()
Name of the node to watch.
string node_name = 1;
int getOutputSlot()
Output slot to watch. The semantics of output_slot == -1 is that the node is only watched for completion, but not for any output tensors. See NodeCompletionCallback in debug_gateway.h. TODO(cais): Implement this semantics.
int32 output_slot = 2;
List<String> getDebugOpsList()
Name(s) of the debugging op(s). One or more than one probes on a tensor. e.g., {"DebugIdentity", "DebugNanCount"}
repeated string debug_ops = 3;
int getDebugOpsCount()
Name(s) of the debugging op(s). One or more than one probes on a tensor. e.g., {"DebugIdentity", "DebugNanCount"}
repeated string debug_ops = 3;
String getDebugOps(int index)
Name(s) of the debugging op(s). One or more than one probes on a tensor. e.g., {"DebugIdentity", "DebugNanCount"}
repeated string debug_ops = 3;
org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString getDebugOpsBytes(int index)
Name(s) of the debugging op(s). One or more than one probes on a tensor. e.g., {"DebugIdentity", "DebugNanCount"}
repeated string debug_ops = 3;
List<String> getDebugUrlsList()
URL(s) for debug targets(s). Supported URL formats are: - file:///foo/tfdbg_dump: Writes out Event content to file /foo/tfdbg_dump. Assumes all directories can be created if they don't already exist. - grpc://localhost:11011: Sends an RPC request to an EventListener service running at localhost:11011 with the event. - memcbk:///event_key: Routes tensors to clients using the callback registered with the DebugCallbackRegistry for event_key. Each debug op listed in debug_ops will publish its output tensor (debug signal) to all URLs in debug_urls. N.B. Session::Run() supports concurrent invocations of the same inputs (feed keys), outputs and target nodes. If such concurrent invocations are to be debugged, the callers of Session::Run() must use distinct debug_urls to make sure that the streamed or dumped events do not overlap among the invocations. TODO(cais): More visible documentation of this in g3docs.
repeated string debug_urls = 4;
int getDebugUrlsCount()
URL(s) for debug targets(s). Supported URL formats are: - file:///foo/tfdbg_dump: Writes out Event content to file /foo/tfdbg_dump. Assumes all directories can be created if they don't already exist. - grpc://localhost:11011: Sends an RPC request to an EventListener service running at localhost:11011 with the event. - memcbk:///event_key: Routes tensors to clients using the callback registered with the DebugCallbackRegistry for event_key. Each debug op listed in debug_ops will publish its output tensor (debug signal) to all URLs in debug_urls. N.B. Session::Run() supports concurrent invocations of the same inputs (feed keys), outputs and target nodes. If such concurrent invocations are to be debugged, the callers of Session::Run() must use distinct debug_urls to make sure that the streamed or dumped events do not overlap among the invocations. TODO(cais): More visible documentation of this in g3docs.
repeated string debug_urls = 4;
String getDebugUrls(int index)
URL(s) for debug targets(s). Supported URL formats are: - file:///foo/tfdbg_dump: Writes out Event content to file /foo/tfdbg_dump. Assumes all directories can be created if they don't already exist. - grpc://localhost:11011: Sends an RPC request to an EventListener service running at localhost:11011 with the event. - memcbk:///event_key: Routes tensors to clients using the callback registered with the DebugCallbackRegistry for event_key. Each debug op listed in debug_ops will publish its output tensor (debug signal) to all URLs in debug_urls. N.B. Session::Run() supports concurrent invocations of the same inputs (feed keys), outputs and target nodes. If such concurrent invocations are to be debugged, the callers of Session::Run() must use distinct debug_urls to make sure that the streamed or dumped events do not overlap among the invocations. TODO(cais): More visible documentation of this in g3docs.
repeated string debug_urls = 4;
org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString getDebugUrlsBytes(int index)
URL(s) for debug targets(s). Supported URL formats are: - file:///foo/tfdbg_dump: Writes out Event content to file /foo/tfdbg_dump. Assumes all directories can be created if they don't already exist. - grpc://localhost:11011: Sends an RPC request to an EventListener service running at localhost:11011 with the event. - memcbk:///event_key: Routes tensors to clients using the callback registered with the DebugCallbackRegistry for event_key. Each debug op listed in debug_ops will publish its output tensor (debug signal) to all URLs in debug_urls. N.B. Session::Run() supports concurrent invocations of the same inputs (feed keys), outputs and target nodes. If such concurrent invocations are to be debugged, the callers of Session::Run() must use distinct debug_urls to make sure that the streamed or dumped events do not overlap among the invocations. TODO(cais): More visible documentation of this in g3docs.
repeated string debug_urls = 4;
boolean getTolerateDebugOpCreationFailures()
Do not error out if debug op creation fails (e.g., due to dtype incompatibility). Instead, just log the failure.
bool tolerate_debug_op_creation_failures = 5;
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Qiong Cai (last updated on October 14, 2017)
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here are my own and do not necessarily represent those of current or past employers.
I am working in Apple as a SoC architect now. In the past, I worked in Hewlett Packard Labs (Palo Alto) for almost two years. The key focus at that time was to improve performance and power efficiency for a Gen-Z based rack-scale system called The Machine.
I received Bachelor of Computer Science and Bachelor of Mathematics from University of Wollongong (Australia) in 2000 and Bachelor of Computer Science (the first class honours) from University of New South Wales (Australia) in 2001. I did my PhD research on compiler optimization and received a PhD in Computer Science from University of New South Wales in 2006.
I joined Intel Labs Barcelona as a senior research scientist in 2005 and particpated projects related to compiler optimization, power-efficient CPU microarchitecture and programmable accelerators. I became a people manager and technical lead of 6 researchers in 2010. The team was working on emerging memory technologies such as 3D XPoint, eDRAM and STTRAM for Intel's Skylake client and server systems and beyond. I was the architecture performance owner of Intel's 3D XPoint server chip.
