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Many computing system environments require continuous availability and high operational readiness. The ability to find, diagnose, and correct actual faults and potential faults in these systems is a high priority. By combining a continually updated database of computing system performance with the ability to analyze that information to detect faults and then communicating that fault information to correct the fault or provide appropriate notification of the fault results in achieving the goals of high availability and operational readiness. FIG. (1) shows how the data collectors, fault detectors and policy actions are combined to meet those goals.
1. A system to determine a cause of failure in a peripheral bus, said peripheral bus holding multiple PC cards, and where said peripheral bus is connected by a bridge chip to a processor bus, comprising:
a) a lost heartbeat detector detecting lost heartbeats from each of the multiple PC cards held by the peripheral bus;
b) said lost heartbeat detector sending a signal to a PC card failure detector when said PC card heartbeat is lost;
c) said lost heartbeat detector sending a signal to the bridge chip failure detector when said PC card heartbeat is lost; and
d) said lost heartbeat detector generating a data table registering said lost heartbeats.
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This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 10/250,345 now abandoned, Filed 8 Mar. 2004 from PCT Application US01/49945 Filed 28 Dec. 2001, entitled to the priority date of Provisional Application 60/258,701 filed 29 Dec. 2000.
1. Field
The present invention applies to the field of fault diagnostics in computing systems using detectors and policies.
2. Description of Related Art
Comprehensive fault management plays an important role in keeping critical computing systems in a continuous highly available mode of operation. These systems must incur minimum downtime, typically in the range of seconds or minutes per year. In order to meet this goal every critical component (a critical component is one that, upon failing, fails the entire corresponding system) must be closely monitored for both occurring faults and potentially occurring faults. In addition it is important that these faults be handled in real time and within the system rather than remotely as is done in many monitoring systems today. An example of a remote monitoring system is a system that follows the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP). For the foregoing reasons there is a need for a fast, small footprint, real time system to detect and diagnose problems. In addition it's preferred that this system also be cross-platform, extensible and modular.
The present invention uses a method for detecting faults in a computing environment and then taking action on those faults. If the fault detected meets predetermined criteria then the detection module sends an event signal to a policy module that in turn takes a programmed action depending on predetermined criteria that analyzes the variables associated with the event signal. The resulting action may range from sending email to causing a device switchover from a defective device to a correctly operating device. The detection modules are also capable of sending event signals to other detection modules. These other detection modules may only react if multiple signal are received from the primary detection modules. This aids in the diagnosis of the system fault. Data is continually collected from the computing system and this data is kept in a readily accessible database that may be read by the detection modules. The computing system data is continually updated so the information is current and fresh. The detection modules continually scan the data appropriate for the particular detection module interested in that information.
The preferred embodiment and best mode of this invention provides a framework for diagnosing faults in a computing system environment. It includes the capabilities of detecting, and diagnosing computing systems problems and individual device problems within that system.
The detection capability identifies an undesirable condition that may lead to the loss of service from the system or device. Detection also includes the discovery of a fault using error detection or inference. The detection may occur through direct observation, by correlating multiple events in time, or by inference, that is, by observing other types of behavior of the system. Some sets of circumstances may lead to the conclusion that an event is a fault whereas another set of circumstances may lead to a different conclusion (e.g. the event is normal system behavior).
Diagnosis occurs when one or more events and system parameters are used to determine the nature and location of a fault. This step can be performed by the fault detection system or invoked separately as a user diagnostic. The diagnosis may be acted upon automatically by the system or may be reported to the user for some user action to be taken. In some systems it's possible that a single fault may lead to multiple errors being detected. By doing a root cause analysis the fault may be able to be isolated and acted upon. Isolation actions contain the error or problem and keep it from spreading throughout the system. Isolation actions and recovery actions are often done in conjunction with each other. An example of an isolation action is one in which a memory usage size is imposed upon an application when the fault management system recognizes that the application is continually absorbing memory without a follow-on release of said used memory when no longer needed by the application. Another isolation example is where the power to a board is terminated when the board is recognized as having a failed component. Recovery occurs when a fault management system takes action to restore a system to service once a fault has occurred. The recovery actions cover a wide range of activities, from restarting a failed application to failing over to a standby hardware card. The recovery process is often takes multiple steps wherein those steps comprise several actions that must be taken in specific order. In some cases, the recovery process is multitiered in that, if a specific action doesn't recover the system then some other action must be taken.
