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In a nutshell, dwarf is OpenStack API on top of local libvirt/KVM. It supports a subset of the Keystone, Glance and Nova APIs to manage images and instances on the local machine.
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- Create a new record
- Execute a shell command
- Show the details of the table
- Retrieve a key from a dictionary
- Start the API server
- Sets up the API
- Cleanup all resources
- Update the table
- Delete a record
- Route a Servers ID
- Reboot a server
- Get console log
- List the table
- Dump a table
- Dump table contents
- Stop all tasks
- Update the IP for a server
- Route an image ID
- Create a new server
- Log a request
- Start a task
- Setup the network
- Set an option s value
- Print all options
- Cleanup cleanup
- Return the version of ChangeLog
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QUESTION
I'm trying to print a Sorted List and it looks like the list itself is correct- by printing the inner results, but when I try to print the whole list it shows some weird symbols and crashes. Where am I wrong? This is my main with the function I'm calling in "apply":
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Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 14:08This line:
QUESTION
[image showing what I need to create
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Answered 2021-May-31 at 17:55QUESTION
I'm new to python and trying to get a list of the most popular trigrams for each row in a Pandas dataframe from a column named ['Question'].
I've come close to what I need, but I am unable to get the popularity counts at a row level. Ideally I'd just like to keep the ngrams with a minimum frequency about 1.
Minimum Reproduceable Example:
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Answered 2021-May-22 at 21:45Input data (for demo purpose, all strings have been cleaned):
QUESTION
i am developing a networked application in C++ that should be able to add a rule to the windows firewall. I am following this example using the MingW g++ compiler. The other examples are working without a problem, but this particular example won't work.
The exact problem i am facing, that NetFwRule
is not defined in the header provided by MinGW. When i try to compile that example with MSVC (in Visual Studio) it works flawlessly, since
NetFwRule
is defined in the header provided by MSVS. However it is absolutely neccessary for the project to use the MinGW g++ compiler.
This particular code snippet as shown in the example link won't work, since NetFwRule
is not defined:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 12:06Okay, I have tried to use MinGW 64 bit just as IInspectable suggested, but that does not work either - the netfw.h header still does not provide NetFwRule. However i have installed g++ along with MSYS2 (the version that rustyx is using), which just works as expected. So if anyone faces the same issue I would suggest to use MinGW along with MSYS2 and not standalone.
QUESTION
Software: Visual Studio 2017 Community
Hi, everybody,
I am making a simple 2d console game in C++ (perhaps very simplified Dwarf Fortress if you know it).
And I want a map to be displayed in console with ASCII.
Something like this:
I have a WorldMap class declared in the header file(simplified version). And I declare a 2d array inside it.
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Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 20:08There is no best way to do anything*. It's what works best for you.
From what I understand you want to make a dynamic 2D arrays to hold your char of world map. You have a lot of options to do this. You can have a worldMap class nothing wrong with that. If you want dynamic 2D arrays just make functions out of this kind of logic.
QUESTION
I am trying to make a bot that simulates a turn based battle, but i have no idea how to make a bot respond after i've sent the command. what i have tried for now is:
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Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 14:57To fix your Exception, look into ctx.message.
You can then use ctx.message.content to get the content of the message.
Then to wait_for a response, look into https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ext/commands/api.html?highlight=wait_for#discord.ext.commands.Bot.wait_for
QUESTION
I have this code below which is suppose to generate the output of 11 dwarfs for input of 10 for dwarf height and values of 101, 102, 103, 104,105, 106, 107, 108, 109 as well as 110 for giant height then change to output of 12 dwarfs for values of giant height of 111-120 and so forth when the height of dwarf again is 10. Both 'n' and 's' have essentially the same solution: proper output of dwarfs for values of 101 - 109 but not correct output (should be 11, but gives 10) for the value of 110. What operators can be used to help with this. I am working on my operator usage and would strongly prefer not to use any conditional statements or if-then.
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Answered 2021-Mar-19 at 18:42Ceiling of integer division:
QUESTION
Recently I've been trying to make an operating system for fun and I started with the bootloader. First I'd like to start by saying I asked another question about the same side effect (program not running) yesterday, but it turns out the cause is probably different than what I first thought. So, this is the bootloader code:
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Answered 2021-Mar-21 at 21:32You are assembling your bootloader.asm
with nasm -f elf
which by default causes it to assemble 32-bit code. Thus you get machine code that doesn't do the right thing when run in 16-bit real mode.
You may be able to work around by putting bits 16
at the top of your bootloader.asm
file. But the ELF object file format isn't designed for 16-bit code in the first place, and trying to use it for such a small piece of code is rather absurd. I would instead suggest just building the boot sector with
QUESTION
I'm following Eli Bendersky's blog on parsing the DWARF debug information. He shows an example of parsing the binary with DWARF version 2 in his blog. The frame base of a function (further used for retrieving local variables) can be retrieved from the location list
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-19 at 18:42This isn't about DWARFv2
vs. DWARFv4
-- using either version the compiler may chose to use or not use location lists. Your compiler chose not to.
Any idea how to find the frame base for the DWARF v4 binaries?
It tells you right there: use the CFA
pseudo-register, also known as "canonical frame address".
That "imaginary" register has the same value that %rsp
had just before the current function was called. That is, current function's return address is always stored at CFA+0
, and %rsp == CFA+8
on entry into the function.
If the function uses frame pointer, then previous value of %rbp
is usually stored at CFA+8
.
More info here.
QUESTION
I've just started programming in c++ and I've a problem that is probably really simple but I've been trying to solve it for a long time. Cout prints all built-in variables but when I try to print a string variable, it doesn't work (it doesn't print anything even if there are other couts with other things to print that aren't strings).
In short, when there's a string variable in the code, nothing works, at least that is what I noticed.
That doesn't print anything
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Answered 2021-Mar-18 at 20:48The solution to errors like "procedure entry point is not found" is:
Make a list of all
.dll
s located in your compiler'sbin
directory.Go through
C:\Windows
andC:\Windows\System32
and make sure none of those dlls are there. If you find any, move them somewhere else (or delete them).Add your compiler's
bin
directory to thePATH
, as the first entry.
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You can use dwarf like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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