TNT | thumb2 newlib toolchain project
kandi X-RAY | TNT Summary
kandi X-RAY | TNT Summary
this is the thumb2 newlib toolchain project providing a script to compile the latest gcc with newlib and optimizations for microcontrollers. so far it only has been tested on osx, debian and netbsd, feel free to push changes for your os. usage is quite simple: execute "./toolchain.sh" to build toolchain execute "./toolchain.sh clean" to remove build artefacts check script header for configuration options. 17/11/2020 - gcc 10.2.0, binutils 2.35.1 and gdb 10.1. 02/03/2020 - gcc 9.2.0, newlib 3.3.0, binutils 2.33.1 and gdb 8.3. 19/09/2018 - gcc 8.2 01/30/2018 - gcc 7.3, newlib 3.0.0 etc. support for cortex-m7 including vfpu. (fpv5-d16 and fpv5-sp-d16) default code size optimizations and buffer sizes are now less aggressive. (can still be configured) 02/10/2017 - gcc 6.3, newlib 2.5.0 etc. new option to enable newlib instrumentation.
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QUESTION
I was trying to make a Minecraft plugin while having this problem, but I thought this would be more of a Java discussion
So I tried to make a spawner that would spawn a chicken every second (for testing, it would become every minute when I'm done), but while I was testing the event doesn't seem to run (because TimeUnit.SECONDS.sleep() would block the MC thread). So may I have an alternative?
The delay I'm using as for now is TimeUnit.SECONDS.sleep(*insert some number here*);
As shown here:
Note: I already tried using setTaskTimer and scheduleSyncRepeatingTask as shown in the answers, but they didn't seem to work. Is this an event issue or a spawnEntity issue?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 11:24You should use Bukkit.getScheduler().scheduleSyncRepeatingTask(...) in place of that for loop and TimeUnit.SECONDS.sleep
QUESTION
So I'm trying to make a nuclear bomb in Minecraft so I tried to make a custom TNT block on placement, but I can't seem to trigger the action of creating the explosion at the block location. May I have some help?
Here's the code...
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 17:12Your issue is that you're checking for equality between a Block (the result of e.getBlockPlaced()) and a string. These two will never be equal and so your condition is not met.
You could change your condition so that it checks the ItemStack in the player's hand when the block was placed. You also didn't check for the block type and so I've added a check for TNT in my example code below but you can just remove that for it to work with any block with the custom name.
QUESTION
I am trying to format the data in input.csv so that it returns the indexes that satisfies the conditions of Indexes. I want the code to print out all the indexes of rows that have all the values defined in the #intervals. Only the first row of element [ 2. 2. 30.] satisfies for the limits defined at the Indexes variables. Essentially I want to print out all the rows: Thats satisfy the condition: if column['MxU'] >= MxU and column['SNPT'] >= SNPT..... and column['MxD'] >= MxD
input.csv file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 23:59If I get your point, you can store your column interval in a dictionary. Then loop through the columns you want to check to compare with the interval dictionary.
You can use np.logical_and and reduce to simplify the loop.
QUESTION
The code below outputs the max and its indexes for the specified columns max_columns and min_columns. I want to print it in the format of the expected result. Where the max values and their indexes are at the same row. How would I be able to arrange the max_values_STD_Q1, max_index_STD_Q1 so that I get the expected result.
input.csv file:
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Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 04:30You can concat max_values_STD_Q1 and max_index_STD_Q1, then rename columns. Add information to column max_index.
QUESTION
How would I be able to print the last value of element_val numpy arrays. It is the second index of [ 2. 2. 30.] which is 30. So the values will go like 30,40,50...670,680. How would I be able to do that since the numpy array is 1 dimensional?
input.csv file:
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Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 00:21Use str.strip(), str.split(), and to_numpy() to manually convert the df.element column into a real numpy array:
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I am trying to write a function that prints out all the max and min values and their indexes for the specified columns in the input.csv file. The columns I want to return the max values of are referenced in the max_columns variable and the one to return min values are in the min_columns variable. However it doesn't go through the whole array values as intended I tried to do it with pandas howver it does not work. The code down below was achieved from my previous post:
input.csv file:
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Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 19:48max_columns and min_columns hold integer indexes, so you should iloc them as df.iloc[:, max_columns] and df.iloc[:, min_columns]:
QUESTION
I am trying to write a function that prints out all the max and min values and their indexes for the specified columns in the input.csv file. The columns I want to return the max values of are referenced in the max_columns variable and the one to return min values are in the min_columns variable. However it doesnt go through the whole array values as intended
input.csv file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 01:18Since you already have data frame in pandas , let us try pandas way
QUESTION
I try to use laravel tntsearch together with spatie query builder. Based on Spatie Query Builder documentation I try to build my query as it follows
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Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 16:51I did exactly what you are trying to do with the TNTSearch driver and I came to the difficult conclusion that Scout simply does not support the wide range of query handling that the default QueryBuilder object does. This is by design. If you read the Scout documentation, it makes it clear that you have to perform the search before you apply all the filter/sort queries you normally would. So, think of it this way: Search > filter and sort the results of the search.
That being said, it is possible to achieve what you're wanting. It just requires 2 queries instead of one. Maybe some day Scout will get better support for this.
Here's how I did it:
Set a variable to hold your search result ids
QUESTION
I haven't found a question fitting the exact parameters of my situation (please excuse me if I have missed it).
For the last year remote work has been nothing but a blessing, it's the perfect set-up for me and my productivity has skyrocketed. The one blemish I'm still facing is when it comes to accessing work apps and machines (via ssh) for which a connection to the work network is required.
For that I use my work laptop and assorted VPN connection (using F5 Big IP) while most of my dev work/meetings/emailing/etc takes place on my comfortable personal desktop. Working on the work laptop is a miserable affair, it has a tiny, low-res, TNT, 12" panel while my personal PC has two 27" displays.
I would very much like, on the personal PC, to be able to use a dedicated browser plugged into an ssh tunnel running on the laptop to access work-network only apps and to ssh into work machines.
Both machines are running Windows 10, which is fine for my personal PC as all my dev work takes place through WSL2/Docker but is really painful on the work laptop because it's a pre-WSL2 version.
Both PCs use my home wifi connection, through which the work laptop connects to the VPN.
I'm wondering how to go about achieving that ssh tunnel to the work laptop since, once connected to the work VPN, the laptop isn't visible anymore on the local network.
I've been thinking of trying to hook them up via ethernet and use that second connection as the support for the ssh access but I'm not sure that'd work or how to go about it.
Any help would be much appreciated, thank you for taking the time to read this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 07:14Setup a Reverse SSH Tunnel
In short you connect from your laptop to your Windows10 Box using ssh.. (You will need to run sshd on Windows 10) either via Windows or via cygwin or a virtual machine. Once you have that working you can use the OpenSSH "Reverse tunnel" feature which binds a port on your Windows Box and when your connect to it that opens a connection to your Laptop.
This example uses port 22 but you could use any TCP based port. (e.g. 3389 is RDP)
Let's assume that Destination's IP is 192.168.20.55 Laptop that you want to access). You want to access from Windows10 desktop with IP 138.47.99.99. Destination (192.168.20.55) <- |NAT| <- Source (138.47.99.99)
SSH from the destination to the source (with public IP) using the command below:
ssh -R 19999:localhost:22 sourceuser@138.47.99.99
- port 19999 can be any unused port.
Now you can SSH from source to destination through SSH tunneling: ssh localhost -p 19999
3rd party servers can also access 192.168.20.55 through Destination (138.47.99.99). Destination (192.168.20.55) <- |NAT| <- Source (138.47.99.99) <- Bob's server
QUESTION
WHAT I NEED
Find pairs of platforms that platform2 offers more than 50% of the series offered by platform1. Return pairs of platforms (renamed platform1, platform2) and proportion of series they have in common (numcommon)
WHAT I TRIED: Here I've multiple series are broadcast on different platform. I just added couple of them. For example:
Full Dataset:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 11:16I guess you need a join to find all platform pairs:
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