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Protest Painting by Nicholas Middleton Wins Visitors' Choice
Protest, 1st April 2009 by Nicholas Middleton, 2010. Oil on canvas (117 x 203.5 cm).
Nicholas Middleton is the winner of the John Moores Painting Prizes Visitors Choice for the second time with his painting Protest, April 1st 2009.
Nicholas scooped the £2,010 prize, sponsored by Rathbones, with a detailed photorealist depiction of the Financial Fools Day protest outside the Bank of England.
While the John Moores Painting Prize charts development in contemporary painting, the Visitors Choice appears to also reflect the mood of the public, with many voters choosing the painting not only for its technical ability but also the subject matter.
As one visitor described it: It captures the feelings of the nation during an important phase of our history
Another comments: He (Middleton) has taken away the decoration and concentrated on the stark financial climate we live in.
The artist, who was also a prize winner in this years competition, won the Visitors Choice prize in 2006 with the work Scene from a Contemporary Novel. Interestingly the Visitors Choice prize is yet to agree with the official winner, who this year is Keith Coventry with Spectrum Jesus.
The exhibition is the UKs biggest painting prize and has already attracted more than 37,000 visitors in only two and half months.
Nicholas Middleton says: Winning the Visitors Choice means a great deal to me. When I won the prize previously for my painting Scene From A Contemporary Novel exhibited in the John Moores in 2006, it was the first award of any kind that Id received for my art. The fact that the award is voted for by members of the public who visit the exhibition made me appreciate it all the more. I am delighted to have won it for a second time and Im very grateful to everyone who voted for my painting.
Alex Richmond of Rathbones says: We are delighted to announce Nicholas Middleton as the 2010 John Moores Visitors Choice. Protest, April 1st 2009 is an impressive and skilful painting with real historical relevance.
Nicholas Middleton
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In this article, I look at unit tests using two unit test harnesses that work in C. Along the way, I will also discuss some of the common terminology of automated unit testing. Let me start by discussing the fundamental tool, the test harness.
What Is A Unit Test Harness?
A unit test harness is a software package that allows a programmer to express how production code should behave. A unit test harness's job is to provide these capabilities:
- A common language to express test cases
- A common language to express expected results
- Access to the features of the production code programming language
- A place to collect all the unit test cases for the project, system, or subsystem
- A mechanism to run the test cases, either in full or in partial batches
- A concise report of the test suite success or failure
- A detailed report of any test failures
I'll shortly look at two popular harnesses for testing embedded C.They are both easy to use and are descendants of the xUnit family of unit test harnesses.
First, I'll employ Unity, a C-only test harness. Later, I will use CppUTest, a unit test harness written in C++, but not requiring C++ knowledge to use. You'll find that the bulk of the material in this article can be applied using any test harness.
Here are a few terms that will come in handy while reading this explanation:
- Code under test is just like it sounds; it is the code being tested.
- Production code is code that is (or will be) part of the released product.
- Test code is code that is used for testing the production code and is not part of the released product.
- A test case is test code that describes the behavior of code under test. It establishes the preconditions and checks that significant post conditions are met.
- A test fixture is code that provides the proper environment for a series of test cases that exercise the code under test. A test fixture will assist in establishing a common setup and environment for exercising the production code.
To take the mystery out of these terms, let's look at
a few tests for something we've all used:
sprintf. For this first
sprintf is the code under test; it is production
sprintf is good for a first
example because it is a standalone function, which is the most
straightforward kind of function to test. The output
of a standalone function is fully determined by the
parameters passed immediately to the function. There
are no visible external interactions and no stored
state to get in the way. Each call to the function is
independent of all previous calls.
Unity: A C-Only Test Harness
Unity is a straightforward, small unit test harness. It comprises just a few files. Let's get familiar with Unity and unit tests by looking at a couple example unit test cases. If you are a long-time Unity user, you'll notice some additional macros that are helpful when you are not using Unity's scripts to generate a test runner.
A test should be short and focused. Think of it as
an experiment that silently does its work when it
passes, but makes some noise when it fails. This
test checks that
handles a format spec with no format operations.
TEST(sprintf, NoFormatOperations) { char output[5]; TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL(3, sprintf(output, "hey")); TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL_STRING("hey", output); }
TEST macro defines a
function that is called when all tests are run. The
first parameter is the name of a group of tests. The
second parameter is the name of the test. We'll look
TEST in more detail
TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL macro
compares two integers.
sprintf should report that
it formatted a string of length three, and if it
does, the
check succeeds. As is the case with most unit test
harnesses, the first parameter is the expected
compares two null-terminated
This statement declares that
should contain the string
"hey": Following
convention, the first parameter is the expected
If either of the checked conditions is not met, the
test will fail. The checks are performed in order,
and the
TEST will terminate on the first failure.
