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...#39;s reasonable to require that someone reading code already knows the > tools being used. I'm familiar with the old "the code is the comments" approach to documentation. The difficulty with it is exactly what we see here. It's not clear, even to a reasonably intelligent bash progammer, that the use of "exec" is to insure compatibility with fish and tcsh users. I've used both, and in fact published the first public ports of tcsh for SunOS, and even I'd have think carefully to deduce, from raw principles, why my scripting in bash is written in a fairly ugly to en...

Hello All, I am new to R, and I am writing to seek your advice on how best to use it to run R's various normality tests in an automated way. In a nutshell, my situation is as follows. I work in an investment bank, and my team and I are concerned that the assumption we make in our models that the returns of assets are normally distributed may not be justified for certain asset classes. We are

I'm pretty new to R, and not much of a progammer (yet). I'm having trouble navigating the graphical output for the party algorithm. Essentially, my tree is too large for the default page size so the nodes overlap and obscure one another. Anybody know how to change the plot parameters to either: 1) enlarge the page size so the default...

Hi, Currently I am trying to solve a minimization problem using optim as method Nelder-Mead. However, Neldel-Mead needs many iterations until it finally converges. I have set $control.trace and $control.report such that I can see the value of the function at each iteration. I do see that I set the convergence criteria to strict in the sense that the function value does not change much. However,

I havent had the time to look into this further, and since i'm not a much of a C progammer, i'm afraid i might never figure it out so i thought i'd report it here. i'm running icecast 1.3.11 and feeding it with iceS 0.2.2. i've got 7 streams running, each running a different playlist out of my collection in random order. one of the streams runs for a few hours and then c...

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Dear Usman, I no longer work on UPS development. You should direct your question to the nut-upsdev mailing list (cc'd above). See also http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/nut-upsdev Best wishes, -- Peter Usman Abid wrote: > > hello sir i hope you will be fine i have read your article on > Belkin Universal UPS protocol description i want to communicate with > my UPS

...trict the child process to AS-Safe functions. Or that glibc has taken special pains to make reliance on certain AS-unsafe functions (namely, malloc() and getenv()) "safer" in practice, despite permission from POSIX allowing glibc to throw caution to the wind and claim deadlocks to be the progammer's bug rather than glibc's. The fact that documentation does not match reality is indeed disheartening, but this may be a good time to open up bug requests to the documentation team(s) that can improve it for the next reader. Deadlock avoidance is one of the harder topics in computer scien...

...ith "John Smith" > person.projects > > # all roles assocated with "John Smith" > person.roles > > role = Role.find(1) # "programmer" > > # all projects with a "programmer" role > role.projects > > # all people with a "progammer" role > role.people > > > now say you want to add John as a "manager" (id = 2) role to Project 10 > > john = Person.find_by_name("John") > manager = Role.find_by_name("Manager") > project.find(10) > > with this information, you co...

On Wed, Nov 25, 2015 at 12:20 PM, Philip Hands <phil at hands.com> wrote: > Nico Kadel-Garcia <nkadel at gmail.com> writes: >> What seems to be missing in the patch is a comment line, above the >> stanza, explaining why the code uses "exec". > > My reading of the presence of "exec" there was: > > We're assuming that the current

Hi, I''m trying to figure the most efficient way to model the following. I can think of at least two ways to relate the tables but from a client/server perspective! I''m wondering how to best (and elegantly)relate them from an AR perspective. A project has many people, A person can work on many projects at any time, A project has many roles, A role is performed by a person, A

Hi all, I was just made aware of this: <http://www.codeigniter.com> I wonder where the inspiration comes from? Lots of very similar concepts there ;) I''ve only watched the intro movie so far, but very interesting. jt

...1) # "John Smith" # all projects assocated with "John Smith" person.projects # all roles assocated with "John Smith" person.roles role = Role.find(1) # "programmer" # all projects with a "programmer" role role.projects # all people with a "progammer" role role.people now say you want to add John as a "manager" (id = 2) role to Project 10 john = Person.find_by_name("John") manager = Role.find_by_name("Manager") project.find(10) with this information, you could do it several different ways...depending on t...

Hi, I''m somewhat of a Rails newbie and am trying to understand how to formulate n-way (3 or 4 way) joins in Rails (where the join tables contain extra data as well.) Let me give you my basic entities: foos id - pk name - unique bars id - pk name - unique bazs id - pk name - unique frozs id - pk name - unique then i have two separate join tables: foos_bars_bazs - 3 way join

On 2/21/23 20:32, Eric Blake wrote: > On Tue, Feb 21, 2023 at 07:07:38PM +0100, Laszlo Ersek wrote: >> Well, given Daniel's comments meanwhile, it seems like the original >> execvp() is something we shouldn't fret about. :/ > > glibc marks execvp() and exevpe() as 'MT-Safe env', which means it > does not modify 'environ' and presumably does not use

Hello, Thomas_B._Rücker, Initially I was asking for a working example file with more than one stream instance. Something that I can take as an example to work from. I've not gotten that yet, despite posting 2 config files; both that came with the install package. Trust me, if there were other choices for streaming servers than just icecast and shoutcast; I'd be running there to see if

...t this point. But there are _several_ factors. But I'm sure the first time Intel saw AMD's x86-64/PAE52 presentation, the same thing popped into my mind that popped into Intel's mind ... Virtualization - The 48-bit/256TiB limitation of x86-64 "Long Mode" There is a "progammers limit" of 48-bit/256TiB in x86-64 "Long Mode." This limitation is due to how i386/i486-TLB works -- 16-bit segment, 32-bit off-set. If AMD would have choosen to ignore such compatibility, it would have been near-impossible for 32-bit/PAE36 programs to run under a kernel of a differ...