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Library is inspired (in convention and code) by frameworks Angular and Batman. Neck is not separete framework. It extends Backbone.js functionality. You can use it with many other plug-ins and libraries created for Backbone.js.
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QUESTION
I'm working on a project that generates a large number of components. I'm having the problem that Quartus is generating an extremely large number of files in the /db directory, on the order of hundreds of thousands.
The system I am working on has limited storage that is also very slow. Just deleting the db folder is taking over 20mins, and for the project I have to do many separate builds, so it's a significant bottle neck.
Does Quartus support keeping the db archive in ram during synthesis?
Vivado has the -in-memory
option for the create_project
command. Is there a Quartus equivalent? I've look through the "Quartus II Scripting reference manual" and found nothing yet.
Quartus version is 19.1
Thank you.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 19:08I was not able to find any option similar to -in-memory.
However, I'm working on a linux system, so by placing the build directory in tmpfs (ram file system) I was able to get a significant improvement in performance.
QUESTION
I have supplier name together with product name in one cell as a string.
Each cell has a word that's all uppercase (sometimes with a digit or a number).
I need to extract only that UPPERCASE supplier name to a new cell.
I've tried to create User Defined Function like this one, but it's not working.
It's returning #NAME?
error.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 16:05Instead of a custom made UDF, try to utilize what Excel does offer through build-in functionality, for examle FILTERXML()
:
Formula used in B1
:
QUESTION
I've got a use case where I'm pulling in "links" to files on a server file share.
I then need to run some regex checks on these links and break them out into specific pieces so I can sort them.
Once sorted I need to split the list among x amount of servers to start pulling them. The sorting is important as each split needs to be even.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 04:00If performance is a concern, this type of data structure {'uid' : 'local_custom_name_a_database_database_name_56', 'link_list': [] }
is going to be a problem. It's O(n) to find an element based on UID. Instead, you need a dictionary mapping the UID directly to the link list. This allows O(1) access. If needed, you can transform the data later.
I don't know the exact logic behind getting the UIDs, so I just have an example one:
QUESTION
public class Main
{
static String clotheOrder[] = {"FB02", null, null, null, "TS03", "GS04", null, "PA03"};
int clotheQuantity[] = {3, 0, 2, 0, 2, 2, 0, 0};
static String cType, cSize;
```
public static void main(String[] args) {
for (int x = 0; x <= clotheOrder.length; x++) {
if (clotheOrder[x] == null) {
System.out.println("No order");
continue;
}
else {
System.out.println(clotheType(clotheOrder[x].replaceAll("[^0-9]", ""))
+ clotheSize(clotheOrder[x].replaceAll("[^A-Z]", "")));
}
}
}
static String clotheType(String type) {
if (type == "FB" ) {cType = "Blouse .............";}
else if (type == "TS" ) {cType = "T-Shirt ............";}
else if (type == "GS" ) {cType = "Garterized Shorts ..";}
else if (type == "PA" ) {cType = "Pants ..............";}
else if (type == "PS" ) {cType = "Pencil Skirt .......";}
else if (type == "CC" ) {cType = "Chinese Collar Polo ";}
else if (type == "PW" ) {cType = "White Slacks .......";}
else if (type == "RB" ) {cType = "Round Neck Blouse ..";}
else if (type == "S" ) {cType = "Skirt ..............";}
else if (type == "VN" ) {cType = "V-Neck Polo ........";}
return cType;
}
static String clotheSize(String size) {
if (size == "01") {cSize = " (Extra-Small) ...";}
else if (size == "02") {cSize = " (Small) .........";}
else if (size == "03") {cSize = " (Medium) ........";}
else if (size == "04") {cSize = " (Large) .........";}
else if (size == "05") {cSize = " (X-Large) .......";}
else if (size == "06") {cSize = " (2X-Large) ......";}
else if (size == "07") {cSize = " (3X-Large) ......";}
else if (size == "08") {cSize = " (Add-ons) .......";}
return cSize;
}
}
```
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 04:14It appears to me that one of your problems is due to you using reference comparison(==
) instead of value comparison(.equals
).
Another one is that your regex strings are doing the opposite of what you want.
Swap the regex strings and change the ==
to .equals()
and the functions should work right.
QUESTION
I'd like to have an update page where prices of shirts can be updated by admin, by filling in the new price and selecting which shirt's prices will change. However, it doesn't work if I select more than one checkbox.
This is my form:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 23:52I wrote a short example based on your HTML and PHP code. It works fine for me. Remember, the array returns only the checked checkboxes, not the unchecked.
QUESTION
I am working on my Raycaster engine for some time, that I am runing on slower machines. The most challenging problem I occures was/is the efficient floor and ceiling casting.
My question is: what other faster approached can I use? (I am not sure how Doom floors and ceilings are rendered)
So far I tried two typical solutions:
- verical and horizontal - casting as described in well know lodev tutorial: https://lodev.org/cgtutor/raycasting2.html
The horizontal approach is of course much faster, but I additionally optimized it with fixed point variables.
Unfortunately even that approach is a performance killer - quite big fps drop even on faster cpus, and an slower cpus its a bottle neck.
My other ideas:
- I figure out an algorithm that was converting visible floor/ceiling map tiles to quads that I splitted to two triangles - and rasterized them as in regular scanline rasterizers. It was much faster - also I could sorted tiles by texture id to be more cache friendly. Unfortunately I got into "perspective correction texture mapping" in that case - to fix this I must add some divisions, that will lower the performacnce.. but also there are some optimalizations that can be done..
using horizontal casting with every 2 ray (in column, row or both) - i will fill the blank spaces with averaged texture coords
I could also try to combine my algorithm from 1 point with horizontal casting - I could sort the textures by ID then for example, I think that there would be no texture distortions
mode 7 ?
my progres so far: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3zA2Wh0NB4
EDIT (1):
The Floor and Ceiling rednering code (based od lodev tutorial the horizontal approach) but optimized with fixed point. Ceil calculations are mirrored to floor.
https://lodev.org/cgtutor/raycasting2.html
This approach is faster than the vertical approach, butlots of calculations is inner loop and random accesing to texture pixels hits the performance..
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 10:11I will refer my ray cast engine so here some stuff that will help you understand it. Lets start with class declarations:
QUESTION
I have two collections, orders and producttypes
ProductTypes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 08:56$project
to show required fields$unwind
deconstruct theitems
array$lookup
withproductTypes
collection- calculate the profit
$arrayElemAt
to get first element from itemactualPrice
result$subtract
sellingPrice
byactualPrice
$multiply
above result withquantity
$group
by order_id
and get required fields and sumprofit
QUESTION
So, the usual answer to this question is using the cell magic "%%caputre cap", the problem is that it suppresses the normal output and to show it you have to run "cap.show()" after the execution of the cell. When running a cell that takes a long time, like training a NN, this feature becomes a pain in the neck. How can I run my code cell and have the real time output as usual and than be able to save it to a .txt file after?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 05:33This isn't IPython/Jupyter-specific, but here's a context manager I wrote for a similar purpose:
QUESTION
I have a very complex stored procedure that returns a pivot table of data. This data is dynamic. Column names will change and the number of columns can change. Based of the number of chart audits that were audited for a particular physician. This is how SQL Server returns the data from the stored procedure for a particular physician.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 22:20So the answer was pretty simple and I was overthinking it. Getting the data into a DataTable, and then letting the View handle the dynamic part was all that was necessary. This is how I got the dynamic Stored Procedure data:
QUESTION
I am quite new in Javascript and I got a simple assignment, which I can't seem to figure out. So in my assignment have a data array like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 19:06You can use javascript Array filter
method to filter your input array
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