Personal Projects
- Statistical Graphics in MetaPost (work-in-progress)
Work Experience
I am working in Apple as a SoC architect now.
I worked on The Machine (TM) architecture in Hewlett Packard Labs for almost two years after I joined the labs in January 2015. The Machine is a rack scale system with 320TB globally addressable memory pool. I was working on three topics: (1) the design and implemenation of memory-side accelerator for a rack-sacle system; (2) the performance characterization of HPC, Big Data and Spark-based workloads for TM; and (3) the architecture techniques to improve latency and bandwith for the memory fabric subsystem in TM.
I led a team of 6 researchers in Intel Labs Barcelona between 2010-2014 None of my work during this period is published externally. The work was either published internally or filed/issued as patents. Please see the patent section below.. We were working on the client and server platforms based on emerging memory technologies. My technical work included (1) path finding with product groups to define Crystal Ridge server system; (2) performance owner of 3D XPoint-based memory controller and path finding for 2nd generation of 3D XPoint; (3) path finding with Intel's component research group to define STTRAM-based computer system; and (4) the design and implementation of a set of large cache management techniques for high bandwidth memory technologies such as eDRAM and wideIO2.
I worked as a researcher in Intel Labs Barcelona between 2005-2009. I participated two research projects. The first one was to design a power and thermal-aware microprocessor.  The whole project won a Spanish technology award in 2008. The second project was to design a programmable accelerator. I was the chief architect of the accelerator, and the accelerator was one of candidates for a video processor being incorporated into Intel's Merrifield SoC.
Education
I did my PhD in University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, between 2002-2006. The thesis title is profile-guided redundancy elimination. The key contribution is the design and implemenation of a computionally optimal profile-guided partial redundancy elimination (PRE). This is the first computionally optimal profile-guided PRE algorithm.
I obtained my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (1st class Honours) from University of New South Wales in 2001. The title of Honours thesis is speculative partial redundancy elimination in dynamic compilation. I got my Bachelor of Mathematics and Bachelor of Computer Science (the double degree) from University of Wollongong in 2000.
Publications
- Rafael Kioji Vivas Maeda, Qiong Cai, Jiang Xu, Zhe Wang and Zhongyuan Tian, Fast and Accurate Exploration of Multi-Level Caches Using Hierarchical Reuse Distance, 23rd IEEE Symposium on High Performance Computer Architecture, HPCA 2017.
- A. Eisenman, L. Cherkasova, G. Magalhaes, Q. Cai, and S. Katti, Parallel Graph Processing on Modern Multi-core Servers: New Findings and Remaining Challenges, 24th IEEE International Symposium on Modeling, Analysis, and Simulation of Computer and Telecommunication Systems, MASCOTS 2016 (Best Papers Second Runner-up).
- A. Eisenman, L. Cherkasova, G. Magalhaes, Q. Cai, P. Faraboschi and S. Katti, Parallel Graph Processing: Prejudice and State of the Art, 7th ACM/SPEC International Conference on Performance Engineering (ICPE), 2016. I published 6 internal papers between 2011 and 2013 in Intel Labs. Due to Intel confidential policy, I cannot list them here. Some of them were filed as patents.
- Q.Cai, J. Gonzalez, G. Magklis, P. Chaparro and A. Gonzalez,Thread Shuffling: Combing DVFS and Thread Migration to Reduce Energy Consumption for Multi-Core Systems, International Symposium on Low Power Electronics and Design (ISLPED), 2011.
- R. Rakvic, Q. Cai, J. Gonzalez, G. Magklis, P. Chaparro and A. Gonzalez, Thread Management Techniques to Maximize Efficiency in Multicore and Simultaneous Multi-threaded Microprocessors, ACM Transaction on Architecture and Code Optimization, Vol 7, No. 2, 2010.
- R. Rakvic, J. Gonzalez, Q. Cai, P. Chaparro, G. Magklis and A. Gonzalez, Energy Efficiency via Thread Fusion and Value Reuse, IET Computer and Digital Techniques, Vol 4, Issue 2, 2010.
- P. Chaparro, J. Gonzalez, Q. Cai and G. Chrysler, Dynamic Thermal Management using Thin-Film Thermoelectric Cooling, International Symposium on Low Power Electronics and Design (ISLPED), 2009.
- Q. Cai, J. Gonzalez, R. Rakvic, G. Magklis, P. Chaparro and A. Gonzalez, Meeting Points: Using Thread Criticality to Adapt Multicore Hardware to Parallel Regions, International Conference on Parallel Architecture (PACT), 2008.
- J. Gonzalez, Q. Cai, P. Chaparro, G. Magklis, R. Rakvic and A. Gonzalez, Thread Fusion, International Symposium on Low Power Electronics and Design (ISLPED), 2008.
- Q. Cai, J. M. Codina, J. Gonzalez and A. Gonzalez, A Software-Hardware Hybrid Steering Mechanism for Clustered Microarchitecture, 22nd IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS), 2008.
- P. Chaparro, J. Gonzalez, G. Magklis, Q. Cai and A. Gonzalez, Understanding the Thermal Implications of Multi-Core Architecture, IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems, Special Section on CMP Architectures, 18(8), 2007.
- J. Xue and Q. Cai, A lifetime Optimal Algorithm for Speculative PRE, ACM Transactions on Architecture and Code Optimization, 3(2), 2006.
- J. Xue, Q. Cai and L. Gao, Partial Dead Code Elimination on Predicated Code Region, Software-Practice and Engineering, 36(15), 2006.
- Q. Cai, L. Gao and J. Xue, Region-based Partial Dead Code Elimination on Predicated Code, International Conference on Compiler Construction, 2004.
