remake | Enhanced GNU Make - tracing , error reporting | Code Inspection library
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kandi X-RAY | remake Summary
Here we have patched GNU Make 4.3 sources to add improved error reporting, tracing, target listing, graph visualization, profiling, and more. It also contains a debugger. Branches remake-4-2, remake-4-1, remake-3-82, and remake-3-81 for patched GNU Make 4.2, 4.1, 3.82, and 3.81 respectively. See the readthedocs guide for information, including remake features, and installation. The wiki also has information, including links to videos, and information for developers.
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QUESTION
Simple makefile:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 11:19The answer is strictly due to make
's rules and has nothing to do with any of the other tags here (I'll remove all the others). The makefile that doesn't work says:
- to build
gitbranch-foo
, we must buildgit-spawn-branch
- to build
gitbranch-bar
, we must buildgit-spawn-branch
(plus of course the code for building git-spawn-branch
itself and the other associated stuff, but let's stop here).
You then run make, telling it to build both gitbranch-foo
and gitbranch-bar
.
Make picks one of these to build—gitbranch-foo
, in this case—and begins building. Oh hey, says make to itself, this needs git-spawn-branch
to be built, and we have not done that yet. Off goes make, which builds git-spawn-branch
according to the rules. Now it's built! Make can go back to building gitbranch-foo
. This executes the remaining recipe, which is empty.
If parallel builds are allowed, make
can also now begin building gitbranch-bar
while gitbranch-foo
builds. If not, we wait for gitbranch-foo
to be fully built at this point. Either way we very quickly get around to buildling gitbranch-bar
. Hm, says make to itself, this needs git-spawn-branch
to be built ... but fortunately, I have done that already! Onward! Let's make the rest of gitbranch-bar
now! That requires executing the empty recipe, which goes very quickly.
Make is now done. It has built everything required.
(The makefile that works uses $call
sensibly, directly from each rule, so that the commands that $call
expands to are required to be run for each target, rather than hidden away in a third target that can be built just once and never needs to be run any further.)
(Note that the gmake documentation mentions that a .PHONY
rule is run every time. This means once per invocation of make
, not once per invocation of the rule.)
QUESTION
I am in the process of making my own website, and I am making it out of pure HTML. I encountered in the making of the page, as I will describe below.
Here's my code for reference :-
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 08:21try using bootstrap
, it deals with layout perfectly , here is an example :
QUESTION
This is a design that I make it with HTML, CSS using grid. But I want to remake it with flex box instead of grid. This design is made with grid:
source code:
DEMO:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 08:22Here's how i would do it, first of all avoiding styles in html tags, and using space-between istead of margins to locate the elements.
QUESTION
It has been ages since I wrote a Makefile
, so may be this is a very silly question. So please forgive me if I came here to ask, but I cannot understand the behaviour of make
with the Makefile
that follows. In all the executions below, the folder output/
and the output files do not exist, so they should be built.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 21:59You have this:
QUESTION
A couple of weeks ago, I started getting into Python mainly because I wanted to learn a programming language, but also to get a little piece of software that I want to use when playing other games.
The program I have started programming consists of a tkinter window with a dynamically updating plot created with matplotlib. There are a total of 4 sliders, 3 of which are linked.
The goal is to get the different parameters needed for a Hohmann transfer orbit between two planets.
As I am not really experienced with programming in general, I like fooling around doing dirty workarounds or just not write clean code in general just to understand things.
I've successfully made a working version of the program I need, but as I said, it's pretty dirty and barely uses any object, so I took on the task to remake it in an improved way, using objects and less redundant code.
Here is the code of the working version:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-15 at 18:01I eventually figured out how to do it after a good night of sleep, here is a working version that uses the B1-Motion and ButtonRelease events instead of updating everytime one slider is moved because it would execute the command twice by just moving one slider. This led to the value being used for the calculation not being the current one because of how things are processed.
QUESTION
I am relatively new to C++ and CMake and especially new to CGAL. As of now, I am simply trying to get familiar with CGAL so that I can remake an algorithm of mine that was originally built in MATLAB, but due to the inadequacy of their computational geometry libraries, I am moving to C++ and CGAL.
