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...ult formats, and the starting counting number be it 1 1 1900 or something else. I am trying to standardize code that I write for research and to provide to my students on one date schema. The documentation is very good on using a specific package, but I can not tell the which one provides the broadest coverage across R packages or is just the better one to use. I know all of you have more experience with some of these and I am just soliciting your opinions and comments. Thank you Joe

...t subset of the CL tests from the piglit suite [1]. In any case I believe that it would be more important to concentrate on writing a clean code base (that would be likely to be reviewed by others and accepted into mainline in the future) and addressing the main design challenges (ideally with the broadest possible consensus from the community and the least possible quantity of target-specific band-aids working around limitations of the common infrastructure) than to concentrate on feature completeness. Among the issues that have to be addressed is the fact that TGSI is a stack-less architecture (th...

> I that this is handled pretty nicely by the "simple map" that Sampo > suggested. This is basically the same thing as the "channel map" > described on the wiki, but with the (physical,logical) channel pair > swapped. So, using the syntax from the wiki: > channel_type = OGG_CHANNEL_MAP_STEREO > channel_map [OGG_CHANNEL_FRONT_LEFT] = 1 > channel_map

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...the University of Virginia, will be ported to R and made available on the Comprehensive R Archive Network (CRAN) and BioConductor in Summer 2003. Spokespeople for BioConductor see the collaboration as helping ensure the distribution and high-level end-user support of key research tools to the broadest possible population of researchers. These people include: S.Dudoit, Division of Biostatistics, University of California, Berkeley; R.A. Irizarry, Department of Biostatistics, Johns Hopkins University; V.J. Carey, Harvard Medical School; R. Gentleman, Harvard School of Public Health. Shawn Javid, I...

...icial journal of the European Water Association (EWA), has started a free e-mail news service. If you subscribe, you get weekly a mail with press releases, etc. concerning water (management, research, policy, industry, etc.). It is completely free for all people working in the water sector in its broadest sense. Older issues of the news are available at www.riza.nl (click on European Water Management News). You can visit this site to get an idea what you will get and if this is useful for you. You can subscribe via this site, but you can subscribe too by sending me at jan.van.de.kraats@kabelfoon.nl...

...the University of Virginia, will be ported to R and made available on the Comprehensive R Archive Network (CRAN) and BioConductor in Summer 2003. Spokespeople for BioConductor see the collaboration as helping ensure the distribution and high-level end-user support of key research tools to the broadest possible population of researchers. These people include: S.Dudoit, Division of Biostatistics, University of California, Berkeley; R.A. Irizarry, Department of Biostatistics, Johns Hopkins University; V.J. Carey, Harvard Medical School; R. Gentleman, Harvard School of Public Health. Shawn Javid, I...

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...icial journal of the European Water Association (EWA), has started a free e-mail news service. If you subscribe, you get weekly a mail with press releases, etc. concerning water (management, research, policy, industry, etc.). It is completely free for all people working in the water sector in its broadest sense. Older issues of the news are available at www.riza.nl (click on European Water Management News). You can visit this site to get an idea what you will get and if this is useful for you. You can subscribe via this site, but you can subscribe too by sending me at jan.van.de.kraats@kabelfoon.nl...

I manage the audio-video section of the GNU web site http://audio-video.gnu.org/. I have tried the Theora codec and am very impressed by the level of integration with free desktops and the bit rate/quality combinations. I intend to move all video content to the Theora codec partly for technical reasons but mainly to promote free and open formats. I do have longer term worries, projecting

...ly stored. So you would have to define a map type with 1000 separate logical channels before the situation you worry about could come about. If we forget fancy research stuff like high WFS (upto 192 channels, the last I heard; OTOH this means 255 channels might not be enough for everything) the broadest types I've heard of are Tomlinson Holman's 10.2 (12 channels) and third order periphonic ambisonic (16 channels), so I don't think this will present an issue any time soon. Similarly, it is an easily detectable encoding fault if any of the indices stored in the table exceed the num...

Hello, I would like to write a function that makes a grouping variable for some panel data . The grouping variable is made conditional on the begin year and the end year. Here is the code I have written so far. name <- c(rep('Frank',5), rep('Tony',5), rep('Edward',5)); begin <- c(seq(1990,1994), seq(1991,1995), seq(1992,1996)); end <- c(seq(1995,1999),

...try to make a recommendation based on that. > I'm still trying to find answers but it's quite difficult. It is. It's difficult for an individual to decide, and it's difficult for a project or company to continuously push themselves to make sure they are the best option for the broadest number of users. > How do others, who were using and promoting the Red Hat "Enterprise Linux" > ecosystem, handle this new situation? Respectfully, I don't think it's new. We've had RHEL, SLES, OEL, CentOS Linux and Ubuntu for more than a decade. Rocky, Alma, whateve...

...re's any number of ways > that test might be done - LLVM can't be sure once it inlines the > mmx-using function into the not-mmx having caller, that LLVM won't > accidentally move the mmx-using code around beyond the condition. So > the inlining is disabled. > > In the broadest sense, you probably want to compile things the same > way for both your IR generators - lifting whatever set of flags/etc is > used to generate the target and attributes from clang for your runtime > generated code would probably be the best thing. > > - Dave > > On Fri, Jun 12...

...developer at Bicom Systems Ltd. "There is ever growing demand to see existing CRM style packages integrated with Telephony Platforms. There are many CRM programs both proprietary and open-source that could benefit from this code. We chose the BSD licence as in our opinion it allows for the broadest possible promotion of the software. We look forward to seeing this open up many more possible integrations with other existing software both by in-house and other commercial vendors," said Stephen Wingfield at Bicom Systems Ltd. For full details on Bicom Systems products please www.bicomsys...

If I have matrics as follows: > a <- c(1,1,0,0) > b <- c(4,4,0,0) > c <- c(3,5,5,6) How can I use R code to solve the equation ax^2+bx+c=0. thanks! yuying shi [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...I am still building my life out of "the best materials I can afford." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- These practices come from people from many places and with a wide variety of backgrounds. I am grateful for that. I want to show the broadest possible view of Life Practices from around the globe. And, at a time when there is so much mistrust in the world, I hope my book does some small part in reminding us that we even though we have differences, we still have much to learn from one another. The book will feature some of the materia...

...I am still building my life out of "the best materials I can afford." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- These practices come from people from many places and with a wide variety of backgrounds. I am grateful for that. I want to show the broadest possible view of Life Practices from around the globe. And, at a time when there is so much mistrust in the world, I hope my book does some small part in reminding us that we even though we have differences, we still have much to learn from one another. The book will feature some of the materia...

Hello, I'm new to LLVM and I recently hit a weird problem about inlining behavior. I managed to get a minimal repro and the symptom of the issue, but I couldn't understand the root cause or how I should properly handle this issue. Below is an IR code consisting of two functions '_Z2fnP10TestStructi' and 'testfn', with the latter calling the former. One would expect the

...NU). The POSIX people have done *huge work* to save us that effort. Sticking with POSIX might make us work more (as in, write technically superfluous code), but I've always felt fewer nasty surprises are waiting to ambush us that way. I don't think we have documentation that describes the broadest intersection of these OSes specifically. (We don't even have conflict-free documentation just for Linux!) Laszlo