Notifying or logging to either the system or to the user of the diagnosis made and the resultant action taken is known as reporting. For example if an application crashes it might be both recovered, for example by restarting, and reported via email or paging.
Repair is defined as the replacement of the hardware or software components as necessary. Hardware components may be hot swapped (taken out and replaced while the system, still running, switches over to another component), for example network interface cards, or, instead of hot swapping the system may be shut down and the failed part manually replaced and repaired.
Detectors and policies can be arranged in networks of arbitrary complexity to capture the dependencies between events, faults, and errors. The actions taken may be arbitrarily complex functions or even calls to other programs.
In the current embodiment the detectors and policies are encoded in multiple XML-based files, which help achieve the cross-platform, extensible, and modular design goals. Table 1 shows a typical database table for a detector. The columns of the table specify the attributes of the detector component. Because detectors and policies are implemented in XML and embedded JavaScript changes to policies and reconfiguration of detectors can be done easily and without recompilation. This run-time modification of behavior supports faster development. Detectors and policies can be developed independently and plugged into the fault management system.
Detectors �listen� for specified events and can be also be made aware if other detectors have triggered. This approach is the opposite of function calling because it allows new detectors to be added to listen for new events without requiring an edit of the set of functions. This capability, along with run-time interpreting of detectors and policies provide support for modularity and reusability.
The procedural part of detectors and policies is coded in �embedded JavaScript� which is a very small footprint subset of the JavaScript language. Any function written in the C language can be nominated into and called from the JavaScript namespace. This embodiment of the invention makes extensive use of an in-memory database to store data and code.
Policies decide what action to take, based on information provided by detectors. Policies can be configured to listen to a set of detectors as specified by the detector type. If a policy listening to a detector sees the detector fire (that is, have an output value greater than zero) then the policy rule runs. Policies can react to multiple detectors and invoke multiple actions. Policies use the output and any passed information of the relevant detectors to determine the recovery and/or notification action to take. For example, if a fault is detected on a Monday afternoon during business hours, the policy may page a technician in real time, if the fault is detected after hours then the policy may send an email to the technician. Table 2 below shows the attributes of the policy component of the fault management system.
When a policy responds to a fault occurrence it may call a recovery action. Recoveries can be either a corrective action or a notification. Recovery functions are usually implemented using the C programming language and they are called by the embedded JavaScript rules in the policies. Actions can include failovers to standby components. Although detectors and policies both run embedded JavaScript rules in response to certain conditions, they serve different functions. The primary function of detectors is to detect certain conditions, evaluate the output of other detectors, and, if necessary, fire to signal that a specific condition or sets of conditions have been found. Detector rules should be relatively short and fast. Networks of detectors help produce a more accurate and complete diagnosis by evaluating the results of multiple inputs. A policy rule on the other hand needs to take action given that a certain condition was detected. A policy is invoked when a detector of a specified type fires. This allows one policy to respond to several different detectors in the same way. A policy rule simply allows configuration of what actions will be taken in response to various conditions or faults detected. The detectors, the policies, and the schedules are defined in XML database tables.
This embodiment of a multimode fault management system allows a certain degree of multithreading. Each individual detector and policy that is running is locked. This prevents another thread from running the same event or policy simultaneously. However the other detectors remain unlocked and can be run at the same time the first detectors and policy is running. If one detector triggers or sends an event to another that is momentarily locked by another thread, the first thread will wait until it can acquire the lock. Each detector and policy has a local scope that is populated when data is passed from one to another. During this data transfer both objects are locked. After the transfer is complete the object that fired is unlocked.
