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...unt of memory that dom0 gets on some system. It''s a system with 8GB of RAM, running 2.6.38-6 with pv_ops and Xen 4.1 If I want to set the amount of memory for dom0, I get very bogus results. See here: http://pastebin.com/gRgY9ERN If I use the M notation (xl mem-set 0 4096M) the outcome is similarily unpredictable, and sometimes I get the memory set to something like 200-300MB and in rare cases a kernel panic. Also, if I set the "dom0_mem=X" kernel parameter, the amount of memory Xen gives to dom0 is fairly random... sometimes 2GB, sometimes 6GB, sometimes ~500MB, regrardless of what...

...bers (using 1st column of range_mat) s.t the first 5 numbers will be in the range (6.25 - 6.75), next 15 numbers should be in the range (6.75 to 7.25), next 60 numbers should be in the range (7.25 to 8.75), next 15 numbers in the range (8.75 to 9.25) and last 5 numbers in the range (9.25 to 9.75). Similarily, I need to generate (0, 20, 60, 20, 0 i.e. 2nd column of rate_number) uniform random numbers in the range (using 2nd column of range_mat) i.e. (8.5 to 9), (9 to 9.5), (9.5 to 10.5), (10.5 to 11), (11 to 11.5) respectively. I could have generated these random numbers Individually using runif, but m...

Hello, Since outgoinglimit is EOL'd, I've implemented SetGroup/GetGroupCount to ensure that SIP clients will only have a single call at any time. Works perfectly for simple calls using Dial(). I'm now struggling to find a way to similarily limit 2nd calls to SIP clients that are Agents, who receive their calls from a Queue(). Is there any way to accomplish this (without writing a patch)? Thanks Ryan

...a testcase. Note that I found a related problem if the receiver is frozen. Once it unfreezes, you may have a hundred speex_jitter_put before a _get. _get will then still return the very first packet, even if there are suddenly 100 unplayed packets in the buffer (so it's playing old data). Similarily, if more than 300 packets are suddenly inserted, the buffer is full, and the call to _get actually fails, even if there are 300 consecutive packets in the buffer. After a few _get calls, the buffer will reset, and the next packet inserted will be in sync again. However, this is a rather unusual...

Hello, Maybe it''s a silly question, but I cannot find anything in Rails changelog or google it out. There is a Rails::Version module (since version 0.14.something) that gives me a version number of Rails, similarily to Rails::Info module. Apparently in Rails version 1.0 (or maybe sooner) the name of the module was changed from ''Version'' to ''VERSION'' which breaks my debugging template. Is there any reason for this change? Of course I understand that there''s no ne...

...need. > as the comments said, check if subscript A can possibly have the same value as B in analyseSIV(A,B) > but i didn't get How to use this information ? > > lets just say in the above program > When i use depends function it shows the dependency from load of x to store in x. similarily for array a. > but how can i be sure that there is no dependence from store of x to load of x in the next iteration ? LoopDependenceAnalysis isn't really ready for use yet. When it is ready, you would be able to ask explicitly: Is there a dependence from the store of x to (one of) the...

...o control the pass pipeline down to single passes (why would you want to enable/disable mem2reg really?) then you are relying on LLVM internals anyway. If you need/want that level of control then your best bet would be to link against the LLVM libraries or I guess shipping and relying on llc/opt is similarily good/bad. It will work but you will have to do more work to keep track with llvm releases, development of new passes, new behaviors, ... > > - Matthias > >> Am 10.03.2017 um 23:50 schrieb Moritz Angermann <moritz.angermann at gmail.com>: >> >> Hi Matthias, >&g...

...39;" ) } } } # Examples: apache_site { ["www.example.com", "blog.example.com"]: ensure => present; "java.example.com": require => "libapache2-mod-jk", ensure => present; "nudes.example.com": ensure => absent; } }}} Similarily the module defines could be rearranged. If you agree, I could rework the recipe and also inline the *{en,dis}able* execs so that there are only the apache_site and apache_module defines. Regards, David - -- - - hallo... wie gehts heute? - - *hust* gut *rotz* *keuch* - - gott sei dank kommunizi...

...quot;) >[1] "urca" > >lc.df >## now the 'show'-method for objects of class 'ur.df' is not utilised, >rather the generic >## displaying all slots > >> library(urca) >> lc.df > >## still the same as compared to the above output. >## similarily > >> class(summary(lc.df)) >[1] "table" > > >In the NAMESPACE file export directives for methods and classes are >included as: > >## Classes >exportClasses("urca", "ca.jo", "cajo.test", "ur.kpss", "ca.po&...

...ate JIT code without explicitly doing any pass (but I suppose that internally, compiler passes are running!) - is there a dissymetry between JIT machine code generation in memory, and C or ELF shared object generation in files? I thought that all these shared a lot of LLVM infrastructure and happen similarily! Also, the llvm/tools/llc/llcp.ccp file explicitly need passes and a pass manager to generate .so and .c files I would like to understand precisely how to patch the fibionnaci example to generate an ELF shared object or a C file, in addition of the JIT-ed code in memory. May it should become a FA...