Notice that
could pass by accident; if the
output just happened
to hold the
"hey" string,
the test would pass without
sprintf doing a thing. Yes,
this is unlikely, but we better improve the test and
initialize the
output to the empty string.
TEST(sprintf, NoFormatOperations) { char output[5] = ""; TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL(3, sprintf(output, "hey")); TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL_STRING("hey", output); }
The next
TEST challenges
sprintf to format a string
TEST(sprintf, InsertString) { char output[20] = ""; TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL(12, sprintf(output, "Hello %s\n", "World")); TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL_STRING("Hello World\n", output); }
A weakness in both the preceding tests is that they do not
guard against
writing past the string terminator. The following
tests watch for output buffer overruns by filling the
output with a known value and checking that the
character after the terminating null is not changed.
TEST(sprintf, NoFormatOperations) { char output[5]; memset(output, 0xaa, sizeof output); TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL(3, sprintf(output, "hey")); TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL_STRING("hey", output); TEST_ASSERT_BYTES_EQUAL(0xaa, output[4]); } TEST(sprintf, InsertString) { char output[20]; memset(output, 0xaa, sizeof output); TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL(12, sprintf(output, "Hello %s\n", "World")); TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL_STRING("Hello World\n", output); TEST_ASSERT_BYTES_EQUAL(0xaa, output[13]); }
If you're worried about
sprintf corrupting memory
in front of
output, we
could always make
output a character
bigger and pass
&output[1] to
sprintf. Checking that
output[0] is still
0xaa would be a good
sign that
sprintf is
behaving itself.
In C, it is hard to make tests totally fool-proof.
Errant or malicious code can go way beyond the end
or way in front of the beginning of
output. It's a
judgment call on how far to take the tests. You
will see when we get into TDD how to decide which
tests to write.
With those tests, you can see some subtle
duplication creeping into the tests. There are
output declarations, duplicate
initializations, and duplicate overrun
checks. With just two tests, this is no big deal,
but if you happen to be
sprintf's maintainer, there
will be many more tests. With every test added, the
duplication will crowd out and obscure the code that
is essential to understand the test case. Let's see
how a test fixture can help
Test Fixtures in Unity
Duplication reduction is the motivation for a test
fixture. A test fixture helps organize the common
facilities needed by all the tests in one place.
Notice how
TEST_SETUP and
TEST_TEAR_DOWN keep
duplication out of the
sprintf tests.
TEST_GROUP(sprintf); static char output[100]; static const char * expected; TEST_SETUP(sprintf) { memset(output, 0xaa, sizeof output); expected = ""; } TEST_TEAR_DOWN(sprintf) { } static void expect(const char * s) { expected = s; } static void given(int charsWritten) { TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL(strlen(expected), charsWritten); TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL_STRING(expected, output); TEST_ASSERT_BYTES_EQUAL(0xaa, output[strlen(expected) + 1]); }
The shared data items defined after the
TEST_GROUP are initialized
TEST_SETUP before the
opening curly brace of each
TEST. The data
items comprise file scope, accessible by each
TEST and all the helper
functions. For this
TEST_GROUP, there is no
cleanup work for
The file scope helper functions,
expect and
given, help keep the
sprintf tests clean and low
on duplication.
In the end, it's just plain C, so you can do what you want as far as shared data and helper functions. I'm showing the typical way to structure a group of tests with common data and condition checks.
Now these tests are focused, lean, mean, and to the point.
TEST(sprintf, NoFormatOperations) { expect("hey"); given(sprintf(output, "hey")); } TEST(sprintf, InsertString) { expect("Hello World\n"); given(sprintf(output, "Hello %s\n", "World")); }
Notice that once you understand a specific
TEST_GROUP and have seen a
couple examples, writing the next test case is much
less work. When there is a common pattern within a
TEST_GROUP, each test case
is easier to read, understand, and evolve, as change
becomes necessary.
Installing Unity Tests
It is not evident from the example how the test
cases get run with the necessary pre- and post-processing. It's done with another macro: the
TEST_GROUP_RUNNER. The
TEST_GROUP_RUNNER can go in
the file with the tests or a separate file. To
avoid scrolling through the file, I use a separate
file. For the two
tests written, the
TEST_GROUP_RUNNER looks
like this:
#include "unity_fixture.h" TEST_GROUP_RUNNER(sprintf) { RUN_TEST_CASE(sprintf, NoFormatOperations); RUN_TEST_CASE(sprintf, InsertString); }
Each test case is called through the
RUN_TEST_CASE macro.
Essentially, this
calls the function bodies associated with each of these macros:
TEST_SETUP(sprintf); TEST(sprintf, NoFormatOperations); TEST_TEAR_DOWN(sprintf); TEST_SETUP(sprintf); TEST(sprintf, InsertString); TEST_TEAR_DOWN(sprintf);
TEST_SETUP before each
means that each test starts out fresh, with no accumulated state.