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In the following example, an XML detector description defines a scheduled detector that monitors memory use through a database collector. If the amount of memory used exceeds a certain threshold, the policy triggers and calls a logging action. See additional comments in the XML file below for more information.
This detector collects the base memory table, causing the table to be updated with current values relating to memory usage.
If more than ninety percent of the available memory is used, the detector will publish the name of the resource that is low to any listening policies and fire with a value equal to that of the percentage of used memory.
This policy listens to detectors of type �lowResource�. Any number of detectors can detect low resources for various system components, and this policy will handle all of them.
This policy assumes that the output of the detectors is the amount of resource utilization. It also assumes that a variable named �resource� will be published to determine which resource is low.
Using this information, errors are written to the error log according to how severe the resource situation is.
This schedule runs every five seconds, causing the lowMemory detector to run and fire the policy if the memory usage is high.
Additional resource detectors can be added to this schedule set to allow more resources to be monitored.
Networks of detectors are useful in diagnosing intermittent problems that may not be directly testable because of interface limitations or the intermittence of the problem. In these cases, it is useful to correlate faults that have occurred in other related components, and make a diagnosis based on those faults.
A lost heartbeat event from a card will cause the lost card heartbeat detector 314 to run. This detector populates a table that stores the name of the card that missed a heartbeat, the current time, and the number of times the heartbeat has failed. This information is important because it allows the second level detectors to provide fault correlation. This detector 314 always fires.
Both the bridge 310 detector and the card failure detector 306 listen to the lost heartbeat detector 314. The detectors will run serially, in the order defined in the XML file, but in general, the rules for each are designed so that the order in which they run does not matter. For this example, we assume the bridge failure detector 310 runs first.
If the bridge supports diagnostics, they can be called from the bridge failure detector 310. The results of the tests can be used to determine that the bridge has failed, and fire the detector immediately. The bridge detector, by firing, invokes the bridge failure policy 316 to run. If the problem is intermittent, or the diagnostics cannot detect certain conditions, event correlation must be done by the bridge failure detector 310. The bridge failure detector 310 looks at the card database table to determine if all of the cards have had heartbeat failures within a given period of time. If they have, the bridge is assumed to be bad, and the bridge failure detector 310 fires.
The card failure detector 306 engages in a similar process. The card failure detector can invoke the card failure policy 312. If card diagnostics can show the card has failed, the detector can run those diagnostics to determine whether to fire based on that condition. Because the diagnostics may not run correctly in the case of a bridge failure or other intermittent problem, the correlation table once again comes into play. If the card that lost a heartbeat has repeatedly lost heartbeats recently, and at least one card in the correlation table has not lost any heartbeats, the bridge chip has not failed, but the card has.
The abovementioned description of a method for fault managing in a multinode networked computing environment according to the preferred embodiments of the present invention is merely exemplary in nature and is no way intended to limit the invention or its application or uses. Further, in the abovementioned description, numerous specific details are set forth to provide a more thorough understanding of the present invention. It will be apparent, however, to one skilled in the art, that the present invention may be practiced without these specific details. In other instances, characteristics and functions of the well-known processes have not been described so as to not obscure the present invention.
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The character of Cupid will stay true to the comics, being portrayed as a dangerous villain and creepy adoring fan of The Arrow. She was created by producer Andrew Kreisberg. Kreisberg says, "I always loved the idea of Green ARROW having a crazed fan," Kreisberg told EW. "When I was writing the comic book, my big goal was to create a villain who would last. Cupid has since appeared in the DC NATION SHORTS on Cartoon Network, and to have her fight our TV ARROW is so much more than I ever could have hoped for the character."
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Why celebrate Columbus Day?
I truly don't understand how we celebrate this man every year? It is great for all the sales and day off from work or school, but in reality it is a pointless holiday. This man stumbled upon this land we call america and murdered, raped, and enslabed the indigenous peoples who inhabited this land before us. In fact, he did not discover America. We celebrate this man who we can compare tonhitler for committing such genocide. How come we don't celebrate other men and women who actually made a difference in this country instead of someone who commutes horrible crimes.
