ovf | OOMMF Vector Field file format ) parser library | Parser library
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This specification is written according to the [NIST user guide for OOMMF] and has been implemented, but not tested or verified against OOMMF. These extensions are mainly to help with data for atomistic systems. Current limitations of this library.
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Copydef getFolderObj(parent, search_folder):
for folder in self.content.viewManager.CreateContainerView(parent, [vim.Folder], True).view:
if folder.name == search_folder:
return folder
return None
vmfolder_obj = datfor member in tf:
if not member.isfile():
continue
dest = Path.cwd() / member.name # This is vulnerable to, like, 5 things
with tf.extractfile(member) as tfobj:
dest.write_bytes(tfobj.read())
# Get cluster object.
cluster_list = datacenter_obj.hostFolder.childEntity
if args.cluster_name:
cluster_obj = get_obj_in_list(args.cluster_name, cluster_list)
elif len(cluster_list) > 0:
cluster_obj = cluster_list[0]
else:
amount.append(fields[-1].replace('.', '').replace(',', '.'))
import locale
locale.setlocale(locale.LC_NUMERIC, 'es')
value = locale.atof('50.032,56') # yields float(50032.56)
import locale
locale.setlocale(locale.LC_NUMERIC, 'es')
# ...
values = map(locale.atof, amount)
coms = subprocess.Popen(com1, shell=True,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
def CancelFxn():
settingsForm.destroy()
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QUESTION
I am working on a university assignment where I have to do different calculations based on the value of a Signal. If C has the value 00 ,I have to return the sum of a and b and also OVF must be 1 if overflow happened.
The code was really basic :
temp <= ('0'&a)+('0'&b);
Result <= temp(3 downto 0);
OVF <= temp(4);
Yet ,I somehow did something wrong .My issue is that vivado keeps showing me a value called C instead of the actual value of the vector. What does C mean? It's not included in any of the slides of the class.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-26 at 17:24You can better understand some signal values in Vivado simulator if they display in a different radix format than the default, for instance, binary values instead of hexadecimal values.
AFAIK, the default radix in Vivado simulator is Hexadecimal unless you override the radix for a specific object. Supported radix values in Vivado Simulator are as following:
- Binary,
- Hexadecimal,
- Octal,
- ASCII,
- Signed and Unsigned decimal.
Therefore I think, here the C value indicates hexadecimal value.
QUESTION
Background:
I'm working on some automation to be able to deploy a VM from a content library OVF template. I am able to successfully deploy the VM from the OVF template, however, when I try to apply a customization_spec template through the vmware_guest module, it doesn't change anything. The module runs, but just outputs OK instead of changed.
I found that this is also the case if I try to apply this customization_spec to a different VM that I cloned from a template through the vmware_guest module. I created a separate playbook that would solely do the customizations so there wouldn't be anything else to trip it up, and I'm working with static names and whatnot because this is some initial testing and development.
Here's the kicker though, if I clone a VM from a template using the same vmware_guest module, it will clone the VM and apply the customization_spec in the same process. The content library deployment is preferred due to the environment, but if I can't deploy a customization_spec after the fact, it kind of ruins it.
I can manually apply the VM Customization through vCenter, so I know the customization template is good, and as shown earlier, it does work when cloning a template through the vmware_guest module. I do not see it show up as a task in the vCenter, so I know it's not taking effect through the separate module. I should also note that I can use the same vmware_guest module to power on the VMs just fine, and if I combine the customization_spec line with it, it still doesn't initiate the guest customization within vCenter. Am I missing something in the module to force it to take effect?
Scrubbed code:
Cloning from a template - Customization works
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-20 at 16:33Ugh, I swear, every time I post a question here, I figure out the solution 5 minutes later...
The problem is that since the VM already exists, you have to provide
QUESTION
I am trying to set a timer trigger an interrupt 8k times a second on the AVR128DB48. The initialization code I am using to initialize the clock is below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-23 at 00:05As pointed out by kkrambo the issue was that with the AVR128DB48, this interrupt flag is not cleared automatically by the interrupt controller so you need to clear the flag at the end of the interrupt handler before you return. If you don't it will continuously try to service the interrupt over and over again. This is done by writing 1 to the interrupt flag which for the this peripheral and for this interrupt (OVF) done by the following code below:
QUESTION
i try to setup vagrant 'debian/buster64' manually on win10 but got failure... my steps:
- download box file from https://vagrantcloud.com/debian/boxes/buster64/versions/10.4.0/providers/virtualbox.box
- try to setup...
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-23 at 15:47I assume you have created a Windows Junction to redirect your user profile to another drive (as did I). Well, Vagrant does not like that at all.
Luckily, you can explicitly set the base config directory (.vagrant.d) for your Vagrant installation via the environment variable VAGRANT_HOME. Assuming you moved your profile to drive D, you should set the environment variable as follows:
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a standalone VM with the API operation createVm.
Here is my xml-template, which will be uploaded via my pythonscript after adding current datetime and StorageProfileHref:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-02 at 10:16Alright...solved! After adding overrideVmDefault it worked!
Edit:
QUESTION
I have a repo on my DevOps Azure website by the name of "my_platform_services". This repo isn't a Java Maven or Gradle project or anything like that; it's mostly bash scripts.
I basically wanted to consume/use this repo into my Release pipeline, where I want to add a one Stage and a few tasks to run one of the bash scripts inside my_platform_services repo in the ovf/build directory!
I know I can add the Command line task in the Stage and put the code to run my script, which is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-05 at 05:43If you already added your repository as an artifact in Release pipeline. I mean you did this:
You should easily find a this step in your job:
So you don't have to add any download step. They are there. You can also find in docs that:
System.DefaultWorkingDirectory
The directory to which artifacts are downloaded during deployment of a release. The directory is cleared before every deployment if it requires artifacts to be downloaded to the agent. Same as Agent.ReleaseDirectory and System.ArtifactsDirectory.
But they are not directly in this folder. Defining artifact you added them an alias. And they are under this folder. I have two artifacts and for ls $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory) I got:
QUESTION
Currently I was stopped by problem that I need to change my instantiation params programmatically to have possibility to run instances with different CPU number and Memory size.
I found out that I need to use InstantiateVAppTemplateParamsType (link below) https://code.vmware.com/apis/442/vcloud-director/doc/doc/types/InstantiateVAppTemplateParamsType.html
I found out how to start VApp with this parameters WITHOUT customization by simplifying params to:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-07 at 10:05Ok, issue was that I coppied VirtualHardwareSection from VMWare API guide which was in PDF, which broke my encoding.
After that I found guide for service providers (link below)
And after taking xml-snippet from there everything worked as was expected from documentation.
QUESTION
I'm using a Wemos D1 based on the ESP8266 wifi chip with the Arduino C framework to do some simple small math. As far as I can gather, double precision is available so I'm using it - with a maximum of something like 1.8*10^103. But I'm getting an ovf when I try to calculate a number around 5*10^8. Any ideas please?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-04 at 07:09Arduino does supports 4-byte double data type. and your code is indeed produced a valid double value that is not overflow (ovf).
The problem that you see has to do with the way Arduino implement Serial.print() function which is almost like a half-cooked hack to support floating-point and is not as reliable as vprintf() that is available in avr-libc. You can see the source code here which print ovf for anything bigger than 4294967040.0 or smaller than -4294967040.0. I thought that ESP8266 Arduino Core has fixed this instead of inheriting the ugly implementation of Arduino Serial.print(), but apparently not.
Luckily the ESP8266 Arduino Core does have a Serial.printf() method that provide better floating point rendering. This code will shows that your number is indeed a valid number for double data type.
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