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|2020-01-14 21:34:11 by Ryo ONODERA | Files touched by this commit (1)
Log message: boost-libs: Fix build failure on NetBSD/amd64 8 and lang/gcc7 * PCH option generates errors on NetBSD/amd64 8 and lang/gcc7 environment.
|2020-01-12 11:10:04 by Adam Ciarcinski | Files touched by this commit (16) |
Log message: boost: updated to 1.72.0 Version 1.72.0 Asio: Changed the async_initiate helper function to automatically deduce its return \ type, for C++11 or later. Changed all asynchronous operations to use automatically deduced return types, \ for C++14 or later. Introduced concepts to support async_initiate. Added the nested template type rebind_executor to all I/O object types. Changed the initiation function objects to report their associated I/O executor \ via the nested type executor_type and member function get_executor(). Added the default_completion_token trait, giving I/O executor types an \ associated default completion token type for use with asynchronous operations. \ This trait is specialised for the use_awaitable completion token, for example, \ to allow asynchronous operations to be used as follows: co_await \ socket.async_connect(my_endpoint). Added missing async_initiate to the Windows-specific I/O objects' asynchronous \ operations. Ensured that the executor type is propagated to newly accepted sockets. Changed to require that Protocol copy and move operations never throw. Changed to require that Endpoint default constructor and move operations never throw. Added the noexcept qualifier to protocol accessors. Added the noexcept qualifier to socket move constructors. Fixed issues associated with opening serial ports on Windows: Use the correct constant to initialise the RTS control flag. Specify a default baud rate (9600). Fixed a lost "outstanding work count" that can occur when an \ asynchronous accept operation is automatically restarted. Consult the Revision History for further details. Atomic: Added a workaround for __float128 not being considered as a floating point type \ by some versions of libstdc++. Improved compatibility with clang-win compiler. Beast: This is a maintenance update containing bug fixes, and updates to use the new \ features delivered in Boost.Asio. We'd love to know how you or your company use Beast, consider adding an entry to \ the Companies and Individuals Using Beast list. See the full Release Notes for a complete list of changes. Circular Buffer: Fix: max_size() now takes the allocator's max_size() into account. (Glen Fernandes) Context: architecture s390x supported execution_context removed Endian: Made endian_reverse, conditional_reverse and *_to_* constexpr on GCC and Clang Added convenience load and store functions Added floating point convenience typedefs Added a non-const overload of data(); changed its return type to unsigned char* Added __int128 support to endian_reverse when available Added a convenience header boost/endian.hpp Filesystem: Extracted filesystem_error to exception.hpp; file_status and associated enums \ and functions to file_status.hpp; directory_entry, directory_iterator and \ recursive_directory_iterator to directory.hpp. Deprecated: For backward compatibility operations.hpp still includes the new \ headers exception.hpp, file_status.hpp and directory.hpp, unless \ BOOST_FILESYSTEM_NO_DEPRECATED macro is defined. These implicit includes are \ considered deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Users are \ encouraged to include the new headers directly or include filesystem.hpp. The filesystem_error exception is now implemented in the compiled library of \ Boost.Filesystem. Users may need to add linking with Boost.Filesystem library in \ their projects. On POSIX.1-2008 platforms, use utimensat instead of utime. utime is declared \ obsolete in POSIX.1-2008 and can be disabled e.g. in uClibc-ng. directory_iterator is now left in the end state on memory allocation errors. In directory_iterator on POSIX systems, support for readdir/readdir_r has been \ reworked to avoid memory allocations for dirent structures when readdir is used. \ This reduces memory consumption and eliminates the possibility of buffer \ overruns in case if readdir produces a very long directory name. On Windows, use Boost.WinAPI to select the target Windows version. New: Added directory_options enum, which reflects the same named enum from \ C++20. The enum is supported in directory_iterator and \ recursive_directory_iterator to customize iteration behavior. In particular, the \ iterators now support skipping directories that can't be opened due to \ insufficient permissions. The symlink_option enum is now deprecated and should \ be replaced with directory_options. By default, recursive_directory_iterator is now reset to the end state in case \ of errors, as required by C++20. New: Added directory_options::pop_on_error option, which configures \ recursive_directory_iterator so that it attempts to recover from iteration \ errors by repeatedly invoking pop() until it succeeds or the end state is \ reached. New: Added directory_options::skip_dangling_symlinks option, which configures \ recursive_directory_iterator so that it doesn't follow dangling directory \ symlinks and continues iteration instead of reporting an error. Deprecated: The following members of recursive_directory_iterator are now marked \ as deprecated: level(), no_push_pending(), no_push_request(), no_push(). Users \ are advised to replace their use with the standard counterparts: depth(), \ recursion_pending(), disable_recursion_pending(). Note that recursion_pending() \ has the opposite meaning compared to no_push_pending() and no_push_request(). \ Deprecated methods will be removed in a future release. Fixed path::lexically_relative (and any dependent algorithms) to correctly \ handle empty, dot and dot-dot path elements in its argument. The behavior is \ made closer to C++17 std::path::lexically_relative in that empty and dot path \ elements are ignored and dot-dot path elements are accounted by decreasing the \ number of dot-dot path elements to generate in the resulting relative path. Functional/Factory: Glen Fernandes rewrote the implementations of factory and value_factory to \ provide the following features: Support r-value arguments when possible Support arbitrary number of arguments via variadic templates when possible Support allocators that are final Support allocators that use fancy pointers Support for disabled exceptions (BOOST_NO_EXCEPTIONS) Improved compilation times The following features have been removed: Increasing limits for C++03 compilers through \ BOOST_FUNCTIONAL_VALUE_FACTORY_MAX_ARITY Using boost::none_t in place of void through BOOST_FUNCTIONAL_FACTORY_SUPPORT_NONE_T GIL: Added GSoC 2019: Lanczos resampling for image down scaling. GSoC 2019: Methods for binary thresholding, inverted binary thresholding and \ truncation thresholding. GSoC 2019: Otsu thresholding method. GSoC 2019: Adaptive thresholding using mean or gaussian-weighted sum of the \ neighbourhood area. GSoC 2019: Harris response calculation (corner detector without non-maximum \ filtering). GSoC 2019: Hessian corner detector. GSoC 2019: Types for defining 2D kernel, kernel_2d and kernel_2d_fixed, in \ Numeric extension. GSoC 2019: Implementation of 2D convolution as new function convolve_2d. GSoC 2019: Box filtering using the average filter. GSoC 2019: Blur