- Q. Cai and J. Xue, Optimal and Efficient Speculative-based Partial Redundancy Elimination, 1st Annual IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Code Generation and Optimization, 2003.
Technical Report
- F Chen, M. T. Gonzalez, K. Viswanathan, Q. Cai, H. Laffite, J. Rivera, A. Mitchell and S. Singhai, Billion node graph inference: iterative processing on The Machine, HPE-2016-101, Hewlett Packard Labs Technical Report.
- Z. Deng, C. Xu, Q. Cai and P. Faraboschi, Reduced-Precision Memory Value Approximation for Deep Learning, HPL-2015-100, HP Labs Technical Report.
Poster
- F. Zyulkyarov, Q. Cai, S. Ozdemir and N. Kirman, Better User Experience with Future Memory Technologies, Research@Intel 2012.
- Q. Cai, M. Nicolaides, C-W Li, R. Osborne, S. Srinivasan, A. Kagi and D. Binks, Understanding Caching Behavior of Graphic Workloads, Research@Intel Europe 2011.
Issued and Filed Patents
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During Hewlett Packard Labs
- D. S. Milojicic, M. J. Hoffmann, A. Richardson and Q. Cai, Memory System and Handles to Master Capabilities, filed with patent application number 15/718214, 2017.
- C. Xu and Q. Cai, Memory Side Acceleration for Deep Learning Parameter Updates, filed with application number 15/417760, 2017.
- K. Ma, Q. Cai, C. Xu and P. Faraboschi, Memory side accelerator thread assignments, filed with application 15/476185, 2017.
- C. Warner, Q. Cai, P. Faraboschi and G. B. Lesartre, Near memory computing architecture, filed with application number 90329869, 2017.
- Q. Cai and P. Faraboschi, Programmable Memory-Side Cache Management, file with patent application number 15/199285, 2016.
- Q. Cai, P. Faraboschi, C. Xu, P. Chi, S. R. Chalamalasetti and A. Walton, Reallocate memory pending queue based on stall, filed with patent application number 15/190276.
- Q. Cai, C. Johnson and P. Faraboschi, Dynamic Thread Mapping, filed with patent application number PCT/US2016/029635.
- T. P. Kelly, C. B. Morrey III, D. Chakrabarti, A. Kolli, Q. Cai, A. Walton and J. Izraelevitz, Register Store, filed with patent application number PCT/US2016/022182.
- Q. Cai and P. Faraboschi, Cache Managed-Controlled Memory Array, filed with patent application number PCT/US2015/062119.
- A. Daglis, P. Faraboschi, Q. Cai and G. Gostin, Using a Directory-based Cache Coherence System to Regulate Snooping, filed with patent application number PCT/US2015/017125. During Intel Labs
- D. Rolan, N. Hyuseinova, B. Cuesta and Q. Cai, Method, Apparatus and System to Cache Sets of Tags of an off-die Cache Memory, filed with patent application number<PHONE_NUMBER>6, 2014.
- Q. Cai, D. Rolan, B. Cuesta, F. Zyulkyarov, S. Ozdemir and M. Nicolaides, Memory Imbalance Prediction Based Cache Management, issued with patent application number 13/793,674, 2013.
- F. Zyulkyarov, N. Hyuseinova, Q. Cai, B. Cuesta, S. Ozdemir and M. Nicolaides, Method for Pinning Data in Large Cache in Multi-Level Memory System, filed with patent applicaiton number PCT/US13/32474, 2013.
- F. Zyulkyarov and Q. Cai, Persistent Log Operations for Non-Volatile Memory, issued with patent applicaiton number PCT/US2013/045606, 2013.
- S. Ozdemir and Q. Cai, Endurance aware Error Correction Code (ECC) protection for Non-volatile Memories, issued with patent applicaiton number PCT/US2013/045432, 2013
- B. Cuesta, Q. Cai, N. Hyuseinova, S. Ozdemir, M. Nicolaides and F. Zyulkyarov, Sectored Cache with Hybrid Line Granularity, filed with patent application number 13/729,523, 2012.
- F. Zyulkyarov, Q. Cai, N. Hyuseinova and S. Ozdemir, System and Method for Managing Persistence with a Multi-Level Memory Hierarchy Including Non-Volatile Memory, filed with patent application number PCT/US2012/031316, 2012.
- Q. Cai, N. Hyuseinova, S. Ozdemir, F. Zyulkyarov, M. Nicolaides, and B. Cuesta, Adaptive Cache Replacement Policy for a Write-limited Main Memory, filed with patent applicaiton number US 13/626,464, 2012
- S. Ozdemir, Q. Cai, A. Falcon and N. Hyuseinova, Workload-adaptive address re-mapping methodology for improved PCM performance, issued with applicaiton number US13/995,469, 2011
- N. Hyuseinova and Q. Cai, Sub-block Based Wear Leveling, filed with patent application number PCT/US2011/067218, 2011
- N. Hyuseinova and Q. Cai, Page Miss Handler Including Wear Leveling Logic, issued with patent application number US2011/067221, 2011
- N. Hyuseinova, Q. Cai, S. Ozdemir and A. Falcon, Utility and Lifetime Based Cache Replacement Policy, issued with patent application number US2011/067213, 2011
- Q. Cai, J. Gonzalez, P. Chaparro, G. Magklis and A. Gonzalez, Thread Migration to Improve Power Efficiency in a Parallel Processing Environment, issued with patent number US 7930574 B2, 2011
- Q. Cai, J. Gonazlez, P. Chaparro, G. Magklis and A. Gonzalez, Meeting Point Thread Characterization, issued with patent number US 7665000 B2, 2010
- G. Magklis, J. Gonzalez, P. Chaparro, Q. Cai, and A. Gonzalez, Compressing Address Communications between Processors, issued with patent number US 7698512 B2, 2010.
