glacial | microcoded RISC-V core
kandi X-RAY | glacial Summary
kandi X-RAY | glacial Summary
Glacial is an RV32I core designed for the 2018 RISC-V SoftCPU Contest, for the "smallest implementation" categories. Glacial is implemented as a microcoded processor core with a very simple 8-bit data path. The microcode, scratchpad, and RISC-V memory are all stored in the same 8-bit wide RAM. Glacial is compliant with the RISC-V Instruction Set Manual, Volume I: User Level ISA, Document Version 2.2, dated 2017-05-07. Glacial implements only the minimal subset of the Volume II: Privileged Architecture specification needed to pass the RV32I compliance tests and to run the Zephyr kernel. Glacial implements M-mode only. Numerous deviations from the Privileged Architecture specification exist; for example, all of the implmented CSRs are fully writeable, though writing them may not have the intended effects.
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- Run tests
- True if the token has keys
- Return a list of ParseResults objects
- Dump the parse results
- Like infix
- Set the name
- Return the value of key if it exists
- Set parse action functions
- Return the name of this node
- Parse the given instring
- Add a class attribute
- Create a count expression
- Matches previous expression
- Matches the previous expression
- Add a condition to the parser
- Returns a list of ParseResults
- Return the original text for the given expression
- Parse the instring
- Decorator to trace a parse action
- Create an indented block
- Creates an expression
- Match a string
- Parse the expression
- Parse the grammar
- Decorator to map a function to a function
- Sets the debug flag
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QUESTION
This didnt work for me. I am scraping the website slider.kz. But when i scrape the website it pulls the html of the main page instead of the specified url. My code
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-18 at 13:54If you use the browser inspector (dev tools - network tab) you can see that, every time you hit "Search" it makes a get request to this kind of url: https://slider.kz/vk_auth.php?q=unravel
The response is a JSON with the results.
So, if you want to use requests you should get this url and then extract the information from the response JSON.
QUESTION
An email I recently received from GCP mentions the transition to Artifact Registry for Cloud Functions.
It claims:
Cloud Functions for Firebase and Firebase Extensions have historically used Container Registry for packaging functions and managing their deployment, yet with the change to Artifact Registry, you’ll have the following benefits:
Your functions will deploy faster.
You’ll have access to more regions.
I cannot find any more information regarding faster deployments, either from official documentation or from user experiences.
Is there any reason to believe Cloud Function deployment will actually be faster, by an appreciable margin? Currently function deployment is glacial, so even a small speedup in percentage terms would shave minutes off deployment times.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-26 at 19:20I'm personally surprise of that "faster" deployment mention, because, in reality, it won't.
To explain that, you simply have to review the deployment process:
- You submit your code
- Your code is packaged in a container (with Cloud Build and Buildpack) and stored somewhere (in container registry or artifact registry)
- The code is deployed on the target service.
If you take the duration of each step, in percentage you can have:
- 0.5% (depend on your network)
- 99% (depend on the build to perform, can take long minutes to compile/minify,...)
- 0.5% (Even if the container is "big", the petabyte network is wonderful).
So, yes, you have more regions, and, by the way, if you have a large container to deploy, in a non supported region, the data transfer with take more ms, even a few seconds.
All of that to say, yes, you can save few seconds, but it's not always the case.
QUESTION
hi i want to run this code but it show me several errors please any one can help
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 20:38Pascal expects one statement between then and else, and a statement does not ends with a ;. ; is used as a separator of statements in compound statment.
To get rid of your errors do one of:
- Remove
;at the end of theWriteln('c est glacial ')andWriteln('le temps est doux') - or use compound statements: write
then beginandend elseinstead of justthenandelse.
Also after the last Writeln there should be ; instead of :.
QUESTION
I apologize for the vague title, but my issue is fairly specific. I'm currently converting our site to use Bootstrap, and I've come across a small thing that bugs me with the header (jumbotron). When viewed on mobile, or with a xsmall/small screen size, the words "Service" and "Agency" will force down to the next line and display underneath our tree logo (shown in pictures)
EDIT: Forgot to mention, I cannot just simply split the tree logo and words into two different columns, as this forces them to appear on opposite ends of the screen when viewed on desktop.
Instead, I'd like for the words "Human", "Service", and "Agency" all to display stacked on top of one another, next to the tree, when viewed on small or xsmall screens. Any ideas on how to approach this?
HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 16:57Replace this:
QUESTION
This question provided a example of how a frequency count for a given row can be obtained from pandas dataframe using pd.get_dummies + aggregation. However this doesn't scale if you want only a small subset of terms from a very large dataframe.
For example consider the same example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-10 at 01:02I dont know if it works better than your technic or not but I propose it as a solution to test:
QUESTION
I am trying to deploy a Scala HTTP4S app to Heroku.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-24 at 14:16Your app will try to listen on port 8080.
You can replace the port on line 33 of your YourServerNameServer.scala from 8080 to sys.env("PORT").toInt
QUESTION
I deployed a MERN app to Heroku (using MongoDB Atlas for database) and the home page is not rendering the login or register forms. I checked the Heroku logs for any errors and there are no errors. Also, when I inspect the elements I see the elements are there but the React components are not rendering. Only the CSS background image is rendering. Is there something off with my heroku-postbuild script? Thanks.enter image description here
Heroku app hosted at "https://glacial-gorge-15530.herokuapp.com/login". Below are my server.js and package.json files. I also added images of development vs production screenshots of the login page.
server.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-09 at 14:44Your .form-container element has an opacity of 1%, which is why the elements are invisible.
QUESTION
Listen method
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 20:00You are calling app.listen two times. That isn't necessary. The EADDRINUSE error code tells you that you are trying to listen on an address that is already in use, which is what will happen if you call app.listen two times. Just call it once, like so:
QUESTION
I am trying to create a python dictionary from elements on a web page. The sleeps are in to allow my poor internet connection and the glacially slow website to catch up. So far I have
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-25 at 13:31Instead of (driver.find_element_by_name("rubbishDateNext").getAttribute("value"))
use
(driver.find_element_by_name("rubbishDateNext").get_attribute("value"))
QUESTION
I would like to know the way in which i can set this navbar just at the bottom of the page. I've been trying everything but it does not seems to be set at the bottom. I've tried with bottom, margin-bottom, i also dont know if there is a configuration i already set in my css that does not let these commands mentioned before to work.
HTML ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-08 at 00:51In addition to margin-bottom: 0, try adding bottom: 0. The margin-bottom only creates no margin at the bottom of the element, but that doesn't make the element at the bottom of the user interface. The bottom: 0 property and value will make 0 space from the bottom to the element. That might've been confusing, but the code for the navbar should look like so:
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