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..., whether we should look at syntactic vs semantic inline. FWIW, I've been involved in a couple of attempts by commercial compilers to relegate "inline" to the same status as "register" -- an obsolete hint ignored by the compiler -- and so far that always proved to be unpractical because some critical calls that were previously inlined were no longer being inlined after the change. (That's just annecdotal, of course: LLVM may have gotten good enough to make it practical. If that's the case, I still think it's too early to write C ++ code with that a...

...log.microlinux.fr/squid-https-centos/ I wonder if this works with all https enabled sites? Chrome has capabilities hardcoded to check google certificates. Certificate Transparency, HTTP Public Key Pinning, CAA DNS are also supporting the end node to identify MITM. I hope that such setup will be unpractical in the near future. About your legal requirements; Weighing is what courts daily do. So, such requirements are not asking you to destroy the integrity and confidentiality >95% of users activity. Blocking Routing, DNS, IPs, Ports are the way to go. -- LF

...ok at syntactic vs semantic inline. > > > FWIW, I've been involved in a couple of attempts by commercial > compilers to relegate "inline" to the same status as "register" -- an > obsolete hint ignored by the compiler -- and so far that always proved > to be unpractical because some critical calls that were previously > inlined were no longer being inlined after the change. (That's just > annecdotal, of course: LLVM may have gotten good enough to make it > practical. If that's the case, I still think it's too early to > write C >...

On Aug 26, 2009, at 12:01 PM, Devang Patel wrote: >>> I do not understand how the "inlinehint" will help. How will it >>> influence the inliner ? >> >> The hint should make it more attractive to inline. I don't know >> the details >> yet and they will require some experimenting. >> > > In that case you want to add hint to A

...R. Let's say I have a HUGE text table which consists of columns of numerical data, separated by tabs, but in some places rows of text (error messages, etc) are inserted in between rows of numerical data. Because the data file is so huge and because I have thousands of these files, it's unpractical to try and go thru these files manually and remove text rows - I'd like R to do it for me. The following command works: MyDataFrame<-data.frame(read.table("MyFile")) but instead of numerical data in my frame I get "factor" data, because of these text inserts. How...

...tic inline. >> >> >> FWIW, I've been involved in a couple of attempts by commercial >> compilers to relegate "inline" to the same status as "register" -- an >> obsolete hint ignored by the compiler -- and so far that always proved >> to be unpractical because some critical calls that were previously >> inlined were no longer being inlined after the change.  (That's just >> annecdotal, of course: LLVM may have gotten good enough to make it >> practical.  If that's the case, I still think it's too early to >&gt...

...case, just check your STL header. > > FWIW, I've been involved in a couple of attempts by commercial > compilers to relegate "inline" to the same status as "register" -- an > obsolete hint ignored by the compiler -- and so far that always proved > to be unpractical because some critical calls that were previously > inlined were no longer being inlined after the change. (That's just > annecdotal, of course: LLVM may have gotten good enough to make it > practical. If that's the case, I still think it's too early to write C >...

...front-ends directory). It is my understanding that these functions provide access to interface functions contained in R.dll. However, there does not seem to be an R.exp or R.lib file in the source code or R binary distribution. I work in the VC++ ide and am building a VC++ project. As I am sorely unpracticed in the use of makefiles and the command line for compiling, I have been avoiding the daunting task of compiling the R dll itself, if in fact that would be at all helpful. (From what I have been able to gather, it is either not possible or a big problem to compile R inside the VC++ ide, is this...

...;> >> I wonder if this works with all https enabled sites? Chrome has >> capabilities hardcoded to check google certificates. Certificate >> Transparency, HTTP Public Key Pinning, CAA DNS are also supporting >> the end node to identify MITM. I hope that such setup will be unpractical >> in the near future. >> >> About your legal requirements; Weighing is what courts daily do. So, >> such requirements are not asking you to destroy the integrity and >> confidentiality >95% of users activity. Blocking Routing, DNS, IPs, >> Ports are the w...

...> >> I wonder if this works with all https enabled sites? Chrome has >> capabilities hardcoded to check google certificates. Certificate >> Transparency, HTTP Public Key Pinning, CAA DNS are also supporting >> the end node to identify MITM. I hope that such setup will be unpractical >> in the near future. >> >> About your legal requirements; Weighing is what courts daily do. So, >> such requirements are not asking you to destroy the integrity and >> confidentiality >95% of users activity. Blocking Routing, DNS, IPs, >> Ports are the...