TEST_TEAR_DOWN is called to clean up after each test.
Now that the tests are wired into a
TEST_GROUP_RUNNER, let's
see how the
TEST_GROUP_RUNNERs are
called. For this last step, we have to look at
main. You will have a
main for your production
code and one, or more, for your test code. The Unity
main looks like this:
#include "unity_fixture.h" static void RunAllTests(void) { RUN_TEST_GROUP(sprintf); } int main(int argc, char * argv[]) { return UnityMain(argc, argv, RunAllTests); }
RUN_TEST_GROUP(GroupName) calls the function defined by
RUNNER. Each
TEST_GROUP_RUNNER you want
to run as part of your test
main has to be mentioned in
Notice that
RunAllTests is passed
One unfortunate side effect of using a C-only test
harness is that you have to remember to install
TEST into a
TEST_GROUP_RUNNER, and the
runner is invoked by calling
UnityMain. If you
forget, tests will compile, but not run potentially
giving a false positive.
Because of this opportunity for error, the designers of Unity created a system of code generators that read your test files and produce the needed test runner code. To keep the dependencies low for getting started with Unity, I've opted to not use the code-generating scripts and manually wire all the test code.
When I discuss CppUTest later in this article, you will see another solution to that problem. But before doing that, let's look at Unity's output.


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In the first article in this series, Information-Rich Programming With F# 3.0, I provided a brief overview of one of the most interesting features of F# 3.0: the new type providers. In addition, I developed a complete example with one of the options to establish a quick connection to a SQL database. This second and final article on information-rich programming with F# 3.0 shows how to consume old but still popular WSDL services, newer OData services, and other kinds of data sources around the Web.
Consuming a WSDL Web Service with a Type Provider
Web Service Description Language (WSDL) is an XML-based standard format for describing network services. It was a part of the original implementation of Web services, prior to the wide adoption of REST. It is a bit old school, but still widely used.
If you want to make calls with a typed language (such as many .NET languages), you have to use a tool to generate code that interprets the XML to provide type information and generate .NET code to make it easy for developers to make the Web Service calls with typed requests and responses. However, F# 3.0 includes a type provider prepared to do that job (without needing to use the Add Service Reference feature that might be familiar to some .NET developers who used WSDL in the past): the
WsdlService (Microsoft.FSharp.Data.TypeProviders.WsdlService) provider.
If you're working in an F# project, you must add the following references before using the
System.Runtime.Serializationin Assemblies | Framework. In addition, if you plan to use LINQ, don't forget to add both
System.Data and
System.Data.Linqin Assemblies | Framework.
FSharp.Data.TypeProvidersin Assemblies | Extensions.
If you prefer the F# script and you want to work in the FSI window, the following lines will have the same effect. Note that you will want to execute them if you want to test code in the FSI window related to the
WsdlService type provider.
#r "System.Data" #r "System.Data.Linq" #r "System.Runtime.Serialization " #r "System.ServiceModel " #r "FSharp.Data.TypeProviders"
I've chosen a simple weather Web Service for this example. I just want to make a call to the
GetCityForecastByZIP Web Service method. You can inspect the entire WSDL for the Web Service by visiting http://wsf.cdyne.com/WeatherWS/Weather.asmx?WSDL (see Figure 1).
If you take a look at the XML portion of the WSDL service definition that specifies the request and the response for that method, it is easy to see that the
WsdlService type provider can supply the necessary information to infer types from there:
<s:element name="GetCityForecastByZIP"> <s:complexType> <s:sequence> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="ZIP" type="s:string"/> </s:sequence> </s:complexType> </s:element> <s:element name="GetCityForecastByZIPResponse"> <s:complexType> <s:sequence> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="GetCityForecastByZIPResult" type="tns:ForecastReturn"/> </s:sequence> </s:complexType> </s:element> <s:complexType name="ForecastReturn"> <s:sequence> <s:element minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1" name="Success" type="s:boolean"/> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="ResponseText" type="s:string"/> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="State" type="s:string"/> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="City" type="s:string"/> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="WeatherStationCity" type="s:string"/> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="ForecastResult" type="tns:ArrayOfForecast"/> </s:sequence> </s:complexType> <s:complexType name="ArrayOfForecast"> <s:sequence> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded" name="Forecast" nillable="true" type="tns:Forecast"/> </s:sequence> </s:complexType> <s:complexType name="Forecast"> <s:sequence> <s:element minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1" name="Date" type="s:dateTime"/> <s:element minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1" name="WeatherID" type="s:short"/> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="Desciption" type="s:string"/> <s:element minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1" name="Temperatures" type="tns:temp"/> <s:element minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1" name="ProbabilityOfPrecipiation" type="tns:POP"/> </s:sequence> </s:complexType> <s:complexType name="temp"> <s:sequence> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="MorningLow" type="s:string"/> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="DaytimeHigh" type="s:string"/> </s:sequence> </s:complexType> <s:complexType name="POP"> <s:sequence> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="Nighttime" type="s:string"/> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="Daytime" type="s:string"/> </s:sequence> </s:complexType>
The following lines show the basic usage of the
WsdlService type provider to make a synchronous call to the
GetCityForecastByZIP method and display the description for the weather forecast (for example, Mostly Cloudy). Notice that in this case, it isn't necessary to make additional configurations for security, endpoints, and channels.