function based on normalized mean filter. GSoC 2019: Sobel and Scharr operators. GSoC 2019: Median filter to remove noise from image. Continued adding new test cases and significantly improved overall test coverage. Documented purpose of cached_location_t. Function convolve_1d in Numeric extension for convenient use of convolve_rows \ and convolve_cols. Function extend_boundary in Numeric extension to perform image boundary extension. Project release notes maintained in Markdown file RELEASES.md. Changed Move all tests, core features and extensions, inside test/ directory. Removed Replace Boost.MPL with Boost.MP11. Removed use of Boost.TypeTraits. Dropped support for GCC <= 4.8. Remove include/boost/gil/version.hpp file as unused. Fixed Undetermined value of default-initialized channel and pixel objects. Undefined behaviour due to std::is_trivially_default_constructible specializations. Crash when reading PNG files with an invalid header. Applied the Rule of Three for numerous types. Removed uses of deprecated implicit definition of defaulted copy assignment \ operator or copy constructor. Histogram: Several new features and performance improvements, some bug-fixes See the full Release Notes for a complete list of changes Log: Improved compatibility with clang-win compiler. MPI: Documentation clarifications. Fixed scatterv bug when using explicit input buffer offsets. Enable usage of MPI_Probe and friend with Intel MPI >= 2019.4 Symbol visibility on Windows Math: Added Hypergeometric functions 1F0, 0F1, 2F0, 1F1 and pFq. Added Jacobi polynomial (and derivatives) evaluation. Added Gegenbauer polynomial (and derivatives) evaluation. Added Cardinal B-Splines (and derivatives) as polynomial functions in their own \ right. Added Cardinal Trigonometric Interpolation. Added new statistics sub-section. Added One Sample Student's T Test. Added Anderson Darling test for normality. Added Ljung Box test for auto-correlation. Added Runs test for random sequences. The headers boost/math/tools/univariate_statistics.hpp and \ boost/math/tools/bivariate_statistics.hpp, have been deprecated in favor of \ boost/math/statistics/univariate_statistics.hpp and \ boost/math/statistics/bivariate_statistics.hpp. Added The Empirical CDF distribution. Reworked the Sterling approximation used by multiprecision gamma functions to be \ applicable to all the function that use the Lanczos approximation at regular \ precision. Also extended Lanczos approximations up to 100 decimal digit \ precision. Multiprecision: Big constexpr update allows cpp_int and float128 arithmetic to be fully \ constexpr with gcc and clang 9 or later, or any compiler supporting \ std::is_constant_evaluated(). Fix bug in variable precision mpf_float which causes it to go into a tailspin \ trying to select the correct precision - see \ https://github.com/boostorg/multiprecision/issues/164. Outcome: Enhancements: Standalone outcome is now make install-able, and cmake find_package() can find \ it. Note that you must separately install and find_package() Outcome's \ dependency, quickcpplib, else find_package() of Outcome will fail. The git submodule mechanism used by standalone Outcome of specifying dependent \ libraries has been replaced with a cmake superbuild of dependencies mechanism \ instead. Upon cmake configure, an internal copy of quickcpplib will be git \ cloned, built and installed into the build directory from where an internal \ find_package() uses it. This breaks the use of the unconfigured Outcome repo as \ an implementation of Outcome, one must now do one of: 1. Add Outcome as \ subdirectory to cmake build. 2. Use cmake superbuild (i.e. \ ExternalProject_Add()) to build and install Outcome into a local installation. \ 3. Use one of the single header editions. For standalone Outcome, the current compiler is now checked for whether it will \ compile code containing C++ Concepts, and if it does, all cmake consumers of \ Outcome will enable C++ Concepts. Set the cmake variable CXX_CONCEPTS_FLAGS to \ an empty string to prevent auto detection and enabling of C++ Concepts support \ occurring. OUTCOME_TRY operation now hints to the compiler that operation will be \ successful. [P1886 Error speed benchmarking](https://wg21.link/P1886) showed \ that there is considerable gain in very small functions by hinting to the \ compiler whether the expression is expected to be successful or not. OUTCOME_TRY \ previously did not hint to the compiler at all, but now it does. A new suite of \ macros OUTCOME_TRY_FAILURE_LIKELY hint to the compiler that failure is expected. \ If you wish to return to the previously unhinted behaviour, define \ OUTCOME_TRY_LIKELY(expr) to (!!expr). Support for C++ Coroutines has been added. This comes in two parts, firstly \ there is now an OUTCOME_CO_TRY() operation suitable for performing the TRY \ operation from within a C++ Coroutine. Secondly, in the header \ outcome/coroutine_support.hpp there are implementations of \ eager<OutcomeType> and lazy<OutcomeType> which let you more \ naturally and efficiently use basic_result or basic_outcome from within C++ \ Coroutines -- specifically, if the result or outcome will construct from an \ exception pointer, exceptions thrown in the coroutine return an errored or \ excepted result with the thrown exception instead of throwing the exception \ through the coroutine machinery (which in current compilers, has a high \ likelihood of blowing up the program). Both eager<T> and lazy<T> can \ accept any T as well. Both have been tested and found working on VS2019 and \ clang 9. make_error_code() and make_exception_ptr() are now additionally considered for \ compatible copy and move conversions for basic_result<>. This lets you \ construct a basic_result<T, E> into a basic_result<T, error_code>, \ where E is a custom type which has implemented the ADL discovered free function \ error_code make_error_code(E), but is otherwise unrelated to error_code. The \ same availability applies for exception_ptr with make_exception_ptr() being the \ ADL discovered free function. basic_outcome<> has less support for this \ than basic_result<> in order to keep constructor count down, but it will \ accept via this mechanism conversions from basic_result<> and \ failure_type<>. Bug fixes: The detection of [[nodiscard]] support in the compiler was very mildly broken. PolyCollection: Maintenance work. Preprocessor: Topic added which discusses emptiness Support for the C++20 __VA_OPT__ construct BOOST_PP_VARIADIC_HAS_OPT whether __VA_OPT__ is supported at the C++20 level BOOST_PP_CHECK_EMPTY test for emptiness using __VA_OPT__ at the C++20 level BOOST_PP_VA_OPT more flexible alternative to __VA_OPT__ at the C++20 level Smart Pointers: Implemented allocate_unique for scalars and arrays. (Glen Fernandes) Test: Boost.test v3.12 see the Changes log for more details. New feature: Support for C++17 std::string_view has been added. Better diagnostic on boost::exception and no rtti mode (thanks to Mikhail Pilin \ / [pull_request 234]) VMD: BOOST_VMD_IS_EMPTY updated to use __VA_OPT__ at the C++20 level has 100% reliability
|2019-12-31 14:30:27 by Niclas Rosenvik | Files touched by this commit (1)
Log message: Fix boost-libs PLIST on devuan linux distro
|2019-11-03 11:39:32 by Roland Illig | Files touched by this commit (274)
Log message: devel: align variable assignments pkglint -Wall -F --only aligned --only indent -r No manual corrections.
