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...eat, ingredients are sized down and proportioned correctly...the problem is that the resulting images are so blurry! So I''ve been doing some research and it looks like Paperclip::Processor may be the way to go. Here is what I have so far: *** RAILS_ROOT/lib/paperclip_processors/paperclip_sharpen_image.rb *** require ''RMagick'' module Paperclip class SharpenImage < Paperclip::Processor def initialize file, options = {} super @file = file @format = options[:format] @current_format = Fil...

Does anyone understand the SharpenModifier table in pp.c, used in the Block Dering filter? Our general program has been to move any data tables required by the decoder into the third setup (or 'table') packet to allow future encoder flexibility. Yesterday I committed changes to the reference implementation to include th...

Hi, Is it possible to get an application that requires the MS NET framework to run under WINE? I see the MONO site. If I build and run MONO would it allow me to run an application under WINE? Actually I want to do this with a free program called RUFZ to help sharpen morse code skills. Thanks Kurt

...gt; avoid inlining its callees if it causes it to become too big ..) > > 2) There seems to be only one inliner pass. For calls to small > functions, it is better to perform early inlining as one of the local > (per function) optimizations followed by scalar opt clean up. This will > sharpen the summary information. (Note the inline summary update does > not consider the possible cleanup) Hi David, You're correct that there's only one inliner pass, but I don't understand how an early inliner would help. In LLVM's case, after we inline one function into another,...

...lem -- for static functions avoid inlining its callees if it causes it to become too big ..) 2) There seems to be only one inliner pass. For calls to small functions, it is better to perform early inlining as one of the local (per function) optimizations followed by scalar opt clean up. This will sharpen the summary information. (Note the inline summary update does not consider the possible cleanup) 3) recursive inlining is not supported 4) function with indirect branch is not inlined. What source construct does indirect branch instr correspond to ? variable jump? 5) fudge factor prefers funct...

...artition is, everything works fine. So someone is just reporting the geometry wrong, probably forgetting to subtract off a non-zero starting location. ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials. Become an expert in LINUX or just sharpen your skills. Sign up for IBM''s Free Linux Tutorials. Learn everything from the bash shell to sys admin. Click now! http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1278&alloc_id=3371&op=click _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https:/...

Dear all, I''m working with the geometric distribution for the time being, and I''m confused. This may have more to do with statistics than R itself, but since I''m getting results from R I find counterintuitive (well, yeah, my statistical intuition has not been properly sharpened), I feel like asking. The point first: If I do > rgeom(1,prob=1) I get: [1] NaN Warning message: NAs produced in: rgeom(n, prob) And if I do: > rgeom(1,prob=0) I get: [1] NaN Warning message: NAs produced in: rgeom(n, prob) I was expecting to get 0 and Inf respectively.... Should I ex...

...s.line") my.trellis.pars$lwd = 0 mtcars$HP <- equal.count(mtcars$hp) trellis.par.set("axis.line", my.trellis.pars) xyplot(mpg ~ disp | HP + factor(cyl), mtcars) useOuterStrips(xyplot(mpg ~ disp | HP + factor(cyl), mtcars)) -- The purpose of models is not to fit the data but to sharpen the questions. --Samuel Karlin

Hi all, I tend to compile my code with all GCC warnings turned on. However, when I do this : vorbis_comment_add_tag(&vdata->vc,"ENCODER","libsndfile"); I get the following warning messages: warning: passing argument 2 of 'vorbis_comment_add_tag' discards qualifiers from pointer target type warning: passing argument 3 of

...unctions avoid inlining its > callees if it causes it to become too big ..) > 2) There seems to be only one inliner pass.  For calls to small functions, > it is better to perform early inlining as one of the local (per function) > optimizations followed by scalar opt clean up. This will sharpen the summary > information.  (Note the inline summary update does not consider the possible > cleanup) > 3)  recursive inlining is not supported > 4) function with indirect branch is not inlined. What source construct does > indirect branch instr correspond to ? variable jump? This c...

...to A and leave C out of line. This can be handled with a heuristic like the one above. > 2) There seems to be only one inliner pass. For calls to small functions, it is better to perform early inlining as one of the local (per function) optimizations followed by scalar opt clean up. This will sharpen the summary information. (Note the inline summary update does not consider the possible cleanup) Yep. This is a feature :) > 3) recursive inlining is not supported This is a policy decision. It's not clear whether it is really a good idea, though I have seen some bugzilla or something...