Awards and Scholarships
- Received an award from Intel Data Center Group for excellent support to new server memory architecture (Crystal Ridge), the key player and contributor to this architecture and performance analysis, 2014.
- Received an award from Intel client group for devising and developing a new simulation methodology and toolchain for IrsPro chips and two-level memory system based on 3D Xpoint memory technology, 2014.
- Received the division recognition award from Intel Labs for wear leveling work for 3D XPoint, 2013.
- Received the division recognition award from Intel Labs for new simulation methodology for two-level memory systems, 2013.
- Received an award from Intel Data Center Group for new memory hierarchy path finding for Intel's Crystal Ridge platform, 2012.
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The team who won the Duran Farell Award in 2008. Received the ''Premio Duran Farell de Investigacion Tecnologica'' to the best research project in Technology in Spain. Project name is Diseno Eficiente de Procesadores Mediante Particionado de Componentes (Efficient Processor Design by Clustering Resources), 2008. - Received The Australian Postgraduate Award (APA) from 2002 to 2005.
- Received National ICT Australia (NICTA) award from 2004 to 2005.


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Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace ***
rated PG 20th Century Fox starring Liam Neeson, Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, Jake Lloyd, Pernilla August, Frank Oz, Ian McDiarmid, Ahmed Best, Ray Park written and directed by George Lucas
So..."Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace" has arrived, and as we all know, it is less a movie than a national phenomenon. Over the past two decades, we have grown to love the characters that George Lucas created in his trilogy; the films entitled "Star Wars", "The Empire Strikes Back", and "Return Of The Jedi". These movies have changed pop culture as no other movies ever have, creating a mass following of people whose love for "Star Wars" can be best described as...religious.
I have to admit that I rented the "Star Wars" trilogy last week, and it was the first time that I had seen a couple of the films in their entirety. In other words, I have never been much of a "Star Wars" fan. But seeing the films, I realized that this cultural phenomenon began because a film had finally taken the time to transport viewers into a new, entirely different world. When watching "Star Wars", time stops, and the viewer learns the lessons of the characters. "Star Wars" is about the conflicts between good and evil, and how good will always prevail eventually.
The films in the "Star Wars" trilogy were episodes 4, 5 and 6, and they told the story of Luke Skywalker's rise to Jedi stardom. The latest entry into the collection, "The Phantom Menace", is episode I, and it takes place a long time before the Dark Side of the Force transformed Anakin Skywalker into the lord of evil, Darth Vader.
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...special effects were much more developed and everything looked a lot cooler.
I'm not going to give away much plot, since everyone in the world will no doubt see this movie. It is the tale of how two Jedi knights, a young boy, a queen, a couple of droids and a sea monkey attempt to save the galaxy.
Is the film any good? Well, it is definitely "Star Wars", as any fan will be able to tell. The special effects are absolutely incredible, but it's too bad the plot isn't. The film feels like merely an introduction to bigger things, hopefully setting us up for a mind-blowing Episode II. It's a lot of fun, but it lacks many of those quiet "Star Wars moments", despite the fact that we get a glimpse at a lot of familiar characters, such as a younger Yoda, a half-built C-3PO, and a newer R2-D2. A lot of characters are left underdeveloped, and Darth Maul, the hyped villain who was supposed to have had such a large role, is merely a secondary player. Also, Obi-Wan Kenobi comes off as uninteresting, quiet and selfish.
Most of the performances, however, are top-notch. Liam Neeson as the swashbuckling Qui-Gon Jinn and Natalie Portman as the Queen Amidala are both playing their roles with typical "Star Wars" vigor. It is Jake Lloyd, though, the young boy who plays Anakin Skywalker(Darth Vader as a child) who grabbed my attention the most. Lloyd, who appeared in "Jingle All The Way" and "Unhook The Stars" has a long career ahead of him.
"The Phantom Menace" is by far the most anticipated film of all time, and despite not being nearly as good as the other "Star Wars" films, it is not in any way disappointing. The cash is rolling in in large numbers, and hopefully George Lucas will use it to craft an amazing Episode II. Despite huge production costs, "The Phantom Menace" is actually an independent film, since Lucas raised all the money on his own and made the film without a major studio(Fox then stepped in to distribute the film). "The Phantom Menace" is nothing great, but it is another solid entry into an ongoing saga that has changed the world as we once knew it.
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Chris Tarrant reveals hopes for Michael Sheen's portrayal of him in TV drama
Chris Tarrant has said he hopes Michael Sheen does not do a Rory Bremner-style impression when he portrays him in the TV series Quiz.
Sheen will play the former Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host in ITV’s forthcoming dramatic adaptation of the show’s famous cheating scandal, and a photograph of him in character has just been released.
Tarrant, 73, said he is “thrilled” that the Hollywood star is portraying him in the series – as long as he does not follow the lead of Bremner, who previously impersonated him on satirical comedy show Bremner, Bird And Fortune.
He told ITV’s This Morning: “I didn’t make (Sheen) do me. I’m thrilled that he’s doing it, he’s a brilliant actor. I just hope he’s not going to do the sort of Rory Bremner (impression) and all that stuff.
 Very good, very good.”
Recalling meeting the actor, Tarrant said: “I met Michael Sheen at the Pride of Britain Awards. Now this guy has been looking at tapes of me for weeks and weeks and suddenly this great big lump taps him on the shoulder and he goes ‘Oh!’. It’s really weird.”
The newly-released photograph shows Sheen in character arriving to give evidence at Southwark Crown Court in the 2003 trial of former Army major Charles Ingram, who won £1 million on the quiz show.
Dubbed the “Coughing Major”, Ingram was found guilty along with his wife, Diana, and their accomplice, Tecwen Whittock, of cheating their way to the top prize on the show in 2001.
Ingram, who will be played by Matthew Macfadyen, was accused of listening out for coughs from college lecturer Whittock, who was sitting in the studio audience, to signal to him which answers were correct.
