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...s : 3451 Total pins : 54 Total virtual pins : 0 Total memory bits : 2,048 DSP block 9-bit elements : 230 Total PLLs : 0 Total DLLs : 0 ------------------------------------ These numbers are no good. Im using (on this first version) a RAM like an array, acessing every time , without worry. But, It inferrs flipflops for each memory position, and big muxes to control it. So, to solve this problem, I will use a syncronous memory model, That will inferr Block RAMS (FPGA specialized blocks). This is like small SRAMs into the FPGA chip. I think that using it, the area can drop down to 3% to 5% of the S...

Hi all, Just a stupid question The IDctSlow function on file idct.c has this line : ip[0] = (ogg_int16_t)((_Gd + _Cd ) >> 0); The ip[0] , _Gd and _Cd are of type ogg_int32_t My question is: The result of (_Gd + _Cd) can be a number with more than 16 bits ? (yes, it can be because they are int32, but the algorithm could guarantee something about that... I dont know...) If

...fied by the VPS host. I think this wording is misleading and would like to suggest is is changed through this document. Reasoning: In the computing world, Microsoft and others widely use the phrase "Genuine" to indicate whether Windows, Office or other products are licenced legally. The inferrance from this is that these VPS providers are somehow providing an illegal copy of CentOS. This is obviously not the case. In fact, this is explained in the text: "I was sent to this page because I was told that my version of CentOS isn't genuine CentOS. Will you please explain this? We ha...

...e main tree would provide a clear standardisation. Is this important enough to anyone else to warrant an attempt to register a name? Or should we just create a solution specific to our own problem domain? In Railfrog we also allow content to be loaded from the file system, with the mime type being inferrred from the file extension. Having reviewed the archives, our current intent is to load as Markdown any files with the extensions * .markdown * .mdtext * .mdml (from [file-extensions], though not at http://www.filext.com) Any suggestions for others we should also be handling? Any comments/...

...ns. So can optprobes. > - locking operations can be called from interrupt handlers which means > we cannot trivially use IPIs for flushing. Heck, some NMI handlers use locks.. > Handling these, necessitates that target pv-ops not be preemptible. I don't think that is a correct inferrence. > Once that is a given (for safety these need to be explicitly whitelisted > in runtime_patch()), use a state-machine with the primary CPU doing the > patching and secondary CPUs in a sync_core() loop. > > In case we hit an INT3/BP (in NMI or thread-context) we makes forward...

...ns. So can optprobes. > - locking operations can be called from interrupt handlers which means > we cannot trivially use IPIs for flushing. Heck, some NMI handlers use locks.. > Handling these, necessitates that target pv-ops not be preemptible. I don't think that is a correct inferrence. > Once that is a given (for safety these need to be explicitly whitelisted > in runtime_patch()), use a state-machine with the primary CPU doing the > patching and secondary CPUs in a sync_core() loop. > > In case we hit an INT3/BP (in NMI or thread-context) we makes forward...