|2019-08-22 14:17:53 by Ryo ONODERA | Files touched by this commit (18) |
Log message: Update to 1.71.0 Changelog: New Libraries Variant2: A never-valueless, strong guarantee implementation of \ std::variant, from Peter Dimov. Updated Libraries Align: Support for any integral type in the integral versions of align_up and \ align_down. Revised the implementation of aligned_allocator to no longer require a \ specialization for void. Define propagate_on_container_move_assignment and is_always_equal in \ aligned_allocator. Asio: Improved performance slightly by eliminating a redundant move \ construction when completed handlers are dispatched. Eliminated a compiler warning by annotating a case fall-through in the \ free function connect() implementation. Fixed the is_*_buffer_sequence detection traits for user-defined \ sequence types. Fixed some Windows-specific warnings about an incompatible pointer cast \ when obtaining the CancelIoEx entry point. Changed to automatically set the defaults when opening a serial port on \ Windows. Changed the serial port get_option() member function to be const. Fixed a name hiding issue with the WinRT stream-oriented socket \ backend's shutdown function. Applied a minor fix to the documentation for is_dynamic_buffer. Added some support for Haiku OS. Added wolfSSL compatability. Changed to require C++17 or later for coroutines TS support with clang. Fixed a doxygen generation problem in the tutorial. Ensured example programs are correctly incorporated into the documentation. Any: Static initialization of the default constructed boost::any is now possible. Fixed performance regression in assignment on a compilers without \ move-semantics. Maintenance work. Beast: This version consists mostly of bug fixes and performance improvements. Substantial work included for the split compilation mode, to reduce \ compile time when defining BOOST_BEAST_SEPARATE_COMPILATION. We'd love to know how you or your company use Beast, consider adding an \ item to the Companies and Individuals Using Beast list. See the full Release Notes for a complete list of changes. Circular Buffer: Correct doxygen generated reference to no longer show internal members. \ (Glen Fernandes) Eliminate ubsan warning on add and sub. (Glen Fernandes) Fix incorrect check in is_uninitialized. (Niklas Fejes) Container: Fixed bugs: GitHub #47: "added alignment specification for small_vector". GitHub #88: "Implement C++17 MoveAssignable requirements for \ self-move assignments". GitHub #107: "Alignment ignored in resource_adaptor". GitHub #109: "Get rid of integer overflow in copy_move_algo.hpp \ (-fsanitize=integer)". GitHub #110: "Avoid gcc 9 deprecated copy warnings in \ new_allocator.hpp". GitHub #112: "vector::resize() compilation error with \ msvc-10..12: data is not a member of boost::detail::aligned_storage". GitHub #114: "Fix small_vector noexcept specification". GitHub #116: "MSVC + boost 1.70 compilation error when \ windows.h is already included (detail/thread_mutex.hpp)". GitHub #117: "flat_map/map::insert_or_assign with hint has \ wrong return types". GitHub #118: "Non-unique inplace_set_difference used in in \ flat_tree_merge_unique and iterator invalidation in insert_unique". GitHub #122: "Fix has_trivial_destructor_after_move". GitHub #123: "With heterogeneous lookup, equal_range can result \ in a range with length greater than 1". deque can now have options, using deque_options. The block size/bytes \ can be be specified. static_vector can now have options, using static_vector_options. \ Alignment and throwing behaviour can be be specified. small_vector can now have options, using small_vector_options. Alignment \ and growth factor can be be specified. Context: Add support for RISC-V LP64D #72: Fix ABI violation on ppc64 ELFv2 #99: cleanup of stack if creating ucontext fails Conversion: Maintenance work. Core: Added functions alloc_construct, alloc_construct_n, alloc_destroy, and \ alloc_destroy_n in <boost/core/alloc_construct.hpp> for allocator aware \ and exception safe construction and destruction of objects and arrays. (Glen \ Fernandes) Added constexpr functions first_scalar in \ <boost/core/first_scalar.hpp> for obtaining a pointer to the first scalar \ element of an array. Given a pointer of type T* they return a pointer of type \ remove_all_extents_t<T>*. (Glen Fernandes) Added class template noinit_adaptor in \ <boost/core/noinit_adaptor.hpp> which is an allocator adaptor that \ converts any allocator into one whose construct(ptr) performs default \ initialization via placement new, and whose destroy(ptr) invokes the value_type \ destructor directly. (Glen Fernandes) Added class template default_allocator in \ <boost/core/default_allocator.hpp>, which can serve as a minimal default \ allocator that has interface similar to C++20 std::allocator, supports \ configurations with disabled exceptions and does not have std as an associated \ namespace. The allocator uses operator new and operator delete for allocation. \ (Glen Fernandes) In <boost/core/uncaught_exceptions.hpp> header, added workarounds \ for better compatibility with QNX SDP 7.0 when libc++/libc++abi libraries are \ used. (Andrey Semashev, #59) The <boost/detail/sp_typeinfo.hpp> header is now marked as \ deprecated and will be removed in a future release. \ <boost/core/typeinfo.hpp> should be used instead. (Peter Dimov) Dynamic Bitset: Enabled hardware-assisted popcount on MSVC (#38). Added support for boost::hash and std::hash (#45). Support copy-initialization with default constructor (#48). Endian: Clarified requirements on the value type template parameter Added support for float and double Added endian_load, endian_store Updated endian_reverse to correctly support all non-bool integral types Moved deprecated names to the deprecated header endian.hpp Fiber: documentation for shared_work updated Filesystem: Fixed incorrect error_code returned from directory iterator increment \ when readdir_r is used. For path, fixed rvalue-aware operator/ return type to return an rvalue \ instead of rvalue reference. This fixes leaving a dangling reference in the \ user's code if the result of operator/ is bound to a const reference. (#110) Fixes for better compatibility with Windows CE. (#24) Added minimal support for CMake. (#106) Flyweight: Maintenance work. Histogram: New features: Support for thread-safe storages and new thread-safe accumulators Support for compiling without exceptions/RTTI (increases performance \ by 10-20 %) (with Glen Fernandes) Performance improvements for 1D and 2D histograms boost::histogram::indexed now returns forward iterator range instead \ of input iterator range boost::histogram::indexed_range::accessor is now non-copyable and \ acts like reference to cell value, making more algorithms from the C++ stdlib \ work boost::histogram::algorithm::reduce with new slice option and option \ fusion boost::histogram::algorithm::project accepts runtime indices for \ static histograms Bug Fixes: boost::histogram::algorithm::reduce also works on histograms that \ have some axis types without reduction support boost::histogram::axis::traits::update now works correctly for \ boost::histogram::axis::variant Other: 100 % test coverage Reduced internal Boost dependencies Improved documentation and examples Guaranteed no-throw moves for all builtin axis types Compile cleanly at higher warning levels See changelog for more details. IoStreams: Fixed processing of multi-stream files (#87). Added support for multi-threaded LZMA (#95). Interprocess: GitHub #85 ("warning: Implicit conversion loses integer \ precision"). GitHub #86 ("warning: Possible misuse of comma operator"). Intrusive: GitHub #42: Documentation does not describe treap priority_of_value changes GitHub #43: Fix tests with BOOST_INTRUSIVE_VARIADIC_TEMPLATES enabled GitHub #45: Disable variadic templates for MSVC-12 to avoid ICEs LexicalCast: Added tests for boost::filesystem::path conversions #25. Maintenance work, including #28. Log: New features: Improved support for C++17 std::string_view in \ basic_formatting_ostream. The string view can now participate in character code \ conversion on output. Added auto_newline formatter and stream manipulator. It can be used \ to ensure that formatted output always ends with a newline while avoiding \ duplicate newlines. In the output stream, text file and text multi-file sink backends \ added support for configuring behavior with regard to appending a trailing \ newline to every formatted log record. Use auto_newline_mode named parameter of \ the backend constructor or call the set_auto_newline_mode method on the sink \ backend. Note: The default behavior with regard to trailing newlines added by \ sink backends has changed slightly compared to the previous Boost.Log releases. \ The backends will now only add a trailing newline if there isn't one in the \ formatted log message string already. In previous releases a newline was added \ unconditionally. Added support for passing arbitrary function objects in the filter \ and format named parameters to sink constructors and convenience functions for \ initializing sinks. For example, it is now possible to specify C++11 lambda \ functions directly in these parameters. (#63) In the default filter and formatter factories used in filter and \ formatter parsers, added support for severity level attribute values of type \ boost::log::trivial::severity_level. For filters, the support is limited to \ attributes with "Severity" name. Bug fixes: Fixed incorrect parsing of components of the rotated file names \ while scanning for files in the text file sink backend. If the file name pattern \ ended with a placeholder (for example, a file counter), the scan_for_files \ method would not find files matching that pattern in the target storage, leaving \ them unmanaged. In particular, such files would not be deleted to free target \ storage. (#78) Updated basic_formatting_ostream and basic_record_ostream to make it \ possible to overload stream output operators for pointers to user-defined types. \ User-defined operator<< overloads taking std::basic_ostream and a pointer \ argument should now be picked up by the compiler when the pointer is being \ written to one of Boost.Log streams. (#84) See changelog for more details. Math: New features: Catmull-Rom interpolator now works in C++11 Cardinal quadratic B-spline interpolation Domain of elliptic integrals extended sin_pi and cos_pi performance improvements Forward-mode automatic differentiation Vector valued barycentric rational interpolation Ooura's method for evaluation of Fourier integrals Bug fixes: Multiple compatibility issues with Multiprecision fixed Lambert-W fixed on a rare architecture Metaparse: New features: In C++11 variadic template support for the following: sequence, \ one_of_c, one_of, repeated_one_of, repeated_one_of1, one_char_except_c, \ one_char_except. Bug fixes: BOOST_METAPARSE_STRING does not use out of range character values as \ template arguments. any_of_c<> does not create empty array in C++14. Move: Git Issue #26: "Invalid iterator increment/decrement in the last \ iteration of adaptive_sort_combine_blocks". Multi Array: Simplify allocator support by using new alloc_construct_n and \ alloc_destroy_n facilities from Core. (Glen Fernandes) Multi-index Containers: Added variants of const_mem_fun and mem_fun for differently qualified \ member functions (issue #24). Terse key specification syntax now correctly handles noexcept-specified \ member functions (issue #24). Outcome: Enhancements: #184 As per request from Boost release managers, relocated \ version.hpp and revision.hpp into detail, and added the Boost licence \ boilerplate to the top of every source file which was missing one (I think). \ Also took the opportunity to run the licence restamping script over all Outcome, \ so copyright dates are now up to date. #185 Add FAQ item explaining issue #185, and why we will do nothing \ to fix it right now. #189 Refactored the OUTCOME_TRY implementation to use more clarified \ customisation points capable of accepting very foreign inputs. Removed the \ std::experimental::expected<T, E> specialisations, as those are no longer \ necessary. Fixed the documentation for the customisation points which previously \ claimed that they are ADL discovered, which they are not. Added a recipe \ describing how to add in support for foreign input types. #183 Added a separate motivation/plug_error_code specifically for Boost. Bug fixes: OUTCOME_VERSION_MINOR hadn't been updated to 1. #181 Fix issue #181 where Outcome didn't actually implement the \ strong swap guarantee, despite being documented as doing so. #190 Fix issue #190 in Boost edition where unit test suite was not \ runnable from the Boost release distro. #182 Fix issue #182 where trait::is_exception_ptr_available<T> \ was always true, thus causing much weirdness, like not printing diagnostics and \ trying to feed everything to make_exception_ptr(). #192 Fix issue #192 where the \ std::basic_outcome_failure_exception_from_error() was being defined twice for \ translation units which combine standalone and Boost Outcome's. Parameter: Upgraded keyword generation macro BOOST_PARAMETER_TEMPLATE_KEYWORD (#15). Moved keyword generation macro BOOST_PARAMETER_NESTED_KEYWORD from \ Accumulators to this library (#28). Added support for std::reference_wrapper and std::ref() (#16). Moved boost::parameter::required, boost::parameter::optional, and \ boost::parameter::deduced metafunction definitions to their own header files in \ directory boost/parameter (#18). Added support for Boost.Parameter-enabled function call operators (#20). Added support for parameter category qualifiers "forward", \ "consume", and "move_from" (current qualifiers are \ "in", "out", and "in_out") (#21) (#23) based on \ http://www.modernescpp.com/index.php/c- … arameters. \ Added new usage syntax BOOST_PARAMETER_NAME((object-name), namespace-name) \ qualifier(tag-name)) and BOOST_PARAMETER_NAME(qualifier(name)). (Existing code \ that uses qualifiers directly and correctly with BOOST_PARAMETER_FUNCTION and \ other code generation macros should remain unaffected for now, so no breaking \ changes.) The reason for the change in usage is to enable applying of parameter \ category constraints to Boost.Parameter-enabled functions and constructors \ invoked through argument composition. (Otherwise, it is currently possible to \ use argument composition to bypass parameter category constraints applied in \ BOOST_PARAMETER_FUNCTION et. al.) Added support for perfect forwarding (#23) (#26), so that \ parameter::parameters::operator() can accept non-const rvalues. As a positive \ side effect, Boost.Parameter-enabled functions and constructors are no longer \ bound by BOOST_PARAMETER_MAX_ARITY on compilers that support perfect forwarding. \ User code can now check for this support by detecting the configuration macro \ BOOST_PARAMETER_HAS_PERFECT_FORWARDING, or manually turn off this support by \ defining the configuration macro BOOST_PARAMETER_DISABLE_PERFECT_FORWARDING. Added metafunctions boost::parameter::is_argument_pack (#27), \ boost::parameter::are_tagged_arguments (#52), and \ boost::parameter::result_of::compose (#75). Added variadic function template boost::parameter::compose() which takes \ in named arguments and returns them in an argument pack (#52). For compilers \ that do not support perfect forwarding, the configuration macro \ BOOST_PARAMETER_COMPOSE_MAX_ARITY determines the maximum number of arguments \ that boost::parameter::compose() can take in (#61). Added code generation macros \ BOOST_PARAMETER_BASIC_FUNCTION_CALL_OPERATOR, \ BOOST_PARAMETER_BASIC_CONST_FUNCTION_CALL_OPERATOR, \ BOOST_PARAMETER_NO_SPEC_FUNCTION, BOOST_PARAMETER_NO_SPEC_MEMBER_FUNCTION, \ BOOST_PARAMETER_NO_SPEC_CONST_MEMBER_FUNCTION, \ BOOST_PARAMETER_NO_SPEC_FUNCTION_CALL_OPERATOR, \ BOOST_PARAMETER_NO_SPEC_CONST_FUNCTION_CALL_OPERATOR, \ BOOST_PARAMETER_NO_SPEC_CONSTRUCTOR, and \ BOOST_PARAMETER_NO_SPEC_NO_BASE_CONSTRUCTOR (#52). Added support for Boost.MP11 (#47) (#66) (#70). User code can now check \ for this support by detecting the configuration macro \ BOOST_PARAMETER_CAN_USE_MP11, or manually turn off this support by defining the \ configuration macro BOOST_PARAMETER_DISABLE_MP11_USAGE. Improved support for parameter-dependent return types via SFINAE (#73). PtrContainer: Fix a ptr_vector regression introduced in 1.66.0 (#24). PolyCollection: Maintenance work. SmartPtr: Added aliasing constructors to weak_ptr Added weak_ptr<T>::empty() Added enable_shared_from, shared_from, and weak_from Stacktrace: Fixed output of name(), source_location() and source_line() for the \ default constructed frame with thread sanitizer builds in C++98 mode. Fixed output of long strings from name() and source_location() on MSVC #78. Maintenance work. Test: Boost.test v3.11 see the Changes log for more details. Breaking changes: Boost.Test shows deprecation warnings if some very old headers as \ deprecated. If you encounter such warnings, please follow the indications: those \ headers will be removed in a future release. New feature: Now BOOST_TEST can be used to compare abstract types Bug fixes and pull requests: GitHub Issues: #209, #218 GitHub Pull Requests: #219, #224 Utility: Implemented function template ostream_string in \ <boost/utility/ostream_string.hpp> to optimally write any kind of string \ content to an output stream. It satisfies the requirements of \ [ostream.formatted.reqmts]. (Glen Fernandes) Optimized the stream output operators of basic_string_view and \ basic_string_ref to write directly to the rdbuf stream buffer. (Glen Fernandes) Uuid: Breaking change: MD5 name-based uuid generation was corrected to be \ identical on all endian systems. Define BOOST_UUID_COMPAT_PRE_1_71_MD5 to keep \ the result in a format compatible with 1.66 through 1.70. This does not affect \ the default name-based uuid generation which is based on SHA1. (#109) Variant: Fixed compilation of boost::apply_visitor with variants passed by non \ const reference in #68. Many thanks to Ed Catmur for providing the fix. Added support for std::hash (#49). Macro \ BOOST_VARIANT_DO_NOT_SPECIALIZE_STD_HASH could be defined to avoid those \ specializations. Added micro optimizations for binary size and performance by Nikita \ Kniazev in #63 and #66. Maintenance work, including #64 by Nikita Kniazev and #67 by Hans Dembinski. YAP: Added an example showing how to make self-evaluating YAP expressions \ (that is, expressions that don't need an explicit call to evaluate() or \ transform()).
|2019-07-01 06:00:10 by Ryo ONODERA | Files touched by this commit (16) |
|2019-04-03 02:33:20 by Ryo ONODERA | Files touched by this commit (748)
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Log message: boost: updated to 1.69.0 New Libraries Safe Numerics: A library for guaranteed correct integer arithmetic for C++14 and later, from \ Robert Ramey. Updated Libraries Any: Fixed issue with visibility. Now boost::any variables constructed in one shared \ library with hidden visibility could be used and destroyed in other shared \ library with hidden visibility. Maintenance: dropped some dependencies on other Boost libraries, fixes for docs. Asio: Fixed a problem with the detection of std::future availability with libstdc++. Fixed compile error in regex overload of read_until. Fixed a timer heap corruption issue that can occur when moving a cancelled timer. Fixed detection of std::experimental::string_view and std::string_view with \ newer clang/libc++. Fixed MSVC version detection for availability of std::invoke_result. Fixed the buffer sequence traits to test the new requirements, if decltype is \ available. Fixed an MSVC issue when building with exceptions disabled. 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Removed use of deprecated Boost.Endian in favour of Predef. Updated continued fraction and series evaluation code to support complex types. Prevent logic error leading to infinite loop in toms748_solve. Fix mean and standard_deviation for extreme_value_distribution. Improve heuristics used in newton_raphson_iterate. Fix result of erf(NaN). Big push to reduce GCC warnings. Refactor polynomial addition. Fix for vxWorks having a real function in the global namespace. Improve sinc approximations and add better tests. Fix typo in Student's T hypothesis testing documentation, Mp11: Implemented the mp_starts_with facility (Glen Fernandes). MultiArray: Improve C++11 allocator model support including: Support for C++11 minimal \ allocators, support for stateful allocators, using the allocator for \ construction and destruction of the value type, and using the empty base \ optimization for storing empty or stateless allocators (Glen Fernandes). Multi-index Containers: Introduced an alternative terse key specification syntax for C++17 compliant \ environments. Multiprecision: Big update to better support variable precision types so that the precision of \ the result is always the largest of all the arguments. Add support for allocators that are final in __cpp_int (Glen Fernandes). Removed use of deprecated Boost.Endian in favour of Predef. Add support for std::string_view. Fixed minor bug in constant initialization. Make assignment of non-finite value to cpp_int a runtime errors. Added typedefs for cpp_bin_float_oct and cpp_complex_oct. PolyCollection: Added Bost.PolyCollection-specific versions of algorithms std::for_each_n and \ std::sample. Pool: Replace boost::mutex use to avoid a dependency on Boost.Thread Preprocessor: Supports the new C++ standard conforming preprocessor in VC++ 14.1, which is \ currently enabled by using the /experimental:preprocessor switch, in Visual \ Studio 2017 15.8 on up. Rational: Add constexpr support Spirit.X3: Drop own FP routines in favor of boost::math Missing visibility mark on exception types to_utf8: Fixed wchar_t handling on Windows Spirit V2 Drop own FP routines in favor of boost::math Missing visibility mark on exception types Fixed transform_attribute ambiguity to_utf8: Fixed wchar_t handling on Windows Spirit.Classic: Missing visibility mark on exception types Stacktrace: libbacktrace usage was significantly improved. BOOST_STACKTRACE_USE_BACKTRACE or \ boost_stacktrace_backtrace users are encouraged to update: Memory consumprion dropped down. Stack capturing became faster by an order of magnitude. syminfo fallback enabled to provide information for visible symbols even without \ debug information Exact location of the backtrace.h header now can be specified via \ BOOST_STACKTRACE_BACKTRACE_INCLUDE_FILE, to allow backtrace.h header usage on \ platforms and compilers where that header is unreachable otherwise (for example \ Ubuntu Xenial + Clang) Optimized stack capturing if max_depth is set Added to_string(const stacktrace& ) functions for fast conversion of \ stacktraces to std::string System: Boost.System is now header-only. A stub library is still built for \ compatibility, but linking to it is no longer necessary. Even more functions have been marked constexpr. The destructor of error_category is now protected and no longer virtual. 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|2018-12-09 19:52:52 by Adam Ciarcinski | Files touched by this commit (724)
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|2018-09-24 02:04:53 by Greg Troxel | Files touched by this commit (1)
Log message: boost-libs: Expect fiber to work on Darmin 15 fiber used to fail on Darwin 15, but as of 15.5 with Apple LLVM >=8.0.0 (clang 8), it works. Because we expect pkgsrc users to be up to date with respect to minor versions of their (perhaps not upgradable from) major version, change the regexp to expect fiber on this platform. ok minskin@ on tech-pkg


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Censorship is becoming a significant part of the Progressive Left, Big Tech and the Globalists. When the Uni-Bomber released his manifesto the newspapers published the entire document. But when I tried to post this — [The Great Replacement — Manifesto of New Zealand Mosque Shooter, Mar 2019] Facebook censored the post because it was against their community (e.g., Globalist) Standards. I placed a Google search — as the first comment link — for those that want to read this idiots manifesto. If I posted the actual link I'm sure I would have been censored again.