module WsdlConnectivity = open System open System.Runtime.Serialization open System.ServiceModel open Microsoft.FSharp.Data.TypeProviders [<Literal>] let WeatherServiceAddress = "http://wsf.cdyne.com/WeatherWS/Weather.asmx?WSDL" type WeatherService = WsdlService<WeatherServiceAddress> let weatherServiceClient = WeatherService.GetWeatherSoap() let zipCode = "89509" let forecastResult = weatherServiceClient.GetCityForecastByZIP zipCode // It's OK, it's Desciption instead of Description (a bug in the WSDL) printfn "%s: %s" zipCode forecastResult.ForecastResult.[0].Desciption let ReadAnyKey() = Console.WriteLine("Press any key to continue") Console.ReadKey() |> ignore ReadAnyKey()
This code is easy to understand.
WeatherService is the type abbreviation (or alias) for the
WsdlService type provider with the specified Web service WSDL definition address. In this case, the Web Service WSDL definition address is defined as a literal constant (notice the literal attribute).
GetWeatherSoap static method gets a simplified data context for the WSDL service.
weatherServiceClient is of type
WeatherService.ServiceTypes.SimpleDataContextTypes.WeatherSoapClient. Because the type provider already established the connection and generated the necessary types, when you enter
"WeatherService," IntelliSense will display the available methods, such as
GetWeatherSoap and the
ServiceTypes with all the types required for the service as nested types (see Figure 2).
If you enter the following line:
let forecastResult = weatherServiceClient.
you will notice how IntelliSense displays all the Web service methods that you can call in two versions: synchronous and asynchronous (see Figure 3):
In the previous example, the code calls the
GetCityForecastByZIP Web service method with a synchronous execution and displays the ZIP code and the returned weather forecast description with
printfn. Once you write the line that defines
forecastResult, the type inference mechanism knows that
forecastResult is of type
WeatherService.ServiceTypes.ws.cdyne.com.WeatherWS.ForecastReturn: let forecastResult = weatherServiceClient.GetCityForecastByZIP zipCode
Thus, after you write
"forecastResult," IntelliSense will display the different fields available for the response. To keep the example simple, I haven't added exception handling and I assume I'll have a successful response from the Web Service. The response returns an array of forecast results. I also assume there is at least one item (see Figure 4). This way, you focus on the code and you can consume a complex Web Service without having to use additional tools or generate new code for your project. You focus on creating your F# algorithms with the results of the Web service calls.
If you execute the code, you will see the ZIP code with the description of the weather forecast displayed on the console after the Web service call is successful:
89509: Mostly Cloudy Press any key to continue
Making Asynchronous Calls to a WSDL Web Service with a Type Provider
The previous example made calls to the
GetCityForecastByZIP Web service method with synchronous execution. If you want to retrieve the weather forecast description for dozens of ZIP codes, it is a good idea to take advantage of the asynchronous Web service methods that the
WsdlService type provider generates (the asynchronous methods end with the
Async suffix).
The following lines show a more complex usage of the
WsdlService type provider to launch multiple asynchronous calls to the
GetCityForecastByZIPAsync method in parallel, and display the description for the weather forecasts for all the ZIP codes defined in the
zipCodes string list.
