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RNAfold directly from Vienna package.
In Linux with tsch, eg for 10 seconds:
limit cputime 10
rm ./-vSee rm --help.
NB a file called -v in a directory can mess up grep when using wild cards on grep's command line.
getconf PAGESIZE
Look in /proc/cpuinfo And how much memory? Look in /proc/meminfo
In a C program at runtime, how can I find out the clock frequency of the core it is running on?
Find current cpuid and look in /proc/cpuinfo
WARNING: Some cpuid() information is static.
(See base_max_frequency.c).
On modern Intel multi-core servers individual core's clock
speed vary rapidly. Mostly Intel's EAX reports static information.
unknown error.
error: incomplete type is not allowed,
shared memory,
ptxas error,
no __ldg
nm libc*
Radio Controlled Oregon Scientific starts to fail to set time from radio broadcast.
Without radio time signal clock drifts quite quickly from true time.Lots of chat on the internet (including the National Physical Laboratory NPL) saying radio clocks can lose their signal, eg inside buildings. Clock had not been moved, so why signal loss? It seems the answer is interference from broadband WiFi internet router. When placed 11 meters from new router, after a while clock picks up radio signal and synchronises.
Enter about:config in URL tool bar. Find java, double click javascript.enabled true so that it becomes false.
Now does anyone know how to turn off the point-less tool tip animations in DBLP?
Did you try and align human DNA against the yeast genome?
error: 'for' loop initial declaration used outside C99 mode
Add
-std=gnu99 to gcc command line.
error: _mm512_cmpneq_ps_mask was not declared in this scope
In the GNU C compiler g++ 8.3.1 AVX Intel intrinsics include library avx512fintrin.h
_mm512_cmpneq_ps_mask
is only defined if __OPTIMIZE__ is define.
Hence problem can occur when try to compile for debug
without optimisation.
Work around is to take copy of
_mm512_cmpneq_ps_mask from avx512fintrin.h
xfig export any image causes xfig
to abort with status code 2
Is /tmp/ full?
gimp Scanjob_20140723_113245.pdf fails saying
GIMP Message
Opening 'file name' failed: Plug-In could not open image
Possible Work Around
Convert the file from pdf to postscript, eg
pdftops Scanjob_20140723_113245.pdf Scanjob_20140723_113245.ps
Select area (eg white border). Use menu Layer | Transparency | Color to Alpha
Based on
Use gimp.
Scale .png, eg using ImageMagick convert, to be same size as .eps
%%BoundingBox:
In gimp open backgound PNG file first.
Then open encapsulated postscript file as layer.
Export combined image.
convert -transparent white
fails to create transparent gif.
Many gif's with white backgrounds are not exactly "white". The following will work if the GIF contains only one shade of white as background colour, unfortunately scans often have multiple RGB values for the background colour. Try and see how well it works for your image.
xv's colour map will show you actually what RGB value it has.
Alternatively
Wikipedia
suggests the GIF colour map ends at byte (hex) 30A--30C.
hexdump -c gives the bytes in octal.
E.g.
hexdump -c silver_humie_2014.gif2 | more 0000300 377 377 376 364 374 377 373 377 375 377 376 377 374Convert 0376 0377 0374 to hex. Eg:
gawk 'END{printf "#%x%x%x\n", 0376, 0377, 0374}' /dev/null
and then use with convert -transparent.
eg
convert x2.gif -transparent #fefffc x3.gif
Try
\setlength{\verbatimindent}{0pt}
before \begin{verbatim}
(it also seems to work in figure and floating ).
Try
ps2ascii test.ps > test.txt
Try
a2ps -1 --landscape -l190
(see also man a2ps)
pdftk e.g.
pdftk file.pdf burst
pdftk file.pdf cat 1 3-23 output out.pdf
To join PDFs pdftk pg_0001.pdf pg_0002.pdf cat output out.pdf
pdftops followed by psselect.
E.g.
psselect -p1,3,5,7 Scan_to_USB_74_20151112_125528.ps > t.ps
Other PDF hints
! Package natbib Error: Bibliography not compatible with author-year citations. (natbib) PressPerhaps one of your bibtex entries does not have a year?to continue in numerical citation style. See the natbib package documentation for explanation. Type H for immediate help. ... l.210 ...and\NAT@force@numbers{}\NAT@force@numbers
Perhaps add year as n.d.?
Perhaps missing comma before year in \bibitem[] ?