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...41776-898362261=:6767 Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII Something to think about for CRAN's future. best, -tony --1918950298-1868141776-898362261=:6767 Content-Type: MESSAGE/RFC822 Content-ID: <Pine.SUN.3.91.980620100329.6767C@chekov> =====BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE===== The Trove project is aimed at producing the next-generation Internet software archive facility. Its objective is to replace the ad-hoc hacks now used at Sunsite, CPAN, PSA, the Red Hat contrib directory and elsewhere with a flexible and powerful Web-accessible database that will, among other things, support...

...rom within R. GDAL is capable of reading and writing a wide range of geographic data formats including ESRI grid format and geotiff. On Wed, 2004-11-17 at 09:09, Witold Eryk Wolski wrote: > <SNIP> > SourceForge.net will consider the inclusion of a programming > language within the Trove system when we host at least 5 > projects based on that language. Please advise: Do you know > of 5 projects hosted on SourceForge.net based on this language? > <SNIP> Gretl, RPad and RMetrics, plus Ernesto's FLR and fsap make five. "GDAL Package for R", makes six....

Hi R-Users and Developers, Several months ago I made a request on Sourceforge to add the R/S - programming language to the _Trove_ categorization. ("The Trove is a means to convey basic metainformation about your project.") Today I got the following response of one of the sourceforge admins. <SNIP> SourceForge.net will consider the inclusion of a programming language within the Trove system when we host at...

Hi R-Users and Developers, Several months ago I made a request on Sourceforge to add the R/S - programming language to the _Trove_ categorization. ("The Trove is a means to convey basic metainformation about your project.") Today I got the following response of one of the sourceforge admins. <SNIP> SourceForge.net will consider the inclusion of a programming language within the Trove system when we host at...

...rce translations for OpenCL kernels), but I haven't had the time to investigate it in great detail, so I don't know how well it holds up to the code. Decompiling control flow is fairly easy to do (google "control flow structuring" or similar terms and you'll hit open a few troves of papers which give fairly clear details on how to do it), so it's rather the problem that stripped, optimized executables don't give you reliable ways to find functions (or parameters, for that matter) and the complete abolition of typing and variable information that makes decompili...

Hi, I am trying to figure out an approach to load in our initial data into our database. I have written some load_data migrations which populate a lot of the stuff, how some of the database items are images etc and I am trying to figure out how to approach added them to the database during a rake db:migrate I am thinking if I store the files in a folder off the RAILS_ROOT I should be able to

Not wishing to extend this thread further, but ... > There are conspiracy theories out there that the NSA is involved with > bringing systemd to Linux so they can have easy access to *"unknown"* > bugs - aka backdoors - to all Linux installations using systemd *[1]*. They're conspiracy theories, and that's it. The bottom line is that in general people don't like

Hi Newsgroup, I want to write a technical thesis about Samba 4 and need more detailed infos about samba's own implementations of ldap, kerberos, bind, etc. and the differences from the common implementations. Obviously I'm to stupid to find it for myself so I would be very grateful for any help, links, etc. Thanks in advance, Markus

...nvolved with >> bringing systemd to Linux so they can have easy access to *"unknown"* >> bugs - aka backdoors - to all Linux installations using systemd *[1]*. > They're conspiracy theories, and that's it. Hmm. That's not quite it. Wikileaks recently posted a trove of docs on CIA exploits. It was big news. I'm surprised you missed that. And, yes, the exploits also include more than a few against linux. Go to their site and look under vault7. Or search for "linux" or "redhat"... you'll get hundreds of hits. Here's just...

Hi, If any body can help me regarding a basic problem using R? I am starting with R and I have problem in loading my file. File is on Desktop of my MAC and I use code as follows to access it /Users/username/Desktop/test.txt/ It always gives me Syntax error message. Thanks for your help -- View this message in context:

...ever, I do believe my C++ skills are at an intermediate level, as C++, like Python, is a language in which I will spend my free time learning more about. Like vim, there is always more to learn in C++, and to that end I will watch CppCon Videos or peruse blogs such as Fluent C++(which is a treasure trove of material to nerd out on) in my free time. I also have a layman’s knowledge of CMake, from using it to configure ccls to lint C++ code with specific flags, and am aware of Google’s Test framework. Finally, I am currently taking Professor Stroustrap’s C++ class, and the compilers course here at Co...

>6) Better layout of packages listed on CRAN. This listing format will >collapse under its own weight once it gets too large. > As a new R user, I have thought for some time that the organization of packages, and functions within packages, in R needs some more coherent structure, perhaps something like the hierarchy of classes used in Perl and contributed to CPAN. For example, Perl

...of my programming education has been driven by my passion for figuring things out and my willingness to hit my head against a problem until it is solved. My learning has been aided by the books of excellent Bay Area libraries, the kind support of community members of various projects, and the vast trove of resources available on the internet. My programming ideology is one of problem solving: I encounter a problem in my life and solve it using whatever tools or resources are needed to do so. To this end, I have dabbled in a wide range of fields from databases, to statistical analysis, to GUI appl...

Hi, I'm working with the authentication setup in Icecast 2.3.1. I have authorizing live streams down, but I'm having issues with static files that I want to also serve. I attempted creating a specific mount with typical auth configuration for add/remove listener. Do I need the add/remove mount options. Can I specify a general mount point for a directory and then add mounts via add_mount

In a prior message I documented my woes in getting an NFS_ROOT xen going. I haven''t resolved those yet, want to try a different tack at this: If the group were to recommend a path of least resistance to showing migration/live migration, which configuration would it be? Joe. _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@lists.xensource.com

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...at an intermediate level, as >> C++, like Python, is a language in which I will spend my free time learning >> more about. Like vim, there is always more to learn in C++, and to that end >> I will watch CppCon Videos or peruse blogs such as Fluent C++(which is a >> treasure trove of material to nerd out on) in my free time. I also have a >> layman’s knowledge of CMake, from using it to configure ccls to lint C++ >> code with specific flags, and am aware of Google’s Test framework. Finally, >> I am currently taking Professor Stroustrap’s C++ class, and the...

On 7 May 2012 16:31, John Criswell <criswell at illinois.edu> wrote: > On 5/7/12 5:47 AM, James Courtier-Dutton wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> I am writing a decompiler. I was wondering if some of LLVM could be >> used for a decompiler. >> There are several stages in the decompiler process. >> 1) Take binary and create a higher level representation of it.

In reading this blog post: http://blogs.sun.com/bobn/entry/taking_zfs_deduplication_for_a a question came to mind..... To understand the context of the question, consider the opening paragraph from the above post; Here is my test case: I have 2 directories of photos, totaling about 90MB > each. And here''s the trick - they are almost complete duplicates of each > other. I downloaded

...ate level, as >>> C++, like Python, is a language in which I will spend my free time learning >>> more about. Like vim, there is always more to learn in C++, and to that end >>> I will watch CppCon Videos or peruse blogs such as Fluent C++(which is a >>> treasure trove of material to nerd out on) in my free time. I also have a >>> layman’s knowledge of CMake, from using it to configure ccls to lint C++ >>> code with specific flags, and am aware of Google’s Test framework. Finally, >>> I am currently taking Professor Stroustrap’s C++ cla...