rocc | A Swift framework for remote control of digital Cameras | Camera library
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Rocc (Remote Camera Control) is a Swift framework for interacting with Digital Cameras which support function control or Image/Video transfer via a WiFi connection. It currently only supports control/transfer from Sony's line-up of cameras but will be expanding in the future to support as many manufacturers as possible!. The Sony implementation is a tried and tested codebase which is used by the app Camrote to provide the connectivity with the camera. Rocc is designed to be as generic as possible, both from a coding point of view and also from an API point of view, meaning support for other manufacturers should be a seamless integration with any existing codebase which is using the framework.
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Copycamera.supportsFunction(Function.set, callback: { (setFunctionSupported, _, _) in
// If we're not allowed to set the camera's "Function" then we're done
guard let supported = setFunctionSupported, supported else {
init(camera: Camera) {
liveViewStream = LiveViewStream(camera: camera, delegate: self)
liveViewStream.start()
}
func liveViewStream(_ stream: LiveViewStream, didReceive image: UIImage) {
OperationQueue.main.addOperation {
// Show func connect(to camera: Camera) {
camera.connect { (error, isInTransferMode) in
// isInTransferMode reflects whether the camera was already connected
// to and has been re-connected to whilst in "Contents Transfer" mode.
}
}
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QUESTION
enter image description hereHello I am trying to write a script in which I look at some historical data (Stock Prices) and compute a rolling Linear Regression Slope.
I have a CSV file with the Close Price of AAPL US Equity from 01-01-2010 - 10-23-2020.
As you can see in the below code I have read the CSV, created a few new variables, The Moving Linear Slope etc... and wrote that data into the CSV as new columns. PS: ROC is the Rate of Change of the MLR Slope.
I am now trying to create a function which returns 1,0,-1 (1=Long, 0 = No Position, -1=Short) for each date/stock price. I have created the below function "scorer" but am unable to figure out how to get it to look at each date and write the corresponding value into a new column in the CSV.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-26 at 17:13The function you created checks the full columns of the dataframe, instead of the value for a given date. Plus, the if and elif statements were wrongly indented.
QUESTION
I have a protocol in my open source library (link in-case code samples aren't enough).
Said protocol has two associated types, one for a function "send" type, and one for a "return type" defined like so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-08 at 08:58This was... just the debugger being a pile of rubbish! Decided to add in a print statement to make absolutely sure it was nil. Turns out that wasn't the case! Prints fine, but lldb seems to think it's nil for whatever reason.
QUESTION
I have this dataset:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-01 at 06:44Something very simple like this should work:
QUESTION
I am trying to add custom instruction to RISC-V by using ROCC, and my base is the rocket-chip. Some of the accelerators requires additional IO to be added to the RoCCIO class. I am trying to understand the conditional instantiation of additional IO's, like in the case of the Floating point unit & page table walker (PTW) ,I am new to Chisel & Scala so it very cryptic to me.
Can someone explain how this code implement conditional instantiation:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-05 at 17:57This question is probably better suited for the rocket-chip repository so those developers will see it: https://github.com/freechipsproject/rocket-chip/issues
That being said, there are a couple of ways things can be conditionally instantiated in Chisel code.
- Inheritance: when a Bundle extends another Bundle it can add additional fields, thus the inclusion of those fields is conditional upon which Bundle is actually being instantiated
- Dead Code Elimination: Chisel/FIRRTL has robust Dead Code Elimination so if some ports are unused they will simply be removed. Thus the fields can be conditionally removed in configurations that do not use them. I believe this is the case here (but am unsure).
QUESTION
I am adding an accelerator to the Rocket-chip core, and getting Type mismatch error when trying to connect SInt wire from my code to the ROCC interface which is Bits.
"Type mismatch. Cannot connect myRocc.io.dx to cmd.io.deq.bits.rs1."
Is there any option to cast this?
Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-28 at 05:00Please see answer in How to cast UInt to SInt value in Chisel3?
I should note that Bits is really just an alias for UInt
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