OpenRC | Ray Tracing algorithms using OpenCL and Aparapi | Graphics library
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OpenRC (short for Open Ray Caster) is, as its name suggests, an open source program. But it’s not just any program. It’s a program for rendering 3D scenes using the Ray Casting algorithm in realtime on the GPU. Because of the name, Open Ray Caster, some of you might believe Ray Casting is the only goal with this project. This is, however, not true. Additional algorithms, such as Whitted Ray Tracing and Path Tracing, are likely to be implemented. The program runs a portion of its code on the GPU to speed things up, as previously mentioned. It does this using OpenCL, via a Java library called Aparapi. So OpenRC is written exclusively in Java. At least for now. This program is provided by Macroing.org.
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- Run the kernel
- Perform the normal mapping of triangles
- Performs the panary triangles mapping
- Attempts to add a direct light
- Starts the application
- Update the statistics
- Performs the flulling
- Creates a JFrame from BufferedImage
- Create a jPanel for the BufferedImagePanel
- Static factory method
- Move to the left
- Convert a buffered image to an integer array
- Blue material material
- Generate green material
- Writes this object to the output stream
- Writes the normal vector to the given output stream
- Creates a float array of float values
- Converts to an integer array
- Returns a float array representation of this Shape
- Lay out the specified container
- Draws the buffered image
- Returns the surface normal vector
- Writes the data to the output
- Rotate this object
- Rotate the object
- Move this object back to the specified distance
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QUESTION
I tried to start Apache2 service using 'sudo service' command and it works, but when I tried to use ansible service module to start the apache2, I got the error message saying "Service is in unknown state".
I do upgraded my ansible to the latest version. I am working in WSL Ubuntu 20.04.3LTS. And I do have set up the SSH correctly so that i can run other ansible ad-hoc command using modules like apt, command and shell, etc.
Any clue where the problem may be?
After digging a little further, I found that seems like ansible has a bug in service_mgr.py at the method 'is_systemd_managed_offline(module), which makes ansible think the service manager is systemd while it is actually service (or sysv init):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-03 at 09:09I think you can force your service module to use "service" instead of systemctl:
QUESTION
I use Artix linux on OpenRC, I have installed wxwidgets with wxgtk3-dev
package (version 3.1.5) from AUR and I wanted to work with that library in CLion. CLion sees it and I'm able to include anything from wx/ dir.
I have copied a hello world example from wxwidgets website and pasted it into my cpp source file and then CLion showed me a bunch of undeclired identifier
errors (though some 'identifiers' like wxFrame
are not 'undeclared'). But I'm able to build and run project and it works fine.
What's wrong with CLion and what can I do to fix this?
I've seen some guides but most of them tell about Windows and also they tell how to compile project that is not the problem in my case - it's compiling but CLion tells me that it won't compile (and still builds and runs it).
Here's also my CMakeLists.txt
if needed: https://pastebin.com/58NwS4AP
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-17 at 19:44OK I solved my problem. As you can see in my CMakeLists.txt
it uses C++14. It seems that CLion can not properly handle some code from example with C++14 although it's not a problem for cmake
and make
to build it. I just switched to C++11:
QUESTION
I found the CLI or API request methods and they work for me, like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-30 at 06:51Solve by this:
QUESTION
This is my Dockerfile:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-29 at 14:48Looking at
QUESTION
We are trying to install and run nginx on java based alpine image (anapsix/alpine-java:7_jdk
) but we are facing below error when we start it
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-17 at 11:38I managed to get Nginx to work within anapsix/alpine-java:7_jdk
image after seeing this amazing answer.
Here is a working Dockerfile :
QUESTION
I installed a container today using this part of my docker-compose :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-02 at 09:42If you check the Dockerfile of grafana, you could see it just use the source code in repo to build grafana docker image:
QUESTION
Hi so I have a task whereby which I need to move over projects from one cluster to another. The only way I can do that is if I re-create the projects. I have a script that works and gathers the listed projects within a running OpenStack cluster, but I need to be able to take the file I store out and use it to re-create the projects.
Here is the script that gathers the available projects:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-05 at 20:43You can also use mapfile
for an array.
QUESTION
I have a dockerimage based on alpine, in which want to enable ssh connection (i use this image for local development, have installed php and other stuff on top)
Dockerfile
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-08 at 12:42sshd isn't running in your container. If you create a file called entrypoint.sh
in your directory containing this
QUESTION
I am trying to create my own Nginx
image, using apline:latest
image, after fixing a lot of errors, thanks to the internet, I managed to do it and everything works fine, but the problem is when I run the following command :
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-08 at 11:58A Docker container generally only runs a single process. You don't need to "start a service" or "restart a service"; generally the server process itself is the main container process, and if you need to restart the service, you restart the entire container. Often "service"-type commands are missing some key piece of infrastructure in a Docker context and just won't work.
In your Dockerfile, you can just make the main command be to launch Nginx as a foreground process
QUESTION
I have a dockerised legacy JBOSS app deployed on AWS Fargate. There is an on-prem NFS file share with routing between the subnets enabled. Why can't I mount the NFS file share from inside the Docker container as I can from a regular linux host?
E.g.:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-19 at 10:47Allowing a container to perform a filesystem mount would be a security vulnerability, allowing a container escape to the host.
You cannot do this at build time in the Dockerfile. Instead you should configure the container with a volume mount. Support for this was added earlier this year.
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