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...coreduo x86 486 x86 pentium x86 pentium2 x86 pentium3 x86 athlon x86 n270 Moreover, if i decide to use the pentium3 cpumodel for my KVM VM, the CentOS freeze during its loading. My libvirt and kvm are the following on a Debian Squeeeze : $ virsh version Compiled against library: libvir 0.8.3 Using library: libvir 0.8.3 Using API: QEMU 0.8.3 Running hypervisor: QEMU 0.12.5 Does anybody already had the same issue or am I doing anything wrong ? Thanks for your answers Regards, Olivier BONHOMME

Dear r-helpers, I have six panels: op(par(mfrow = c(2, 3), xaxt = 'n', yaxt = 'n', pty = 's'). Each of them has a variable main = 'i', and xlab = '', ylab = '' I would like to achieve two things: (1) a common x-axis label under panel 5, and one label to the left of panels 1 and 4 (2) minimal space between the panels. I have looked for

...ib being compiled. >> >> [Example 2], For compile-time constants, their initialized value >> needs to to cloned to the partitions where it is referenced, >> The rationale is to make the post-ipo passes to take advantage >> of the initlized value to squeeeze some performance. >> >> In order to not bloat the code size, the cloned constant should >> mark "don't emit". [end of eg2] >> >> Being able to precisely update symbols' attribute is not only >> vital to correctness, it has...

...to the executable/lib being compiled. > > [Example 2], For compile-time constants, their initialized value > needs to to cloned to the partitions where it is referenced, > The rationale is to make the post-ipo passes to take advantage > of the initlized value to squeeeze some performance. > > In order to not bloat the code size, the cloned constant should > mark "don't emit". [end of eg2] > > Being able to precisely update symbols' attribute is not only > vital to correctness, it has significant impact to the...

.... >>> >>> [Example 2], For compile-time constants, their initialized value >>> needs to to cloned to the partitions where it is referenced, >>> The rationale is to make the post-ipo passes to take advantage >>> of the initlized value to squeeeze some performance. >>> >>> In order to not bloat the code size, the cloned constant should >>> mark "don't emit". [end of eg2] >>> >>> Being able to precisely update symbols' attribute is not only >>> vital...

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Release Announcements ===================== This is the second preview release of Samba 3.5. This is *not* intended for production environments and is designed for testing purposes only. Please report any defects via the Samba bug reporting system at https://bugzilla.samba.org/. Major enhancements in Samba 3.5.0 include: General changes: o Add support for full Windows timestamp resolution

...internal" to the executable/lib being compiled. [Example 2], For compile-time constants, their initialized value needs to to cloned to the partitions where it is referenced, The rationale is to make the post-ipo passes to take advantage of the initlized value to squeeeze some performance. In order to not bloat the code size, the cloned constant should mark "don't emit". [end of eg2] Being able to precisely update symbols' attribute is not only vital to correctness, it has significant impact to the the performance...

...to the executable/lib being compiled. > > [Example 2], For compile-time constants, their initialized value > needs to to cloned to the partitions where it is referenced, > The rationale is to make the post-ipo passes to take advantage > of the initlized value to squeeeze some performance. > > In order to not bloat the code size, the cloned constant should > mark "don't emit". [end of eg2] > > Being able to precisely update symbols' attribute is not only > vital to correctness, it has significant impact to t...