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...ld be used it someone objects (or it could be done manually, but that seems horrible). An example of what this would be like is: // Before cast<> in llvm/Support/Casting.h const char *DebugTypeName(void*) { } // In the header for the type at some reasonable point before cast<> is // instatiated for that type const char *DebugTypeName(Foo*) { return "Foo"; } The pointer is only for ADL purposes and will always be 0. Sean

Hi there, me again! I´m looking for a solution for the following: I have two (a bunch really..) of services that work together and have to exchange some configinformation between each other. I can get this to work in only one of three cases: 1. Works # class serviceB { file {"serviceBconfig": content => $serviceA::serviceAvar } } # # class serviceA { $serviceAvar

Dear all, I am trying to set up a list with 1:c objects each meant to capture the coefficients for one coefficient and 100 replications. I receive the following error message: Error in betaboot[[p]] : subscript out of bounds. My code is below. Where is my mistake? Many thanks, Thomas _________________________________ betaboot<-list(NULL) for (i in 1:c) { betaboot[[i]]<-cbind() }

...oader (it is in the classpath) and thus the PluginClassLoader can load classes from the plugin (it knows both about the plugin.jar and the myApp.jar files) In the R context however, using the above script, its the RJavaClassLoader that knows about the myApp.jar file. The org.test.RWrapper class is instatiated by the RJavaClassLoader. The system class loader however does not know about myApp.jar anymore. Neither does the PluginClassLoader. So when the PluginClassLoader loads a plugin class, it can only load classes that are in the plugin.jar file and as soon as a class from the myApp.jar file is require...

...gt; >>> We are really trying to neaten up this area. As soon as the ELF, and >>> MachO >>> ObjectCodeEmitter patches go in I will be modifying the cpu backends to >>> put >>> the Emitters in to header files and move the create functions that >>> instatiate the templates into separate .cpp files so to remove the code >>> overheads on the resulting lcc and lli binaries. So you may then add your >>> own *CodeEmitter class to replace or inherit from MachineCodeEmitter. >>> >> >> Interesting. We'll see. >>...

...; > - : R.sexptype = R.RealSxp > # Cool... The xts.ml code is essentially: > (* You describe the library, its name and symbols. *) > module Description : R.LibraryDescription = struct > let name = "xts" > let symbols = ["xts"] > end > > (* You instatiate the library per se. *) > module Library : R.Library = OCamlR.Require (Description) > > (* Then you name the sexps in the same order as the symbols above. *) > let [xts] = Library.root The OCamlR wrapper and the xts binding are not finished at all, but an OCaml-R Debian package for 64...

Hello, I'm having a litle issue with Xapian-1.0.6 with php bindings under php5 when trying to add a new document it throws: Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Exception' with message 'DatabaseCorruptError: Failed to unlink /var/lib/xapian/trade.ar/termlist.baseA: No such file or directory' in /usr/share/php5/xapian.php:1140 Stack trace: #0 /usr/share/php5/xapian.php(1140):

Hi all, I have a dataframe of behavioral observations from 360 fish, each with 241 observation points(rows), which looks like this: > head(d) fish treatment tank trial video tid pid ang.chg abs.ac t len vel d2p x y 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 NA NA 0.0 0.000 NA NA 5.169 9.617 2

Restrict is supported by Clang for C++ via __restrict__, so it seems strange to block using this proposed option for C++. That said, this kind of option can be dangerous and should come with a suitable warning. We’ve had a similar option and in practice it’s been used to hunt for performance gains (i.e., turn it on and see what happens), but just because the code runs faster and produces the

I'm stuck here. The following code works great if I just use it on the command line in a 'for' loop. Once I try to define it as a function as seen below, I get bad results. I'm trying to return a vector of column indices based on a short string that is contained in a selection (length of about 70) of long column names that changes from time to time. Is there an existing function

...lity in addition to part of the analysis group: struct NoTTIBase : TargetTransformInfo { ... all the TTI hooks ... }; struct NoTTI : ImmutablePass, NoTTIBase { ... pass interface ... }; Create a new Analysis/InstMetrics.(h|cpp) to expose only the queries that No-TTI passes are allowed to use. Instatiate a NoTTI instance on-the-fly 2) I could move the Target-Independent "cost" metrics into InstMetrics.cpp and use that interface within NoTTI. Thanks, -Andy

I have two scrollable div''s (overflow:auto), one with a list of elements (the source) and the other is the drop target (dest). I''ve enabled ghosting so that the drag element gets out of the scrollable box (good). Interesting, at least on Firefox, the ghosted drag ends up going ''under'' the destination div when I drag it. No amount of z-order fidding seems to