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...nything more appropriate. I just downloaded the Hmisc package to the Imac that I use. When I attempted to load it I got an error to the effect that it could not load the library: /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/2.5/Resources/lib/ libgfortran.2.dylib Note the ``2.5'' in the foregoing path name; I am currently running 2.6.0, and I suspect that this is the problem --- i.e. the Mac binary on CRAN was built under 2.5.x and this does not work with 2.6.y. I note that the source and Windoze Hmisc packages are designated as 3.4-3, but the Mac package is designated as 3.4-2 wh...

Here's a reworked patch to mark instructions and operands as vector or scalar. It uses TableGen to infer the flags from types, allowing the user to override with a "let isVector = 0" clause. I decided to forego classifying MachineMemOperands for now in the interests of getting this piece in. I still think we should add type information to MachineMemOperands. Why throw away perfectly good information we have at the time they're created? Obviously I will submit the patch in pieces but I wanted to sh...

...>> ethernet device? Perhaps Linux is enumerating the >> cards in a different order when running under Xen so >> you''re not using the card you think you are? It''s a single NIC in the machine. Dell 2400. NIC on the motherboard. Ah well, I''ve decided to forego CentOS 4.1 for now and reload the box with Fedora Core 4 since the Xen directions seem to be a bit better for Xen on FC4 than for Xen on CentOS 4.1/RHEL 4x. Hopefully that will make the world a beautiful thing and allow me to actually see Xen working. Thanks for the help. Datto ________________...

...nt, not at both ends. >>> >>> The if(FALSE) could be if(isTRUE(getOption("DEBUG_ISSUE_XYZ"))) so you >>> would not even have to change code to re-enable the debugging code, just >>> call options(DEBUG_ISSUE_XYX=TRUE)). >> >> >> (a) The foregoing is getting too subtle for my feeble brain. >> >> (b) A fundamental problem with the >> >> if(FALSE) { >> ... >> } >> >> paradigm is that the enclosed code must be syntactically valid, and >> there are certainly situations in...

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...at the start of the comment, not at both ends. >> >> The if(FALSE) could be if(isTRUE(getOption("DEBUG_ISSUE_XYZ"))) so you >> would not even have to change code to re-enable the debugging code, just >> call options(DEBUG_ISSUE_XYX=TRUE)). > > > (a) The foregoing is getting too subtle for my feeble brain. > > (b) A fundamental problem with the > > if(FALSE) { > ... > } > > paradigm is that the enclosed code must be syntactically valid, and > there are certainly situations in which one might wish to comment...

...ter(FUN), mode = "function", envir = envir) : > object 'y' of mode 'function' was not found This of course happens because the name of the first argument of lapply() is "X" and so it takes the value of this first argument to be the supplied X (2*pi in the foregoing example) and then expects what the user has denoted by "y" to be the value of FUN, and (obviously!) it isn't. Once one realises what is going on, it's all quite obvious, and usually pretty easy to fix. OTOH there are lots of functions around with second or third arguments wh...

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In the past there's been a need to provide consistency between symbolic links or repository metadata during a sync. Currently, rsync renames files piecemeal. The attached patch (extremely ugly) attempts to resolve this by foregoing the rename step until the end. It adds a new option (if we didn't, ls might catch up). There are several issues to get over. The first big one in running the testsuite is that the parent dirs mtime is not getting preserved. I'll need some insight into how this might work. Next, h...

...ifying spec and output format inline? Howdy from Austin, TX. I''m new to rspec, and am currently using it with the Watir testing library for web testing. I''m moving along at an ok pace so far, but I had a question. I just realized I could require ''spec'' and forego running scripts from the command line. However, this limits me in my output formats. Is there a way that I can specify which format to use and where to save it inside the script? I''ve included the full script below. Thanks, Adam $LOAD_PATH.unshift File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__),...

Hi folks, Trying to create a function backed by some templates that will create DNS zone files. The function is in the form of function forward_zone ($dns_zone => "localdomain", $hosts => { { host=>"localhost", ip_addr=>"127.0.0.1" } }}) { .... logic here.... } and the template will include the zone delegation record. What I''m trying to

On Friday 04 December 2009 16:44, David Greene wrote: > Here's a reworked patch to mark instructions and operands as vector or > scalar. It uses TableGen to infer the flags from types, allowing the user > to override with a "let isVector = 0" clause. > > I decided to forego classifying MachineMemOperands for now in the interests > of getting this piece in. I still think we should add type information to > MachineMemOperands. Why throw away perfectly good information we have at > the time they're created? > > Obviously I will submit the patch in pi...

..., the 6.4-live cd/dvd was supposed to be released a few days after the centos 6.4 release. Meanwhile 6 weeks later i still can't find any live cd/dvd in the mirror repositories. Any hint when there is a 6.4. live cd available? I'd like to test centos 6.4 on several machines (x86_64) without foregoing installation. Thank you in advance

Hi, I have a vector and a list, with data I would like to multiply together. So for instance I have a vector s: [[1]] [1] 44308 [[2]] [1] 4371 Also, I have a list d: [[1]] [1] 1201 6170 2036 2927 1625 1391 2074 1453 3172 3027 4691 3719 1185 320 2071 1027 1046 1186 1403 580 1382 440 8 174 [[2]] [1] 6521 688 2678 3409 3033 1608 3618 1461 1836 2104 879 1095 2630 1591 2986 703 2548

...et a case where there are two shifts by the same sext: https://godbolt.org/z/j6mO3t <- We should handle those cases. In https://reviews.llvm.org/D68103#1686130 Sanjay Patel notes that this sext is intrusive for analysis, that we will gain far better analysis with zext, so we should just ignore forego of the one-use check, and simply replace all shift-by-sext with shift-by-zext. I implemented this proposed suggestion here: https://reviews.llvm.org/D68150 Does anyone see any problems with that trade-off? Roman.

...0.4 3 Tree 13 0.3 I want to use apply() or some other vectorized function to create a data.frame that appends/binds all rows from all elements, such that I get: ID stat pvalue 1 Herb 4 0.03 2 Shrub 5 0.04 3 Herb 12 0.20 4 Shrub 15 0.40 5 Tree 13 0.30 I'll forego the question of how to get the list element IDs (i.e., "a", "b") into the resulting table, unless you have the time.... thank in advance, chipper -- View this message in context: http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/List-extraction-tp3413374p3413374.html Sent from the R help mailing...

I was flummoxed for a long time by errors generated when I did something like install.packages(foo,lib="Rlib") where ``Rlib'' is my personalized directory of R packages, which lives in my home directory (from which I started R before issuing the foregoing install.packages() call. Recently someone (I forget who, but thanks very much to whomever it was) pointed out that I needed to specify the complete pathname, i.e. "/Users/rturner/Rlib" rather than the relative pathname "Rlib" or "./Rlib" (which I'd also tried)....

...gems\/,spec\/} t.rcov_opts << %[-o "features_rcov"] end end To be frank, I haven''t a clue about whatever this does. It seems to have little in common with other suggested rake tasks for rcov thaat I have found. In any case, given a cucumber.rake file containign the foregoing, when I run $ rake features:rcov I obtain the same results as when I ran the original rake features task. I need someone to explain to me how to get this piece properly configured and working. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.