Whittock will be played by Michael Jibson and Ingram’s wife, Diana, will be played by Fleabag actress Sian Clifford.
The trio maintained their innocence in the high-profile trial, but were convicted and the Ingrams sentenced to 18 months in jail, suspended for two years.
Tarrant said of the programme, based on a play of the same name, that he hopes “they don’t make a big deal of that the Major might be innocent”.
“I have sat through so many hours with the police and the Fraud Squad of tapes of the Major’s show. He is so guilty. Once you lock into it, it’s like ‘Oh, for God’s sake’.”
Tarrant’s son, Toby, commented on the transformation, tweeting: “This photo of Michael Sheen as Dad is brilliant. If there’s a scene where he passes out on the sofa watching TV with a glass of whisky and mumbling to himself then it will be like I’m 12 years old all over again.”
ITV’s Quiz will be a three-part series directed by Stephen Frears, whose other credits include The Queen and A Very English Scandal.
Other names listed for the drama’s cast include Aisling Bea and Helen McCrory.
The script has been written by James Graham, whose play of the same name ran in the West End.
The original picture of Tarrant was shot in 2003 by award-winning PA news agency photographer Stefan Rousseau.
Quiz is due to air on ITV in 2020.


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|---|---|
| Reference Number | E160310001 |
| Contract Date | 2015-08-05 |
| Description of Work | 420 - Engineering Services not Elsewhere Specified |
| Contract Period - From | 2015-07-30 |
| Contract Period - To | 2015-12-01 |
| Delivery Date | |
| Contract Value | $185,109.75 |
| Total Amended Contract Value | $204,396.48 |
| Comments | Pacific Rim National Park Rada Hill Shelter rehabilitation - Work under this Contract comprises, but is not limited to the following items covered further in the contract documents: 1. Remove and cart away existing wood deck, planter walls, stairs from top south, middle NE and lower NW platforms off site. 2. Replace with new wood deck/ramp, seats, planter walls and install a new Viewpoint Shelter to Top S platform. 3. Replace with new cedar stair complete with upper and lower concrete curb to middle NE platform on south side across walk path. 4. Replace with new wood deck/ramps, seats, planter walls and new Monument to lower NW platform. |


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simutime
Syntax
simutime : int
Description
The simutime function returns the number of simulated time units that have passed since program execution began.
Details
Simulated time only passes when all process are either paused or waiting. This simulates the fact that CPU time is effectively infinitely fast when compared to "pause" time.
Example
This prints out the simulated time passing between two processes. This will print out 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, 12, 15, 15, 18, 20, 21,
process p (t : int)
loop
pause t
put simutime
end loop
end p
fork p (3)
fork p (5)
See also
See also predefined unit Concurrency.


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How to clean up your social media for future employers
Hidden nasties on social media accounts can land users in hot water and can lead to scrutiny from fellow users and even potential future employers.
It's important to be sure that your online presence is squeaky clean before you apply for a job.
So, how do you make sure your accounts are fit for others' eyes?
The first step is to make your accounts private. Under Facebook’s privacy settings it is the option to limit the audience for old posts on your timeline.
This means all posts that you’ve shared publicly in the past, or with friends of friends, will become private. Make sure to set future posts to private and turn on the option to review all your posts and things you have been tagged in before they hit your timeline.
Any posts you don’t want anyone, including your friends, to see, you can change to be viewed by “only me”, which means they aren’t deleted but remain invisible to anyone else.
You can change the individual privacy settings on your profile so only friends can see certain pictures — or hide old embarrassing photo albums entirely by changing them to “only me”.
Bear in mind, however, that any comments you’ve written on publicly-visible posts – such as those in public groups or on public pages – could still be available for users to find, even after you’ve taken these steps.
You can see a full list of where you’ve posted by looking through your profile’s activity log.
Before erasing your tweets, you can save a copy of everything you’ve ever tweeted, should you want a record before it’s gone. Under settings is the tab, “Your Twitter data”. Using this you can request a complete download of your Twitter history.
Once downloaded, you can use a free tool like tweetdelete.net to delete up to 3,200 of your most recent tweets.
You can archive a post you’ve shared to hide it from your profile and make it so your followers and other people on Instagram can’t see it.
When you archive a post, it keeps all its likes and comments. To archive a post, go to your profile, tap the post you’d like to archive and tap the three dots in the corner. If you chose to un-archive a post, the post will return to its original spot on your profile.
Even if you’ve deleted content from any of the sites above, it could still be visible on Google.
The easiest way to see what is popping up when employers search for you is to Google yourself. Some of the top hits are likely to be Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Pinterest. Once you’ve identified what’s showing up, you can decide what you need to hide from the public.
If something still appears on the search listings that has been deleted from a website and you want it removed, you can now apply to Google to remove outdated content.
To request a removal of outdated content visit: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/removals
If you want something removed for privacy reasons, or because you believe it may violate the law, visit: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/legal-removal-request
Also known as the “right to erasure”, the right to be forgotten rule gives EU citizens the power to demand data about them be deleted.
In the case of search engines, Europeans have had the right to request links to pages containing sensitive personal information about them be removed since 2014.
However, in September the EU’s top court ruled that Google does not have to apply the right to be forgotten globally. It means the firm only needs to remove links from its search results in Europe – and not elsewhere – in such cases.
When you make your request, Google will balance the privacy rights of the individual concerned with the interest of the general public in having access to the information, as well as the right of others to distribute the information.
