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Sorry in advance for the long description, but it seemed like the prudent course of action.

I am having a problem getting a combo box to correctly populate a text field in a subform.

Based on surfing the web and some helpful guidance on adding VBA to forms earlier this week here is what I tried.

I have created a table tblPgo showing several probabilities of a project proceeding and a corresponding descriptions.

I have a second table tblDetails containing information about the items we are selling.

These two tables interact in a subform tblDetals subform.

I added a combo box cmbPgoValue to the subform. The combo box gets its data from tblPgo

Control Source is Pgo

Row Source is SELECT [tblPgo].[PgoID], [tblPgo].[Pgo], [tblPgo].[PgoDescription] FROM tblPgo ORDER BY [Pgo];

The Row Source syntax was created by the combo box wizard.

In the subform, I created an unbound text box called Pgo Description to receive the PgoDecription text corresponding to the selected Pgo value from the combo box.

cmbPgoValue has the following After Update Event code

From reading the source code of LLVM in lib/Transforms/IPO/Inliner.cpp I found that LLVM designed the actual inliner pass as a CGSCC pass, and then there is ModuleInlinerWrapperPass that wraps around the CGSCC pass to do per-module inlining.

Peeking inside PassBuilder.cpp, I found the module-level inliner wrapper pass is typically run at the PGO-instrumentation stage (as part of the addPGOInstrPipeline pipeline), as well as the LTO stage.

I was interested in the differences between the CGSCC pass and the module-level pass and which one is scheduled earlier, so I added some LLVM_DEBUG statements to print from the initializer of the module-level pass. seems like by default opt -O2 does not run the module-level inliner; instead, it runs the CGSCC pass quite early in the optimization pipeline.

My question is: When is the module-level inliner pass run in the optimization pipeline (if ever), and what is its relationship with the CGSCC inliner pass?

I am working with a tab-delimited text file (a GENCODE GTF file) and wish to calculate the difference between columns 5 and 4 of each line, then append the result to the end of each line, respectively.

This is a sample of the 2,604,491 line file:

I want to be able to calculate the average number of exons per exonic feature in a GENCODE GTF file using bash code.

As an example, the output should be 6, if you determine that one feature has 4 exons and another feature has 8 exons in a GTF where only two exonic features exist (i.e., a single number being the average of the number of exons per exonic feature). I do not mind if it prints to the shell or if I have to access it in an output.txt file.

GENCODE GTF files contain the following layout:

i have created PostgreSQL cluster using crunchydata pgo operator in a namespace with istio-injection enabled.but now getting api server connection refused.

I'm trying to follow the instructions here to add PGO for my project. After I added the /GENPROFILE flag, I start getting the link error:

According to this demo there should be an extra context-menu item when right-clicking on a project with sub-options "Instrument", "Update", "Optimize" and "Run".

In the Community edition I do not see these options.

Is there a specific option I should enable in the installer or is this feature simply not available in the community edition?

I could not find anything about PGO in the comparison chart.

I'm trying to build my software on an ARMv7 board with Arch Linux. Also I build for my software a PGO build. The first build compiles without errors, but the second build crashs than I'm using my profile optimized directory for the build. I got this error message here

I'm trying to figure out how to work lists/arrays in Cython, which seems impossibly complex, so I would prefer to just use C++ lists as I saw some people use on SO. However when I've ran their code, I'm getting a gcc+ compile error in ipynb. Cython data structures are infuriating.

When ran alone in a cell I get this error, I've tried importing with and without the %%cython magic call and both error...

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