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...g at the changing resonances in femur bones during hip replacement operations. basically, I've got a spreadsheet with one column listing frequencies in 5Hz bands and 3 columns showing the amplitude of that frequency when the bone is loose, medium to tight (referring to the tension of the reamer/chisel creating a cavity for the hip replacement).? I'm coming at this more from a sound perspective so I would really appreciate some advice from anyone with a handle on stats, could correlograms be used in presenting this data? When working with a large number of bone samples, can anyone recommend a...

Hi list, n00b question, but I can't figure it out: [callthrough] exten => _+X.,1,NoOp(nothing here) #include "blockedall.conf" exten => _+X.,n(hangup),Hangup exten => _+X.,n(nohangup),GotoIf($["${CALLERID(num)}" = "anonymous"]?nocli:cli) ... more stuff that is handling the call ... I'm putting CLIs that I don't want to be able to call my

...sions of the same demangler. There are a bunch of Itanium C++ ABI implementations, including demanglers and compilers, and i'd strongly caution you to remember that all the world is not clang and GNU. > I'm currently working on hardware construction library for C++ (similar to > Chisel (which is written in Scala)). And since C++ has no standardized > reflection, I use DWARF as a source of reflection metadata. And in case of > G++ 6.3, which seem to emit same name names as abi::__cxa_demangle, it has > never failed so far in my case. And I have very diverse inputs. > I...

...e a bunch of Itanium C++ ABI implementations, including > demanglers and compilers, and i'd strongly caution you to remember that all > the world is not clang and GNU. > > > > > >> I'm currently working on hardware construction library for C++ (similar >> to Chisel (which is written in Scala)). And since C++ has no standardized >> reflection, I use DWARF as a source of reflection metadata. And in case of >> G++ 6.3, which seem to emit same name names as abi::__cxa_demangle, it has >> never failed so far in my case. And I have very diverse in...

> > I wonder if abi::__cxa_demangle guarantees unambigous names? >> > > No, it does not. > Interesting. Can you give an example of type where it fails? I'm currently working on hardware construction library for C++ (similar to Chisel (which is written in Scala)). And since C++ has no standardized reflection, I use DWARF as a source of reflection metadata. And in case of G++ 6.3, which seem to emit same name names as abi::__cxa_demangle, it has never failed so far in my case. And I have very diverse inputs. In fact I was working...

...a MySQL > database and return a status -- blocked or not -- in a variable? Then you can > manage individual number blocking in a much cleaner, more extensible fashion. > > Feel free to ignore me if it sounds like I'm suggesting you walk all the way > to the tool shed to fetch a chisel, when you know the screwdriver in your > drawer is already up to the job :) you're right, it would be the better solution! But I'm simply too lazy to implement that. :D Regards Markus

...aiding with setup of OSes outside their supported list, including OpenIndiana, OmniOS, FreeBSD and Debian Linux so far, and deploying a dedicated Jenkins with a new dynaMatrix setup written for the purpose over half a years' worth of weekends, which just now finally went online as a usable MVP (chiseling needed, but many things work and bring value). The farm is now replaying some historical commits from the master branch, starting with v2.7.4 tag, to save some code-quality analysis history so we can gauge its evolution with the "fightwarn" branch effort and beyond. Many of these buil...

...aiding with setup of OSes outside their supported list, including OpenIndiana, OmniOS, FreeBSD and Debian Linux so far, and deploying a dedicated Jenkins with a new dynaMatrix setup written for the purpose over half a years' worth of weekends, which just now finally went online as a usable MVP (chiseling needed, but many things work and bring value). The farm is now replaying some historical commits from the master branch, starting with v2.7.4 tag, to save some code-quality analysis history so we can gauge its evolution with the "fightwarn" branch effort and beyond. Many of these buil...

Hi All, I have a greyscale image that I am reading in through RGDAL and placing in a pixmap object. As an example use the logo.jpg file that comes with the RGDAL package: #Read the file logo <- system.file("pictures/logo.jpg", package="rgdal")[1] x <- new("GDALReadOnlyDataset", logo) #Create the pixmap object xGrey <- getPixmapGDAL(x) Now I would

I''m wanted to make a "global" module that I could include in my application for some shared code between them. I''ve been making several camping apps and wanted them all to share a helper/partial that contained the navigation. I ran into a lot of difficulty when trying to include it, the primary problem being "methodUndefined" errors. I did finally get it to

At 01:59 PM 6/29/98 +0000, Kokoro Security Administrator wrote: >Hello everyone - > >I am looking for the name of a piece of hardware, and don''t know what it >is called. I am told that there exists such a thing (a switch? a router? >a special hub?) that will only send me traffic that is destined for me. simple definitions: --router: looks at a layer 3 address (such as

> Previously, the manufacturer tested this UPS on version 2.6.5-6 NUT for Windows. Thanks for this important detail. For immediate re-testing, I would recommend to use either NUT v2.8.0 already packaged by some distributions in their testing/bleeding-edge repositories (unfortunately, during the almost year since release many distros - especially for LTS versions - did not change recipes to

On Mon, Mar 5, 2018 at 11:55 PM, Roman Popov <ripopov at gmail.com> wrote: > I don't understand how extra vtable ref DIE will help in case on > non-polymorphic classes. If you remove virtual destructor from example, > vtable won't be generated for class, but DWARF will still have incorrect > ambiguous names for types. > 1. Calling them incorrect is ... not right. As

...trative traffic. Belts and suspenders are good things, when money/convenience is outweighed by the risk/value computation. What I'd like to point out (that is often missed) is that security implementations must follow from the security policy -- not vice versa -- and that screwdrivers are not chisels even though they share some features. If the security policy states that machine A is not to see machine B's traffic, then the answer is not "lets buy a switch" -- its a little deeper than that, and it might involve buying a secure switch, but then it also involves a good deal of th...

I don't understand how extra vtable ref DIE will help in case on non-polymorphic classes. If you remove virtual destructor from example, vtable won't be generated for class, but DWARF will still have incorrect ambiguous names for types. It will become a problem when you need to use debuginfo as a C++ runtime reflection (I've already seen this in a couple of projects). Or when you need

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