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QUESTION
I was trying to insert 5 subjects marks of multiple students into 2D array, and check their total and average marks, so I managed to insert into 2D array, but the loops will keep adding the marks of the previous students, which I assume it's because of the sum += student[x]. For example, the marks of first student got no issue with, but the marks of second students will be adding by the first student marks. What should I use to avoid this?
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Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 03:43Set sum to zero inside the loop
QUESTION
I got an issue with some code I wrote in google script. I'm using a (select-multiple) and I want to return the second option that is selected. And append this option in a google sheet. I looked it up and tried different solutions but those don't seem to work. This is the html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-10 at 20:39 userInfo.app = $('#multipleSelect').val()[1].value;
QUESTION
I have XAMMP x86, on Windows 7, PHP 7.3.2.
Installed Imagick following instructions: https://github.com/Imagick/imagick
Everything works fine, except HEIC format reading.
I get an error:
ImagickException: NoDecodeDelegateForThisImageFormat HEIC' @ error/constitute.c/ReadImage/509
PHPINFO:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-09 at 21:22The version of ImageMagick that you are using is too old. You will need to upgrade to at least the version below but I would advise you to upgrade to the latest version.
QUESTION
I recently started in a fresh company where the programer that did the PIC32 programming is now gone and I do need to troubleshoot his uC-Code.
He disliked the Microchip Harmony Configurator/Framework and thus he is only using the Peripheral Library of the Harmony Framework to do coding (That means he used alot of PLIB_*-functions in his code, taken from examples). For this he extraced the sys_devcon.c and sys_devcon.h files from framework/system/devcon/src and copied that file to the project's source.
Now my Problem: Below you see the device.cfg. The Pins OSC1 and OSC2 are connected to the primary oscillator (4MHz). We already confirmed that the oscillator is working correctly by testing it with a LeCroy Teledyne (shows 4MHz). With the Config given by the file the SystemClock (SYSCLK) is derived by the SYSPLL. Since my IDIV is 1, my MULT is 18 and my ODIV is 1, I expect the SYSCLK to run at 72MHz (4/1*18/1=72). The PBDIV is set to DIV_2 (so PBCLK=SYSCLK/2 -> 36MHz). The REFCLK is expected to run at 6.4MHz.
HOWEVER: The measured PBCLK shows 18MHz, the measured REFCLK(SYSPLL as F_REFIN, shows 3.2MHz which means the SYSCLK only runs 36MHz (not expected 72MHz). But taken the config into account everthing should run twice as fast. Im unable to locate the problem why the SYSCLK runs at half speed.
I troubleshooted every single PLIB_OSC*(including PLIB_OSC_SLEW*) function inside the code and havent found a single issue (only 5 lines to use some sort of PLIB_OSC* functions). Maybe someone got some ideas/hints to troubleshoot. It's also not clear if the SYSCLK is actually halved or if there is some divider after the SYSPLL (in between REFCLK and PBCLK). Is there a way i can measure the SYSCLK?
uC: PIC32MX174F256B XC-Version: V2.10 Harmony: V2.05.01 (only PLIB is used) MPLAB X IDE: v4.20
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Answered 2019-Oct-08 at 14:33I finally solved the issue by myself.
It was simply my lack of knowledge. I found the crucial information in 2 seperate data sheets.
One was the "PIC32MX1XX/2XX 28/44-PIN XLP FAMILY Data Sheet" on page 318, which states that the maximum SPICLK must not exceed 25MHz (I believe .
The second crucial information was the calculation of the BaudRate. I thought that the BaudRate equals the selected PBCLK (so when I have a SYSCLK of 72MHz and the PBCLK is SYSCLK=PBCLK/2 => 36MHz, the BaudRate is also set at 36MHz). But at page 23-29 at "PIC32 FRM Section 23. Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI)" there is the formula F_SCK = F_PB / ( 2 ⋅ ( SPIxBRG + 1 ))
QUESTION
I was reading up on the rarest first algorithm:
For efficiency, PWP uses a simple strategy called rarest first in which, given the current list of missing pieces, the client requests a rarest one first (i.e. a piece which fewest -- but non-zero -- of its neighboring peers have). Typically, there are many pieces which are equally rare. In this case it is also important to randomly pick one of them to download. This way, the availability of pieces are spread out and thus even when all seeders go to heaven, chances are better that no piece goes extinct.
