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1. Linux-Kernel Archive: Re: 2.5.63 accesses below %esp (was: Re:
- www.uwsg.iu.edu
- 63 accesses below %esp (was: Re: ntfs OOPS (2. ...
- 63 accesses below %esp (was: Re: ntfs OOPS (2. ...
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- 63 accesses below %esp (was: Re: ntfs OOPS (2. ...
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2. Re: Periodical DISK ACCESSES when using SENDMAIL
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- Re: Periodical DISK ACCESSES when using SENDMAIL.
- It's annoying me because my HD goes to sleep > after 5 mins of inactivity and these accesses keep him waking up for > nothing. > > So my two questions are: > What are these HD accesses for? > How to disable them? > > Thanks for anyone with help! > > Bye! .
- In reply to: Nawak: "Periodical DISK ACCESSES when using SENDMAIL" .
3. Aligned v. unaligned accesses and use of __packed
- www.arm.com
- unaligned accesses and use of __packed.
- This means that care needs to be taken when porting legacy code which carries out such unaligned accesses from such architectures to the ARM. ...
- __packed int *pi; // pointer to unaligned intThe ARM compilers will not then use an LDR, but instead generate code which correctly accesses the value regardless of the alignment of the pointer. This code generated will be a sequence of byte accesses, or variable alignment-dependent shifting and masking (depending on the compile options) and will therefore incur a performance and code size penalty. ...
- Note that you should not access memory-mapped peripheral registers using __packed, because the ARM compilers can use multiple memory accesses to retrieve the data, and may also access nearby locations which might correspond to other peripheral registers. When bitfields are used, the ARM compiler currently accesses the entire container, not just the field specified. ...
- Again, this may sometimes not be what is required and again the __packed qualifier can be used to create structures without padding between fields and which will therefore require unaligned accesses. ...
- In such cases it will carry out the more efficient aligned word or halfword accesses where possible and otherwise it will use multiple aligned memory accesses (LDR/STR/LDM/STM) combined with fixed shifting and masking to access the correct bytes in memory. ...
- Whether these accesses to unaligned elements are done inline or by calling a function is controlled using the -Ospace (default, will call a function) and -Otime (do unaligned access inline) compiler options. ...
- This requires only one memory access whereas doing the same operation using LDRB's would require two memory accesses, plus instructions to merge the two bytes. ...
- Porting code and detecting unaligned accesses.
- x86 CISC) may perform accesses to unaligned data using pointers which will not work on the ARM. This is non-portable code - such accesses must be identified and corrected to work on RISC architectures which expect aligned data. ...
- Identifying the unaligned accesses can be difficult, because use of load or store with unaligned addresses will give incorrect behavior. ...
- If the system is configured to abort on unaligned accesses, a data abort exception handler should be installed. ...
- :It is best to minimise accesses to unaligned data because of code size and performance overheads.
4. Cisco - Troubleshooting Spurious Accesses, Alignment Errors, and Spurious Interrupts
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- Troubleshooting Spurious Accesses, Alignment Errors, and Spurious Interrupts.
- Introduction Prerequisites Requirements Components Used Conventions Spurious Accesses Cause Cisco IOS Software Handling Verifying Spurious Access Errors Correcting Spurious Access Errors Alignment Errors Cause Verifying Alignment Errors Correcting Alignment Errors Spurious Interrupts Information to Collect if You Create a TAC Service Request Related Information Introduction .
- The purpose of this document is to describe three types of errors - spurious accesses, alignment errors, and spurious interrupts - that may be encountered on devices running Cisco IOS® software.
- Spurious Accesses .
- Depending on the platform, Cisco IOS software handles spurious accesses differently. On platforms where this is possible, the Cisco IOS software code handles these invalid accesses by returning a value of zero and recording the event. ... Since any spurious access is inappropriate, spurious accesses always point to a bug.
- Spurious accesses are counted and recorded, if possible, by Cisco IOS software. ... The traceback information is necessary to determine the cause and the fix of the spurious accesses.
