The chat tutorial listed for elixir is outdated. It uses a old version of phoenix and could be confusing to new users who would be learning a oudated set of syntax, application structure, commands i.e. mix phoenix.create vs. mix phx.create.

Also it's missing some steps. For one this they never do mix ecto.create without which the postgres database is not initialized so the app doesn't wo

对于数组[1, 2, 3, 4] 和 [4, 3, 2, 1] 你的冒泡排序算法是否都能获得不错的效率？

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Related: microsoft/vcpkg#6154

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Dependency level; level0=no deps; level1=depends on any level0; ... (vc

Repro Steps:

1. Launch 'Calculator'.
2. Home screen will be displayed.​
3. Navigate through Menu using keyboard and Choose either 'Standard' or 'Scientific Calculator'.
4. Navigate to History button and activate it.
5. Navigate to any list item and press context menu button.
6. Context menu will open.
7. Navigate to delete button and activate it.
8. Observe the issue.

**Actual Re

Issue Summary

Documentation and error messages are misleading when using a release version of Caffe on Ubuntu.

Executed Command (if any)

cmake .. -DBUILD_CAFFE=OFF -DCaffe_INCLUDE_DIRS=/usr/include/caffe -DCaffe_LIBS=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libcaffe.so

OpenPose Output (if any)

-- The C compiler identification is GNU 7.5.0
-- The CXX compiler identificatio

infer version v0.15.0
in my case, 0xFFFF or 0xFFFFFFFF is a common initializer and there are a lot of this semantics in our code. I would like to ignore those harmless. but if I turn off liveness checker, I worry about missing some truely harmful bugs. Does Infer provide some filtering option or method?

The prebuild of yuzu comes with no instructions on how to actually use it.
Most linux users will realize that they can just use ./yuzu , but some newbies might not know that.
There is also no dependency list for the prebuild version. This makes you need to either start yuzu and try to install whatever it says missing until it actually runs, or you need to install the dependencies for builiding i

The C++ howto and //examples/helloworld/cc:hello_world target depend on //cc:cleartext_keytext_handle which does not have public visibility in Bazel. As far as I can tell it is not

The new converter (#1151) uses member objects to operate on data from the .dat files. While these provide the necessary functions for conversion, they are also significantly larger than the original dat file entries (20x - 400x the size). This results in a comparatively high memory usage, especially for DE2 which uses ~1.6 GB of memory for all dat file entries. Note that the converter does not

The doc is great! Hoewever some areas are still missing.
C++11 intoduced raw string literals: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/string_literal

It is useful in many different areas, like strings with quotes, multiline strings and for example windows paths without escaping backslashes:

const char win_path[] = R"(c:\some\unescaped\path)";

The same cppreference link als

Library name: triton

Library description: Triton is a Dynamic Binary Analysis (DBA) framework. It provides internal components like a Dynamic Symbolic Execution (DSE) engine, a dynamic taint engine, AST representations of the x86, x86-64, ARM32 and AArch64 Instructions Set Architecture (ISA), SMT simplification passes, an SMT solver interface and, the last but not least, Python bindings.

Sou

Frequent bug: while sorting by y-coordinate, the vertices are sorted, but the data coming with the vertices is not.
Gouraud shading, forgot to sort intensities

In my case I was calculating a barycentric coordinate of one vertex and assigning it to a different vertex by mistake.
The artifacts looked exactly the same as you presented, if it is the same problem then the description could be

Any plan to add the solarized color theme? Or there are any documents to show how to adding color theme?

Create an overload of gfx_draw_string_left on \src\openrct2\drawing\Text.cpp with the same name, but that takes a const ScreenCoordsXY& object instead of an int32_t x and and an int32_t y and replace the calls to the {x ,y} pair by the one using ScreenCoordsXY.

Don't try to do all calls at once, unless it doesn't occur a lot, as this might lead to a huge PR. When we stop using the

The type checker contains multiple occurrences of

		if (noErrors)
			for (Source const* source: m_sourceOrder)
				if (source->ast)
					for (ASTPointer<ASTNode> const& node: source->ast->nodes())
						if (ContractDefinition* contract = dynamic_cast<ContractDefinition*>(node.get()))

These should be extracted into some helper "forAllContracts" or something like that, which takes

• I am not submitting a question on how to use ANTLR; instead, go to antlr4-discussion google group or ask at stackoverflow
• I have done a search of the existing issues to make sure I'm not sending in a duplicate

I am working to develop a library for the R programming langua

The images are quite nice but sometimes they feel kinda cheap. It would be nice if they could be redrawn with TikZ.
This would give a touch of class to a book that is already beautiful.

Example:

Simple solution:
![TikZ-diagram-simple](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/22

Vcpkg is a C++ dependency management system that makes installation and consumption as a dependency very easy. We should support this for VW to allow consuming the lib as easy as possible.

Instructions for creating a new package can be found here: https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg/blob/master/docs/examples/packaging-github-repos.md

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No.

Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like the source code to be automatically clang-formatted according to my settings anytime the code is compiled. That is, don't require me to use the contextual menu or keyboard shortcut to format the code. Just auto-format it; just like the code is auto-compiled too.

Well, ther

I'd like to be able to set sound source volumes via AppleScript or similar — I can't seem to find any information regarding this, and the dictionary seems to only apply to setting output.

I'm using BetterTouchTool to send volume levels from a midi device with faders, and I'd like to associate the faders with different sources in BackgroundMusic.

Is there a way to let the citra gdbstub automatically break on unmapped memory access? Right now, citra handles unmapped access gracefully and only spits out an error in the log. The real 3DS hardware will crash on unmapped memory access but the current Rosalina gdbstub will at least break with SIGSEGV and let you examine the process remains.
Would be nice if it was possible with citra as well ..

The links on the FAQ page in the wiki still point to the old wiki, which seems to be deprecated.

Stefan Behnel wrote:

No. "@cython.cfunc" declares a function or method as a pure C function,
without a Python interface to it, and for methods, it only applies to
extension types and not regular Python classes.

It's interesting that Cython allowed you to set it on the "__iter__" method
which cannot, in fact, be a C method because it's one of Python's special
methods. We s