System and Versions UsedOS Kernel: Ubuntu 20.04
CGAL 5.2.1
CMake 3.16.3
I am currently trying to build the "Minimal Example Using Qt5", found here.
At first, I was getting an error saying, CGAL/Qt/Basic_viewer_qt.h: No such file or directory
. This seemed to be a simple fix since the Qt folder was missing from the /usr/include/CGAL
directory, along with others. Here, CGAL was installed with apt-get
. To fix this I simply copied the full include
directory from CGAL's github.
Now, I still have a problem remaining from CMake, where CGAL_FOUND
returns FALSE
and when I attempt to build the executable, I get no results or error messages (i.e., no main
executable in cgalTest/bin
).
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 21:22So basically, when I installed qt5 I believe I used
sudo apt-get libcal-qt5-default
rather than
sudo apt-get libcal-qt5-dev
.
This is of course based on my memory of what I think I did during installation, but simply running the installation for the "dev" fixed it (i.e., making CGAL_QT_FOUND
to TRUE
and then letting me compile).
Along with this, in main.cpp I was missing the argument definitions for argc
and argv
.
QUESTION
I've learned the basic of HTML5, CSS and a little of JS. I'm trying to make a site where I can show my projects and knowledge. The thing is, I want to put 2 JS games that I made in the page, but I don't want them to load instantly with the page. so, I would like it to load only when I click on it.
The game: https://editor.p5js.org/snufupugos/full/jm8j5k5pC
How I got it on the page:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 18:08QUESTION
I am trying to copy data from one database to another using ssis. I created the dtsx package with the SQL Server Import and Export Wizard. The table I am copying from has a column name "Id", the other table has name "ModuleCategoryId", which I mapped together.
ModuleCategoryId is the identity, and has an auto increment of 1. In the source database, the Id's are not ordered, and go like this:
- 32 Name1
- 14 Name2
- 7 Name3
After executing the data flow, the destination DB looks like this:
- 1 Name1
- 2 Name2
- 3 Name3
I have enabled identity insert in the wizard during the, but this doesn't do anything.
The destination database was made with Entity Framework, code first.
If I explicitly turn off ValueGeneratedOnAdd, and remake the destination database, the data is being transferred correctly, but I was wondering if there's a way to transfer all the data without turning off the auto increment, and then turning it back on.
If I manually set Identity Insert on for that table, I can insert rows with whatever ModuleCategoryId I want, so it must be something with the dataflow.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-03 at 16:24Table definitions are table definitions - regardless of the syntactic sugar ORM tools might overlay.
I created a source and destination table and populated the source to match your supplied data. I do define the identity property on the destination table as well. Whether that's what a ValueGeneratedOnAdd
is implemented as in the API, I don't know but it almost has to be otherwise the Enable Identity Insert should fail (if the UI even allows it).
The IDENTITY property allows you to seed it with any initial value you want. For the taget table, I seed at the minimum value allowed for a signed integer so that if the identity insert doesn't work, the resulting values will look really "wrong"
QUESTION
I am trying to create an autoencoder that is capable of finding anomalies in text sequences:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 11:54I've seen your code snippet and it seems that your model output need to match your target shape which is (None, 999), but your output shape is (None, 200, 999).
You need to make your output model shape match the target shape.
Try using tf.reduce_mean
with axis=1
(averages all the sequence):
QUESTION
I am interested in using the open source code discussed here. The framework and some instruction on how to run the code is discussed here. To be able to use the code one should first install PETSc. I have done this and it seems to be correctly installed. The problem rises when I try to run make topopt
following the instructions given in the paper (section 2.2). On the GitHub there exists a makefile_ref
where following the instructions given in the paper I make the following changes: PETSC_DIR=\home\myusername\petsc
and PETSC_ARCH=arch-linux-c-debug
. After running make -d topopt
I get the following error:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 20:16there exists a
makefile_ref
where following the instructions given in the paper I make the following changes [...]
Absent an explicit option specifying a makefile to read, the make
utility looks for input files by several alternative names. makefile_ref
is not one of them. I take the "_ref" part of the filename as mnemonic for "reference", and from that perspective the intention appears to be that you copy makefile_ref
to, say, makefile
(one of the file names that make
does look for by default), and modify the copy to be appropriate for your environment.
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