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The truth is, I have mixed feelings about automated tools for code generation
State machines are a great abstraction for many embedded hardware and software tasks. I've written about software state machines many times (for example, in 2011 and in 2012). In particular, that last link talked about a tool called SMC (and the discussion mentions similar tools QO and Ragel). I wanted to look to see if there were similar open-source tools for FPGA development as well.
The truth is, I have mixed feelings about automated tools for code generation. Xilinx used to ship StateCAD but stopped. There are products from Mentor and Mathworks that do similar things (HDL Designer and HDL Coder, for example). Sometimes I want to really see what the HDL is doing. However, l get tired of writing the same old state machine code a slightly different way each time.
The tool I found was Fizzim. It met all my requirements. It is Java-based (with a Perl backend) so it runs on my Linux machines. It outputs Verilog, which I prefer (although it can output VHDL).
The Java program is a pretty simple GUI for drawing state machines. The figure below shows a simple state machine for a pulse generator. The T input goes high and a pulse goes high for 6 clocks and then stays low for at least 10 clocks. After that, the T input can trigger another pulse at any time.
What makes the GUI interesting is that it uses a name value pair system so you can attach different options to the drawing. This makes it easy to add new features in the Perl backend without having to do much (or anything) to the GUI.
In the diagram, you can see the machine has five states: Idle (the default, indicated by the double circle), S1, S1delay, S2, and S2delay. There is an output Q. The two counters also show up as outputs, but they are suppressed (using attributes attached to them in the editor). I also set an attribute that tells the system to assume there is an implied loopback transition that applies if nothing else happens in a clock cycle.
The T on the arrow going between Idle and S1 means that transition occurs when T (the input) is true. You can use a complex expression there, though, like the other transitions that test the counters for a zero value.
The text in the circles describes what happens during that state. S1, for example, sets the Q output to 1 and loads ctr1 with 5. The next state keeps Q at 1 and decrements the counter. A transition arrow with no text is the default (1, from the table at the top of the chart) and will be taken if no others apply. In the case of S1 to S1delay, there is only one transition, so it is always taken.
The Fizzim tutorial is excellent and also explains a lot of the design choices the authors made as well as choices you can make. You can set up one hot encoding, gray code encoding, outputs that are stored instead of derived from the state variable, and different types of outputs. There is a way to insert arbitrary code into the output, and a way to pass constraints to do things like select your synthesizer's case implementation. If you want to use Fizzim, you really should take the hour or two to read the tutorial.
The GUI is pretty simple, but it does allow multiple pages, stubs to keep the lines tidy, and some color options. I haven't done anything really large with it, but it seems up to the task, although it isn't as polished as drawing in, say, Visio or OpenOffice.
I wrote a small test bench for the pulse generator and ran it through simulation. You can open up the same session at EDA Playground. You should see a result like this:
The tool has a nice feature where it generates a text representation of the current state for simulation. However, EDA Playground doesn't display ASCII text as strings, so it isn't very useful there. But if you are using Modelsim or GTKWave, it is very handy.
Next time, I want to dig into the state machine that the code generated. You can see the output on EDA Playground or you can download the whole project in the online listings.


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One of the most common complaints I hear about hedge funds and alternative investments is that their fees are too high. The typical 2-and-20 compensation model works well for managers, people say, but what about investors? It's today's equivalent of the old Wall Street punch line that used to be leveled against stock brokers: "Where are the customers' yachts?" Another complaint I hear is that hedge funds and alternatives are too risky. Are hedge funds worth the price?
It's a question that's generating a lot of buzz lately. For starters, there's the contest heating up between Warren Buffett and Protégé Partners, a fund of funds in New York. Ted Seides and his partners at Protégé are betting that a portfolio of five carefully selected funds of hedge funds can return more money to investors over 10 years than the S&P 500. Buffett has his money on the S&P 500. The contest is only half over—it began Jan. 1, 2008—and Buffett just took the lead for the first time. Thanks to the stock market rally in 2012, the S&P 500 index fund Buffett chose is up 8.69% over the last five years. Protégé's picks are up just 0.13%. Several factors determine performance including the strategy and managers, but part of the reason for lagging the index is that hedge funds often underperform in bull markets, but shine in bear markets.
This is one of the points that Seides made in an essay he wrote as his contest reached its five-year mark. Appearing in the CFA Institute's January 2013 blog and provocatively titled, "Hedge Funds: The Most Expensive Bargain in Town," Seides demonstrated that long-term outperformance of hedge funds versus the S&P 500 is due to their outperformance in down markets. "Outperformance on the downside is far more important to long-term returns than outperformance on the upside," he wrote, adding that the results are the same for almost every other 10-year period since 1994.
