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I got the following error when trying to create the elibrary instance (rdb:21) @elibrary = Elibrary.new(params[:elibrary]) RuntimeError Exception: Declare either attr_protected or attr_accessible for Elibrary, but not both. params : "elibrary"=>{"title"=>"bingo three", "short_description"=>"somethin...

I would to use this software to manage my books, but it doesn't start. I've installed net 2.0. In wine database the last information are too old so I would to know if someone have resolved or want to resolve the problem

pls could you include my name in the samba Digest mailing list, thanks Mark.

> On Apr 22, 2016, at 3:01 PM, Chandler Carruth <chandlerc at gmail.com> wrote: > > I feel like this thread got a bit stalled. I'd like to pick it up and try to suggest a path forward. > > I don't hear any real objections to the overall idea of having an LLVM subproject for parallelism runtimes and support libraries. I think we should get that created. I think it

...upport compiler or programming language functionality > > The first three here seem clear cut to me. If any part of the library is > intended to be callable by the compiler, its a good fit. SE has such > interfaces. Vectorized math libraries do too, etc. If the implementation of > th elibrary really wants to use compiler internals like our vector math > extensions, again, I think it makes sense to keep it reasonably co-located > with the compiler. > > The last seems a bit tricky, but I think its really important. Currently, > CUDA provides a pretty big programming surface...

...rogramming language functionality >> >> The first three here seem clear cut to me. If any part of the library is >> intended to be callable by the compiler, its a good fit. SE has such >> interfaces. Vectorized math libraries do too, etc. If the implementation of >> th elibrary really wants to use compiler internals like our vector math >> extensions, again, I think it makes sense to keep it reasonably co-located >> with the compiler. >> >> The last seems a bit tricky, but I think its really important. Currently, >> CUDA provides a pretty big...

...upport compiler or programming language functionality > > The first three here seem clear cut to me. If any part of the library is > intended to be callable by the compiler, its a good fit. SE has such > interfaces. Vectorized math libraries do too, etc. If the implementation of > th elibrary really wants to use compiler internals like our vector math > extensions, again, I think it makes sense to keep it reasonably co-located > with the compiler. > > The last seems a bit tricky, but I think its really important. Currently, > CUDA provides a pretty big programming surface...

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