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Al's Cafe Car Cruise takes place 6-9 p.m. every Wednesday, "until the snow starts to fly," said Jim Gastgeb.
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For years, Bill Allsop of Bethel Park attended car cruises, looked at the cars and talked to the car owners and wished he had a car to show.
"For my 60th birthday I bought one," said Allsop, who describes his 1995 red and white Chevrolet as a "muscle car."
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Car cruises can be found almost any day of the week throughout the summer at local venues such Al's Cafe on McMurray Road, where a group that goes by the acronym NRND (No Rules, No Dues) congregates from 6-9 p.m. on Wednesday evenings.
For the Fourth of July, the group is planning a special cruise which will be held from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. on the Thursday holiday. The special event will include a disc jockey, who will be spinning some patriotic tunes along with the usual car cruise music, and a POW/MIA empty table ceremony by the members of the Keystone Young Marines.
Al's Cafe, which regularly runs food specials to eat in or take out, during the Wednesday evening cruises, will be offering specials during the holiday event.
Jim Gastgeb, one of the group members, said owner of Al's Cafe, which allows the group to use a roped off area of the restaurant parking lot for car cruises, will be giving patriotic dash plaques to the first 75 car owners at the event. Dash plaques are memorabilia that car cruisers collect and treasure, Gastgeb explained.
Car owners are welcome to bring their cars, set up a chair and swap car stories with other participating car owners and car admirers, and enjoy food and entertainment along with the classic cars.
"Our policy is 'If you love it, bring it,'" said Gastgeb, adding that the cruises usually attract about 200 cars of various makes and models.
Gastgeb, who owns several cars, said he plans to take his black and gold 1980 Smokey and the Bandit Trans Am to the Fourth of July event.
Local car cruisers can be found at Gill's restaurant on Brownsville Road in South Park Township on Monday nights, Al's on Wednesdays, and Mineral Beach on Fridays. On Saturdays, the group alternates between the McDonald's on Racetrack Road in Washington and the Giant Eagle at Donaldson's Crossroads in Peters Township, and on Sundays they congregate at Caste Village, Gastgeb said.
In addition, the group is planning to hold its Fifth Annual Rev 'Em Up for Kids event from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. July 28 at the South Park Fairgrounds. Cost to attend the event is $5, with seniors and children getting in for free. Along with cars, and entertainment by Johnny Angel and the Halos, there will be special events such as a bouncy house and face painting for children. Over the years, that event, which helps support the Bethel Park Junior Football Program, has raised enough money that the group was recently able to fund $109,000 worth of work for the field at the Bethel Park Community Center on Park Avenue, Gastgeb said.
But, the events are really about the cars and the people who love them, said Allsop, who worries that the younger generation won't have the same affinity for the classic cars that he and his friends do.
"I don't know how much longer these old cars are going to be around," he said.
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SPEECH Synthesis and Voice Recognition
September 15, 2012, 04:00:16 PM »
Hi everybody!
Actually working on a great project including oldies like espeak, cmu-sphinx2 and murgalua to command and script some repetitive tasks, like internet searching, mails reading, automating media-database updates, etc...
I'm scripting within a Debian Etch powered system (4.0, kernel 2.6.18), and will try to "backport" to DSL-N0.4RC1, and maybe DSL 4.x...
You can help backporting espeak and cmu-sphinx2 to sarge or better woody (woody is the base of hard-installed DSL 4.x)
My goal : making cry those who have throwing away their old PC!
Seriously: ReUse+optimizations is the Future of Computer science...
Posts: 12
Re: SPEECH Synthesis and Voice Recognition
Reply #1 on:
December 07, 2012, 02:46:37 PM »
Would be very interested to hear more about your project and how it's going. Do you have a web site with more information on it? Any opinions on flite versus espeak? Would also be interested in any other optimizations to reuse old computers that you're working on. Thanks.
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Re: SPEECH Synthesis and Voice Recognition
Reply #2 on:
December 09, 2012, 08:46:25 AM »
Hi lm,
1/ i didn't imagine myself working on such a project ... hmm ... one year ago. Then, came murgaLua (scripting language with an embedded powerful & simple to use graphic user interface) ... with it, all was possible. But my basic knowledges in computer science didn't let me write an entire engine for speech recognition, especially in a foreign -minor- language like French...
2/ Searching for an old but functional and -always- simple to use E.S.R. led me to fantastic cmu sphinx2  (open source naturally), present in debian repos, since woody (corresponding to Damn Small Linux!). This complex app (especially concerning its line command arguments) does for us a VERY SIMPLE task: it writes recognized text from your speech to a dummy file. Then murgalua reads periodically this files (every 2 seconds, for example), and extracts recognized words to send to system, with the help of the powerful line command!