- Total Spurious Accesses 167110746, Recorded 2 Address Count Traceback 0 10474 0x6012D488 0x6020FFB4 0x601D5CE0 0 49008 0x6012D488 0x6020D25C 0x6020E744 0x602106B4 Router# Correcting Spurious Access Errors .
- When opening a case to report spurious accesses, please include the following:.
- Spurious interrupts are not the same as spurious memory accesses.
- The show align command provides information on spurious memory accesses, but not spurious interrupts. ...
- If you still need assistance after following the troubleshooting steps above and want to create a service request ( registered customers only) with the Cisco TAC, be sure to attach the following information to your case for troubleshooting spurious accesses, alignment errors, and spurious interrupts:.
- Note: Please do not manually reload or power-cycle the router before collecting the above information, unless required to troubleshoot spurious accesses, alignment errors, and spurious interrupts, as this can cause important information to be lost that is needed for determining the root cause of the problem. ...
5. Section 236:13 Driveways and Other Accesses to the Public Way.
- gencourt.state.nh.us
- TITLE XX TRANSPORTATION CHAPTER 236 HIGHWAY REGULATION, PROTECTION AND CONTROL REGULATIONS Section 236:13 Driveways and Other Accesses to the Public Way. ...
- 236:13 Driveways and Other Accesses to the Public Way. ...
6. LJWorld.com : Hollywood accesses ghostly buzz
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- Hollywood accesses ghostly buzz .
7. Chapter 6 6.4 CGI Examples with gnuplot
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- Web Server Accesses.
- The following example plots the number of Web server accesses for every hour as a histogram. The program parses through the server log file, keeping track of the accesses for each hour of the day in an array. ...
- This array will contain the number of accesses for each hour. ...
- The hour and the number of accesses for that hour are written to the file. The hour represents the x coordinate, while the number of accesses represents the y coordinate. ...
8. InstantET accesses Hollywood
- www.hollywoodreporter.com
- 09, 2002 InstantET accesses Hollywood By Paul Bond"Entertainment Tonight" will unveil this week a desktop application that will deliver entertainment news, trivia, gossip and video to broadband users, an effort that Paramount Domestic Television hopes might someday represent new revenue for the No. ...
9. Bug 57760 - gcc-generated code accesses stack below sp
- bugzilla.redhat.com
- Bugzilla Bug 57760 – gcc-generated code accesses stack below sp.
- it does not subtract from %esp in the function prelude, yet the remainder of the code accesses stack-allocated local variables (at negative offsets w. ... This results in accesses to stack locations below the stack pointer %esp. ... s, function MD5Transform, and notice the lack of a "subl $NNN, %esp" instruction in the prelude, and the accesses " movl %eax, -16(%ebp)" later in the code. ...
10. Bug 89286 - Binary compatibility broken: Incorrectly built binary which accesses errno, h_errno or _res directly.
- bugzilla.redhat.com
- Bugzilla Bug 89286 – Binary compatibility broken: Incorrectly built binary which accesses errno, h_errno or _res directly.
- 1) Gecko/20030225 Description of problem: When trying to run binaries compiled on a rather old Linux system, these binaries output the following message on file descriptor 'stdout': "Incorrectly built binary which accesses errno, h_errno or _res directly. ... Actual Results: The string "Incorrectly built binary which accesses errno, h_errno or _res directly. ...
11. Creole - Home | the CHISEL group
- www.thechiselgroup.org
- With Creole you can explore your Java code visually allowing you to see its structure and the links (calls, accesses, etc) between its different pieces.
12. The CGI Resource Index: Programs and Scripts: C and C++: Logging Accesses and Statistics
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- Programs and Scripts: C and C++: Logging Accesses and Statistics.
- Programs and Scripts: Perl: Logging Accesses and Statistics (121).
- Programs and Scripts: Python: Logging Accesses and Statistics (1).
- Programs and Scripts: Unix Shell: Logging Accesses and Statistics (1).
- Remotely Hosted: Logging Accesses and Statistics (37).
- Complete Scripts: Logging Accesses and Statistics (125).
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