pads | last pads version from Matt Shelton

In JavaScript, for some research I'm trying to simulate the process of following some x86-64 Assembly instructions from scratch. The first step is to properly initiate and be able to perform basic math with any two registers as operators. Since each smaller register in the General Purpose Registers is a piece of a larger register, I initiated the 16 GPR registers as ArrayBuffers and then used a Register class to create the correct views on the 16 buffers.

But my math operations must be able to handle 64-bit and greater register sizes, so my getOperand method tried to create a BigUint64Array, with any parts of the ArrayBuffer that shouldn't be included in the operation zeroed out. The BigUInt64Array is initializing as a much larger value than it should be.

You'll see when you run the example. I'm not even sure I'm going about this right. Could someone explain the best way to improve this, or what's wrong with what I'm doing?

Note: The typed arrays and buffers being logged in this snippet are much easier to read if you F12 the Dev Console rather than the logs rendered by SO.

I am managing a page on a site that uses a CMS. There are many restrictions - no jquery, javascript. Just CSS and HTML. Even some CSS is not allowed.

This site creates a report in HTML format from swims that meet a certain standard and the report overwrites the HTML on the page after every swim meet. I don't want to bother editing the HTML - too time consuming for every swim meet - not worth it. I want to edit the CSS so the HTML is displayed properly on different devices. Desktop and Mobile.

Here is an example of the structure of the HTML that is created by the reporting function.

I know some concepts in gstreamer like source, sink, pipeline, and pads.

Those are programming concepts and also literal English words, their meanings are related.

But I don't know the meaning of pay or depay like rtph264depay.

From some gst_parse_launch sample commands, it seems that rtph264depay is to receive the data of source.

So how to understand the word of depay? Pay as in pay some money so depay is like receive money?

When I hover over a stacked line chart, it shows zeroes for all lines not in range. Is there a way to hide these values rather than adding noise to the hover tool?

There is two arrays that display information appending elements to the document. They are being printed in ascending order, but when it comes to organize them all, I can't organize them individually by data attribute.

This function does the sort but can't mix different element classes:

Hi I'm making a search filter from the PokeAPI, but I'm getting a TypeError: Cannot read property 'filter' of undefined at HTMLInputElement. I want that when searching for a pokemon that it shows up. I probably do something wrong it could be a great help if some could help me with it. Thank you for your help.

The documentation for CGAL seems endless, and I feel as though I can get into a rabbit hole trying to find what I'm looking for since it has so many features. However, based on what I'm seeing so far with the algorithms in that library, what would be the best package/engine/kernel for creating a highly-efficient autorouting algorithm for electronic circuits? That is, given a 2D plane with a field of polygons (component pads, holes, etc.), along with a netlist of which polygons need to be connected to other polygons, we would need to solve the problem of creating a maze (or solving a maze?) by connecting those polygons using in-plane paths.

The problem grows much more complicated if you allow the router to create vias (through-the-board holes) and therefore operate in two (or more) 2D planes.

Note this would be just a routing algorithm; placing the polygons (circuit components) themselves would be left to the user.

I have the following SQLite3 database

I want to convert my int number into an hex one specifying the number of characters in my final hex representation.

This is my simple code that takes an input an converts it into hex: