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- Create a new instance
- Runs the page
- generate the url from the parameters
- Sends a request to the server .
- Sends a request to the page .
- Set the value
- Initialize the logger
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QUESTION
In JavaScript, for some research I'm trying to simulate the process of following some x86-64 Assembly instructions from scratch. The first step is to properly initiate and be able to perform basic math with any two registers as operators. Since each smaller register in the General Purpose Registers is a piece of a larger register, I initiated the 16 GPR registers as ArrayBuffers and then used a Register class to create the correct views on the 16 buffers.
But my math operations must be able to handle 64-bit and greater register sizes, so my getOperand method tried to create a BigUint64Array, with any parts of the ArrayBuffer that shouldn't be included in the operation zeroed out. The BigUInt64Array is initializing as a much larger value than it should be.
You'll see when you run the example. I'm not even sure I'm going about this right. Could someone explain the best way to improve this, or what's wrong with what I'm doing?
Note: The typed arrays and buffers being logged in this snippet are much easier to read if you F12 the Dev Console rather than the logs rendered by SO.
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Answered 2021-May-22 at 20:50Don't make it so complicated. joinArrayBuffers and padArrayBufferTo64 are very inefficient, notice that buffers and typed arrays have quite some overhead in JS - they are designed to hold large binary data, not individual values, and you should try to create them once and only read/write to them afterwards.
Instead of trying to use BigUint64Array for all your operands, and moving around buffers, I would recommend to use the appropriately sized typed arrays for your smaller registers, and just cast the number to a bigint after accessing the array (if you need bigints for all your ALU operations at all - a 32 bit ALU is probably much more efficient to implement).
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Is it good etiquette to issue PR's on remote branches that are not my own, versus just pushing to them?
E.G. my colleague has a feature branch, F1, and I need to make some changes to it. I think it's more considerate to checkout my own branch that's derived from F1. I then submit a PR to merge those changes into my colleague's branch.
Alternatively I can just push my changes to F1. However this is could trample my colleague's work.
I believe submitting a PR from a derived branch is considerate of their branch, but I'm not finding info on best practices in this situation.
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Answered 2020-Jan-08 at 18:17I'd agree with your considerations. Pull down the colleague's branch (F1) and checkout a new branch (F1/myChanges), make your changes then make a pull request and set F1 as the base. This also seems a little cleaner in case whatever you do doesn't work out.
EDIT: this all depends on the specific conventions of your team, of course. When in Rome, git how the Romans git.
QUESTION
I want to remove a pattern \textcolor{red}{ and replace }} by } from list of specific lines using bash
Let say i have a file
cat A.txt
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Answered 2019-Jun-23 at 07:38First off, storing the string in an unquoted variable causes the shell to parse the value before assigning the variable, so one of your backslashes will be gone already by the time the variable is assigned. sed needs two backslashes to match a literal backslash in a regex. But the simplest solution here is probably not to use a variable at all.
There is no way in sed to address multiple non-adjacent lines; but a simple workaround is to enumerate all the lines and jump to a subroutine if you are on any of those lines.
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I am trying to write an llvm instrumentation pass that creates a shadow table low in memory (from 0x10000 in Linux since this is the minimum value) and I am curious what is the canonical way of getting this done. I looked at both the DataFlowSanitizer and MemorySanitizer code but I am having some difficulties understanding how the system reserves this space for special use and makes sure it does not get trampled by alloca.
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Answered 2019-Jul-05 at 06:49If I understand the question correctly, then the way to do that is called a linker script.
A linker script directs the linker where and how to locate data in the output. "Place the read-only data at 0x70000, the read-write global variables at 0x9000 and the code at 0x42420000", that kind of thing. You can write a linker script to place global variables at 0x0, make a GlobalVariable that's an array of bytes, and reorder the list of global variables so your GlobalVariable is first in the list.
