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2009 Nov 12
9
uninitialized constant XML::Document
Hi All,
I have installed "libxml-ruby" gem on my ruby instllation. while trying
to create xml document with ruby progam in Rad Rails am getting error
like "uninitialized constant XML::Document (NameError)"
do i need to config any thing else in environment.rb file
Thanks in advance
Chinna.
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2005 Dec 12
2
PeriodicalExecuter passing variables to the callback function
I trying to pass a variable to the call back function of when utilizing
the PeriodicalExecuter function
ex.
new PeriodicalExecuter(refresh, 10);
works
but
new PeriodicalExecuter(refresh(id), 10);
works once then errors after the 10 seconds, I get "this.callback is
not a function"
2011 May 24
2
Data Frame housekeeping
...month). The values in bold are the
values that are transferred into the small chart below (which is the
result I hope to get). This is to give a sense of how the data is picked
out of the original data frame.
I would like to organize the data so it looks like this:
STN_ID YEAR MM DAY ELEM1 ELEM2
1 2402594 1997 9 X1 -00233 -00339
2 2402594 1997 9 X2 -00204 000077
3 2402594 1997 9 X3 -00119 000030
Such that I create a new column named "DAY" that is made up of the
numbers following "X" in the original data.frame columns. Also,...
2018 Apr 11
5
RFC: Supporting the RISC-V vector extension in LLVM
...implement and not needed for strip-mined loops) but if
desired, they could be supported.
There are no constants of dynamic-length-vector type except
`zeroinitializer` and `undef` (resp. `poison` once that is adopted). In
particular, there is no equivalent to fixed-length vector constants (`<ty
elem1, ty elem2, ...>`). Dynamic-length vectors also cannot be stored in
globals.
## Impact on optimizations
The semantics imply several restrictions on optimizations, but these are
mostly encoded with existing IR constructs -- chiefly, the `token` type
that ties all vector operations to a `vlentoke...
2018 Apr 12
0
RFC: Supporting the RISC-V vector extension in LLVM
...strip-mined loops) but if
> desired, they could be supported.
>
> There are no constants of dynamic-length-vector type except
> `zeroinitializer` and `undef` (resp. `poison` once that is adopted). In
> particular, there is no equivalent to fixed-length vector constants (`<ty
> elem1, ty elem2, ...>`). Dynamic-length vectors also cannot be stored in
> globals.
>
> ## Impact on optimizations
>
> The semantics imply several restrictions on optimizations, but these are
> mostly encoded with existing IR constructs -- chiefly, the `token` type
> that ties all...
2018 Apr 13
0
RFC: Supporting the RISC-V vector extension in LLVM
...> if desired, they could be supported.
>>
>> There are no constants of dynamic-length-vector type except
>> `zeroinitializer` and `undef` (resp. `poison` once that is adopted). In
>> particular, there is no equivalent to fixed-length vector constants (`<ty
>> elem1, ty elem2, ...>`). Dynamic-length vectors also
>> cannot be stored in globals.
>>
>> ## Impact on optimizations
>>
>> The semantics imply several restrictions on optimizations, but these
>> are mostly encoded with existing IR constructs -- chiefly...
2018 Apr 16
1
RFC: Supporting the RISC-V vector extension in LLVM
...lement and not needed for strip-mined loops) but if desired, they could be supported.
There are no constants of dynamic-length-vector type except `zeroinitializer` and `undef` (resp. `poison` once that is adopted). In particular, there is no equivalent to fixed-length vector constants (`<ty elem1, ty elem2, ...>`). Dynamic-length vectors also
cannot be stored in globals.
## Impact on optimizations
The semantics imply several restrictions on optimizations, but these are mostly encoded with existing IR constructs -- chiefly, the `token` type that ties all vector operations t...