My question is: what happens when two pieces have the same rarity? Do we select the piece of which fewer blocks have been downloaded, or do we select one at random? The text says we select one at random, but I'm not sure how that's any better than the former strategy.
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Answered 2019-Sep-24 at 19:51The rarest first algorithm selects which pieces to start. So once you have enough incomplete pieces in progress you usually don't need to run the algorithm again (except for the case where a peer has nothing to offer for in-progress pieces).
So if there already is a piece in progress (rarest or not) then you generally want to complete that piece first and the question does not arise. If for whatever reason you do need to start a new piece than random choice is a good default strategy.
There are some more exotic strategies such as coarser-than-piece-size selection to create more HDD-friendly IO patterns in high throughput scenarios, but that's an edge-case.
A more important deviation from rarest-first arises when you're implementing the Fast Extension where you may want to choose pieces from the allowed fast set or suggested pieces in addition to or instead of rarest pieces.
QUESTION
There’re any tutorial to explain how can i create ‘object classes’ and ‘attributes types’ on DS 6.5 from command line?
I’d like to import by command line a ldif file which have the following structure:
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Answered 2019-Feb-22 at 09:40Extending schema over LDAP with OpenDJ and ForgeRock Directory Services is fully documented on https://backstage.forgerock.com/docs/ds.
It is slightly different from
openLDAP syntax and method: it’s a modify operation of the cn=schema
suffix adding values of the attributeTypes
and objectClasses
attributes.
Here’s the above example ready to be added over LDAP to OpenDJ, ForgeRock Directory Services, SunDSEE...
QUESTION
I am trying to get imagick installed (by far not an easy task, but helped enormously using the [filter] on https://mlocati.github.io/articles/php-windows-imagick.html) and running on my WAMP/Windows10/PHP7.0 webapp, but I am running into a black-hole on the readImage() call (the log file only goes up to 'checkpoint 2').
Looking at the Windows system events log I can see an Error Level Application event reading:
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Answered 2018-Sep-19 at 14:30So, with no obvious solution, I decided to try a different direction and see if I could run the convert command through the commandline. This pushed me onto having to install Ghostscript (https://www.ghostscript.com/download/gsdnld.html).
Now that Ghostscript is installed it seems that the PHP is now working - I get an image of the first page of the PDF.
Did I miss this on the installation instructions (I do not recall seeing Ghostscript being mentioned)?
A
QUESTION
It must be quiet simple thing, but I'm lost with it. dt/tsym describes rate of change o my values - tsym simulates full hour in seconds and dt one second which in my case is basically one iteration. My objective is to make simulation less accurate but faster - where dt can be 2 second or even 10 seconds. My dt is a part of equations.
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Answered 2017-Nov-15 at 19:12I assume you want to see the plot animate. Otherwise you could just do all of the plotting after the loop completes and it would be much faster.
However, if you do want to see it animate then do the following. Move initial plotting code outside of the loop. Only update your YData of the line handle inside of the loop. This removes a bunch of the plotting overhead.
I also initialized y
and h
to NaN so the line was invisible until the parameter is filled.
QUESTION
I'm sorry to bother you guys but I've been spending hours messing with that PIC and I can't get anything from the I2C1 port ! I guess I must be doing something terribly wrong, or I forgot to switch something ON on the configuration bits but I just can't figure out what...
The goal of the code is to read a real time clock (PCF8583) that's connected in I2C. I wrote the library for an 8 bits PIC18F45K50 and it works fine, and now I want to move it to a PIC32MX. That's my very first project on a PIC32.
Here's my configuration (MCC generated) :
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Answered 2017-Oct-23 at 11:00Is there a reason you have JTAG on in the config bits? If you're using a regular PICKIT3 etc. you probably don't need then JTAG on. Also, I didn't look real hard, but did you turn off the ANALOG pin functions? Both of these are things that will make Digital IO just not work from the get go.
AD1PCFGbits.PCFG = 0xFFFF;
QUESTION
Is there a way to user a different rather than ds-pwp-account-disabled attribute to track user's status ?
As I know it's possible to track user's last login time with a customized attribute. I'm wondering is there a similar setting for user status ?
Thanks
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Answered 2017-May-16 at 09:34No, the only attribute that OpenDJ uses and manages for disabling an account is the ds-pwp-account-disabled boolean.
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