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Perfect imperfections
It is so funny how almost all of us in this world think about changing one thing or another about ourselves! I catch myself doing that all the time. If I lost a few more pounds I would be prettier, if I had a bigger butt I would look better in jeans...ect. Especially being a woman there is always something you want to change about yourself. It is those little imperfections that we may see that someone else may not notice.
Why is it that we think this way? Thinking about it, I must say it has a lot to do with our perceptions of beauty. The women we see on the magazines, on TV, in the music industry all portray this ideal of what should be beautiful. They seem to be these perfect individuals and we want that. But the truth is, they are not perfect. They probably have the same thoughts we do about being beautiful!
I highly doubt any of these women we see wake up in the morning and tell themselves "damn I'm sexy" or "I am such a beautiful woman." If you know anyone who does that every morning and truly feels that way introduce me!
This idea of perfection is not ideal. No one is perfect and we need to embrace our imperfections. Whether it is having a little pudge in our belly, small breast or butt or things like being taller and a prettier smile, we need to be happy with what we have. Everyone is beautiful. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and everyone has imperfections. Those imperfections do not define us. They are what make us human. To let this ideas make us feel less than beautiful is ridiculous. Everyone woman is perfectly imperfect!
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Midterms are coming! Midterms are coming! I truly can't believe midterms are coming! Like seriously! I feel like the semester just started! I am only worried about two midterms. The other two not so much! So I have come up with some tips to help all you out there who are freaking out over midterms like me!
Study in a quiet place!
So this is so important when studying! Going to the library and just sitting there does not count as studying..just saying! Find a quiet place, whether it is the library, your room, a residence hall lounge and go there to study. You do not want anything distracting you.
Turn off all electronics!
This is part of that distraction thing. Put your phone on silent and keep in away from you. If you have to block certain websites if you need to use a computer. It is better to not have any electronics around. Come on you know you will be temped to check your messages and go on Facebook or twitter. The less distractions the better it will be for you to focus on what you need to when studying.
Don't cram!
Yes you read that right. Do not cram! Trust me, you will not retain any information. Instead of cramming, study beforehand. Lets say a week or so in advance. This way, you have enough time to retain the information and be able to understand it, not just memorize.
Take Breaks!
Yes please take breaks! You need time for your brain to relax. It goes along with cramming. If you try to remember all the information at once, odds are you are not going to remember anything! & We do not want that do we? So take breaks. Study for an hour, take a half hour break.
Eat a good breakfast! Okay I know you heard this one before! But it is true. Eat a good breakfast in the morning before your test and you will have enough energy to knock that bad boy out the park!
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report cites four examples, three of which are taken from the book Geography of
the Land of Israel (2002), which has since been taken off the Education
Ministry's approved reading list.The only legitimately problematic quote
presented by the report is an illustration of an Arab in traditional attire
holding a camel's reins, which is indeed somewhat stereotypical – probably one
of the reasons for taking the book off the approved reading
list.However, other examples given by the report did not actually
contain any incitement, or even prejudice.For instance, the report
objects to the use of the name "Judea and Samaria," and the reluctance of
Israeli textbooks to present Jerusalem as Palestinian territory.But
these do not constitute incitement, nor are they even considered wrong or biased
by international standards.FIRST, JERUSALEM is under Israeli control and
therefore an accurate geography book could not depict matters otherwise. Second,
the technical (Hebrew) geographic name for the above-mentioned area is,
actually, Judea and Samaria, and therefore its use does not demonstrate
political prejudice.Third, the map featured in the report clearly
indicates the 1967 line, Gaza and the West Bank. And lastly four, the
Palestinian report chose to ignore the Hebrew caption on the right of this
"inciting" map, stating that the book's authors chose not to depict clear
borders due to the fact that a final peace agreement has not yet been
signed.It is hard to believe that this book "incites" its readers
against Palestinians or denies the territories to be under the control of the
Palestinian Authority.Another map criticized in the report, titled
"Israel and its neighbors," in Israel, Man and Space, depicting the same area,