Seides is jumping into the fray created by Simon Lack's book, "The Hedge Fund Mirage." When it comes to opening sentences, Lack is right up there with Melville and Austen: "If all the money that's ever been invested in hedge funds had been put in Treasury bills instead, the results would have been twice as good." In response, the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA), the hedge fund industry association, responded with a 24-page paper saying Lack's math is dead wrong.
Even if Lack's assertion were true, he's talking about all the money in all hedge funds. Hedge fund managers are like free-agent baseball players. All major league players are good athletes, but there are only a few Albert Pujolses or Derek Jeters. Likewise, superior fund managers are rare. I know how hard it is to find true talent: someone who can go long and short, whose performance doesn't suffer when assets pass the $1 billion mark, and who can keep a steady hand on the tiller in rough seas. I agree completely with Lack's warning that "the only way to successfully invest in hedge funds is to be above average at manager selection."
Even though endowments and foundations have embraced hedge funds since the 1980s, it took the dot-com bust in 2001 and the 2008 financial crisis to make pension funds and public employee retirement systems discard hedge funds' "wild west" image. Until then, the traditional thinking had been that investments that produce higher returns usually carry a higher level of risk. In the chart above, the gray bars represent down markets. As you can see, hedge funds and other alternatives, shown as green, dark blue, orange and red lines, had a different path during the tech wreck and the credit crisis. To paraphrase Seides, hedge funds and alternative investments can be the most expensive bargain in town.


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As promised some months ago, we have been working on a number of new features for our article commenting system aimed at improving the overall quality of comments on the site. While I believe that we have an extraordinary commenting community compared to elsewhere online, I know I am not alone in believing that the quality of comments has declined significantly in recent years.
Today we are rolling out a new feature simply called "Ignore." When you choose to ignore someone, you no longer see comments from that person on front page discussions. You enter into a blissful world where that person's posts largely vanish, except when they are quoted by other users. We did not want to hide the posts of people responding to individuals on your ignore list, because you might lose out on insightful commentary from other readers. We will watch how this feature is received, however, and may reconsider this in the future.
We've added an option at the top of the comments to temporarily reveal all ignored posts if you want to see what you're missing. We've also made it very easy to remove people from your ignore list. Just reveal the ignored posts and click the eye icon (sans slash) on a post from someone you want to add back. You should feel free to put someone who's being annoying on your Ignore list, knowing that you can take them off of it the next time you see them in a different thread on a different day.
We have other changes in store for you, too. We're not yet ready to reveal those changes, but they will also help you customize your commenting experience as you see fit. We'll be including new and improved ways of letting us know how you feel about your fellow commenters. In fact, we'll be looking closely at who sits atop the ignore list, with an eye toward identifying the trolls. We are experienced enough to know that unpopularity is not synonymous with trolling, and this will only be one of many things taken into consideration when evaluating a user's contributions.
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2) The folder "regex" exists in PHP 5.3, just find it in the subfolders.
3)While building your dll in Visual Studio, if you have any problem compiling or linking like: "winsock2.h is missing", find the files on your computer and include the project in the same way that the tutorial taught.


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First, since I happen to be wearing a new cotton lace blouse and a cotton belt, I figured this would be a good opportunity to remind you to keep voting in Cotton's Road to the Runway. We're down from 48 to 24 finalists, and the remaining contestants need your help in deciding who will be accompanying us to South Beach for Cotton's 24 Hour Runway Show. Secondly, I finally got a haircut! So friends and family who have been listening to me threaten to shave my head on a daily basis, fret not. That urge has been suppressed.
I often get comments about how I should wear my hair down more often. You're not the only ones who think that; my friends and family are always on my case about it, too. I have this weird thing about wearing my hair down - I don't like the feeling of hair on my neck, so I end up putting it in an updo halfway through the day or sooner. I'm a little strange, what can I say? But since I just got my hair cut and colored (by Tim and Flores at Arrojo), I've decided to wear it down a little more often. It feels a lot lighter without all the extra length, and the shorter layers up top make it so that I can roll out of bed and it will still look cool. Hooray for haircuts!


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The DGA Hurricane - SP Line is a maximum distance driver, overstable and great for players of all skill levels. The Hurricane was designed for players looking to add more distance to their driving game. It is the furthest flying and fastest high speed disc in the DGA line up. It offers amazing glide that helps beginners and those with slower arm speeds get some of their longest drives ever! You'll find this wide rim disc effortless to control compared to other wider rim discs. It feels great as you release.
Main features - highest performance maximum flight driver, incredibly powerful, supremely controllable, extremely fast, Increased glide, comfortable wide rim, super grip, super durable ProLine plastic.
