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...s are going to be updated with LLVM 3.8 & 3.9 builds? I'm not sure how clean / dirty of a solution you'd be okay with, but I'd just point out that CMake developers provide working binary tarballs for Linux with every release at https://cmake.org/download/ . So, if you are not a purist and/or need the CMake backport for some other reasons anyways, it's as simple as just unpacking it on the builder and adding to the front of the PATH variable. I use this approach on my Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise) builders, as a proper backport simply isn't worth the effort for my purposes,...

...ee where that gets us. I have some pretty good testcases. I'd be thrilled if we could just dump these SCEV changes. That's why I did the original GEP instcombine stuff. I actually ripped out the SCEV changes after that and performance tanked. :( > [0] or i1* if you feel like being a purist ;-). Err? What are the scaling semantics for i1? I don't immediately see that it should be the same as i8. -Dave

...e going to be OK. > > > I'm not sure how clean / dirty of a solution you'd be okay with, but > > I'd just point out that CMake developers provide working binary > > tarballs for Linux with every release at https://cmake.org/download/ . > > So, if you are not a purist and/or need the CMake backport for some > > other reasons anyways, it's as simple as just unpacking it on the > > builder and adding to the front of the PATH variable. I use this > > approach on my Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise) builders, as a proper backport > > simply isn'...

...ance of buttons through CSS to get exactly what you want seems very hard. I've managed to get the button looking right, but the text is wrong, or the text looks right but the button is wrong. Many people seem to have gone down the route of having clickable DIV's or A's which from a purist point of view just seems wrong. A button should be a button, a link a link.

...ut I can't quite figure it out. So, before I scrap this entirely, let me spell out what I want to do. I want my Ubuntu box to be a PXE server, but I don't want to push out Ubuntu or other 'nix flavors. I have a TCP/IP boot disk which we use to run Ghost. The images, all Windows (sorry purists), are stored on another machine. Lastly, I am far, far from a wiz with Ubuntu. I can follow instructions, and have followed every guide for getting this to work I can find, and none of them have. This is my last ditch effort to get this to work before I reformat the box as a Windows server and fi...

...EV changes. That's why I did the original GEP instcombine > stuff. I actually ripped out the SCEV changes after that and > performance tanked. :( Ok, this seems the best approach. If you hit something you can't fix, we can re-evaluate. >> [0] or i1* if you feel like being a purist ;-). > > Err? What are the scaling semantics for i1? I don't immediately see > that it should be the same as i8. Array elements are guaranteed to start on address-unit boundaries, so i1 elements get padded to the nearest address-unit size. Dan

...ns why it makes sense -- other passes like getelementptrs too, and it reduces complexity to avoid having everything understand inttoptr when most people don't need it. If you want to change this, it'd be helpful to show a code example to show motivation. [0] or i1* if you feel like being a purist ;-). Dan

...t; > I'm not sure how clean / dirty of a solution you'd be okay with, but > > I'd just point out that CMake developers provide working binary > > tarballs for Linux with every release at > https://cmake.org/download/ . > > So, if you are not a purist and/or need the CMake backport for some > > other reasons anyways, it's as simple as just unpacking it on the > > builder and adding to the front of the PATH variable. I use this > > approach on my Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise) builders, as a proper backport > >...

...ment console)? The latest FreePBX is module driven - pretty cool. I've plans to step through the "Asterisk: Future of Telephony" with old laptop in order to get a different view of Asterisk. Am used to Linux & CLI -- do either of you have any preferences? My guess is that some purists may look at FreePBX as a lesser product but ... I think it's simply a product base built right on top of Asterisk to help new Asterisk people hit the ground running (and provides some extras such as SugarCRM, Credit Card app, etc.). Thanks, Dakota -------------- next part -------------- An HT...

I have a few enhancements to SCEV to help it identify more types of recurrences. I want to send these upstream but I need a little feedback. I've added ptrtoint and inttoptr SCEV expressions so that recurrences involving these constructs can be recognized. However, this scary comment gives me pause: // It's tempting to handle inttoptr and ptrtoint as no-ops, however this can //

...understand the basic rules. What I have is a file with some data. I read it in and then do a summary on the resulting dataframe. I find the some values are completely outside the expected range, these value need to be dropped from further analysis as erroneous observations (yes, I apologize to the purists in advance :-) ). If I do this and read the file again, then circlesPlot (from fBasics) two of the columns in the data, then the plot is not updated. The outlier point is still there. However, when I detach and reattach the dataframe, it seems to work okay. For example, # Plot has the outlier poi...

...vealing a programmeR's thinko / bug / .., something where the code was clearly suboptimal and should've been improved. (Unfortunately, the bug has often been in packages, and sometimes I had to disable the setting when I wanted that "buggy" package to work ..) Occasionally being puristic, let me state this: __________________________________________________________________ /------------------------------------------------------------------\ | | | Every careful R programmer should use (something like "...

...s migrate to actually doing IO using VFS (likely a lot of work) know which concrete VFSes they construct, and track the needed info externally stop using VFS, and build separate abstractions for tracking remapping of native files etc abandon the new features that depend on this file remapping As a purist, 2 and 4 seem like the cleanest options, but that's easy to say when it's someone else's work. What path should we take here? Cheers, Sam -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/attachments/20181115/02...

...t; \ FC="gfortran -arch i386" \ --enable-R-framework=no \ --enable-R-shlib \ --without-blas \ --x-includes=/usr/X11/include \ --x-libraries=/usr/X11/lib Notice the --enable-R-framework=no \ --enable-R-shlib \ No flames please.I'm sure I'm breaking lot's of R purist-isms. There's a bigger picture here than trying to get R and packages to build by themselves. When I build packages, using sudo R, for example: > install.packages(c("rconifers"), + lib="/usr/local/lib/R/library", + repos="http://cran.r-project.org", +...

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...r standard error estimators, by supplying a new vcov method for the class. The initial discusssion was about heteroscedasticity-consistent sandwich estimators, but from my point of view autocorrelation-consistent estimators and estimators that handle sampling weights are more interesting. OOP purists might point out that the relationship involved is not, strictly speaking, inheritance. They would be quite right. However, unless someone wants to rewrite glm and lm for S4 classes I think that battle is lost. -thomas Thomas Lumley Assoc. Professor, Biostatistics tlumley at u.washing...

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...confusing to those using str(tapply), args(tapply) or similar inspection to quickly get a glimpse of the function user "interface". That's why we typically don't do that and rather slightly cheat with the formal default, for the above "didactical" purposes. If you are puristic about this, then missing() should almost never be used when the function argument has a formal default. I don't have a too strong opinion here, and we do have quite a few other cases, where the formal default argument is not always used because of if(missing(.)) clauses. I think I could...

...think callers might use your API. From the perspective of a > caller, a Twine argument is at least as expressive as a StringRef > (since all StringRefs can be Twined implicitly), but it takes that > extra step to write the implementation. > > Perhaps I'm aiming for some kind of purist/perfectionist argument that > isn't necessary or practical, but I hope I've been clear in explaining > my uncertainty/issue here. Yes, I'm deeply unhappy about this aspect of our string api's. -Chris

...onfigured per the dolby 5.1 specs but rather listening on an >(likely irregular) Ambisonic array sized according to their needs and >resources. Because of this, I'm slightly more concerned with compatiblity >with such setups than absoultly perfect mirror of the mix intent. Bingo - the purist will use an Ambisonic array - but there are many still suffering with 5.1 >However, if it's common practice to do evil things with the LFE (say put >the same LF content thats on the main channels but 180deg out of phase) >then I will have to seriously consider using a seperate channe...