module WsdlConnectivity = open System open System.ServiceModel open System.Runtime.Serialization open Microsoft.FSharp.Data.TypeProviders [<Literal>] let WeatherServiceAddress = "http://wsf.cdyne.com/WeatherWS/Weather.asmx?WSDL" type WeatherService = WsdlService<WeatherServiceAddress> let weatherServiceClient = WeatherService.GetWeatherSoap() let zipCodes = [ "89509"; "90042"; "90404"; "91101"; "89510"; "90043"; "90405"; "91103"; "89511"; "90044"; "90501"; "91104"; "89512"; "90045"; "90502"; "91105"; "89523"; "90046"; "90503"; "91106"; "89701"; "90047"; "90504"; "91107"; "89703"; "90048"; "90505"; "91108"; "89704"; "90049"; "90601"; "91201"; "89705"; "90056"; "90602"; "91202"; "89706"; "90057"; "90603"; "91203"; "89801"; "90058"; "90604"; "91204"; "89803"; "90059"; "90605"; "91205"; "89815"; "90061"; "90606"; "91206"; "89820"; "90062"; "90620"; "91207"; "89821"; "90063"; "90621"; "91208"; "89822"; "90064"; "90623"; "91214"; "89823"; "90065"; "90630"; "91301"; "89824"; "90066"; "90631"; "91302"; "89825"; "90067"; "90638"; "91303"; "89826"; "90068"; "90640"; "91304"; "89828"; "90069"; "90650"; "91306"; "89830"; "90071"; "90660"; "91307"; "89831"; "90077"; "90670"; "91311"; "89832"; "90201"; "90680"; "91316"; "89833"; "90210"; "90701"; "91320"; "89834"; "90211"; "90703"; "91321"; "89835"; "90212"; "90704"; "89883"; "90220"; "90706" ] zipCodes |> List.map (fun zipCode -> async { let! forecastResult = Async.AwaitTask <| weatherServiceClient.GetCityForecastByZIPAsync zipCode // It's OK, it's Desciption instead of Description (a bug in the WSDL) do Console.WriteLine("{0}: {1}", zipCode, forecastResult.Body.GetCityForecastByZIPResult.ForecastResult.[0].Desciption) }) |> Async.Parallel |> Async.Ignore |> Async.RunSynchronously let ReadAnyKey() = Console.WriteLine("Press any key to continue") Console.ReadKey() |> ignore ReadAnyKey()
The code is easy to understand. The
zipCodes feed
List.map, which launches an asynchronous block that uses
Async.AwaitTask to wait for the asynchronous operation before going on with the next statement. Thus, the results will appear on the console after the service call returns with the result. However, the key advantage is that
Async.Parallel creates an asynchronous computation that queues and executes all the provided asynchronous computations with a fork/join pattern. Thus, the code maximizes throughput in Web service calls that have some latency and provides results as soon as each Web service call finishes executing (See Figure 5).
The Web service methods generated by the
WsdlService type provider that end with the
Async suffix simplify the generation of asynchronous computations in F#, and make it easy to execute many Web service methods in parallel. Of course, it is necessary to add exception handling and to check the results of the Web service call before displaying them. In this example, I simply want to ensure you understand why the
WsdlService type provider provides the methods with the
Async suffix and how you can use it with asynchronous computations.
Consuming an OData Web Service with a Type Provider
Many modern Web Services use the Open Data Protocol (OData) Web protocol to expose information. OData is ideal when you need to query and update data, and therefore, F# 3.0 also includes a type provider prepared to interact with an OData Web Service, the
ODataService (Microsoft.FSharp.Data.TypeProviders.ODataService) provider.
If you're working in an F# project, you must add the following references before using the
FSharp.Data.TypeProvidersin Assemblies | Extensions.
- If you plan to use LINQ, don't forget to add both
System.Data.Linqin Assemblies | Framework.
If you prefer the F# script and you want to work in the FSI window, the following lines will have the same effect. Take into account that you will have to execute them if you want to test code in either the FSI window or any F# script related to the
ODataService type provider.
#r "System.Data" #r "System.Data.Linq" #r "FSharp.Data.TypeProviders"
I've chosen a simple OData service from the International .NET Association (INETA) for this example. I simply want to make a call to query the presentations to find the first one that contains a specific word in the abstract. You can inspect the exposed collections by visiting http://live.ineta.org/InetaLiveService.svc/ (see Figure 6).


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For those of us that like to stay on the "bleeding edge" there's an easy way to keep a local copy of the KDE sources up-to-date - anonymous SVN.
Please note that several Linux distributions now already provide KDE SVN packages, so building Qt and KDE from source may well not be necessary for you at all! See Getting_Started/Distribution_Packages for instructions and information.
First, install the subversion (svn) binary if it isn't already on your computer. Your operating system should have a package for it. Alternatively you can download and compile it yourself via the svn project download page. Please read the KDE Subversion tutorial if you are interested in how to use Subversion.
/trunk/ is where the Qt4-based KDE 4 is being developed. The following is the minimal set of modules you will need to check out to build KDE and KDE software:
svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kdelibs svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kdebase
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qt-copy is a copy of the latest stable Qt release which works with KDE, put into SVN for convenience. It also contains patches by KDE developers that haven't found their way to Qt yet. They are recommended for those working with KDE from trunk. You can obtain qt-copy by doing:
svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/qt-copy
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svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE
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So, for example, if you want to check out koffice trunk, you can use
svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/koffice
If you are checking out modules from trunk/ you may be able to save time by using snapshots. Using Subversion trunk snapshots is described at the Subversion snapshots tutorial page.
If you want to track KDE 3 rather than the bleeding edge, you may retrieve the KDE 3.5 sources using:
svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/arts/1.5/arts svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/KDE/3.5/
And if you want the matching qt-copy:
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svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/tags/KDE/3.5.0/kdelibs/
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You are now ready to start building KDE! Visit this page for instructions on building trunk or this page for instruction on compiling the last stable release.