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EdgeFactoryImpl()
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BlockVertex |
makeBlockVertex(org.apache.bcel.classfile.LineNumberTable lineNumberTable)
makeBlockVertex() Override this method if you want to provide a special implementation of a block vertex. |
FlowControlEdge |
makeBranchEdge(BlockVertex source,
BlockVertex target,
java.lang.String branch,
boolean value)
makeBranchEdge() Override this if you want to have a specific Branch FlowControlEdge in your graph. |
FlowControlEdge |
makeDummyEdge(BlockVertex source,
BlockVertex target)
makeDummyEdge This is used to add a dummy edge into the graph. |
FinallyVertex |
makeEndVertex()
makeEndVertex This will create a single exit point from the graph. |
FlowControlEdge |
makeExceptionEdge(BlockVertex source,
BlockVertex handler,
java.lang.Class exception)
makeExceptionEdge() Override this method if you want to make a special exception edge. |
FlowControlEdge |
makeExceptionEdge(BlockVertex source,
BlockVertex handler,
org.apache.bcel.generic.ObjectType exception)
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FlowControlEdge |
makeExceptionEdge(BlockVertex source,
java.lang.Class exception)
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makeExceptionEdge(BlockVertex source,
org.apache.bcel.generic.ObjectType exception)
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makeJSREdge(BlockVertex source,
BlockVertex target)
Create an edge for JSR to a subroutine. |
FlowControlEdge |
makeNormalEdge(BlockVertex source,
BlockVertex target)
makeNormalEdge() Override this method if you want to make a special normal edge. |
FlowControlEdge |
makeReturnEdge(BlockVertex ret)
makeReturnEdge This is called when a Return statement happens. |
FlowControlEdge |
makeSelectEdge(BlockVertex source,
BlockVertex target,
java.lang.String expr)
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FlowControlEdge |
makeSelectEdge(BlockVertex source,
BlockVertex target,
java.lang.String expr,
int value)
makeSelectEdge Override this method if you want to make a custom SelectEdge. |
InitVertex |
makeStartVertex()
makeStartVertex This will create a new vertex which acts as the entry point into the method. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
public EdgeFactoryImpl()
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public FlowControlEdge makeBranchEdge(BlockVertex source, BlockVertex target, java.lang.String branch, boolean value)
makeBranchEdge
in interface EdgeFactory
source
- is the BlockVertex which contains the
branch statement.target
- is the target BlockVertex of the branch.branch
- will contain as much of a description of the
branch we can get. (i.e. "a < 0")value
- is the required value the condition needs to
evaluate to to execute this branch edge.public FlowControlEdge makeSelectEdge(BlockVertex source, BlockVertex target, java.lang.String expr, int value)
makeSelectEdge
in interface EdgeFactory
source
- is the BlockVertex which contains
the Select statement.target
- is the BlockVertex which is targeted
by the Select statement.expr
- is the expression which is evaluated
for the switch statement. (i.e. "a + b")value
- is the integer value which is required
in order to execute this branch.
(The second version, without the "value" param is
called for the default value.public FlowControlEdge makeSelectEdge(BlockVertex source, BlockVertex target, java.lang.String expr)
makeSelectEdge
in interface EdgeFactory
public FlowControlEdge makeExceptionEdge(BlockVertex source, BlockVertex handler, java.lang.Class exception)
makeExceptionEdge
in interface EdgeFactory
source
- is the BlockVertex which contains the
exception thrower.handler
- is the BlockVertex which acts as this
exception handler.exceptions
- is the set of exceptions which are
caught by the exception handler.
In the second variation, without the handler, it
represents an unhandled exception.public FlowControlEdge makeExceptionEdge(BlockVertex source, BlockVertex handler, org.apache.bcel.generic.ObjectType exception)
makeExceptionEdge
in interface EdgeFactory
public FlowControlEdge makeExceptionEdge(BlockVertex source, java.lang.Class exception)
makeExceptionEdge
in interface EdgeFactory
public FlowControlEdge makeExceptionEdge(BlockVertex source, org.apache.bcel.generic.ObjectType exception)
makeExceptionEdge
in interface EdgeFactory
public FlowControlEdge makeNormalEdge(BlockVertex source, BlockVertex target)
makeNormalEdge
in interface EdgeFactory
source
- is the first BlockVertex in sequence.target
- is the second BlockVertex in sequence.public FlowControlEdge makeDummyEdge(BlockVertex source, BlockVertex target)
EdgeFactory
makeDummyEdge
in interface EdgeFactory
public FlowControlEdge makeJSREdge(BlockVertex source, BlockVertex target)
makeJSREdge
in interface EdgeFactory
public FlowControlEdge makeReturnEdge(BlockVertex ret)
makeReturnEdge
in interface EdgeFactory
source
- is the BlockVertex which contains
the return.public BlockVertex makeBlockVertex(org.apache.bcel.classfile.LineNumberTable lineNumberTable)
makeBlockVertex
in interface EdgeFactory
lineNumberTable
- is the line number table for
the method. It can use this to determine which
lines the block includes. It may be NULL.
A BlockVertex is responsible for holding all of the
instruction handles in the graph.public InitVertex makeStartVertex()
makeStartVertex
in interface EdgeFactory
public FinallyVertex makeEndVertex()
makeEndVertex
in interface EdgeFactory
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by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Prime Minister Imran Khan Friday said Pakistan’s economy has stabilized and the confidence of investors is growing, Dunya News reported.
While addressing a ceremony in Islamabad, the premier stressed that we now have to take the country forward. I have visited China thrice and its progress is unprecedented, Imran Khan said.
“China’s growth is a result of long-term planning whereas Pakistan suffered due to short-term planning. China pulled 70 crore people out of poverty line which is a miracle.
“Pakistan has been trapped in flawed projects of power generation and is producing the most expensive electricity in South Asia. Pakistan has become the 8th most affected country from global warming.”
PM Imran Khan said the first year of his government was very tough, and thanked his economic team on overcoming the challenges.


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Looping
Loops can become very powerful tools in your kit as long as you understand some general concepts involved with selecting the proper loop for your problem. The following list will contain examples of the basics loops provided in Ruby.