actually includes markings of "Palestinian Authority domain (territory
A)."Many current Israeli geography textbooks have an even clearer border
demarcation and some, like The Main Mountain: Judea, Samaria and the Jordan
Valley (2002, pg. 365) or Mountains Surround It – Geography of the Judea
Mountains, Samaria and the City of Jerusalem (2003, pg. 182) include notation of
all the negotiated control territories (areas A, B and C) where Israel and the
PA share various degrees of civic and military control as per the Oslo
Agreements.BY CONTRAST, Palestinian history and geography books usually
fail to give even more basic demarcations, if not ignore the geographic
existence of Israel altogether. Take, for example, this quote taken from the
Al-Sham grade five history book, stating that: "The Levant countries presently
consist of the states of Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria." Israel remains
absent in the vast majority of textbooks maps as well.But more
importantly, what do the other hundreds of currently approved Israeli textbooks
say? These books, most of which were recently studied by The Institute for
Monitoring Peace and Cultural Tolerance in School Education, not only recognize
the PA and its territories according the Oslo Agreements, but also acknowledge
Palestinian presence in the Land of Israel prior to Jewish immigration in the
late 1800s, introduce the Palestinian point of view in regard to the Arab-Jewish
conflict, refer to the expulsion of Palestinians from their homes in 1948,
describe the hardships of the Palestinian refugees and notably always support a
peaceful resolution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.FOR INSTANCE, a
sympathetic depiction of Palestinian refugee camps is given in the geography
book Mountains Surround It: "People with no citizenship or nationality, without
rights, politically underprivileged, economically dependent. People who
wish to belong, to have their own country." Such a quote not only shows sympathy
and empathy towards the Palestinians, but also shows the Palestinian point of
view without prejudice or judgment.Another book, Nationality – a
Beginning, includes the following exercise: "Describe the development of the new
settlement in the Land of Israel through the point of view of a Jew from the
'Old Settlement' and from the point of view of an Arab villager."Here we
see that the Palestinian point of view is not only presented to the students,
but that they are encouraged to put themselves in the shoes of a pre-1948
Palestinian and argue the Palestinian point of view. Similarly, the history
textbook Israel in the 21st Century makes the following statement: "The conflict
regards the territories that the Jews call 'The Land of Israel' and see as part
of their homeland, while the Arabs call it 'Falastin' and see it as part of
their homeland."The message in the both of the above paragraphs is that
the Palestinians are an opposing national group, with its own thoughts, beliefs
and rationale in regard to the territories of the Land of Israel and to the
origins of the Arab- Israeli conflict. Israeli textbooks therefore encourage
students to see Palestinians as a legitimate people and to try and see their
point of view, even in regard to more sensitive and politicized subjects such as
refugee camps or Palestinian aspiration for statehood.QUOTES LIKE those
presented here and others containing messages that support peace, understanding,
respect and non-violence toward Palestinians are not at all rare and can be
found in abundance in history, civics and geography books. Therefore, although
textbooks are predominantly interested in presenting the Israeli position, its
history and narrative – a clear effort is made to add balance and to promote the
values of peace and tolerance, as well as to exclude any text promoting racism
or violence.Finally, the effort to monitor incitement in textbooks in
order to reduce it makes good sense and should be encouraged, as all textbooks
should aspire to promote peaceful conflict resolution and exclude any statements
which are counterproductive to that effort.However, although the
Education Ministry should continue to reevaluate and improve the books it
approves, claiming incitement where there is none is really a form of incitement
in itself.Yael Teff-Seker is a researcher and Nir Boms is a member of
the board of the Institute for Monitoring Peace and Cultural Tolerance in School
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FHPC 2014 (and reminder about ICFP early reg)
Functional Jobs: Senior Haskell Developer at Plow Technologies (Full-time)
Plow Technologies is looking for an experienced Haskell developer who can lead software design. Deep understanding of the Haskell programming language is preferred. This person would be expected to work at all levels of our platform to optimize performance, reliability, and maintainability of our code base. We want the kind of programmer who makes everyone else better by: (1) designing application programming interfaces and libraries that speed up time of development; and (2) teaching others through direct interaction. The kind of skills that are desired for this position are rare, so remote work would definitely be an option. However, some direct interaction (including travel) should be expected.
