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OpenCL is low level api so it must be implemented in "C space" first. For that, one needs to download header files from Khronos' site. My hardware is AMD and capable of version 1.2, downloading opencl.h cl_platform.h cl.h cl_ext.h cl_egl.h cl_dx9_media_sharing.h cl_d3d10.h c...
mongodump --db mydb --gzip --out "mydb.dump.$(date +%F_%R)" This command will dump a bson gzipped archive of your local mongod 'mydb' database to the 'mydb.dump.{timestamp}' directory
mongorestore --db mydb mydb.dump.2016-08-27_12:44/mydb --drop --gzip This command will first drop your current 'mydb' database and then restore your gzipped bson dump from the 'mydb mydb.dump.2016-08-27_12:44/mydb' archive dump file.
XML <GrandFather name="Bardock" gender="male" spouse="Gine"> <Dad name="Goku" gender="male" spouse="Chi Chi"> <Me name="Gohan" gender="male"/> <brother name="Goten" ...
XML <Dashavatar> <Avatar name="Matsya"/> <Avatar name="Kurma"/> <Avatar name="Varaha"/> <Avatar name="Narasimha"/> <Avatar name="Vamana"/> <Avatar name="Balabhadra"/> ...
XML <Dashavatar> <Avatar name="Matsya"/> <Avatar name="Kurma"/> <Avatar name="Varaha"/> <Avatar name="Narasimha"/> <Avatar name="Vamana"/> <Avatar name="Balabhadra"/> ...
XML <Dashavatar> <Avatar name="Matsya"/> <Avatar name="Kurma"/> <Avatar name="Varaha"/> <Avatar name="Narasimha"/> <Avatar name="Vamana"/> <Avatar name="Balabhadra"/> ...
XML <House> <Rooms>10</Rooms> <People>4</People> <TVs>4</TVs> <Floors>2</Floors> </House> XPATH /House/child::node() OUTPUT <Rooms>10</Rooms> <People>4</People> <TVs>4</TVs&gt...
XML <House> <numRooms>4</numRooms> <Room name="living"/> <Room name="master bedroom"/> <Room name="kids' bedroom"/> <Room name="kitchen"/> </House> XPATH /House/child::Room or /...
XML <House> <numRooms>4</numRooms> <Floor number="1"> <Room name="living"/> <Room name="kitchen"/> </Floor> <Floor number="2"> <Room name="master bedroom&qu...
As the first step, we’ll build a basic web server that stores data in MongoDB. For this demonstration, we’ll name it “fast Library”. The server will have two basic operations: POST /book: This endpoint will receive the title, the author, and the content of the book, and create a book entry in the d...
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During a review, user has the possibility to add comments to explain his point of view. There is several kind of comments Comment a file : The yellow symbol allow user to add comment on entire file Line comment : Click the line number to comment it Word selection : The last option i...
Prerequisites Java8 (1.8.0_91) Eclipse neon (JavaScript and Web Developer) Play Framework 2.5.4 Installing Scala in Eclipse Launch the Eclipse Open Help > Eclipse Marketplace Type Scala in Find Install Scala IDE Setup sbteclipse Open play project .\project\ plugins.sbt Add f...
Installing typescript, typings and webpack globally npm install -g typescript typings webpack Installing loaders and linking typescript npm install --save-dev ts-loader source-map-loader npm link typescript Linking TypeScript allows ts-loader to use your global installation of TypeScript inste...
1.Download font-awesome from here. 2.Copy the font-awesome directory into your project. 3.In the of your html, reference the location to your font-awesome.min.css. <link rel="stylesheet" href="path/to/bootstrap/css/bootstrap.min.css"> <link rel="stylesheet&quot...
Suppose we want to have the following behaviour - We have a heading (say h3 element) and on clicking it, we want it to become an input box so that we can modify heading name. React makes this highly simple and intuitive using component states and if else statements. (Code explanation below) // I ha...
The first thing you want to do for local development is install ElasticSearch in your machine and test it to see if it is running. It requires Java to be installed. The installation is pretty straightforward: Mac OS X: brew install elasticsearch Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install elasticsearch Then...
When you are getting started with ElasticSearch (ES) it might be good to have a graphical tool that helps you explore your data. A plugin called elasticsearch-head does just that. To install it, do the following: Find out in which folder ES is installed: ls -l $(which elasticsearch) cd into this...
FOR XML PATH and STUFF to concatenate the multiple rows into a single row: select distinct t1.id, STUFF( (SELECT ', ' + convert(varchar(10), t2.date, 120) FROM yourtable t2 where t1.id = t2.id FOR XML PATH ('')) , 1,...

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