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Dear Partecipants to the list, I am Enrico Foscolo, a student of the Faculty of Statistics, University of Bologna, and I am interested under consideration of the search of zeros of one function. I would want to write a code using the software R. I have already read the book "Computing the Zeros of Analytic Functions" (P. Kravanja and M. Van Barel, 2000) that speaks about this problem,

...m not >> sure it is totally ok. > They would have to participate in register allocation. Should they? I mean: the register allocation "simply" creates a map (VirtReg -> PhysReg), and actual register re-writing takes place in a subsequent machine pass. So, we could avoid their partecipation in register allocation, reducing register pressure and spill/reload work. As a downside, we would have intrinsics with virtual registers as outputs, but it is not a problem, since they do not perform any real computation. > I think the only > downside would be an intrinsic that artificially e...

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Dear Partecipants to the list, I am searching a R function, which can calculate the inverse of one real value function. Does it exists a R code in order to make it? Many thanks for any kind of help and for Your availability. Enrico Foscolo ------------------------------------------------------ Passa a Infostrada. ADSL e Telefono senza limiti e senza canone Telecom

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I followed the directions on the Theora website to download the .ax file and the Visual Studio project to build the DLL. I then registered the ax file using the regsvr32 tool. Then I started up the DirectShow tool called 'GraphEdit' where you can see all the installed DirectShow filters and create the filter graphs. In the list of all DS filters, I could find the following 3 filters:

I followed the directions on the Theora website to download the .ax file and the Visual Studio project to build the DLL. I then registered the ax file using the regsvr32 tool. Then I started up the DirectShow tool called 'GraphEdit' where you can see all the installed DirectShow filters and create the filter graphs. In the list of all DS filters, I could find the following 3 filters:

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Am 19/08/20 um 22:37 schrieb David Greene: > Lorenzo Casalino via llvm-dev <llvm-dev at lists.llvm.org> writes: > >>>> I was imagining a per-instruction data-structure collecting metadata info >>>> related to that specific instruction, instead of having several metadata info >>>> directly embedded in each instruction. >>> Interesting. At

...ent machine pass. > Maybe they could be skipped? I don't know if there's any precedent for > that. I think that they could be neglected, since they just carry information; there's no point in allocating physical registers for their unused output. >> So, we could avoid their partecipation in register allocation, >> reducing register pressure and spill/reload work. As a downside, we >> would have intrinsics with virtual registers as outputs, but it is not >> a problem, since they do not perform any real computation. > If we can get that to work, yes I guess havin...

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