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I'm facing an unexpected result when I use a local buffer to copy data in an OpenCL kernel. The code presented here is quite simple (and useless since I don't need to use a local buffer for such an operation), but this is a first step for convolution-like processes.

Here is my code :

I've this excel table

I want to create a sql table and when I run queries on it I get something similar to the excel table.

at first I thought about this table

I am currently using "STM32F429I-DISC1" with joystick. I am trying to draw something on the LCD screen and using joystick move this object. My drawing is working fine, but I have the error: " void value not ignored as it ought to be".

This two lines have problems...

Before I begin with the question, I know there are lots of similar questions to this but I have no control of the objects I turn into JSON therefore I can't simply exclude fields that reference the same object.

I found that explaining the structure of my applications help people understand my question more, so here I go!

I have 2 applications, a Logic application (where all the heavy operations take place) and a Instrumented application (an application which is injected into an old game and has to be kept light).

The 2 applications communicate via RMI (Remote Method Invocation).

The Instrumented Application sends Objects that are fetched from the old game using the Reflection API to the Logic Application (via RMI as that's how the 2 communicate).

Most of the objects are Un-serializable (Do not implement Serializable, and can't be serialized except by using BCL libraries which I don't want to do as it's bad practice to force-serialize objects as they may cause problems(security) serialized).

As mentioned in the above paragraph, due to them being un-serializable I can't just turn them into byte arrays and send so I've went through and used GSON which doesn't require the objects to implement Serializable.

When I first tried out serializing the objects, it worked except a couple of objects printed out Stack overflow errors when trying to serialize them (toJSON).

Why I think the error occurred: The object has a superclass.. The object contains references of itself (Fields)

I can't show the object itself as it's in a game and its obfuscated, but I can show my wrapper to it which shows the fields and their types.

The Object Itself (The one causing Stack Overflow errors when toJSON is executed upon it) :

I would like to instantiate a class defined in C# in XAML and use it in both XAML and code. I found out that I can instantiate the object as a resource and use TryFindResource("...") to locate it in code but I am confused about how I should reference it later in XAML. Fore example, I have the following XAML code:

I am using below code to Zoom In/Out + Panning from point of gesture, works great for X/Y zoom gestures together, but it lost ratio scale if you do only X or only Y.

It is just a single MC "largeImageContainer", easy to duplicate the issue on Touch and Gesture over animate.

Any help will be really appreciated ;)

I am currently working on making a grid of squares for a tile map. I have it set up so clicking on a tile changes its state to explored from unexplored. I am attempting to have it so that dragging with the mouse down will change the state of all underlying tiles, however I can't seem to get it to work.

I have tried using mousedown and mouseup events to set a down boolean value which I then check inside of a mouseover. I have tried going about this in several ways (i.e. the commented out code). The current code will work for clicking but I really want to be able to do a drag to change multiples feature.

Long story short I need to get a bunch of balls moving in random directions in space. I am using a python script with VRED (3D rendering software) to display the balls on screen.

I am trying to use spherical coordinates but somehow the distribution of the balls in space is biased to the Z axis. I really cannot figure out where I got it wrong.

I am proceeding like this:

1. I generate a random yaw starting direction (-180, 180) and a random starting pitch (0, 180)

2. At each new frame I change the yaw and pitch by a small amount and move the ball in that new direction.

Here is my Python code (I hope it's not too hard to read; vrAEBase is a class related to VRED which allows the loop() to be updated each frame):

Let's suppose we are in this case (I'm using Maple)