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Changes could be coming for the city of Thibodaux's retirement system, the cost of which has ballooned in recent years, Mayor Tommy Eschete said.
Changes could be coming for the city of Thibodaux's retirement system, the cost of which has ballooned in recent years, Mayor Tommy Eschete said.
The Thibodaux City Council signed onto a letter with other municipalities asking the retirement system's state overseers to investigate cost-saving measures for the programs that account for more than $1.6 million of the city's budget.
"People who are in there now have a right and deserve what they have earned," Eschete said. "At some point we may have to draw a line in the sand for new employees."
The city participates in two programs to provide retirement for employees — one for police and one for other employees, Eschete said.
In both systems, the employer and employee contribute a percentage of the worker's salary. The percentage is set by the boards of elected members and appointees.
Eschete said the percentage the city must contribute has increased dramatically in recent years.
"When I started in 1983, the employee contribution rate was 9.25 percent, and the employer was about 5.5 percent," Eschete said. "Today the employer pays 18.75 percent, and the employee pays the same rate (as it has been)."
Figures provided by Eschete's office show the employer contribution has increased from 14.25 percent to 18.75 percent since the 2010-11 fiscal year for the regular employee program. For the police retirement program, the percentage has increased from 11 percent in fiscal year 2009-10 to its 31 percent this fiscal year.
"At what point do you say we are looking for a new system for new employees that is more affordable?" Eschete said. "Do you have to sacrifice doing maintenance and repair to the city to do retirement benefits?"
Since 1996, retirement expenses for the city have gone from about $200,000 to its current $1.6 million for both programs combined. The police program saw a sharp upward swing from 2009 at $200,000 cost to the city to its current amount of about $850,000.
Part of that upswing has been because of the retirement contributions for new police hires. Since becoming mayor, Eschete said it was a priority to fully staff the positions budgeted within the police department.
That has come in the form of about 13 new hires added to the retirement system, said Police Chief Scott Silverii.
"Our contribution rate is set by the state," Silverii said. "We are not going to jeopardize the public's safety due to a pension rate."
Eschete said the raised expense to the city is mostly because of the increased contribution rate, which is why he signed the letter seeking cost savings.
"We have to be concerned about how the (program administrators) invest the money," Eschete said. "We want more communication with them. We think we deserve it."
Eschete emphasized he will seek no action that would change the system for current employees. He noted he might have to consider doing something different for new hires although the current system is a good recruiting tool for prospective employees.
"The retirement system we have here now is one of our best recruiting tools because we cannot be competitive (with private businesses) on salary," he said.


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You Can't Impose An Agile Process
I've always been uncomfortable with the notion of formal training in specific methodologies. It's certainly valuable to have a palate of practices to choose from, and formal training is a great way to develop that palate.
I get nervous, however, when the trainers come in to teach a specific process and then management expects everybody to follow that process. The certified-SCRUM movement is the worst offender in this department. A company understands that they need to be more agile, so they contract with some certified training outfit that teaches everybody a uniform process, and then everybody's expected to follow that process. This sort of formal training tends to instill a "this is the right way to do things" mentality.
That approach never works.
So, why is that?
There are lots of reasons (many of which I'll talk about in future blogs), but let's focus on one.
I've recently been rereading Mary and Tom Poppendieck's Lean Software Development, which is essential reading for anybody who expects to successfully introduce agile into a phased-development organization. I reread the book every few years to remind myself why I'm doing what I do every day.
The Poppendiecks provide a telling example from the manufacturing world. In 1982, GM shut down what was probably the least effective auto manufacturing plant on the planet (a few miles down the road from me in Fremont California). Quality was miserable, which cost GM a fortune in warranty work. The plant employed 20% more line workers than necessary just to get a full complement of workers on the line on a given day. There were something like 5,000 unresolved union grievances on file.
A couple years later, the same plant was resurrected as New United Motor Manufacturing (NUMMI) — in theory a joint venture between GM and Toyota, but Toyota was running the show using Lean principles. Under Toyota, absenteeism dropped down to 3%, quality shot up, and by 1991, there were only 900 grievances on file. The plant became the most productive auto manufacturing plant in the U.S.
So, what was different?
To my mind, the most important change was transferring responsibility from managers to the people who did the actual work. It used to be that managers would walk around with stopwatches, figure out how to improve productivity, and then tell everybody to do whatever they came up with. The whole assembly line was treated as a single system, with a lot of centralized planning controlling how things were done in the trenches.
Toyota turned all that around. They gave the line workers the stopwatches and told them to figure out how to improve their own efficiency. And the workers did that with enthusiasm. Instead of looking at the line as a single organism, the organizing principle became small groups working to do a single task, and each group coordinated with adjacent groups who were doing different tasks. Each group was responsible for creating their own processes, and they created very effective processes. More to the point, everybody who wasn't working on the line focused solely on helping the line workers. Nobody was telling anybody what to do.
