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...=> "my_action") }) %> <%= text_field(''my_object'', ''my_parameter'', :maxlength => ''30'' )%> <%= submit_tag "Send"%> <%= end_form_tag %> In the controller I retrive the information using: @my_value = params[:my_object][:my_parameter] OK. In other parts I have a link_to as: <%= link_to(user.my_value, :controller => "my_controller", :action => "my_action", XXXXXXX ) %> How can I change the XXXXXX to have the same behavior as I have previously? Thanks in adv...

Hi all, I have some graphs where the values on the X and Y axes are by default in exponent form like 2e+05 or 1.0e+07. Is it possible to make them in a more readable form like 10M for 1.0e+07 or 200K for 2e+05? Thanks and Regards, - vihan

...u for your quick answer, I'm far of the digits capacity and my values are not the result of a computation. I'm developping a R package to acces a specific data source. And I need precision a few better. How can I do ? When I try this In R console, this is correct and what I need : > my_value <- 29.958334 > my_value == 29.958334 [1] TRUE But I need to do the first operation (my_value <- 29.958334) in C Regards, ----- Message d'origine ---- De : jim holtman <jholtman at gmail.com> ? : JS Ubei <jsubei at yahoo.fr> Cc : r-help at r-project.org Envoy? le : Jeud...

...u for your quick answer, I'm far of the digits capacity and my values are not the result of a computation. I'm developping a R package to acces a specific data source. And I need precision a few better. How can I do ? When I try this In R console, this is correct and what I need : > my_value <- 29.958334 > my_value == 29.958334 [1] TRUE But I need to do the first operation (my_value <- 29.958334) in C Regards, ----- Message d'origine ---- De : jim holtman <jholtman at gmail.com> ? : JS Ubei <jsubei at yahoo.fr> Cc : r-help at r-project.org Envoy? le : Jeud...

Hi all, System: x86-64 ubuntu 11.04 LLVM: 3.0 gcc: 4.5.2 I declare a thread_local global variable and access it in a function in llvm IR. for example, @my_value = linkonce thread_local global %dummy* null define void @test1() { entry: %load_my_value = load %dummy** @my_value .... } After that, I use the following command: bash$ llc -relocation-model=pic test.ll And I have test.s which is an assembly file. I tried to build it with gcc, but I h...

Hi all, I have recently encountered a problem when creating LLVM IRs. I am wondering if there is a standard or easy way to create a load from a certain register? For example, CreateLoad(rbp, NAME). Thanks, Chen -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/attachments/20131213/ec277276/attachment.html>

...ause it's the frame pointer then for that one case there is actually an @llvm.frameaddress intrinsic you can call to get it. But if you want other registers as well, the only way I can think of is through inline assembly. This is roughly the line clang produces, and should be sufficient: %my_value = call i64 asm "movq $0, %rbp", "=r"() Cheers. Tim.

...y of service - another IVR, record some messages) same => n,Hangup() exten => h,1,Noop(I'm using func_odbc to save quiz results into DB, process recorded files, etc.) same => n,Noop(I'm using cdr_adaptive to store custom fields in table columns) same => n,CDR(my_custom_field_a)=my_value same => n,CDR(my_custom_field_z)=my_value [office] exten => 555,1,Dial(SIP/555) same => n,Hangup() A call comes from a SIP trunk directly to 555 at incoming. It forks new pair of Local channels, bridging other leg to SIP/555. SIP peer answers the call, then hangs up. Dialplan continues r...

On Tue, 16 Jan 2007, Nicolas Geoffray wrote: >> Can you give a compilable C function as an example? >> >> > Well I'm not sure on how to do this in C, but in x86 assembly a simple > jmp %eax does it. I don't understand. You're making a claim that the C compiler isn't producing optimal code for some case. Can you give an example of a C function that llvm

...itchInst, the just in time compiler generates two jumps, one to jump to the right case, and then one to jump to the correct label. Typically, I understood that, to make indirect branches, the (pseudo-) code generated is: label1: instructions label2: instructions label3: instructions my_value = @ of a label switch(my_value) { case label1: jump label1 case label2: jump label2 case label3: jump label3 default: abort("invalid label") } What I was asking is : what is the assembly code generated by llvm for this kind of code? My guess was 2 jumps. But it might be...

...zdw at mail.gmail.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > > Hi all, > > System: x86-64 ubuntu 11.04 > LLVM: 3.0 > gcc: 4.5.2 > > I declare a thread_local global variable and access it in a function in > llvm IR. > for example, > > @my_value = linkonce thread_local global %dummy* null > > define void @test1() { > entry: > %load_my_value = load %dummy** @my_value > .... > } > > After that, I use the following command: > > bash$ llc -relocation-model=pic test.ll > > And I have test.s which is...

I have a table that has city, state and postal code. I want to auto-fill the city and state when a postal code is entered. The city and postal code are simple text fields, but the state is a drop-down list with abbreviations as the value, and the full state name as the option text. I assume with Ajax.Updater I could just return the HTML for both the city and state fields -- including the entire

...search_paths with an element for index A and index B. However, when Index B is updated by AAF, RDig.searcher.search will not "see" the changes to Index B until I restart Mongrel (or restart script/console). If I query Index B directly through ClassB.find_by_contents("myfield:my_value") I see the updated results immediately with no restart. I know that RDig creates a single IndexReader for class. Does the IndexReader cache the segments files in memory? Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance for your help! Erik

Hi, Since the below is a little long, I put my question at the top: how do I troubleshoot awful exported resources performance in puppet and is there anything I can tweak to get it to run under 10 minutes in larger environments? I have a fairly modest environment (118 nodes, but prod will be at least twice as large). I''m trying to move my distributed nagios setup to one based on

I'm trying to build a hack to add/modify a groupmap entry in the group_mapping.tdb file by hand. What I'd like to do is to manually perform something like this: echo -e "open group_mapping.tdb\ninsert my_key my_value\nq" | tdbtool In this attempt, I expect to add a new group map entry in the tdb file. The key I'm using is the same as samba uses: domain_group/SID. I'm having trouble with the value of the {key,value} pair. When I issue a dump of a functional group_mapping.tdb file, I notice that...