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-nostartfiles is not an ld option. It parses as ld -n -o startfiles.

I tried your commands, and they don't create a file called go, they create an executable called startfiles.

When linking an a texture to a sprite, you need to tell that sprite the actual reference to the one texture.

Alright so I managed to use the column 0 and savinig it as a csv file and the following code was used to copy from one directory to another

Turns out you can do so this way:

In the jni crate, JObject and JString are just wrappers around JNI's jobject and jstring. You can "cast" a JObject into a JString using the From trait. e.g., JString::from(my_jobject) or my_jobject.into(). You do have to do a JNIEnv::is_instance_of check first, though, if you're at all unsure if the object is actually a string.

To your question about JValue, the result of toString is a string, which in the JVM universe, is an object type, not a primitive type. So you can just use the JValue::l accessor (you don't need to use auto_local from what I can tell). Since we know the result is a string, you can just cast the result to a JString directly (as described above), and then call JNIEnv::get_string to get a JavaStr object, that you can convert to a Rust string using the From trait.

Putting it all together, we get the following (not tested, but it compiles for me at least):

I would avoid using Select-Object in this case and just use a foreach-object from which you cal Get-ADUser once and then return a custom PS object manually. I think the result is more flexible, readable and efficient:

The sample JSON here shows an example output that would be a List of what is BreweryModels in your code. So you should be trying to generate a List of BreweryModels. You might not have copied the whole sample JSON when you used the JSON to dart converter. The following is a sample fix that handles the List that is received properly, but what you actually need may vary depending on your intended application.

Network class:

Returning a List of BreweryModels:

I found a possible solution to this parsing error. Apparently, the IDE was unable to resolve certain style classes in the test.svelte file defined inside style tag, which is why it was showing up ParseError. I would suggest anyone coming across this error to check your svelte file thoroughly for errors since svelte-testing-lib parses through the entire file before executing any test function.

I think the problem is that you are clearing the session before training the model, doing this would make no sense, because clearing the session cleans the model structures in memory, so there would be no model representation in the TensorFlow side, making training fail.

So do not juse K.clear_session() in this case. It does not seem to be needed.