- While - while condition { block }
- Until - until condition { block }
- For - for variable in expression { block }
- Each - each {|index| block}
You'll want to employ a "while loop" if you don't know how many times you will need to do something but you can track a condition that is changing. An "until loop" can be used when you know what the final condition will be. A "for loop" is to be used when you know exactly how many times you'll need to execute a particular block. Finally, an "each loop" is to be used when you know the range and would like to apply a certain block to each element of that range.
It seems the more I learn about programming, the more it leads me back to the fundamental workings of basic loops and methods. All we are doing is creating tasks with methods and having the computer loop through those defined methods over and over again.


ICANN, in full Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, nonprofit private organization incorporated in California on September 18, 1998, and tasked with taking over from the U.S. government various administrative duties associated with running the Internet. ICANN’s functions include overseeing the top-level domains (TLDs; e.g., .com, .net, .org, .edu, .us), registering and maintaining the directory of domain names (e.g., www.google.com) used in the Internet protocol (IP), and resolving trademark disputes over domain names.
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The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is an American multi-stakeholder group and non-profit organization (NPO), who is responsible for coordinating the maintenance and procedures of several databases related to the namespaces and numerical spaces of the Internet, ensuring the network's stable. ICANN performs the actual technical maintenance work of the Central Internet Address pools and DNS root zone registries pursuant to the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) function contract. The contract regarding the IANA stewardship functions between ICANN and the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) of the US Department of Commerce ended on October 1, 2016, formally transitioning the functions to the global multi stakeholder community.
Now let us understand, what ICANN actually does!
To reach another person on the Internet, you type in address into your device a name or a number. That address must be unique so computers know where to find each other. ICANN maintains and administers these unique identifiers across the world. Without icons management of this system the domain name system of DNS as it is known, we wouldn't have a global scalable internet where we can find each other. Within icons multi-stakeholder model, civil society and Internet users, the private sector, national and international organizations, governments, research, academic and technical communities are all represented.
ICANN's Community Driven Policy: To keep pace with dynamic technologies and rapid innovation icon enables consensus driven multi-stakeholder policy development with broad representation from the global Internet community.
Competition and Choice: From accrediting over 1,000 registrar's to introducing new top-level domains, ICANN works to expand consumer choice by fostering competition and innovation in the domain name marketplace.
Which functions does ICANN coordinate?
Security and Stability: ICANN support DNS security through technical training and engagement, coordinating and collaborating with the community in the implementation of standards such as DNSSec.
Interoperability: ICANN's work enables new technologies to flourish while maintaining interoperability across the global Internet. For example, management of the unique Protocol identifiers allows communication using secure connections between users.
Contractual Compliance: ICANN oversees the contracts it maintains and enforces consensus policies developed through the community-driven process. ICANN's contractual compliance function seeks to ensure compliance with the agreements and the consensus policies.
Who is involved?
A number of groups each of which represents a different interest on the internet, all of them come together with the board of directors the supporting organizations on:
The Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Bodies


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Sample showing the header for the EMBL training section.
This is a rough concept that illustrates that:
- That a structured "box" layout is plausable.
- A plausable hirearchy that echoes the print design: EMBL > site (who) > activity (what)
- How structure can be maintained as the user scrolls
- Role of colour and poteintal contrast issues
Training goals
Content here
Content here
Content here
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Inspiring and educating about the complexity and beauty of life
Agenda
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3 columns
4 columns
5 columns
6 columns
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This file is a contact sheet to see the very basics of the EMBL Design Language framework, for full guidance on using it, head to the Springboard
Here is a readout of some basic styles:
A huge 'h1.intro' header.
h1. This is a very large header.
h2. This is a large header.
h3. This is a medium header.
h4. This is a moderate header.
h5. This is a small header.
h6. This is a tiny header.
- List item with a much longer description or more content.
- List item
- Nested list item
- Nested list item
- Nested list item
- List item
- List item
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- Canadian bacon
- Mushrooms
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- The indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future regarded as a whole.
- Space
- A continuous area or expanse that is free, available, or unoccupied.
- The dimensions of height, depth, and width within which all things exist and move.
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NAME
htonl - convert a 32 bit value from host-byte order to network-byte order.
SYNOPSIS
#include <lwip/inet.h>
u32_t htonl(u_32t hostlong);
DESCRIPTION
The htonl function converts a 32-bit value from host-byte order to network-byte
order. Typically this function is used with internet address and ports.
RETURN VALUE
The 32-bit value in network-byte order.
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accept,
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NYCAASC 2018 > Workshops: Track 3
Not Your Model Minority: Unpacking the "Model Minority Myth"
GC 288 , 4:00 - 5:20
In this session, we will learn about the origins and rise of the model minority myth in immigration policies, capitalism, and anti-black racism. We will then reflect on the implication of the perpetuation of the model minority myth on Asian communities (especially in light of the fact that Asian-America is not a monolith) as well as other communities of color. We will leave the session by identifying concrete ways in which we as Asian-Americans can take ownership of this narrative and discuss ways in which we can take leadership in taking action against the harmful consequences of model minority politics.
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Eunice Cho (Director, Programs at Teach For America-New York) Eunice is a passionate social studies educator and advocate for AANHPI students and teachers alike. She previously taught in Norwalk, California and Passaic, New Jersey, where she was a Teach For America corps member. She went on to serve as a ReadNYC Fellow with united Way of New York City, and is currently a Director of Programs at Teach For America. Eunice holds a BA in American History from University of California, Riverside and M.A. in Secondary Social Studies Education from Biola University.
