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On Aug 18, 2012, at 8:22 PM, Julian Klappenbach <jklappenbach at gmail.com> wrote: > > I'm envisioning a use case where browsers would utilize this runtime to execute not only javascript, but also python, ruby, etc. Language specific interpreters could be downloaded on the fly to support scripts, and security would be ensured due to the fact that it would be based within the LLVM layer. It'...

Out of curiosity, how would you envision fast-math flags interacting with constant expressions? Off the top of my head, I can’t think of any flags that would be relevant if the expression can just be constant-folded away at full precision anyways. > On Nov 28, 2014, at 4:56 AM, Sergey Dmitrouk <sdmitrouk at accesssoftek.com> wro...

...a "heatmap" that is just a line segment. That is, a graphic that shows an interval and how a dependent variable varies along that interval, with the value of the dependent variable shown by color rather than on a y-axis. The image() function produces something close to what I'm envisioning, but rather than plotting color on a 2-D grid, I need a line where the color carries the information about the other dimension. The following example code gives a visual approximation of what I'm going for (using image(), but by shrinking the y-axis down to make the result line-like): x...

Michael Clagett <mclagett at hotmail.com> writes: > There's about 32 core op codes that constitute the basic instruction > set and I can envision mapping each of these to some sequence of LLVM > IR. There's also a whole lot more "extended opcodes" that are > executed by the same core instruction execution loop but which are > coded using the built-in Intel assembler and added dynamically by the > system. I could e...

...looking for performance gains from LLVM. Instead, the value comes from having a common base platform which can gain language independence, address security concerns, support common tooling (debugging, editing, etc), and perhaps even introduce common language features (annotations / AOP). I'm envisioning a use case where browsers would utilize this runtime to execute not only javascript, but also python, ruby, etc. Language specific interpreters could be downloaded on the fly to support scripts, and security would be ensured due to the fact that it would be based within the LLVM layer. The LLV...

...Manager 3.3 which does not support SIP Trunking. But it does have a VG248. I would like to place 4 lines through the Cisco Call Manager. I want to set up a dial plan where 7 would grab the fx0 line for internal and the users would be able to place internal calls through the Cisco Call Manager. I envision people dialing 7xxxx (4 digit extension.) This would call internally. I then envision setting up a calling plan where 7 would grab the trunk and 8 would grab an outside line from the Cisco Call Manager and then dial the 10 digit telephone number. 78xxxxxxxxxx. This would allow them to place ext...

...ave multiple sample points that are sampled on any given day. What I would like to do is create a map of the facility with the sample points (and point labels) and when we have out of specification results, place a transparent dot over the area on the map. As the number of OOS results builds up, I envision the dot getting darker. Are there any packages out there that can aid me in doing this? Thanks, Shawn Way, PE Engineering Manager ________________________________ "Policies are many, Principles are few, Policies will change, Principles never do." -John C. Maxwell

Does anyone know if it's possible to do FTS Index based on a userdb preference ? Basically if the preference is 'on' , dovecot goes ahead with the fts indexing for that particular user. I'm guessing right now it's not possible but is there anyone that could envision writing such a patch ? If so, can you contact me off-list ? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://dovecot.org/pipermail/dovecot/attachments/20200918/e197168b/attachment.html>

Hello, How feasible would it be to have a ?pluggable? Dovecot setup that would permit arbitrary logic for fetching TLS/SNI certificates and key, rather than having to hard-code each domain?s resources in a configuration file? A couple scenarios that I envision such a framework being able to accommodate: 1) An internal TLS service that accepts queries via a UNIX socket by domain name and returns certificate/key. 2) A directory where these resources are stored, indexed by domain name. Thank you! -FG

Aloha, Does anyone know of any opensource or inexpensive software that can test a network for a possible VoIP installation? I have seen Chariot by NetIQ, but it is very costly! I am envisioning two or three "client" devices that talk to a server device. Each client could simulate 1-100 VoIP phone calls. The server module would monitor the QOS, jitter, etc., and provide some kind of score. Aloha, Matt