For many years I used to end my day at the Donut Mill where we would smoke cigarettes, drink coffee and discuss the issues of the day. Often we were not in agreement and that was just fine. That is no longer the case. Today we have gone to our ideological corners and quickly paint our opponents as Xenophobes, Snowflakes etc. The civility is gone. No longer can you have an honest discussion without being castigated. This is dangerous. Because our very Republic was built upon the cornerstone of Free Speech: a gift to humanity from the Enlightenment. Better that we have honest discussions. Better that we look for viable solutions to our shared problems and challenges. But sadly that is evaporating before our eyes.
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My fellow humans. We are being played and everyone will suffer if we allow this to continue. And there is not a whole lot of time left to act.
I see this as a plan to conquer the US and EU nations through a divide and conquer strategy. It seems obvious that the UN — and other globalist organizations — want us divided by race, religion, wealth etc. Because when you are fighting among yourselves you are no longer fighting against the real enemy that should unite all humans: the Globalists pushing 5G and the New World Order. And I hate to say it but we humans are losing at the moment.
What I also find frightening is the Anti-Intellectual movement being promoted by Big Tech, the Left and the Globalists. Suddenly you can no longer have a nuanced discussion about immigration, Vaccines, 5G, Smart Meters. Nope all they have to do is call you a racist, and Islamaphobe, a Xenophobe, a Trump supporter and that ends the discussion. This is the opposite of what led to our Republic: the Enlightenment which challenged all false ideologies: religious, scientific, whatever. You should not be allowed to end an argument by saying shit like:
"You know what. Fuck You. You are a racist. You are a Technophobe Luddite."
Yes, I also suspect that, those of us opposing 5G, will soon be labeled "Technophobes." I'll give that another 6 months.
I have been studying 5G for about a year or so and also worked for 5 years in Medical Research: Radiation Physics. There is no doubt, in my mind, that 5G will have vast negative implications for our health. And yet the globalists want it and to hell with anyone that denounces their plans. Dvorak (PC Magazine) was fired, after 30 years, because he wrote an article critical of 5G. He was fired within days of posting the article.
Amazon is taking Anit-Vax video's off their site and is also taking off books that question this New World Order. From the censorship of Alex Jones to Robinson (England) there is one common denominator. If you criticize the Globalist Agenda — Open Borders, 5G, Gun Confiscation, a critical assessment of Supremacist Islam etc. — you will be censored, deplatformed, shadow banned, demonetized. In other words if you question the Globalist Agenda they will do everything in their power to shut off your right to Free Speech.
If our government had not lost its soul — to globalist corporations — there would be no more immigration for at least the next 20 years and 5G would have been dead on arrival. I want all people to thrive within their own "cunt trees." One way we could turn the tide is eradicating GMO farming in Central and South America. GMO farming is toxic to the soil and humans alike. And getting rid of GMO farming would probably double the number of jobs for farmers that have been displace when GMO farming began in these countries: around 2009.
IT is time to stop the displacement of European and US populations through immigration. Each country needs to assess what is required to become sustainable economies. But if they choose to multiply like bacteria in a petri dish they will perish in their own toxic waste. So let us hope they choose wisely.
IT is also time to stop the deployment of 5G: which is the Globalist infrastructure with which our every movement will be monitored and controlled.
Stop the Displacement. Stop 5G. Stop the Psychopathic Globalist Agenda. The hour glass is emptying faster than you might think.
FB will not allow me to post this link directly. Yep they censored me AGAIN. But you should be able to find the document through this google search. I just wanted to add this post from a few weeks back. In this post I review all the "great things" our Globalist Overlords have "done to us" in the last hundred years. Given what they've already done I see no reason to trust them moving forward. And you? ===== "Good morning Globalist Overlords"
Hey I got a bone to pick you guys . . .
I would support this New World Order if, in fact, YOU were proverbial Philosopher Kings drawing from the wisdom of Sophia: basically science, knowledge and wisdom. And I would support YOUR Global New World Order IF you had a record of pushing for an American Dream where each generation would be a little bit better off than the last.
But hey, let's take a quick look at what YOU have actually given us:
* Cigarettes "are a great way to relax and good for you." 380,000 US deaths per year which takes the burden off of Medicare and Social Security.
* GMO Foods: involving glycophosphates (Carcinogen) and Genetically Modified DNA (that the body does not know how to handle). GMO farming also used pesticides and herbicides that are emasculating men and women through estrogen mimicking chemicals, now in our drinking water.
* Over Vaccination: Yep they doubled in the early 90's and "may" have been a cause of the exponential rise in Autism.
* The Federal Reserve (1913) to debase our earnings by printing money for the rich while destroying the value of our money. [A dollar in 1913 (100 cents) is not worth about 3 cents in real money: what it will buy.
* Viet Nam over the Bay of Tonkin incident that didn't happen.
* Iraq invasion over Weapons of Mass Destruction that did not exist.
* The Obama Administration financing ISIS in order to take over the Middle East and Africa.
* Big Tech pushing driverless trucks that will result in the loss of at least 4 million jobs. And implementing robots, autonomous vehicles, AI etc. will destroy 50% of all remaining jobs in the next 20 years.
* An exponential rise in Electrosmog compared with the 1950's when I was born.
* Margarine and Trans fatty acids over Butter.
* Putting our children on Amphetamines in our schools: they get a $5000 annual stipend for each child and Big Pharma makes billions.
* 80 years of Cannabis (Marijuana) Prohibition when they knew, in the early 70's, that it killed cancer cells.