...ts callees if it causes it to become too big ..) >> >> 2) There seems to be only one inliner pass. For calls to small >> functions, it is better to perform early inlining as one of the local >> (per function) optimizations followed by scalar opt clean up. This will >> sharpen the summary information. (Note the inline summary update does >> not consider the possible cleanup) >> > > Hi David, > > You're correct that there's only one inliner pass, but I don't understand > how an early inliner would help. In LLVM's case, after we...

...ll to contribute your free time to helping others on the User''s List. I assure you that I will not be there racing you to answer people''s questions ( :-) ) and I think that you will find that helping other users solve their problems can be a very rewarding experience. Plus you can sharpen your own Shorewall skills in the process. I am very optimistic about the future of Shorewall and I trust that each and every one of you will give the new Shorewall team your complete support. With warmest regards, -Tom -- Tom Eastep \ Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool Shore...

...t this error err:module:NE_LoadBuiltinModule loaded .so but dll winenas.drv still not found [philip@office freddy]$ wine -version Wine 20031118 ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials. Become an expert in LINUX or just sharpen your skills. Sign up for IBM's Free Linux Tutorials. Learn everything from the bash shell to sys admin. Click now! http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id78&alloc_id371&op蘫 _____________________________________________________________________ Ltsp-discuss mailing list. To un-subscribe, or change...

...---------- You all know that Rails and Ruby are on the move. Every month brings new tools, new techniques, and new ideas on how to use them. But how do you keep up with the latest and greatest tools, techniques, and tricks? The Rails Edge is a 3-day, single-track conference where we all sharpen our edge throughout the year. Having one track means that everyone shares the experience, and everyone can build on each session during the breaks and in the evenings. It means we have a critical mass of folks, and all the more experience to share. -------------------- Who''s Involv...

...ings turned on: pre-processing, feedback correction, residual coding, dithering,...) takes 30ms to encode a 512x512 24bit bitmap image, and the x265 codec takes 300ms to encode that same ppm image. For decoding, the NHW Project (with all the expensive processing turned on: post-processing, UV comp sharpening,...) takes 10ms to decode the image, and the x265 codec takes 30ms to decode that same ppm image. As a remark, the x265 codec is highly highly optimized, notably SIMD and multithreading, and the NHW Project has absolutely no optimization (pure C unoptimized code).So with the same optimizations...

...Consumer Goods and Manufacturing. We are looking for Data Scientists to join our rapidly growing TIBCO Data Science team and provide business consulting expertise in the context of customer implementations of TIBCO software. The successful candidates will also engage in methodology development to sharpen our current tool kit. This position will require some travel to customer locations as well as integration and solution development within the TIBCO suite of products. The work can be accomplished from a home office, but candidates who can readily come in to our New York or Boston offices will be gi...

psitsNOT ("Photoshop it''s NOT!") is an AJAX powered image editor for Rails. Although it doesn''t pretend to be feature-rich, psitsNOT lets you rotate and crop; adjust brightness, contrast, and color balance; then reduce grain, enhance color contrast, sharpen, and set the final size of an image. It does a great job at enhancing digital photos for display on the web. A demo site is online at http://psitsnot.alevans.com (You''ll need an OpenID URL to log in and edit photos! See the links on the login page.) psitsNOT is now available as a Rai...

...an Analytics Consultant to work closely with our TIBCO Spotfire account management and implementation teams as well as our development team to provide analytics expertise within a pre and post sales capacity, proof-of-concept, customer implementation, methodology development and code development to sharpen our current tool kit to name a few. This position will require some travel to customer locations (about 25%) as well as research and development within the Spotfire suite of products and can be accomplished from a home office, but candidates who live in the North Carolina / Research Triangle Park...

...erred) to join our rapidly growing TIBCO Analytic Solutions team. The successful candidates will work closely with our TIBCO / Spotfire implementation and development teams to provide analytics expertise for customer pilots and implementations, methodology/training and product/code development to sharpen our current offerings. This position will require some travel to customer locations (about 10% or so) and the candidate needs to have solid communication and writing skills. The work can be accomplished from a home office, but candidates who live in the North Carolina / Research Triangle Park area...