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Ok, I have trixbox working how I want. How do I now (cheaply as possibly) get a phone number so people can call it from any number? I am just doing a prototype so just want it done cheaply so I can demo it to my supervisors. Thanks! -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-us...

Is there any graphical frontend/secondary programm (freely availible for Windowsor Linux) which can be used with R to display the results of a principle component analysis in 3D space (rotatable!?)? It works with Spotfire, but is there any freely or cheaply availible programm? -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- r-help mailing list -- Read http://www.ci.tuwien.ac.at/~hornik/R/R-FAQ.html Send "info", "help", or "[un]subscribe" (in the "body", not the subject !) To: r...

...ow is a conservative approximation, and the conservativeness is biting us here. > Are there any plans to fix it in the future? The fix doesn't seem hard to Not to my knowledge. > write and I can do it, but I am not sure if it won't be too expensive. Maybe we can do it (relatively) cheaply:  - Remember the first throwing instruction in the header, instead of a    boolean, in LoopSafetyInfo  - In hoistRegion, remember if you've seen the first throwing    instruction yet  - Pass the above as a boolean parameter to isGuaranteedToExecute, and    instead of      if (Inst.getParent(...

...est course of action is, and not sure why this isn't a problem for the X86 backend either. I'm looking for advice on the best course of actions. As I see it, the option are: 1/ add extra logic in the DAGCombiner to make sure this doesn't happen. I don't see a way this could be done cheaply and overall I don't think this is the best option/ 2/ Have the ScheduleDAG machinery detect this case and break up the glue, for instance via breaking up (adde X, Y, Carry) into (add (add X, Y)n (adde 0, 0, Carry)) or something alike when the situation present itself. 3/ Do whatever the X86 bac...

...p my work and roll a patch series. The varargs work is not completed yet; and I recall having a discussion on this list some time back [2] about adding support for co-routines. Does postponing the vararg work and seeing if co-routines can be implemented sound more useful (since we should be able to cheaply create and destroy stacks now). I understand that segmented stacks will primarily be used by managed languages; does support for varargs seem important enough in such cases? Thanks! [1] I'm working on implementing segmented stacks as a part of GSoC '11. [2] The previous discussion has co...

...set up for mp3 files, but the firmware is supposedly open-source, soooo.... Is anyone interested in writing the necessary software to upgrade this puppy to become a Vorbis player? This would be very cool, because even if future players support Vorbis, this would hopefully be a good way to get one cheaply. Comments? --- >8 ---- List archives: http://www.xiph.org/archives/ Ogg project homepage: http://www.xiph.org/ogg/ To unsubscribe from this list, send a message to 'vorbis-request@xiph.org' containing only the word 'unsubscribe' in the body. No subject is needed. Unsubscribe...

...special knowledge about the possible values? If the front-end can do simplifications that the optimizers can't possibly do because the required information can't be logically deduced from the IR, then the front end will have to do it. If the front-end can do the simplifications simply and cheaply, then it may be a win to have the front-end do it, since significantly reducing the complexity of the initial CFG may speed up LLVM's optimizers. Otherwise, if LLVM is doing a good job, you might as well let it do the work. Ciao, Duncan.

This is a feature I’m considering for the LLVM backend. Feel free to provide input in the following PR. llvm.org/pr19267 - Add a feature to clobber non-callee-save regs in the prolog. I’m copying llvm-dev because it seems like something that others must have already done or at least thought about at some point. -Andy

I agree. I plan to implement that next! > On Sep 21, 2015, at 4:25 PM, Hal Finkel <hfinkel at anl.gov> wrote: > > However, I think that unless we're able to e-mail commit authors who cause regressions like we do for buildbot failures, as well as others who are architecture performance experts on the relevant systems, this won't see the use it needs. -------------- next

...like that. Once we have this separation between expansion and strength reduction, we can be more aggressive (than we can reasonably be within SCEVExpander) about teaching Simplifier SCEV based CSE rules. In this scheme it would be more complicated to have a "expand, but only if we can do it cheaply" type schemes. -- Sanjoy

...iirc. I''m OK with slow -- main goals here are power saving (sleep all 4 disks) and 1TB+ space. Oh, and I hate to be an old head, but I don''t want a peecee. They still scare me :) Thinking root pool on 16GB ssd, perhaps, so the thing can spin down the main pool and idle *really* cheaply.. thx jake -- This message posted from opensolaris.org

...is isn't >> a problem for the X86 backend either. I'm looking for advice on the best >> course of actions. As I see it, the option are: >> >> 1/ add extra logic in the DAGCombiner to make sure this doesn't happen. I >> don't see a way this could be done cheaply and overall I don't think this >> is the best option/ >> 2/ Have the ScheduleDAG machinery detect this case and break up the glue, >> for instance via breaking up (adde X, Y, Carry) into (add (add X, Y)n (adde >> 0, 0, Carry)) or something alike when the situation presen...

I've been adding some new flow statements to my compiler and realize the easiest/laziest way to produce the DAG is just to store a flow variable and end blocks with a "switch" branch. It appears the optimizers do a fine job of unwinding the nonsense, reducing the conditions, and even expanding the trailing paths. For example, I terminate my blocks with a logical switch like this:

Hi All, As specified in earlier email we have released the trial version of the ogg vorbis decoder. Along with the decoder we have released an experimental version of the bitrate peeler that we have used to test the decoder for bitrate peeled inputs. We have made the executable of the bitrate peeler available from our website downloads section. www.vinjey.com/ogg_downloads.html

Hello, This may be a really stupid question, but can a gel type marine battery be used in a UPS? Thanks

...also accept the other way, use push_back everywhere, and not try to switch between the two, without demonstration of real benefit). This preference is based on a simple truth: People suck at deciding when to use one or the other. Yes, i know how to use it and when to use it. Lots of our types are cheaply movable, etc, so you probably won't see any performance difference even when using them "right". People have enough style/etc issues without having to try to think hard about this. So that isn't what I would necessarily propose for LLVM. For LLVM, my answer would be "eithe...

...patch series. The varargs work is > not completed yet; and I recall having a discussion on this list some > time back [2] about adding support for co-routines. Does postponing the > vararg work and seeing if co-routines can be implemented sound more > useful (since we should be able to cheaply create and destroy stacks > now). I understand that segmented stacks will primarily be used by > managed languages; does support for varargs seem important enough in > such cases? > > I think I was the one who was interested in support for coroutines. My language doesn't currentl...

For an application I am working on I have to extract URLs and the text used to link. For example, ..... <a href="http://www.rubyonrails.org" title="rails" >Ruby on Rails</a>.... I have been trying all night but cannot come up with the regular expression needed to extract the URLs and the text. I have tried:

...nt other issues related the integration of Samba & the underlying file systems, ESP. related to security.... We had a large investment in SYNOLOGY , specifically because it allowed us to spin up remote offsite offices in many countries at a lower cost, and integrate basic security services cheaply. Moving forward, We would expect direct SAMBA compatibility to continue to get significantly worse. Regards. ?On 3/7/2023, 10:15 AM, "samba on behalf of Ingo Asche via samba" <samba-bounces at lists.samba.org <mailto:samba-bounces at lists.samba.org> on behalf of samba at li...

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