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On 5/25/2017 3:43 PM, Robert Moskowitz wrote: > > Note that you do not have xfce-utils or leafpad. > > Do you have themes? What is your background. > > I have actually gotten Xfce working. Kindof. I am into Xfce via > vncserver. It pretty much looks like Xfce on my Fedora systems. > Backleveled a bit of course. No sensor applet to show the cpu temp > for example. > > But no background, other than black. > > Oh, and no NetworkManager on the tray. > > I am goi...

...well as several of my coworkers. The developers at my workplace are experienced Agile developers. What would be some good things to focus on for this brown bag? Are there slides to presentations that would be useful? Any resistance/skepticism, and how to best address these concerns? I''m kindof nervous because there is some skepticism toward rspec and BDD. Mainly: - Test::Unit already does that, so why do we need rspec? - It''s not production ready. (Stack traces are too cluttered for RspecOnRails; although this opinion was based on version 0.6) - New people will be...

...he characters in the output of CleanRead and subtract 33 from the ascii value of the character to obtain an integer. Again I have a solution that works, involving splitting the string into characters then converting them to factors (starting at ascii 34) and using unclass to get the integer value. (kindof a atoi(x)-33 all in one step) I looked for the C equivalent of atoi, but the only help I could find (R-help 2003) suggested using as.numeric.? However, the help file (and testing) shows you get 'NA'.?? Am I missing an easier way to do this? Thanks in advance, Brian

Aiming at a release later in October (before Xen Summit I would hope), I''d like to cut RC1 next week. Please indicate any bug fixes that so far may have been missed in the backports already done. Jan

Dear all, we have installed R in one of our computer labs. Running demo(grpahics) works, kindof, in that it produces all the usual plots without crashing, but the plots are incomplete: no color wheel, no pie chart, no boxplots, just some labelling, titles, and in rare cases, axes. We have tried this with both 1.7 and 1.6.2, with the same results. The computers are running Windows 2000, with s...

...ed during transfer? I've tried deleting some of these files, renaming them, and using the --checksum switch (along with verbose, and progress switches) in hopes that something else will be said. The ironic thing about these files is that they haven't been changed since March 03. I'm kindof at a loss on what to check for next. Any leads on what to check for next would be appreciated. :-) Thanks, April

> On Mar 11, 2016, at 11:26 AM, Rafael Espíndola <rafael.espindola at gmail.com> wrote: >> Now, there are a number of things about linkage that are kindof orthogonal, >> and it would be nice to model them more orthogonally. That would be a major >> change in representation, though. Absent the will to do that, I propose >> that we: >> - remove/deprecate protected visibility, making visibility purely a hidden >> vs. non...

...to provide multiple strong definitions, and the strong definition still needs to take priority over any weak definitions within the linkage unit. So we don’t have the ability to express “strong internally, weak externally” today in linkage. Now, there are a number of things about linkage that are kindof orthogonal, and it would be nice to model them more orthogonally. That would be a major change in representation, though. Absent the will to do that, I propose that we: - remove/deprecate protected visibility, making visibility purely a hidden vs. non-hidden flag - add weak_for_linker, weak_o...

Hi, This is just kindof a RoR question, but since you all potentially do the same things as I do, I thought I''ll ask here.. Im trying to use the boolean type in the database. Migrations is no problem, it even converts the 0/1 values from my import CSV to false and true. However, I cannot make the :conditions par...

...f pointer types still done when constructing IR > > through builder APIs? Otherwise this makes debugging significantly > > harder for me. I've also really liked how readable LLVM IR is, and it > > would seem like this change would negatively affect the readability. > > I kindof agree with Dirkjan. We use a similar approach (Numba calls into > llvmlite to generate textual LLVM IR), and the type checking can come in > handy to avoid later crashes (otherwise it's very easy to mess up a > getelementptr instruction). > > However, llvmlite does track types on...

...um reinstall is its close kin. So I would prefer to duplicate on a burner machine, and I'll try to get a snapshot of the panic. If anyone else wants to try to reproduce, simply try installing the current gkrellm from EPEL on a fully updated CentOS 7 machine and see if it panics on you. I kindof hope it's local to my machine and its configuration (/home is LUKS, for instance), and it would be great if someone could verify that.

...the current state of the world, but can't modify it. Calls to readnone functions are arbitrarily re-orderable (and hence redundant calls can always be joined), but calls to readonly functions can't be re-ordered around operations which might modify state. The precise meaning of this is kindof up to you. If you only access immutable memory, that's legitimate in a readnone function. If you allocate new memory, but your program's semantics can't distinguish between separate allocations, that's legitimate, too. Last time I checked, the optimizers don't consider the...

...ults database table currently has over 200K rows (and will grow very quickly as I keep going with this project), so I think that would not be the most expeditious answer as I think just the SQL query to download 200K rows x 10+ columns is going to be time consuming in and of itself. I know this is kindof a weird problem, and am open to all sorts of ideas... Thanks! [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

Hi there, Sorry, I don't have the thread history to reply to since I normally read llvmdev through the archives, but wanted to give my .02 of feedback anyway. As far as I understand, this change is wanted because the LLVM infrastructure derives no value from knowing the types, and there's a cost in terms of code spent to support all of it. I've been creating a frontend that mostly

...ugh, since I've edited my file yesterday for next reboot), with 2G of system RAM.. Normally I'd run kmem(max) 1G (with arcsize of 512M. currently it is at default), but since I just got back to 2G total mem after some hardware problems I've been runnig at those lows (1G total is kindof tight with zfs..) Well, just wanted to report... The box is not totally dead yet, ie I can still do Ctrl-T on console, but thats it.. I don't really know what more I can do so.. I don't have KDB/DDB. I'll wait another hour or so before I hard reboot it, unless it "unlocks&qu...

Hello, I'm in a situation where my code is calling many native functions. Sometimes, these calls are simply calls to static "accessor" methods that read a variable in some class object (object pointer as input, member variable value returned as output). I was wondering if using the setOnlyReadsMemory method on the native function objects could help LLVM generate optimized code

...ble pkg for Shorewall is version "Shorewall-1.4.7c", of which, I''m currently running. The most current version of Shorewall on the Shorewall site is 1.4.10RC3. I know that I can manually download and apply anything that I want to my system, but I''m just wondering what kindof **process** (if there is one), happens, that makes a specific pkg build "considered stable"? 2.) When choosing a "Word Wrap at Colums:" selection in my mail client, what is the most curtious setting to choose? Right now I have this set at "78". Is there a preferred...

Hi Folks, I have a situation where my Colo insists on a particular IP setup for my * server box. They allocate two blocks of IPs to my colo server. One set as my own (ex 20.20.20.20.4/30 - 4 ips) and the other as a transit lan (es 10.10.10.0/29). These are all public IP addresses and there is no NAT involved in. So essentially I have to set-up IP aliases in my Linux box as follows; Example:

...more general one: how do optimizations that are specific to the front-end language get done? How does the front-end "secret knowledge" get passed through somehow so it can be used for optimization purposes? Apologies for sounding skeptical, I'm just trying to nail down an answer to a kindof philosophical question. ------ Another question: does LLVM know about or handle signal frames? What if code wants to unwind across a signal frame? This is another thing that would be required for Java if e.g. you wanted to detect null pointer access via signals. Note setjmp/longjmp works OK acros...

Does anyone know how to use Mongrel to create virtual hosts? My production site will have all kinds of domains pointing to it, and I also need to figure out how to do subdomains. Rails should react to the host name, doing a lookup based on the name and pull different records from the database based on this. For example, I''d like www.mysite.com to point back to 127.0.0.1:3000, and the