The Hurricane in the SP Line plastic is more over stable and slightly faster than the ProLine model. To put it bluntly, the SP Line Hurricane is a beast, and perfect for predictable max distance or fighting strong head winds. The SP Line Hurricane will also take a little longer to break in, but will last a lifetime due to its premium plastic blend. The Hurricane was first released in ProLine plastic as a fundraiser for the 2011 PDGA Pro World Championships held in Santa Cruz, California.
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Pakistan On World Stamps
The theme of "Pakistan Related Stamps" is growing very fast in Pakistan. This is also collecting on international level now days. But there is a problem in collecting this theme i.e no one has complete information about this topic. We have decided to do this and for this purpose we established a blog. In this blog, you will not only find the detailed information of Pakistan related stamps but you will also find there images. If you have any information regarding said theme which is yet to include in our blog. Then kindly send us the information and we will include this information in our blog with your name. Email us the information on this address: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Chechenia - Date of Issue 1997. Lady Diana with Pakistani children in the Bottom Left & Right Stamp.
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By clicking the "Submit All" button, Bidders submit all inputs that then appear in the 'Min. Rate' input cells related to the Certificate List and Batch displayed in the dropdown boxes at the top of the Bid Page at the time of submission. Correspondingly, rates may be submitted for certificates that are not displayed on the page being viewed by the Bidder if the list of certificates receiving rate submissions is longer than one page. Bidders must resolve Error message(s), if any, before erroneous submissions can be successfully retransmitted. Even when error messages are generated with respect to some submissions in a group (resulting from use of the Submit All feature, for example) and are consequently not transmitted, the portion of the submissions without errors are transmitted. Information submitted on the Web Site is subject to the terms of the Privacy Policy. Upload Page: The Upload Page allows Users to upload Minimum Acceptable Rates from a comma-separated values (CSV) file. These rates are not considered submitted until the User clicks the appropriate "Submit" or "Submit All" button on the Bid Page. Please see the section titled "Bids" for more information. Users must create a file in the required format for it to be uploaded and processed successfully. Users may create a file on their own, or use the Bid File provided. A User may click the "Download Bid File" button to download a formatted CSV file containing five columns: Adv No., Batch No., Account No., Face Amount, and Bid. Each certificate in the auction will be listed in this file. Bids must be entered in the Bid column. The completed file must be saved to the User's computer or local network in CSV format. To upload the completed Bid File, a User must click on the "Select File to Upload" button, locate the completed Bid File, then click the "Upload and Save" button. The system will process the completed Bid File and transfer the User to the Bid page, where the User's successfully processed rates will be entered in the appropriate "Min. Rate" cells. As noted previously, rates will not be considered submitted until the appropriate "Submit" or "Submit All" buttons have been clicked on the Bid page. Results Page: Results for auctions conducted on the Web Site can be viewed on the Results Page after the auction ends, and for participating bidders, after each Batch closes. Bidders can review Results by Saved Certificate List, Bidder and/or by Batch using one or more of the following criteria and by selecting the appropriate categories from the associated drop-down box: Show All Certificates Show My Submitted Bids Show My Winning Bids Show Auction Summary The Bidder's winning bids will be highlighted in green. All bids submitted for a particular certificate can be viewed in a separate window by clicking on the rate in the "Winning Bid" column. Results can be downloaded in an Excel or CSV file by clicking the Excel or CSV icons located on the page. All results displayed on the Web Site are unofficial until certified by Seller. General Information: Batches: A Batch is a group of two or more tax certificates to be auctioned that are grouped together and displayed in sequential order and that share the same bid submission deadline. Batches are a means of organizing tax certificates in a tax certificate sale. Each tax certificate in a Batch is auctioned off independently of every other tax certificate. The number of Batches and bid submission deadline for each Batch are disclosed on the Auction Summary Page, and can also be found in the Batch drop-down on the Bid Page. The number of certificates in any Batch and the interval between Batch closing times are disclosed on the Auction Summary Page. The number of certificates in each Batch and the interval between Batches are determined by Seller. Bids: In order for Minimum Acceptable Rates (MARs) to be recorded, and used as the basis for bid submissions, rates must be entered by Users and received by the auction server on or before related and published Batch closing deadlines. Bidders' most recent MAR transmissions are displayed in the Submitted column. As explained above, Bidders may submit rates to purchase certificates with an aggregate face amount in excess of Bidders' Submitted Budget. However, at the point in time when the aggregate face amount of a Bidder's bids exceeds such Bidder's Submitted Budget, the remaining bids in excess of the Submitted Budget will be disregarded for purposes of determining a winning bidder. The Web Site includes a Proxy Bidding feature that permits users to enter the minimum interest rates they are willing to accept (which is entered in the 'Min. Rate' column of the Bid Page) for