* Exposing our children to very high EMF levels in the schools from powerful wireless routers . . . instead of hard wiring so there is no EMF radiation.
* 50 years of unmitigated Legal/Illegal immigration to insure that our wages and benefits NEVER really go up. And you have not a foggy clue of what will happen to all this unskilled labor when it is no longer required. Oh or is it that you are going to kill all the useless eaters once you gain full control?
That would be a very short list. So unfortunately we are really being pushed toward this New World Order by Demonic Psychopaths. Got it?
If the people were truly awake a revolution would have taken place decades ago. What you are really seeing is the movement from an Analog, Carbon based world, toward a digital, Silicon Based World. [Note that Silicon, from which integrated circuits are made, is just below Carbon, on the Periodic Table of Elements]. Yep this is the greatest leap in human knowledge in known human history. And these Demonic Psychopaths are in control.
Once 5G is fully implemented we will all become slaves of a Globalist Plantation. We will be analyzed and objectified in terms of how valuable we are in serving our Global Overlords.
And unlike the Abrahamic Literalist Religions, that tried to convince their flock that God was watching . . . the New Technocratic Ideology will be watching every move you take and every move you make. Oh, in real time.
It is time to prepare for WAR my friends. Nothing will just be given to you.


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Crucial Table Tennis Bags and Packing Tips
Ping pong bags come in many different formats. With a little research, you can usually find one that is suitable for you. But, there are a few things you need to bear in mind when choosing one.
The bag you choose needs to be big enough to accommodate the number of bats and balls you are likely to want to carry. It is better to have too much room than not enough.
Build quality is also important. Your table tennis bats need to be held firmly in place and be protected from knocks and bangs. Usually, it is a good idea to choose a padded bag.
It makes sense to look for a waterproof table tennis case. Your bats only need to get wet once for them to be ruined completely. Table tennis paddles are more prone to warping, once they have got wet. Plus, there is a risk that mold can set in, which will, in time, completely ruin your bats.
While searching for table tennis bags it makes sense to read some of the reviews that have been written by previous buyers. This will highlight any potential issues, which can help you to choose the correct bag.
When reading the reviews, pay particular attention to what people say about zipper strength. With cue bags, broken zips are a common issue. Also, make sure that the bag you are buying really will accommodate the number of bats and balls advertised. Again, a bag not being as big as advertised is not uncommon.
- JOOLA - AN OLYMPIC TABLE TENNIS BRAND TRUSTED FOR 60+ YEARS: Launched in the 1950s, JOOLA has been the proud sponsor of the biggest tournaments in the world, Including the Olympics, World Championships, and US Open. Equipment designed for all levels.
- PORTABLE STORAGE CASE: This durable, high-density EVA foam-lined protective ping pong case stores up to 18 balls (included) and 2 table tennis paddles (not included). It features an easy-open, double snap lock system to keep contents safe, clean and dry.
- ITTF REGULATION SIZE PING PONG BALLS: Manufactured to withstand advanced competition; 18 40+mm, Orange 3 Star ping pong balls are ideal for serving your first ace or hitting the game winner past your opponent as a pro or in the family game room.
- INDOOR AND OUTDOOR PLAY: This storage case of ping-pong balls will work indoors or outdoors. The quality ensures the entire kit of paddles and balls can be used by kids and adults. Great gift for someone who already owns a JOOLA ping pong table!
- UNMATCHED PERFORMANCE: The 3 Star Table Tennis practice balls are made of a high-quality material and have a seamless exterior leading to consistent bounce and roundness. Ideal for regulation play or used with training ping pong robots.
The Outline of a Table Tennis Table
Table tennis is also known as ping pong. It is a game that is enjoyed in both a casual manner as well as a professional one. Tables are present in many schools, some homes, and even offices have been known to encourage the game. While it is a game that most people around the world are familiar with it, not many know the history of the game, let alone the table used in it. This article contains some of the fascinating facts and figures that make up a table tennis playing table.
The Dimensions of a Table Tennis Table
There are numerous manufacturers of the average tennis table. As a result, these tables come in various sizes. The tables that are not used in a professional capacity don't really have to abide by any particular regulations. However, those who wish to play at a competitive level must do so on tables sporting the dimensions and materials set forth by the International Table Tennis Federation (IITF).
The IITF maintains that a table tennis table needs to be exactly 2.74 meters long. It should also be 1.525m wide. There are lines running along the edge of the length – these are known as the edge lines. The shorter lines drawn along the width are called end lines. These lines are white in color and each of them are precisely two centimeters wide. The playing surface on the table stands 0.76m above the ground.
In the center of the table, drawn parallel to the end lines is where the net is placed. This is the spot that cleaves the table precisely in half. The net hangs over the table at each end at 15.3cm. The net is touching the table and the topmost part of the net is 15.3cm.
As you are aware, doubles matches are also played on a table tennis table. This is why the table is divided into half lengthwise as well, marked by a white line. These two areas have the same dimensions. The white line is 3mm thick.
There are certain regulations for the playing around the table as well. For instance, the IITF deems that there has to be at least 14m available along the length of the table. There also needs to be at least 5 meters for the width.
Last but not least, there needs to be 5m of space above the table as well. The authorities also insist that there are surrounds placed around this playing area. They need to be around 75 cm high.
There are some tables that can either be folded or separated so that they can be stored more easily. The division will always be at the center of the table, parallel to the end lines. This is so that the playing surface of the table will not be disrupted.
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What is a Table Tennis Table Made Of
The ITTF is relatively lenient when it comes to the type of material that table tennis table are made from. Essentially, the tables can be made from almost any appropriate material. The governing body does require one thing, nonetheless, and that is the bounce that the surface produces. According to the ITF, the ball must bounce a height of 23cm once it is dropped from a height of 30cm.
That being said, typically it is wood or materials derived from wood that are used in competitions. These tables can vary anywhere from 12mm to 30mm in thickness. The most popular tends to be 25mm, however, as it has been found to have the perfect amount of bounce.
Despite wood options being the most popular, table tennis tables can be made from fiberglass, particleboard, plastic plywood, and even metal. There is also no color specified for the tables. The ITTF does insist that it be a dark color, nonetheless, and that the surface be matte. The lines that are drawn must be white.
The Evolution of the Table Tennis Table
Much like any other indoor sports, it appears that table tennis began when people tried to bring lawn tennis indoors. This was somewhere towards the end of the nineteenth century. This rudimentary version of the game involved common household items at first. This meant that the first table tennis table was probably either a dining table or a desk of sorts. The net was made from books lined end to end. It is assumed that cigar boxes were used as stand-ins for rackets.
As the sport grew more popular, manufacturers began to cash in on the interest. They each came up with their own versions of the table tennis table, racket, and ball. John Jacques & Son were one of the first companies to start producing table tennis sets. Interestingly enough, it was also where the name Ping Pong originated from. This was the noise that was created when the ball hit the velum covered rackets. John Jacques & Son patented this name which is why, to this day, some confusion regarding ping pong and table tennis remain. Although these two are the same game, the manufacturer ensured that by patenting the name, others couldn't use it. This was why table tennis was used by authorities.