DON'T EXPECT 100% recognition performances! You can increase these perfs reducing the set of words to be recognized... and selecting the best recognized words...
3/ cmu sphinx2 came with default recognized language set for english (good for you?), so i had to find a French language model, and i found one built for a similar project (but written in Perl) PerlBox-fr, model is part of this archive
4/ the rest is in the source script attached here (42kb!), named "Alfreid.lua"
5/ For your question about espeak versus flite, i selected espeak because of the easiness of adding for it the better quality voices of mbrola (including two french voices), as Alfreid has for some commands a vocal "feedback", and for the user, understanding these vocal feedbacks is sometimes "critical". For example, with Alfreid,
i kill some unix processes with my voice
, amazing no?
6/ At this stage, i've no other material to upload to my personal website, than this script, so i share it with you (attached Alfreid.lua) before uploading a more "finished" version . Must say, too, that i had the mad idea of porting it to MS-Windows (XP) and Mac OS X (Tiger), but i've no time for it... So this attached script works in Windows, but as i haven't found a MS-Windows binary of cmu-Sphinx2 (i think i have to use the next version of sphinx2 called pocketsphinx, but other syntax for command line will take time to understand... or use embedded Microsoft Speech Recognition Engine -> not free nor open source => no way!), i used this Windows version as test for the vocal feedback (virtual loop with random commands sent to the "command manager" function.
7/ You can find some Linux-Mac-Windows murgaLua scripts on my home site
thanks for your interest
PS: OUPS! i forget to say that this development script was made with a debian 4 powered system, and murgalua 0.5.5
Last Edit: December 09, 2012, 09:31:26 AM by mterras
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Re: SPEECH Synthesis and Voice Recognition
Reply #3 on:
December 12, 2012, 04:39:13 PM »
Not sure if uploads are working to this board. Couldn't find the attached script. If you have it somewhere at your site or add it there, I should be able to download from there and check it out.
I have espeak and flite compiled from source on Windows using mingw so I can cross-test some applications on that machine. Haven't tried cmu-sphinx2, but it looks like it should compile with mingw as well. Don't have my Windows development system up at this time or I would have tried it already. If I do test it out and get it working, do you want a copy of the executable?
The murgaLua download and scripts at your site look really interesting. I'm personally more comfortable with C/C++ than Lua, but I've done a little Lua programming for use with SciTE. Look forward to trying murgaLua out with some of your scripts.
If you have any other tips on useful software that runs well on older systems would enjoy hearing about it.
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Re: SPEECH Synthesis and Voice Recognition
Reply #4 on:
December 12, 2012, 06:12:09 PM »
Hi lm!
Downloading is working for me with attached "Alfreid.lua" script.
I upload it again as attached piece on this board, and put it on my site NOW!
(http://michelterras.perso.sfr.fr/, section "murgalua"), so you'll can download script from there.
You will have to make heavy changes in this script, as my primary development system was a Debian Etch, and focus was set on the French language model...
There is plenty of command line calls, which is very "system-specific", but with sites like http://ss64.com/, you can find quickly equivalent command-line commands between mac os X, MS Windows & linuxes.
If you're not interested in French recognition, you have just to install "basic" cmu-sphinx2 which comes with an english-american language model & dictionnary.
As for me, i'm very interested if you can send me the windows binaries of sphinx2, and for your codes or executables...
As soon as i have enough time, i'll make my script more "multi-platform", more smart, and more multi-language...
Thanks again for your interest, and for shaking me (i was just about to temporarily leave this project to begin another one!)
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Re: SPEECH Synthesis and Voice Recognition
Reply #5 on:
December 20, 2012, 12:26:18 PM »
Quote from: mterras on December 12, 2012, 06:12:09 PM
As for me, i'm very interested if you can send me the windows binaries of sphinx2, and for your codes or executables...
Needed some minor patching, but it sphinx2 0.6 appears to build fine with MinGW (4.7.2). I haven't tried running the executables yet. Sent you an e-mail via your web site e-mail address. We'll have to work out how to get the binaries to you.
Also curious if sphinx2 is the best option (since it's no longer actively developed) or if some of the other sphinx projects would be worth looking into. You also mentioned pocketsphinx, any improvements with that version? One web site mentioned sphinx2 is currently used with some commercial products.
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Re: SPEECH Synthesis and Voice Recognition
Reply #6 on:
December 20, 2012, 06:27:45 PM »
Hi lm,
You're right about pocketsphinx, and i was currently testing it this evening within a MS-Windows XP powered system.