Get information on how to apply for this position.
Papers every haskeller should read
What are some papers that every Haskeller should read?submitted by incompetentacademic
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ICFP Contest starts in less than 24h !
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determining the origin of imported symbols
Haskell Hackathon in Berlin, Friday 26 September 2014 - Sunday 28 September 2014
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Arrow's place in the Applicative/Monad hierarchy
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Applicative (Make) vs Monadic (Shake) build systems
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Propositions as Types - [PDF] (Wadler, Version 8 - 2014)
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Markov Text Generator & Randomness
Haskell on JVM (using LLVM backend)
Locating Modules in Haskell
What is the rationale in locating the standard modules in Haskell?
For instance, why Monoid, Functor, etc. are located in Data, while Applicative, Monad, Category, etc. are located in Control?submitted by BanX
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GHCi: Behave nicely on `-e`, like `ghc` and other programs
Enhancement: Default cabal to `-p` profiling enabled
Retrieving information about type families
GhcPlugin-writing and "finding things"
Let me tell you about the types of data
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Neil Mitchell: Applicative vs Monadic build systems
Summary: Shake is a monadic build system, and monadic build systems are more powerful than applicative ones.
Several people have wondered if the dependencies in the Shake build system are monadic, and if Make dependencies are applicative. In this post I'll try and figure out what that means, and show that the claim is somewhat true.
Gergo recently wrote a good primer on the concepts of Applicative, Monads and Arrows (it is worth reading the first half if you are unfamiliar with monad or applicative). Using a similar idea, we can model a simple build system as a set of rules:rules :: [(FilePath, Action String)]
rules = [("a+b", do a <- need "a"; b <- need "b"; return (a ++ b))
,("a" , return "Hello ")
,("b" , return "World")
Each rule is on a separate line, containing a pair of the file the rule produces (e.g. a for the second rule) and the action that produces the files contents (e.g. return "Hello"). I've used need to allow a rule to use the contents of another file, so the rule for a+b depends on the files a and b, then concatenates their contents. We can run these rules to produce all the files. We've written these rules assuming Action is a Monad, using the do notation for monads. However, for the above build system, we can restrict ourselves to Applicative functions:rules = [("a+b", (++) <$> need "a" <*> need "b")
,("a" , pure "Hello ")
,("b" , pure "World")
If Action is applicative but not monadic then we can statically (without running any code operating on file contents) produce a dependency graph. If Action is monadic we can't generate a graph upfront, but there are some build systems that cannot be expressed applicatively. In particular, using a monad we can write a "dereferencing" build system:rules = [("!a", do a <- need "a"; need a)
,("a" , pure "b")
,("b" , pure "Goodbye")
To build the file !a we first require the file a (which produces the contents b), then we require the file b (which produces the contents Goodbye). Note that the first rule has changed b the content into b the file name. In general, to move information from the file content to a file name, requires a monad. Alternatively stated, a monad lets you chose future dependencies based on the results of previous dependencies.
One realistic example (from the original Shake paper), is building a .tar file from the list of files contained in a file. Using Shake we can write the Action:contents <- readFileLines "list.txt"
need contents
cmd "tar -cf" [out] contents
The only build systems that I'm aware of that are monadic are redo, SCons and Shake-inspired build systems (including Shake itself, Jenga in OCaml, and several Haskell alternatives).
While it is the case that Shake is monadic, and that monadic build systems are more powerful than applicative ones, it is not the case that Make is applicative. In fact, almost no build systems are purely applicative. Looking at the build shootout, every build system tested can implement the !a example (provided the file a is not a build product), despite several systems being based on applicative dependencies.
Looking at Make specifically, it's clear that the output: input1 input2 formulation of dependencies is applicative in nature. However, there are at least two aspects I'm aware of that increase the power of Make:
- Using $(shell cat list.txt) I can splice the contents of list.txt into the Makefile, reading the contents of list.txt before the dependencies are parsed.