...o control the pass pipeline down to single passes (why would you want to enable/disable mem2reg really?) then you are relying on LLVM internals anyway. If you need/want that level of control then your best bet would be to link against the LLVM libraries or I guess shipping and relying on llc/opt is similarily good/bad. It will work but you will have to do more work to keep track with llvm releases, development of new passes, new behaviors, ... >>> >>> - Matthias >>> >>>> Am 10.03.2017 um 23:50 schrieb Moritz Angermann <moritz.angermann at gmail.com>: >&g...

Hi Matthias, I’m trying to see if I can make do with the clang interface only. How do I pass flags to opt or llc? Say I want to enable/disable tbaa, which could be done with `--enable-tbaa=true/false` or `-mem2reg` or `-globalopt`? Would the `-llvm` switch be, what I’m looking for or the `-Xclang`, or something else entirely? Cheers, Moritz > On Mar 11, 2017, at 2:26 AM, Matthias Braun

...;>lc.df >>## now the 'show'-method for objects of class 'ur.df' is not utilised, >>rather the generic >>## displaying all slots >> >>> library(urca) >>> lc.df >> >>## still the same as compared to the above output. >>## similarily >> >>> class(summary(lc.df)) >>[1] "table" >> >> >>In the NAMESPACE file export directives for methods and classes are >>included as: >> >>## Classes >>exportClasses("urca", "ca.jo", "cajo.test&...

...k like using environment > variables is a good or encouraged thing because there are downsides: > > - The bug reproducetion instruction and file bundles that clang produces > when it crashes does not show environment variables, meaning you possibly > cannot reproduce a bug... > - Similarily when producing .ll files, going through jenkins output, etc. > You typically have no good way to see the environment variables in effect. > Even if you do, there are typically hundreds of them and it may be hard to > know which ones affect the compiler. > - env vars only work more relia...

Yes, but in your example getenv is called every time enableFooBar needs to be initialized. What if your code is itself wrapped inside another loop you can't see (for example, the PassManager invoking passes)? Maybe I'm being overly pedantic. We use a lot of environment variables in our compiler because it's really super annoying and takes a lot of developer time to have to update

...ebian-reportbug-2004 at ssd.axu.tm> reported: > [...] > Package: xenstore-utils > [...] > I would hope that there would be a more descriptive description > for this package, so I could know if I really need it. This applies to libxenstore3.0 as well, which includes a description similarily low on information: > Xenstore communications library for Xen > This package contains the public libxenstore. *t -- -------------------------------------------------------- Tomas Pospisek http://sourcepole.com - Linux & Open Source Solutions ------------------------------------...

...te that I found a related problem if the receiver is frozen. Once it > unfreezes, you may have a hundred speex_jitter_put before a _get. _get > will then still return the very first packet, even if there are suddenly > 100 unplayed packets in the buffer (so it's playing old data). > Similarily, if more than 300 packets are suddenly inserted, the buffer > is full, and the call to _get actually fails, even if there are 300 > consecutive packets in the buffer. After a few _get calls, the buffer > will reset, and the next packet inserted will be in sync again. > However, this is...

Has anyone else had a problem with scripts and tasks going really slow? For example, "rake migrate" alone took me 3 minutes for two migrations, and the total time reported for the two migrations was .172 seconds. Similarily, "ruby script/destroy model" produced no output for a few minutes and then destroyed all the appropriate files in a fraction of a second. I can''t figure out why this is happening on some machines and not on others. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

This may be a begining question. If so, please bear with me. If I have some data that based on the historgram and other plots it "looks" like a beta distribution. Is there a function or functions within R to help me determine the model parameters for such a distirbution? Similarily for other "common" distirbutions, Poisson(lambda), Chi-Square(degrees of freedom, chi-square statistic), etc. For a normal distribution it is relatively straight forward as mean and variance can be computed failrly readily. So far in my reading such parameters are more or less given but t...

.../www:/sbin/nologin zutenis:x:500:500::/home/zutenis:/bin/bash ?RESDOM\Administrator::0:1000:?:: ::0:1001:?:: ::0:1002:?:: ::0:1003:?:: ::0:1004:?:: ::0:1005:?:: ::0:1006:?:: As you can see the the unix entries are ok, but the NT Domain entries do seem to be corrupted. getent group also seems to be similarily affected. Output of wbinfo -u shows: [root@vmlinux1 samba]# wbinfo -u MASTERDOM\Administrator MASTERDOM\Guest MASTERDOM\master RESDOM\Administrator RESDOM\Guest RESDOM\mnewman RESDOM\test RESDOM\zutenis [root@vmlinux1 samba]# This output seems correct. winbind seems ok . I have changed /etc/nss...