It's lite (as for the binaries), fast, and as accurate as previous version cmu-sphinx2. Language models & acoustic data (for French as well as for US-English) are easy to find on the sourceforge-CMU sphinx site, and easy to setup, too. The bad side is that pocketsphinx is not in the default and earlier debian repositories (it's mainly in the ubuntu repos, starting from the Lucid version http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/pocketsphinx-utils ). If you can compile it (i think it's written in C language ?), i will be very insterested getting your binaries for my Linuxes systems (i386 arch).
I will "keep" CMU-Sphinx2 in this project for earlier versions of Linux kernels, like DSL and DSL-Not...
Thanks for your always relevant asking.
Last Edit: December 20, 2012, 06:54:35 PM by mterras
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Re: SPEECH Synthesis and Voice Recognition
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December 28, 2012, 06:43:44 AM »
Well, well, from huge, my project went to VHP (Very Huge Project), ie a lot to do!
For "universal" user (speaking US-english language), i decided to extend my project with an us-english language set.
Now, i'm working with:
two Operating Systems (Windows & Linux Debian 4), with a very different command line syntax;
two Speech Recognition Engines (Sphinx2 for Linux, and PocketSphinx for Windows), both rather easy to setup and use;
two language sets (French & US-English), needing some tests for speed, accuracy, related to the selected language model
I've some difficulties to let the code (script) be OS- and language-independent!
My actual work (from 27/12/12) is about writing a better table for handling menus and spoken commands...
Will update soon the Alfreid.lua script on my site... as soon as i get a working prototype!
You all, spend a nice holiday season for this end of 2012!
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Re: SPEECH Synthesis and Voice Recognition
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February 03, 2013, 10:55:27 AM »
Hello everybody!
Project progresses slowly but surely. I got various prototypes "in operation", but as said previously, i focused mainly on the french language model.
So, i got three DSL-Not (kernel 2.6.12) powered systems running Alfreid, with some problems:
- one P200MMX+256 MB RAM, audio hardware PCI ES1371 compatible with the last version of CMU-sphinx2 (0.6)
- the second, Celeron500+128MB RAM (HP Pavilion 8545), audio hardware PCI-1371, compatible with sphinx2
- the third, VIA Samuel2 800MHz+512MB RAM (mini ITX), audio hardware via82cxxx, compatible with sphinx2
- the last, Celeron 450+256MB RAM (laptop Samsung VM 7000), audio hardware i810, NOT compatible with sphinx2, and giving this annoying message at launching time of cmu-sphinx2:
Audio ioctl(SPEED): 47280, expected: 16000
FATAL_ERROR: "tty-continuous.c", line 219: ad_open_sps failed
I noticed too that,
- because of a "generic" OSS driver in DSL-N, no alsa driver was installed, so "piping" of espeak to use mbrola higher quality voices is NOT possible, you'll have to use available synthetic poor quality voices (with french available)...
- espeak (binaries taken from debian etch repo) is NOT compatible with the VIA Samuel2 motherboard (floating point exception error), so you will have to use festival instead (with no default french voice, i think!?), but i've not tested festival with this machine, while it is implemented in Alfreid!!!!
I go on with the fast-prototyping (Debian4+MS Windows XP), but give up for the DSL platforms (sorry, no time!)... If you're interested, go to my murgalua webpage, and download Alfreid's script, and fine-tune for DSL & DSL-N.
This prototype IS FULLY WORKING for DSL-N users on compatible hardware (see below). CMU-Sphinx2 is accurate and WAY MORE REACTIVE THAN the later pocketsphinx version, that is used on my MS-XP platforms...
LM, if you're still in the corner, what about the MinGW compilation of CMU-sphinx2 to get MS-Windows binaries
Possible or not???
I upload my murgalua webpage as soon as possible. (done this 03/02/2013, at 12h25!)
Last Edit: February 03, 2013, 11:22:12 AM by mterras
Posts: 12
Re: SPEECH Synthesis and Voice Recognition
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February 04, 2013, 02:23:25 PM »
Quote from: mterras on February 03, 2013, 10:55:27 AM
This prototype IS FULLY WORKING for DSL-N users on compatible hardware (see below). CMU-Sphinx2 is accurate and WAY MORE REACTIVE THAN the later pocketsphinx version, that is used on my MS-XP platforms...
LM, if you're still in the corner, what about the MinGW compilation of CMU-sphinx2 to get MS-Windows binaries
Possible or not???
Was definitely wondering if CMU-Sphinx2 or Pocketsphinx was the better way to go. Thanks for the information. Haven't tried building Pocketsphinx, but CMU-Sphinx2 builds with MinGW. I have the binaries if you want them. Would be curious to hear if it performs better on Windows versus pocketsphinx too or if it's just a Windows versus Linux performance issue. Going to try building CMU-Sphinx2 on Linux from source when I have more time. Want to see if the build scripts I created work cross-platform.
