mmd | Minimal module definition conforming to AMD

I am not new to React Native, have been working on this for a while, but the issue which I am facing right now is pretty much new. I am fed up with this problem. The problem I am facing is, I cannot run the app on the iOS simualator. I have tried almost every way to solve this, but could not.

My Trials:

1. Removing Pods and Podfile.lock and then doing pod install and react-native run-ios
2. removed node_modules and package-lock.json and then Pods, Podfile.lock and then doing npm install -> pod install -> react-native run-ios
3. Opening Xcode, cleaning the Build, and then react-native run-ios
4. Running react-native start --reset-cache and then react-native run-ios
5. Doing pod update and then react-native run-ios

It is still failing, and it throws me a lot of error on the console. I am confused and horrified with this situation. Till morning every thing was working fine, but now nothing works

Error I get:

I thought it's easy to deploy a python api project to somewhere. BUT I was wrong, I cannot deploy to any platforms.

So far I have tried:

1. Azure, Webapp and Function App
2. PythonAnywhere
3. Heroku

They all have issues when I'm trying to install dependency packages for this one: scikit-fmm

here is the error message:

Python Version is 3.7.10 Linux

I'm trying to use out-of-source builds with a project using GNU bison & flex for parsing and lexing.

Build is managed by GNU Make, and everything went well until I separated the logic from the main .y file to a new .c file. The Makefile is adopted from this post.

The main problem is that .tab.h is generated by bison, and it is generated inside a build directory: ./build/src/parser.tab.h.

I manged to solve this problem in an ad-hoc manner, by including the .tab.h using a relative path #include "../build/src/parser.tab.h" and adding .tab.c to the dependencies for C files.

Is this considered a good practice? Is there a way to implicitly state this in Makefile and/or including the generated .tab.h file?

Here is my C file:

For a range I want to identify where changes in distribution happens and where that value is the maximum. Currently I am using a kernel maximum discrepancy test for every value in the range and I am taking the 200 values before and after that value then I extract the locations where the mmd statistic is maximum. But this is very computationally intensive to calculate in R. Please note that I am using kernlab to calculate kmmd. I want to know if there is a way to do this faster? Or if you have any suggestions. Any help would be appreciated.

My code is:

I cloned binutils-gdb repository from here (master branch) on a linux machine (Ubuntu) and I want to compile it for Windows (using x86_64_w64_mingw32 toolchain).

First, I ran ./configure with the following options to specify the cross-compile toolchain.

I'm getting errors when I try to name an C file with '&' (like 'Sum of Int&float'). But the error is cleared when I remove the '&'. Why does naming with '&' produce errors.I am using Eclipse IDE for c/c++ 2021-03.

I am trying to build Google Chromium on a Mac. To get Chromiumum I did the following steps:

1. fetch chromium on a Google Cloud Ubuntu Server.
2. git fetch origin tag on the server.
3. Zip the downloaded source and then download the zipped source to my local machine
4. Unzip the source on my local machine.

This process is need due to bad network connection in China which meant git clone can experience packet loss.

To build, I did the following steps:

1. gclient sync
2. gn gen out/Default
3. autoninja -C out/Default chrome

When doing this I get the following error;

C source file:

let me start by saying that this is my first time really meddling with GCC, so I apologize if this question is not very constructive or has been answered before.

I have two static libraries:

"L1.h"