It was not until much later that people began focusing on the quality of table tennis tables. In the beginning, most people were preoccupied with improving the form and function of the balls and rackets. These were seen as the truly important parts of the game and therefore were what needed development the most.
It was only once authorities such as the IITF were formed that regulations began coming into play to ensure fairness all around. Somewhere down the line, the authorities decided that the tables needed to be made in a way that assured the same bounce, across the board.
Tables Similar to Table Tennis Tables
As it has been established, there is no actual difference between table tennis and ping pong, despite the names that individuals choose to call it. Therefore, it is possible to play table tennis on a ping pong table as well. Of course, if you wish to do so in a professional capacity, you will need to make sure that the table adheres to the regulations set forth by the ITTF.
There aren't really games or sports that are really similar to table tennis. This means that it is difficult to find playing areas that are comparable to the game. That being said, it is technically possible to play the game on any flat surface that resembles wood. After all, this is where the sport got its start.
As you can imagine, this is not the same as playing on a table that has been specifically designed for the game. To keep the conditions as similar as possible, you should pay attention to the bounce allowed by the table. As long as the surface of the table produces a bounce that is akin to that of a real table, you should be able to play on it. For the best possible results, you should look for tables with surfaces that are more than 22cm thick.
These are the past and current conditions surrounding the table tennis table that you know so well. However, this is not a sport that is done evolving. In fact, there are rumors that the table used for this game may be undergoing changes in the near future. Everyone will have to wait to see what unfolds.
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Exhaust Assembly Replacement Tips
Exhaust Assembly Replacement Tips - "Gene M." <firstname.lastname@example.com
I just replaced the exhaust (middle and rear muffler assembly) on my 86 635 with a Boysen OE unit. I have done exhaust replacments on E23, E24 and E28 before and it's always been difficult getting to the nuts and bolts that connect the exhaust assembly to the catalytic converter, especially getting at the top 2 bolts and nuts. I was able to get it replaced on the 635 without extra frustration this time using the following.
First, even though these are 13mm bolts and nuts, there is play in the 13mm wrench and sockets so use a 1/2" wrench and a 1/2" socket (3/8 inch drive). When I dropped the exhaust on my L6, I rounded some of these nuts and bolts using the 13mm stuff. There will virtually no play with the 1/2" wrench and socket.
I jack up both wheels at the same time on the passenger side of the car using Norm G's technique and put 4x12's (or old TRX rims) under the tires instead of jack stands for max. stability and clearance in the work area. One side up seems to work fine.
With a floor jack under the muffler at the back of the middle muffler with the handle coming out between the passenger side wheels, jack up the muffler a little and take off the hangers (2 middle and the large rear--I unbolt the holder instead of struggling to get the black Krispy Kream.off). Slowly drop the muffler down with the jack as far as possible.
Spray all 6 of the nuts and bolts
with Rost Off, PB Blaster or equivalent and let it soak for awhile.
On the top 2 top nuts and bolts, use the 1/2" box wrench
on the nut on the back. On the bolt, use the 1/2" socket
with a 3/8' drive 3 inch wobbly, then a 12 inch wobbly, then a
ratchet or hinge handle (longer handle the better because these
can be on tight. I have tried before using a u-joint
but when trying to torque bolts loose, the u-joint seems to flop around and take away a lot of the torque to the bolt. Other combinations of wobblies don't seem to keep the socket flush on the bolt whe torque is applied. On the 4 lower nuts and bolts, a hinge handle 3/8" drive with just the socket should get these 4 off.
Have new nuts and bolts, the one triagular gasket, new hangers at least for the 2 middle--the Krispy Kreme maybe too, and some anti-seize on hand for the installation. Positioning the jack and its handle in the same location that was used to lower the old one will allow precise one-leg over the handle jacking while rotating the muffler to line up the bolt holes.
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Soham mums launch community uniform scheme to help families in need
PUBLISHED: 15:33 23 November 2018 | UPDATED: 15:34 23 November 2018
A group of mums from Soham have set up a community uniform scheme to help families in need.
Four mums with children at The Shade, St Andrew's and The Weatheralls Primary Schools and Soham Family and Children's Centre have teamed up to provide 'school packs' to those who need them in the local area.
Amy Bugg, Sarah Hunt, Kathy Murray and Jo Isbell are aiming to fill the packs with school trousers, skirts, shoes, back packs, tights, socks, PE kits, school coats, knickers, pants, trainer, jumpers, cardigans and lunch boxes.
Donation boxes will be put in each school reception, so if anyone has any items they no longer need and are still in good condition they can be put into one of the boxes.
The group also hopes to start a 'clothes bank' and say "when shopping for your children's uniform perhaps you could spare a few pounds to buy an extra pack of polo shirts, some knickers or a pair of trousers".
Sarah Hunt, of the group, said: "The scheme has been created to ensure that all children in the community have the chance to start school with a uniform.
"We have created posters and collection points in each primary school in Soham.
"Thank you in advance for your support with this. We are hoping that, as a community, we can all pull together and provide a really great service to the families in need."
Search Soham Community Uniform Page on Facebook for more information.


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CAREER – I am Head of Fitch Credit Rating Agency for all Infrastructure transactions in Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia and Pacific region providing credit ratings for the benefit of Investors in the market. At Investec I was responsible for all bond issues for a wide range of businesses. Prior to Investec I was Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, European Infrastructure Finance of Ambac Assurance UK Limited a subsidiary of Ambac Financial Group Inc. Ambac provided financial guarantees for bond issues and who suffered a downgrading from "AAA" to below investment grade during the Global Financial Crisis. Prior to 2001, I worked for NatWest Bank / Royal Bank of Scotland including spending 5 years in New York.
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Wasps Finance plc – Retail Bond £35m
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SAN FRANCISCO: Bateman Group has named Syreeta Mussante SVP and Paula Cavagnaro VP in its San Francisco office.
Mussante previously worked at Lewis PR, where she was VP and GM of the San Francisco office overseeing the Splunk account. She has also served as MD of the connected technologies practice at Spark PR.
Cavagnaro was promoted to VP after six months at Bateman Group. She previously served as senior director of marketing communications at FreeMonee Network, a gift-incentive company. Previously, Cavagnaro was senior director of marketing at Motista, a consumer intelligence startup. She has also worked at Antenna Group in San Francisco.
The firm also disclosed that it won seven clients in the technology sector: enterprise platform as a service firm Apprenda; commerce company Braintree; gamification company Bunchball; intelligence software firm Digimind; datacenter infrastructure services company Nutanix; cloud-based planning firm Tidemark; and enterprise mobile development firm Xamarin.


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The SLCC School of Arts, Communication and Media provides the pathways for you to create and express your narrative, whether you're seeking to jumpstart your career in the creative industries, compliment your academic schedule with engaging courses, or experience personal enrichment.
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