Of course, GM wanted to duplicate that success at it's other plants, so it sent people around to closely observe and document all the practices that the individual groups had invented, and then introduced those same practices at their other plants.
It didn't work.
None of those other plants were as effective as the NUMMI plant.
The underlying principles at NUMMI were trust and autonomy. Toyota trusted the workers to know how to do their job, and expected them to develop their own processes. Those principles spawned a bunch of explicit practices. GM then tried to move those practices to other factories, but it didn't instill the new principles into those factories. That is, practices that were successful in one plant were much less successful when moved to another plant. To get that success, you need to move the principles, and let the new group develop its own practices.
I strongly believe that the same principle applies to software-development process. Agile principles are not at all fuzzy. They're spelled out in detail here. Ultimately, all agile processes reify those principles into a set of specific practices.
If you try to move those practices without understanding the principles, though, you'll be in the same position as GM. You can't impose practices and expect any real success. Rather, you need to instill the principles, show people a bunch of existing practices that realize those principles, and then let the workers come up with a process that will work for them.
The core Agile principle at work is: individuals and interactions over processes and tools. The individuals need to develop their own processes and select their own tools to be effective.


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Have had the KFC "grilled" a few times........ and was actually impressed.
But need a little crunch in there breaux.
Of course you can eat fried chicken. It's real food.
Compare that to a McDonald's hamburger and is night and day better. There is not even any food in those hamburgers. Chicken is freaking chicken. When it's fried, the moisture in the chicken pushes out the grease and hardly any gets absorbed into the meat if worried about grease/oil..... which is not even bad for you by the way.
Just don't eat the biscuits because is flour and lard.
What is garbaged up are a lot of the "sides" tho...... especially the cole slaw.
For the "side"...... get a jalapeno.
Originally Posted by squinta1: Almost 20 days in, I have drank some, but only straight patron silver-no carbs. Tequila, vodka, and whiskey- *all have no carbs*
How do you acct for the calories then? Fat? Protein?
Calories from hard alcohol are just like calories from raw sugar. But wtf........if you're doing everything else right there's nothing wrong with a few stiff shots now & then...........still gotta enjoy life.
Pretty sure alcohol is as bad as sugar.
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We kept removing stones from the partition wall (the foundation has now been totally unearthed). In the fill at the southern part of floor, we found 12 vessels, most of which were handle-less conical cups, along with a bell-shaped cup, a miniature cup, and a milk jug. In addition, we discovered three grinders, a quartz crystal, some bones, and carbonized wood. Lastly, the excavation continued across the wall of room 14, which had been covered by the fallen stones.
We revealed several big fragments of burnt wood, which may come from fallen beams, as well as four cups and many bones. In the meantime, we opened a test trench under the floor of room 15, in order to see if there were any earlier phases. In total, we removed three layers, along with many sherds, carbonized wood, and a few bones. The second layer mainly contained sherds, as well as an accumulation of charcoal and small burnt stones. At the eastern side of the wall—in the passageway of the workshop complex—we found four vessels (three handle-less conical cups and a milk jug) and two grinders.
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We tried to determine whether the courses of stones that were revealed last week were part of a wall or had just fallen there. We removed the surrounding soil, many large stones, and the underlying soil. Although we have not yet finished investigating the area, we think it is likely that this structure formed part of a wall. We also revealed a thick layer of lepidha (decomposed schist), which was used as an insulating material for floors and roofs. We found more than 10 complete vessels (mainly handle-less conical cups), which we removed during the last days of the excavation. In total, during the four weeks of the excavation, we unearthed 51 complete vessels and more than 50 fragmentary ones. Lastly, we uncovered a bronze brooch.
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We opened 14 more trenches this week and found nine vessels (mainly conical cups), ample sherds, and many pieces of carbonized wood. In addition, we unearthed several pieces of plaster, as well as great quantities of bones. One of the most interesting finds was a column base. The excavation that finished this week proved the existence of walls that were shown by the geomagnetic prospection, and helped us complete the existing ground plan for the Central Building.


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Jamie Dornan says his family had no qualms about his 50 Shades Of Grey role.
Co-star Dakota Johnson - who plays lover Anastacia Steele - is said to have banned her mum, Melanie Griffith, from seeing the raunchy movie.
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^ theres no way that garbage is real.. i was just browsing around and tiffany jewelry (bracelets) for $20 bucks.. cmon man.. i brought one for my daughter that was over $200
jordans for $38 bucks..
dont worry dante, you'll be getting one of the best Lefties in the game soon.. hamels
he's not signing with the phils in my opinion.. only way they do it is to trade Lee, hamels is alot younger but he's gonna want 20-24 million a yr since Lee/Halladay get that and now Cain signed that mega contract, hamels is better then cain and being a lefty and a world series mvp will bring shitloads of money
i would trade Lee before letting hamels walk.. we need a bat and cant have 80 million wrapped up in 3 aces, that leaves nothing..
blanton will be gone after this yr and that free's up 8 million.