That should work… as far as putting valid data at 0x0 can be said to work…
QUESTION
C++ namespaces prevent collisions, but what if the name of the namespace itself collides? Example:
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Answered 2019-Mar-09 at 17:00Watch this: Standard library compatibility guidelines .This video by Titus Winters states what the standards committee reserves the right to and what you should not depend upon in the standard library.
This must be the official document. I found it in the description of the video. This is the what we care about:
Rights the Standard Library Reserves for ItselfPrimarily, the standard reserves the right to:
●Add new names to namespace std
●Add new member functions to types in namespace std
●Add new overloads to existing functions
●Add new default arguments to functions and templates
●Change return-types of functions in compatible ways (void to anything, numerictypes in a widening fashion, etc).
●Make changes to existing interfaces in a fashion that will be backwardcompatible, if those interfaces are solely used to instantiate types and invokefunctions. Implementation details (the primary name of a type, theimplementation details for a function callable) may not be depended upon.
○For example, we may change implementation details for standard functiontemplates so that those become callable function objects. If user code onlyinvokes that callable, the behavior is unchanged.
QUESTION
This is a section of a game I'm creating. In it, players have to click on the button marked 'deer' rather than 'doe' as quick as possible:
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Answered 2017-Nov-30 at 10:58One method is to put buttons in one line (as before) but in random order.
You have to create list with all words (with many "Doe"),
shuffle list and then use this list to create Buttons
QUESTION
In pandas, many functions take a long list of optional parameters, each with a default.
If I wanted to redefine a default across a whole project or at least across a whole py file is there an easy way to do this?
For example read_csv() defaults to encoding=None, but I'd like every call to read_csv() to default to UTF-8 encoding.
I recognise I could wrap the function, but this feels ugly to have one Pandas call via a separate custom import. Plus other developers will no doubt stray back to using read_csv().
I know I could edit the pandas source code, but that's a very bad idea in terms of maintaining compatibility.
And finally obviously I can update every read_csv() call to individually set the encoding, but there are and awful lot of them in the project I'm working on, and it will be tricky to regex, due to the possibility of other optional non-positional parameters. Also this doesn't help reign-in future developers repeating the same issue.
Any ideas?
EDIT:
MedAli's answer works well at file scope.
I'm stuck trying to get it to work at directory scope (I'm using Python 2.7):
I believe that if pandas was in the standard library it would be easy enough to ignore local files when importing things from the standard library:
from __future__ import absolute_import
Also this rather dodgy looking hack doesn't work either:
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Answered 2017-Aug-04 at 10:25You can use functools.partial
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In full disclosure I know very little when it comes to java but I did find a script online that accomplished exactly what I was looking for so I borrowed the basics of it and miraculously I was able to successfully implement it into my project.
However after endless trial and error attempts and then googling for over an hour I simply am at a loss for how I speed up the 'transition' for this function. Basically when I click the button 'open-overlay' it opens a full screen mask with a message in container 'overlay' and then when I click a second button it closes. All great and good but it takes probably 1000 to open and the same to close. What would I add to this script (and where!!!) to adjust that to 2/10ths of a second or maybe even 0?? I have reproduced CA's codepen here. Thanks so much in advance for your help and apologies for asking a question that is probably java 101! Jorie
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Answered 2017-Jun-20 at 05:40Removed The Transition Effect. For Your Ease (To Check The Code) Kept Whole Code. Make use of it by Copy Paste.
QUESTION
I'm having a little trouble displaying all of the values in a json response from an api especially round the rullings part where some of the values are in an array and have arrays in them.
I have had some success displaying the data but i struggle when it comes to the arrays
I have searched many related questions but many seem to focus on generating json as supposed to displaying it
Below is what I have done so far and hopefully I have made sense:
Controller:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-18 at 11:37I'm having a little trouble displaying all of the values in a json response from an api especially round the rullings part where some of the values are in an array and have arrays in them.
You have to iterate further over those arrays to get the values to display them
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