MCP | Java framework for multicore-aware log
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Java framework for multicore-aware log parsing
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- Test program
- Decode Base64 data into a byte array
- Decodes two bytes into a number of bytes
- Encodes the given byte array into 4 bytes
- Return the descriptor for the socket
- Main method for testing
- Adds a new location to the list
- Parse the host line
- Returns the index of the next character in a string
- Get the file descriptor for the socket
- Main entry point
- Read the CSV file
- Returns true if the response is a valid text
- Checks if a chain is valid
- Initialize the environment variables
- Read next line
- Execute all incoming data
- Returns a string representation of the history
- Close native socket
- Gets a connection
- Parse a SQLS low - level query
- Parse the header
- Main method for test purposes
- Returns the parameter list
- Get a list of results from a single SQL query
- Read a line from the stream
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QUESTION
I am writing a function to run anova over multiple variables. I tried the function with one predictor and it works fine, now I am trying with two variables but the function is breaking down.
Below is the code with one predictor "Condition"
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Answered 2022-Mar-26 at 14:49library(tidyverse)
library(afex)
library (lsmeans)
lapply(names(data10)[6:ncol(data10)], function(x) {
a1 <- aov_ez("Subject", x, data10, within = c("Condition", "test"))
(ls1 <- lsmeans(a1, c("Condition", "test")))
update(pairs(ls1), by=NULL, adjust = "none")
}) -> result
result
QUESTION
This problem has been bothering me for a long time， based on my understanding:
- set_false_path is a timing constraints which is not required to be optimized for timing. we can use it for two flop synchronizer since it is not required to get captured in a limited time.
- set_clock_groups It saves us from defining too many false paths.
- set_multicylce_path used to relax the path requirement when the default worst requirement is too restrictive. we can set the set/hold clk to fix the timing. we can use it in cross domain
- set_max_skew/set_max_delay -datapath_only used on asynchronous FIFO style that does the whole convert read/write pointers from binary to gray. Looks like set_max_skew help with control the skew between the multiple bits of the gray code to the double-flop synchronizers. Why do you need the "datapath_only"? Just using set_multicycle_path will also pass the timing check.
So in summary, all those methods can be used in async fifo right? And the set_false_path is the most simple way. No need to worry about the mcp cycle or max delay. I guess we use it only when the logic between 2 FF is "combinational"? Can we use it when there are sequence logic between 2 cross domain FF?
If ignoring all timing calculations using FP is bad, when is it a good time to use it? In theory I can replace all the FP with MCP.
What factors do you need to consider in order to choose the most suitable constraints?
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Answered 2022-Feb-14 at 08:39So apparently there are 4 following questions in your post:
Question 1: So in summary, all those methods can be used in async fifo right?
Question 2: And the set_false_path is the most simple way. No need to worry about the mcp cycle or max delay. I guess we use it only when the logic between 2 FF is "combinational"? Can we use it when there are sequence logic between 2 cross domain FF?
Question 3: If ignoring all timing calculations using FP is bad, when is it a good time to use it? In theory I can replace all the FP with MCP.
Question 4: What factors do you need to consider in order to choose the most suitable constraints?
Following are the 4 answers to aforementioned questions:
Answer 1: As shown below in figure, with an asynchronous FIFO, data can arrive at arbitrary time intervals on the transmission side, and the receiving side pulls data out of the queue as it has the bandwidth to process it.
Therefore, Yes, you can use all those optimizations/constraints/methods for asynchronous FIFO.
Answer 2: Yes set_false_path can be considered as one of the most simplest. And as the following figure shows, you are right we use when the logic between 2 FF is "combinational"?
Furthermore, based on my understanding, we do not use for sequence logic.
Answer 3: A false path is similar to the multicycle path in that it is not required to propagate signals within a single clock period. The difference is that a false path is not logically possible as dictated by the design. In other words, even though the timing analysis tool sees a physical path from one point to the other through a series of logic gates, it is not logically possible for a signal to propagate between those two points during normal operation. The main difference between a multicycle path with many available cycles (large n) versus a false path is that the multicycle path will still be checked against setup and hold requirements and will still be included in the timing analysis. It is possible for a multicycle path to still fail timing, but a false path will never have any associated timing violations.
Hence use a multicycle path in place of a false path constraint when:
- your intent is only to relax the timing requirements on a synchronous path; but
- the path still must be timed, verified and optimized.
Answer 4: Although a very valid question yet too broad. It all depends on the underlying design. Most implementation tools for FPGA layout have a plenty of optimization options. And obviously not all constraints are used by all steps in the compilation flow. Based on my experience and citing from Reference 1 the constraints that must be included in every design include all clock definitions, I/O delays, pin placements, and any relaxed constraints including multicycle and false paths.
Following two main references can further explain you to understand the the use of constraints:
QUESTION
Why is tensor flow throwing me this exception " module 'tensorboard.summary._tf.summary' has no attribute 'FileWriter'" each time i try to run my MCP Neuron, How can i go about solving the issue at hand ? I have search on stack but couldn't find any solution that fit my problem. can anyone help me out.
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Answered 2022-Feb-11 at 09:14Try using either:
QUESTION
I have this example where I'd like to have multiple comparisons across treatments. Here is the data:
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Answered 2022-Jan-26 at 23:14This question presumes there is a single value that can serve the stated purpose. If there is such a value, it can be found via
QUESTION
I'm currently debugging an application deployed over JBoss EAP 6.4.0.GA and I want to use P6Spy to check what the database returns. I downloaded the files from Maven and followed the instructions, which were:
Create a module in
.../usr/local/jboss6/modules/com/p6spy/main/containing the P6Spy JAR and themodule.xml
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Answered 2022-Jan-06 at 19:36I found that the element that was messing with the setup was the tag in the . It should either have the P6Spy driver
QUESTION
If I want to not use any text editor and put all the commit message including subject and body lines into the useful one-line command:
$ git commit -m 'message including subject and body lines'
, I need to insert first body-line two lines after subject and the next lines just at the next new line.
For example:
feat: Derezz the master control program
- MCP turned out to be evil and had become intent on world domination.
- This commit throws Tron's disc into MCP.
So I tried to use "\n" but didn't solve the problem!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-19 at 14:00If you're working in Bash (on Linux or in Git Bash on Windows), then you can use the $'...' syntax from Bash, which lets you use \n and other escape sequences:
$ git commit -m $'message subject\n\nmessage body'
will create a commit with message
QUESTION
I want the item to be replaced with an another item when the overridden function fires.
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Answered 2021-Dec-16 at 18:20You should change the stack item. Example :
QUESTION
I am trying to create a custom Minecraft client but first I need to decompile the source files with MCP but it fails. It fails with a JavaOutOfMemoryError. Here is the error:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-06 at 05:49Go to conf/mcp.cfg. Find this line
QUESTION
posting here as 1.12.2 is no longer officially supported by forge,
trying to build my first mod and I'm having troubles getting it to be detected by gradle
build.gradle
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Answered 2021-Nov-29 at 08:23If you use IntelliJ IDEA, then add to the end of the file build.gradle
QUESTION
I'm new to spatial analysis using R. I'm trying to calculate daily home ranges (MCP 100, later 95 and 50 %) using mainly the adehabitatHR package in R. I used a script provided by my colleague and it worked for her all the time. Now when I'm running it, it works but I receive e-xx values which is way too small. I don't really see where it goes wrong, I assume it has something to do with the projection, but I'm way too inexperienced to know which should be better.
You can see the code below. Maybe someone knows how to fix this?
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Answered 2021-Sep-18 at 14:11So I was able to solve it by adding
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