...ent time zone for these operations unless a time zone has | been specified. but this does not explain this, I think. One of the reasons, I ask, is that I have (potentially) times in different time zones. Using POXIXlt objects seems like they could store/support this. But working with this seems unpractical as the `zone` field does not seem to do anything: t1$zone <- c("CET", "GMT") t1 - t2 #Time differences in secs #[1] 0 0 Also the `gmtoff` field does not seem to do anything. For what/where is this field used? t1$gmtoff <- c(3600, 0) t1 #[1] "2024-01-01 12:30:...

...these operations unless a time zone has >| been specified. > >but this does not explain this, I think. > >One of the reasons, I ask, is that I have (potentially) times in different time zones. Using POXIXlt objects seems like they could store/support this. But working with this seems unpractical as the `zone` field does not seem to do anything: > >t1$zone <- c("CET", "GMT") >t1 - t2 >#Time differences in secs >#[1] 0 0 > >Also the `gmtoff` field does not seem to do anything. For what/where is this field used? > >t1$gmtoff <- c(3600,...

...s-centos/ > > > I wonder if this works with all https enabled sites? Chrome has > capabilities hardcoded to check google certificates. Certificate > Transparency, HTTP Public Key Pinning, CAA DNS are also supporting > the end node to identify MITM. I hope that such setup will be unpractical > in the near future. > > About your legal requirements; Weighing is what courts daily do. So, > such requirements are not asking you to destroy the integrity and > confidentiality >95% of users activity. Blocking Routing, DNS, IPs, > Ports are the way to go. And how do y...

...e CPU,Load for MRTG. Actually I use following configuration. But I see CPU-usage of xen0 only, not a summary of all VM. - net-snmp does not support xen [1]. - dtc-xen [2] show CPU-usage from each VM, but not summary. This view is confusing. [3] For monitorings from more than 3 physical machines unpractically. - enomalism [4] is too large for this small task. Someone has an idea or a finished (python|Perl)-script for this simple task? regards Torsten ---%<--- # mrtg.conf xen0 Target[lion.load]:.1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.10.1.5.2&.1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.11.11.0:public@lion MaxBytes[lion.load]: 100 Abs...

...ally I use following configuration. > But I see CPU-usage of xen0 only, not a summary of all VM. > - net-snmp does not support xen [1]. > - dtc-xen [2] show CPU-usage from each VM, but not summary. > This view is confusing. [3] > For monitorings from more than 3 physical machines unpractically. > - enomalism [4] is too large for this small task. > > Someone has an idea or a finished (python|Perl)-script for this simple task? ...meanwhile we created a solution: http://www.fh-lausitz.de/launic/comp/xen/081202.xmstatmrtg-0.01 ## xmstatmrtg, xm stats 4 mrtg ## - heiklehm...

...front-ends directory). It is my understanding that these functions provide access to interface functions contained in R.dll. However, there does not seem to be an R.exp or R.lib file in the source code or R binary distribution. I work in the VC++ ide and am building a VC++ project. As I am sorely unpracticed in the use of makefiles and the command line for compiling, I have been avoiding the daunting task of compiling the R dll itself, if in fact that would be at all helpful. (From what I have been able to gather, it is either not possible or a big problem to compile R inside the VC++ ide, is this...

If you have experience with these phones... We are trying to figure out how to transfer an established call on the SPA504G while a second call is incoming. At present, the receptionist has to answer every single incoming call before the XFER softkey is seen again. This is completely unpractical for a receptionist that may have 4 or more calls coming in at the same time. When the receptionist has an established call and a second call is coming in, the only softkeys seen are 'ignore' and 'answer'. Trying to add xfer from the 'Programable Softkeys - Ringing Key...

...mented yet or ever will (eg. PhysX, GFW). My tests results so far with d3dx9_36 have been varied. Sometimes I get an easy log with a missing function (eg. http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=24530), but most of the time I get a humongous log with a load of stubbed functions which is most likely unpractical for devs. There is also an extensive list of bugs related to this particular dll : http://bugs.winehq.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=d3dx9_36 I was wondering if a dev or an experienced user could recommend me a method for bug reporting about this dll which is practical for devs, in particular whe...

Greeting to all, I am trying to understand the concepts/theory/code of Vorbis Encoder, but I am finding it difficult to get many a things. I have gone through the specs and understood the modules in Vorbis, but I am not able to find any reference docs besides those available at xiph. Can someone point me to some docs or disscussion threads in this regard. As I am going through the code, please

...y new year! > > The existing trace mechanism in libvirt is dtrace. Although the dtrace > can work, it's not work well enough. Every time we want get information > from the trace point we must write a systemtap script and run it > together with libvirt. > > That's really unpractical on some occasion, especially on production > server since the systemtap script can't be executed automatically. > And some problems may be not easy to reproduce, then it will cost a > lot of time to get the trace information again. > > So I think it is essential to add suppor...