NetCracker | FPGA architecture analysis tool
kandi X-RAY | NetCracker Summary
kandi X-RAY | NetCracker Summary
NetCracker is an FPGA architecture analysis tool for facilitating the investigation of connectivity patterns within as well as in between switchboxes. NetCracker has been used to generate the information which served as the basis for the conclusions drawn in [insert reference to NetCracker paper]. We therefore recommend familiarizing oneself with this work before exploring NetCracker. NetCracker relies on switchboxes being described in a .json-based file format. The format describes a directed graph with interconnect points as vertices and their forward and backward connections as edges, alongside information about the location of interconnect points in the device. This format is vendor-independent and thus any interconnect structure adhering to the format may be analysed through NetCracker. NetCracker organizes its analysis as a set of passes which execute on one or more switchboxes. Each pass may produce a set of artifacts (plots, statistics, etc.) to facilitate further qualitative analysis by the user, or to enable the execution of other passes. Having each pass being able to produce and consume the results of other passes allows passes to be organized in a dependency graph. Given an analysis request, specified by the user through a command-line interface, NetCracker schedules the required set of passes to fulfill the requested analysis. The intent of the architecture is to facilitate quick implementations of new analysis passes as well as allowing each pass to be as atomic as possible.
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- Runs the analysis
- Compute the adjacency matrix from a list of values
- Log text to file
- Dump the adjacency matrix
- Runs the comparison algorithm
- Given a matrix of unique values for each switch to the corresponding hue scale
- Create the legend data for a set of unique counts
- Plot the switchbox diversity matrix
- Schedule all the dependencies of the pass
- Enable a pass result
- Perform specialization filtering
- Enable a pass value for a pass result
- Dump information about the switch
- Perform clustering
- Figure out the label for the local variables
- Do specialization filtering
- Specialization filter
- Wrapper for clustering
- Specialization filtering
- Apply specialization filtering
- Performs specialization filtering
- Runs an adjacency graph
- Calculate the directed wires
- Runs the plugin
- Run plot
- Runs the SWF
- Run the analysis
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QUESTION
I have Dto with field of byte array and json string, serialized with JSON.stringify and service, that should parse this string.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-02 at 08:06Java can't serialize byte array. Use base64 or you can implement your own serializer/deserializer
QUESTION
I'm trying to fetch the values from list of dict but unable to get the exact output, which is required
Using Linux server with installed versions of ansible 2.7.5 & jinja2 2.7.2 .
The below one is the list of dict value.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-31 at 14:04You have to select the right value
for your result:
QUESTION
protected List> read2DTable(XSSFSheet sheet) {
LOGGER.debug("read2DTable START");
List headerCells = readTableHeader(sheet);
List> allRows = IntStream.range(sheet.getFirstRowNum(), sheet.getLastRowNum()+1)
.mapToObj(i -> sheet.getRow(i))
.map(row -> headerCells.stream()
.map(col -> row.getCell(col.getColumnIndex()))
.collect(Collectors.toList()))
.filter(c -> StringUtils.isNotEmpty(c.toString()))
.collect(Collectors.toList());
LOGGER.info("rows read: {}, columns read: {}", allRows, headerCells.size());
LOGGER.info("read2DTable END");
return allRows;
}
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-10 at 08:36Try replacing:
QUESTION
I have multi module project. I want to make an executable jar from one of this modules. root pom is
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-07 at 09:23Maven is simply complaining that it can't find the dependency for root
module as it hasn't been built yet.
I suggest to make following changes -
Change your parent tag in
client
module to
QUESTION
I'm building CRUD interface for ArangoDB as Java service.
My ArangoDB service has dynamic IP, but static URL. Thus I want to specify URL instead of IP and port.
But when I set it in arangodb.properties file I get the following exception:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-02 at 14:25I don't believe you can do that since the service needs to bind to an IP address. Usually, when dealing with dynamic IP addresses your ISP is changing the IP but internally you can configure your IP address statically. Bind to your internal static IP and configure your router to port forward to that internal IP address. Many routers support dynamic DNS through various providers that will map the domain to your changing IP address. I hope that helps.
Update: Setting up HTTPS should be pretty easily done, just follow the docs here: https://docs.arangodb.com/3.2/Manual/Administration/Configuration/SSL.html
QUESTION
I use Apache XmlSchema 2.2.1 to parse XSD schema. I has the following schema:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-15 at 14:55The attribute form
cannot be used in an attribute use that has a ref
(as constrained in point 3.2 in this paragraph of the XML Schema specification).
Also, since the target of the reference is a top-level attribute declaration in a schema with a target namespace, its form
, if it were allowed to put it explicitly, would have to be qualified
.
It may explain the error, as the trace seems to indicate that it happens there.
This would be the corrected schema:
QUESTION
I want to add order in database. My order consist of: user_id, flight_id, name, surname, phone, mail.
Order:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-29 at 22:30Order
is an SQL keyword. Rename your table to something else
QUESTION
I am trying to write a simple mail sender with usig javax.mail
MailService:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-18 at 14:07Add the following properties:
QUESTION
I tried to run my first web application using Spring MVC and Hibernate, but I have some problem.
GenericDao:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-09 at 16:27The original problem of this question was fixed by removing @Transactional
from UserDao
, which needed to be done because the Service
implementation is responsible for transaction management, not the DAO.
It was also suggested to remove @Autowired
from the UserDao
constructor, since the constructor has no parameters, i.e. it is not autowiring anything.
Now that that has been fixed, a the code has a similar problem with the userService
field of UserController
.
Since Spring is using proxy mode, the UserController
needs to require an interface implemented by UserService
, not the class itself.
Common way to do this is to rename the class to UserServiceImpl
, then add an interface named UserService
. Continue to have field userService
of class UserController
be of type UserService
.
QUESTION
I tried to run my first web application using Spring MVC and Hibernate, but I have some problem.
GenericDao:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-08 at 21:37In class GenericService
, remove field genericDao
and method setGenericDao()
, and change method getGenericDao()
to be abstract
.
In class UserService
, implement method getGenericDao()
to return userDAO
.
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You can use NetCracker 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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