tax certificates they are bidding to purchase. The Web Site software (the "Software") will serve as Users' agent, or proxy, for submitting their bids. When bidding for a particular certificate ends (i.e. a Batch closes), the Software compares Bidder's MAR for a particular certificate with the best bid for that same certificate made on behalf of all other bidders. If a given Bidder's MAR is lower than the best bid submitted on behalf of all other bidders for the same certificate, the Software will automatically generate a bid on such Bidder's behalf that is 0.25% less than the next best bid. If there is a tie at the winning bid rate, the certificate will be awarded by the Software to one of the tie bidders through a random selection process using commercially available random number generation software. As it relates to Proxy Bidding requirements: Bidders may increase or decrease rates at any time prior to related Batch bid submission deadlines. Bidders may withdraw rates at any time prior to related Batch closing times by clicking the related "Withdraw" Button(s) on the Bid Page. Bidders may withdraw all Rates any time prior to the end of an auction by clicking the "Withdraw All" Button on the Bid Page and then clicking on the subsequent pop-up page to confirm the withdrawal of all bids. At no time before a Batch closing time will Bidders be permitted to see any other Bidder's bid. After Batches close, Bidders may view bidding results as explained above. Errors and Messages: Any time the Software detects a Bidder error, the Bidder will receive: a brief description of the error in a yellow highlighted box near the top of the page, and if applicable, a yellow shaded identifier in the cell or area of the page in which the error occurred In order to remove an error description and, if applicable, yellow shaded identifier, the Bidder must either: correct the error and click the appropriate button on the page, or delete the error and click the appropriate button on the page, as applicable. Erroneous entries and results are not successfully transmitted. Errors must be corrected before transmissions associated with such corrected error can be successfully completed. When a submission or transmission by a User contains errors, the portion of the transmission or submission, if any, that is unassociated with the error may be successfully transmitted or submitted. Awards: Bids are processed in sequential order by Advertising Number instantly after each Batch closes and unofficial awards are made to Users with the lowest bid, provided the face amount of the certificate next to be awarded would not cause that User's cumulative award amount for all winning bids to exceed that same User's Submitted Budget. If a User's Submitted Budget would be exceeded by the award of a given certificate, the MAR entered by User will not qualify as a valid basis for Proxy Bidding on that certificate and hence will not result in a submitted bid or award under any circumstances. In other words, the associated Proxy Bid will be disregarded. Awards displayed on the Results Page are unofficial until certified by the Seller. Definitions: Advertised List: The list of properties having delinquent property taxes that is published by Seller in conjunction with the annual sale of tax certificates. Bidder: A User who has completed an acceptable Form W-9 and authorized payment of a deposit from a legitimate checking or savings account that permits ACH debits. Bidder Number: The numeric identifier assigned by Seller to a User that has completed an IRS Form W-9, submitted the required deposit and complied with all other bidder qualification requirements, including, among others, the requirement that all of the registration information supplied by the User be accurate, complete and verifiable. Bidder Support: Grant Street Groups technical and user support team is available between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on business days by calling 866-247-4370. Certificate List: A subset of the Advertised List. All Users are given three Certificate Lists, by default, for their convenience: All Certificates, My Certificates and Removed Certificates. Additional Certificate Lists can be created on the Search Page. LienAuction: The generic name Grant Street Group attributes to any web site it hosts or services it provides in connection with tax certificate auctions and information. Minimum Acceptable Rate (MAR): The lowest rate at which a given Bidder is willing to purchase a given tax certificate. This is the rate entered by a User into the 'Min. Rate' cell on the Bid Page and the basis for establishing the minimum acceptable proxy bid to be submitted by the Software on the Bidder's behalf. Registration Info Page: The web page that contains information supplied by registrants during the registration process and subsequent modifications, if any. Seller: Public entity sponsoring the Web Site and primarily responsible for conducting the tax certificate sale. Session: Period of time from the time a User logs in to Web Site to the time that same User logs out of or is disconnected from Web Site. Software: The LienAuction application software that is designed to automatically operate LienAuction web sites and the auctions that are conducted thereon. Submitted Budget: The maximum aggregate face amount of tax certificates a single User has authorized for purchase in an auction. User: A person who has truthfully and completely provided all information required on any LienAuction Registration Information Page (which may require phone verification), received a User ID, and accepted the terms of the User Agreement. User ID: The alphanumeric identifier assigned to a User upon successful completion of the registration process on any LienAuction web site. Winning Bidder: The Bidder with the lowest submitted bid rate for a particular certificate; except in the case of ties, in which case, it is the bidder that has received the award by random selection. Go to: Select Auction, Log Out View: Welcome, Auction Schedule, FAQ


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