Ragina Arrington
Ragina Arrington (Director, Recruitment Partnerships at Teach For America-New York) Ragina began as a Young Heroes Program Manager with City Year and went on to serve as a Civic Engagement and Young Heroes Program Manager. Following her experiences at City Year, Ragina served as the Outreach Senior Manager at the Clinton Foundation. She currently serves as the Director of Recruitment Partnerships at Teach for America. Ragina holds a degree in Africana Studies from University of Pittsburgh.


The song was originally written as a poem by the author who was from Lixnaw,
County Kerry.
He went to visit his sister who lived near the cliffs around Dooneen Point near
Beale, North Kerry in the south west of Ireland. The poem was put to music years later by a local
musician.
You may travel far far from your own native home
Far away o'er the mountains, far a-way o'er the foam,
But of all the fine places that I've ever been
Sure there's none can compare with the cliffs of Doneen.
Take a view o'er the mountains, fine sights you'll see there
You'll see the high rocky mountains o'er the west coast of Clare
Oh the town af Kilkee and Kilrush can be seen
From the high rocky slopes round the cliffs of Doneen.
It's a nice place to be on a fine summer's day
Watching all the wild flowers that ne'er do decay
Oh the hares and lofty pheasants are plain to be seen
Making homes for their young round the cliffs of Doneen.
Fare thee well to Doneen, fare thee well for a while
And to all the kind people I'm leaving behind
To the streams and the meadows where late I have been
And the high rocky slopes round the cliffs of Doneen
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This category contains size and layout for a user-defined paper size.
name = <string>
This field holds the paper's full name. The string should not be included in quotes.
height = <number>
This field holds the page's height in points.
width = <number>
This field holds the paper's width in points.
layout = <PageLayout value>
This field holds the paper's layout information. This needs to be entered as an integer value calculated by adding up the following values:
PageType
(PAPER = 0, ENVELOPE = 2, LABEL = 4)
PaperOrientation
(PORTRAIT = 0, LANDSCAPE = 8)A sample entry is shown below:
[paper128] name = small landscape 1x2 inch width = 72 height = 144 layout = 8


FreeList()
语法
FreeList(List())
Free the specified list and release all its associated memory. To access this list again later, NewList has to be called for it.
参数
List() The name of the list to free.
返回值
无.
参阅
ClearList()
已支持操作系统
所有


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The StyleSheet
interface is the abstract base interface for
any type of style sheet. It represents a single style sheet associated
with a structured document. In HTML, the StyleSheet interface represents
either an external style sheet, included via the HTML LINK element, or
an inline STYLE element. In XML, this interface represents an external
style sheet, included via a style sheet processing instruction.
See also the Document Object Model (DOM) Level 2 Style Specification.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
boolean |
getDisabled()
false if the style sheet is applied to the document. |
java.lang.String |
getHref()
If the style sheet is a linked style sheet, the value of its attribute is its location. |
MediaList |
getMedia()
The intended destination media for style information. |
Node |
getOwnerNode()
The node that associates this style sheet with the document. |
StyleSheet |
getParentStyleSheet()
For style sheet languages that support the concept of style sheet inclusion, this attribute represents the including style sheet, if one exists. |
java.lang.String |
getTitle()
The advisory title. |
java.lang.String |
getType()
This specifies the style sheet language for this style sheet. |
void |
setDisabled(boolean disabled)
false if the style sheet is applied to the document. |
| Method Detail |
public java.lang.String getType()
ownerNode
. Also see the type attribute definition for
the LINK
element in HTML 4.0, and the type
pseudo-attribute for the XML style sheet processing instruction.public boolean getDisabled()
false
if the style sheet is applied to the document.
true
if it is not. Modifying this attribute may cause a
new resolution of style for the document. A stylesheet only applies
if both an appropriate medium definition is present and the disabled
attribute is false. So, if the media doesn't apply to the current
user agent, the disabled
attribute is ignored.public void setDisabled(boolean disabled)
false
if the style sheet is applied to the document.
true
if it is not. Modifying this attribute may cause a
new resolution of style for the document. A stylesheet only applies
if both an appropriate medium definition is present and the disabled
attribute is false. So, if the media doesn't apply to the current
user agent, the disabled
attribute is ignored.public Node getOwnerNode()
LINK
or STYLE
element. For XML, it may be the linking processing instruction. For
style sheets that are included by other style sheets, the value of
this attribute is null
.public StyleSheet getParentStyleSheet()
null
.public java.lang.String getHref()
null
. See the href attribute definition for the
LINK
element in HTML 4.0, and the href pseudo-attribute
for the XML style sheet processing instruction.public java.lang.String getTitle()
ownerNode
. See the title attribute definition for the
LINK
element in HTML 4.0, and the title pseudo-attribute
for the XML style sheet processing instruction.public MediaList getMedia()
ownerNode
. If no media has been
specified, the MediaList
will be empty. See the media
attribute definition for the LINK
element in HTML 4.0,
and the media pseudo-attribute for the XML style sheet processing
instruction . Modifying the media list may cause a change to the
attribute disabled
.
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OpenAFP
Contents
Index
OpenAFP.Types.View
Portability
non-portable (GHC-only)
Stability
experimental
Maintainer
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Description
Concrete data views on Chunks and Records.
Synopsis
type
ChunksType
= TypeRep
type
RecordType
= TypeRep
type
NumberType
= TypeRep
type
NStrType
= TypeRep
type
StringType
= TypeRep
type
DataType
= TypeRep
type
FieldLabel
= String
newtype
ViewRecord
=
ViewRecord
(
RecordType
, [
ViewField
])
newtype
ViewField
=
ViewField
(
FieldLabel
,
ViewContent
)
data
ViewContent
=
ViewNumber
(
NumberType
, Int)
|
ViewString
(
StringType
, String)
|
ViewNStr
(
NStrType
, [
N1
])
|
ViewChunks
(
ChunksType
, [
ViewRecord
])
|
ViewData
(
DataType
, [
ViewRecord
])
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