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2012 Aug 08
1
Wilcoxon test
..., 0, 8.52, 14.7, 8.31, 6.2, 127.05, 115.2, 100.7, 24, 162.64, 136.8, 95.1, 78.93, 104.7, 21.2, 35.8, 21, 66, 103.4, 74.9, 43.8, 32.1, 14.9, 2.1, 14.4, 36.1, 35, 53.2, 28.9, 0,0,0,8.7,2.7,4.2,0,21.2)
groupBC <- as.factor(rep(c("BC1","BC2","BC3","BC4","BC5"), times=1, each=8))
BC1 <- BourdCoup[groupBC=="BC1"]
BC2 <- BourdCoup[groupBC=="BC2"]
BC3 <- BourdCoup[groupBC=="BC3"]
BC4 <- BourdCoup[groupBC=="BC4"]
BC5 <- BourdCoup[groupBC=="BC5"]
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I therefore realise a wilcox...
2004 Aug 06
0
metadata idea for coders
...e data, but I think they would..
and if they don't, it won't hurt anything, since they don't contain a valid
sync sequence.
I don't use X on any of my freebsd boxes and thus don't have a half-decent
gui to try this on myself.. but I may try and compile it under windows with
BC5 which I do have on my windows box. If it works without too much
hassle, I'll try and come up with a patch if none of the project coders are
willing to do it.
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"I don't think [Linux]...
2019 Sep 16
2
How to debug passes
...rm the following steps for debugging a pass?
1. copy your pass into llvm/lib/Transforms/Hello/Hello.cpp
2. name you pass Hello
3. insert debug messages like:
errs() << "Visiting function " << F.getName();
4. get LLVM bitcode: clang -O3 -emit-llvm hello.c -c -o hello.bc5. disassemble the bitcode:
llvm-dis hello.bc
6. run the pass on your program:
opt -load libdummypass.so -dummypass hello.ll
The above steps did not work because the last step does not display any error message that has been added in the pass.
Could you please help to debug th...
2008 Feb 14
9
100% random writes coming out as 50/50 reads/writes
...uot;12 4 V x\003E9BD ODB7F F".., 8192, 0x00000006FB4FC000) = 8192
/9: pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003DCD9EB9F8CCA".., 8192, 0x0000000D3AFC6000) = 8192
/10: pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003DFC502 :AD ^".., 8192, 0x000000075ABF0000) = 8192
/12: pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003E09D\bC5\0E6".., 8192, 0x0000000CF8A9A000) = 8192
/11: pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003DFFD03ECA006".., 8192, 0xDD1C8000) = 8192
/5: pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003D7 eC19CA5 >".., 8192, 0x49E92000) = 8192
/8: pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003DB +DEB0 *BA".., 8192, 0x000000074FCB...