- Using -include file.d I can include additional rules that are themselves produced by the build system.
It seems every "applicative" build system contains some mechanism for extending its power. I believe some are strictly less powerful than monadic systems, while others may turn out to be an encoding of monadic rules. However, I think that an explicitly monadic definition provides a clearer foundation.
Looking for list comprehensions use cases
My thoughts about why Haskell is not popular
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Hello again Top Tippers.
It's time for a new challenge and this week we have a great one.
But before we get started on the challenge, we also have some fabulous paper organisation tips from our resident Tip Queen, Deneen.
It's time for a new challenge and this week we have a great one.
But before we get started on the challenge, we also have some fabulous paper organisation tips from our resident Tip Queen, Deneen.
Paper Organisation
Here are a few Tips on organising your paper!
Hanging file folders.
Dream Create Inspire
Magazine holders on a shelf.
Paper Playhouse
Sweater shelf repurposed.
diy inspired
And here's a Tutorial on how to make your own paper organiser:
Paper Cabinet Tutorial
Great organisation tips, huh?
Maybe you'll try one to keep your papers neat and organised.
Before we get onto the challenge, we are also having a DT Call this fortnight.
We're looking for a few new members and would like to invite you to apply if you'd like to be considered to be part of our friendly team.
The requirements of the team are simple:
You'd need to create a fortnightly crafting project in line with our themes, and share occasional tips and tricks in some weeks. You don't need to host a tutorial, although if you'd like to, then of course we'd be delighted, but it's not necessary so don't feel pressured to do so.
Most members also take a share in 'hosting' the challenge, and also picking the winner and top 3 projects, so it gives you a chance to get involved.
You also get to work with sponsor images / products where they are offered, but again this is not compulsory if they are not to your taste, because we know that your creativity will not flow if you're not comfortable using something.
So, would you like to be part of our friendly, chatty and creative team?
How to apply for the DT Call .....
If you'd like to apply for the DT call,
1) please send us an email at:
2) DT Call in the subject line,
3) include links to two of your favourite projects that you've created for one of our previous TTT challenges.
Your chosen projects can be any type of craft,
but must be something you've submitted to a previous TTT challenge.
(it can be any previous TTT challenge, including this one)
Closing date will be the end of the current challenge.
The successful applicants will be notified by email shortly afterwards.
Good luck, and we look forward to seeing your applications.
So it's time to get onto this fortnight's challenge,
which is CHEVRONS
Our sponsor this week is
Sweet Stamp Store
who are offering $10.00 Gift Certificate to the store
who are offering $10.00 Gift Certificate to the store
Sweet Stamps manufactures artistic rubber stamps on cling cushion for use with acrylic blocks. We carry a variety of stamping and paper crafting goodies like our own Shades dye inks, metal embossing plates, embossing folders, cutting & embossing dies. Our very own SweetCuts Dies, Cheery Lynn, Marianne, Joy! and Nellie's), fine detail embossing powders, speciality cardstock and vellum along with supplies for parchment crafting.
Our Design Team
Tip: when you don't have the right colour of ribbon, in my case chevrons, use a marker and get the colour to match!
Tip - It is not always necessary to have an image as a focal point to make a stand out.
Lisa S
Tip: If you're having issues with your punch not cutting well use aluminum foil to sharpen it.
Samantha P
Tip: pick your embellishments before your ink...
I have chosen some enamel dots and a Spectrum Noir pen and distress ink in that order.
Tip - I've used up scraps to make my card, using an embossing folder to still give my card interest - this design is great for mass producing Christmas cards!
Tip - don't over-complicate your Christmas cards for mass makes - keep the design simple with just a little touch of detail like the pearls on the tree here
Tip - dig through your stash of embellishments from other projects (kits, 3D projects etc) I found my glittery spider and twine from another Halloween project - worked perfect for this card! :)
We hope you join us.
Don't forget you can also join in with a tip.
Annette and the Top Tip Tuesday team.