I was wondering if there was an elegant way to extend a require array. To whit it would be wonderful to do somthing like this: class one { service { awesome: require => [ File[one], File[two] ] } file { one: ... two: ... } } class two inherits one { Service[awesome] { Require => + [ File[three], File[four] ] } file { three: ... four:

...of one or more of these byte codes -- with the exception of stuff that's coded directly in Intel assembly language (which I understand can be output as is and left untouched by the LLVM compiler if desired). There's about 32 core op codes that constitute the basic instruction set and I can envision mapping each of these to some sequence of LLVM IR. There's also a whole lot more "extended opcodes" that are executed by the same core instruction execution loop but which are coded using the built-in Intel assembler and added dynamically by the system. I could envision also going...

I understand that in R, for loops are not used as often as other languages, and am trying to learn how to avoid them. I am wondering if there is a more efficient way to write a certain piece of code, which right now I can only envision as a for loop. I have a data file that basically looks like: 1,55 1,23 2,12 ... that defines a matrix. Each row of the data file corresponds to a row of the matrix, where each number in the row tells me what column a "1" or "-1" should go into. So the first row in the data sn...

...n't a big deal - just normal call routing for that. My main question is what to do with calls between the offices. Each branch is connected back to HQ with a persistant VPN tunnel - I've tested IAX2 traffic over these tunnels before, and things work great. Since this works fairly well, I envision using IAX trunks for all intra-office calls. So - in this situation, would it be easier to just manage the office dialplan(s) and call routing manually, or would it be worth it to set up dundi for extension discovery? Thanks! -- Erik Anderson http://andersonfam.org

...everal months, members of the ‘CIRCT’ group have been working to begin adapting MLIR for hardware design. We believe that this area would benefit from good open source infrastructure enabling research and, eventually, the next generation of commercial tools. We have collected several dialects and envision a number of lowering flows using these dialects. We have reached the point where we are ready to share our ideas more widely and would like to be considered as an LLVM incubator project. Our code exists at https://github.com/circt as an out-of-tree MLIR project and our group charter can be found a...

...is running Asterisk is around 10 years old and starting to fail. I'm looking to replace both the system and hopefully move to a IP paging system, but wanted to reuse the current speakers. I'm looking for suggestions on a IP based amp or similar that could drive the current speakers? I was envisioning a unit that would register as a SIP extension then would handle auto-answer that I could send a sound file to. Thanks for any help! Doug -- Ben Franklin quote: "Those who would give up Essential Liberty to purchase a little Temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.&quot...

...out error. I presume that as the server was working, it is already registered in the domain. I would not expect the OS version change to affect that registration. With AD authentication, I would presume that I need to capture something on the AD side to see what's happening? But I don't envision that the AD just blesses the credentials and opens a link to the server. What will help me identify the problem? -- Regards, Bob Wyatt

List members, Is it possible to record outbound analog calls using an X100P? I was asked if I knew how to record all calls for a shop with 4 analog phones transparently to the end users. I thought Asterisk was a good fit for this and I envisioned using either Digium TDM400Ps or Sangoma A200s with 4 FXO and 4 FXS modules. The FXO modules would be connected to the existing PBX and the FXS modules to the existing analog phones. Then with a simple dialplan, all inbound and outbound calls could be recorded by Monitor. I wanted to mock t...

...his I'm using rsync before rdiff-backup. (We'll say there's a server, Client A, and Client B. Files should be synced between A and B but the server should keep a master list of all differences and changes made in any file, by any client in the directory I'm syncing). Essentially, I envision that syncing client A would go something like this: 1. Rsync down from the server to Client A in order to ensure that any newly-created files added recently by Client B (which would have already been uploaded - via rdiff-backup - to the server) is added to the local directory on Client A. 2. Rdiff-...

...run on a local machine. I''d love to be able to "bundle" my rails app into a single file that would contain a simple webserver, database and my rails app which a non-experienced user could then download install on their machine, go to a web browser and run the app locally. I envision it would be something like bundling your rails app with something like the all-in-one Locomotive. Has anybody tried anything like this? I''d love to hear your experience. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.