Originally Posted by ManRam24: I dont know what that website it about but man im itching to try it out. Just too good to be true. I love sneakers and boy i could do some damage on that website if it was legit.
order a pair and check them out.. its only $38 bucks, just use PayPal so its safe
sixers come back and Iggy drains not 1 but 2 Huge shots.. he's really turned a corner in these playoffs as a leader and made 2 Big FT's to win a game vs Bulls and now hits a step-back 2 in Allens face thens hammers the nail in the coffin with a 3
millwoood pitches 9 innings IN COLORADO with 7 k's
in his last 2 starts vs yanks and Rocks he's 2-0 with 16 innings pitched, 1 earned and 13 K's.. both ROAD starts... im speechless.. dude was 4-16 in 31 starts last yr
crazy garbage happens all the time in sports
our threads are ridiculous with the amount of pages and posts.. probably time for a new one soon
any of you guys watch MMA ? strikeforce heavyweight grand prix is on showtime starting now (10pm ET)
daniel cormier-115 Putting a Nickel on him tonight


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Lucas Lorenzo Loya, 18, 533 Mike Drive, Patterson, purse snatching.
Lazaro Aviles Carbajal, 41, 155 Country Boy Court, Houma, holding for other agency.
Louis Anthony Williams Jr., 40, 603 Hall St., Houma, probation revocation.
Seth Anthony Robin, 17, 305 Isle of Cuba Road, Houma, harassing telephone calls.
Keierika Lanecia Clark, 23, 3004 Elmwood Court, Houma, failure to appear.
Hartman Joseph Chaisson, 26, 948 Aragon Road, Montegut, two counts not abiding commercial regulations.
Terry Allen Dubois, 18, 4277 Country Drive, Bourg, interfering with educational facility.
Tyler Toby Lebouef, 20, 1351 La. 55, Montegut, domestic abuse battery.
Cody Aaron Pugh, 30, 119 J. Davis Court, Houma, failure to appear.
Timothy Andrew Brozo, 28, 4794 La. 412, Slatter, holding for other agency.
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Nathaniel Ross, 29, 406 Morgan St., Houma, failure to appear.
John Freddie Wilson II, 22, 2603 Madge St., Houma, two counts failure to appear, liability insurance violation, illegal possession of stolen things less than $300.
Tommy Anthony Ford, 55, 1803 Grabir St., New Orleans, open container violation.
Douglas Joseph Trahan Jr., 46, 6053 Bayou Black Drive, Gibson, criminal mischief, disturbing the peace by intoxication, entry after being forbidden.
Jamaica Lynn Bonvillian, 31, 162 Country Boy Court, Houma, domestic abuse battery, simple criminal damage to property.
Shandy Jeanne Hallman, 35, 110 Darcey Court, Houma, unauthorized use of a movable.
Sandy Denise Womack, 28, 308 Jane St., Houma, failure to appear.
Kimberly Jean Brien, 33, 301 Jane Ave., Houma, contempt of court.
District and City Courts
The individuals whose names follow were incarcerated on the order of a court or processed following a judicial determination.
Ashley Charmaine Robinson, 22, 3030 3rd St., Bourg, simple battery, altered license plate, seat belt violation, texting while driving, driving under suspension.
Sparkle Olivette George, 36, 1102 Dewey St., Houma, two counts probation revocation.
Lee Michael Betemps Sr., 40, 213 Savoie St., Houma, DWI.
Kenyon Sterling Diggs, 3595 Friendswood Drive, No. 8, Houma, probation revocation.
Olivia Baney Atkinson, 27, 2724 La. 1, Raceland, speeding, two counts child restraint violation.
Ben Paul Scott, 20, 206 Howard Ave., Houma, careless operation.
Russell James Callahan, 25, 7495 Grand Caillou Road, Dulac, possession of marijuana, unlawful possession drug paraphernalia.
Terrebonne Sheriff's Office
Jeremy Richard Buel, 24, 636 Olive St., Thibodaux,, disturbing the peace by intoxication, disturbing the peace by offensive language, resisting an officer.
Joshua Joseph Guidry, 28, 3508 Fallon Drive, Houma, illegal use of a weapon.
Darrel Jackson, 23, 619 Poplar St., Thibodaux, holding for other agency.
Houma City Police
Robert Paredes-Valdes, 44, 2929 17th St., Port Arthur, Texas, careless operation.
Michael Amacker, 49, 243 Magnolia St., Houma, entry after being forbidden, disturbing the peace by offensive language, unlawful possession drug paraphernalia.
Louisiana State Police
Cesar Alejandro Chavez, 26, 6416 Alma St., No. 15, Houma, DWI, improper lane usage, no driver's license.