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Re: SPEECH Synthesis and Voice Recognition
Reply #10 on:
February 05, 2013, 10:51:03 AM »
CMU-Sphinx2 builds with MinGW. I have the binaries if you want them
Yes, please, please, please lm, send me the Sphinx2 MS-Windows binaries at my personal mail (email@example.com). I tried to compile it, but it is a too complex task for me, as i don't know at all this MinGW!
For the speed differences between Linux and MS-Windows systems, there will be always the problem of this increasing "anti-viral" activity, eating always more ressources (RAM and CPY cycles)... But there are some other explanations, too...
Thanks in advance for your mail
PS: Last minute notes
1/ I tried yesterday the debian package wmctrl for DSL-N, allowing (from command line) to give focus to any window of the desktop, and it works without ANY dependancies!!!! So, i quickly wrote a code for calling to foreground the main graphic window of Alfreid - for example, after it has launched firefox, which windows is hiding it -, i will update script on my website soon.
2/ I found marvelous freeware Nircmd, that does the focusing action as wmctrl, and much more (send keyboard token), but this time for MS-Windows version of Alfreid...
Last Edit: February 05, 2013, 10:52:41 AM by mterras
Posts: 12
Re: SPEECH Synthesis and Voice Recognition
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February 20, 2013, 03:01:51 PM »
Sent you an e-mail. Let me know if you have any issues getting it.
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Apigee defines WADL extensions for the following:
- Authentication: The <apigee:authentication> tag indicates whether an API method required authentication
- Tag: The <apigee:tags> and <apigee:tags> tags specify an identifier on an API method that enables the Console to group related API methods into categories
- Choice: The <apigee:choice> tag enables you to define a set of parameters that the Console presents to the user for selection
- Display Name: The apigee:displayName attribute to the <method> tag specifies a user-friendly name for an API method that the Console displays to the user
- Payload: The <apigee:payload> child tag of a <request> tag specifies a JSON or XML request body (often used with POST or PUT operations) that displays to the user in the Console and that is submitted to your API as part of the request message
- Attachments: The <apigee:attachments> child tag of a <request> tag enables the Console user to select a file (an image, a sound file, a video file) to be included as a MIME encoded attachment to the request message
- Doc URL: The apigee:url attribute of the <doc> tag specifies a link to a Web page, hosted by you, the API provider, that provides more information about an API method
Only two of these extensions are required: authentication and tags. For your WADL to work in the Console, you must add authentication and tags elements to all of the API methods defined in your WADL. The remainder of these extensions are optional, and they can be used where necessary to improve the user experience of your API for the Console user.
The Apigee-specific tags are prefixed with the keyname apigee, as in <apigee:tags> and <apigee:authentication>.
(See Summary of Apigee WADL Extensions in WADL Reference for a complete list of the Apigee-specific WADL extensions.)
Creating a WADL for the Apigee Console
There are two strategies for creating a WADL for use in the Apigee Console:
Strategy 1: Download the sample WADL file provided by Apigee. Use it as a starting point for describing your API. Create WADL entries for one or two of your API methods. Upload to the Apigee Console. Once those methods work to your satisfaction, and then incrementally add the remaining API methods to the WADL file. Download a sample WADL here, or use the link on the right side of the Apigee Console To-Go web page. For even more specificity, you can refer to the Apigee WADL Schema here,
Strategy 2: Use a tool, such as the open source Jersey automatic XML schema generator, to create a WADL. Add the required Apigee WADL extensions, authentication and tags, to your WADL for it work in the Console. Other extensions, such as documentation URL, are optional, and can be added at your discretion.
WADL Reference walks through the WADL representation, and WADL Elements in that article shows how the various elements are displayed in the Apigee Console. Summary of Apigee WADL Extensions in WADL Reference summarizes the Apigee-specific extensions.
Creating an Apigee Console To-Go and uploading a WADL file
To create an Apigee Console To-Go, you must have an account on https://enterprise.apigee.com. While any developer can create a Console To-Go, you typically create a single console for your portal.
A Console To-Go does not enforce any access restrictions. That means anyone can see a Console To-Go created by anyone else. However, you can apply access credentials to your APIs. In that way, while anyone can see your console, only users with the necessary credentials can make requests to them.
The Console To-Go creation process is defined by three steps:
- Set Up - The only required step. In this step, you specify the name and URL of the Console To-Go, specify the credentials required to access your APIs, and upload your WADL file.
- Style - (Optional) Set styles to control the appearance of your Console To-Go.
- Embed - (Optional) Copy the <iframe> tag that lets you embed your Console To-Go on another page.
Steps 2 and 3 are optional. You only have to perform step 1 to create your Console To-Go and upload a WADL file. You can optionally perform steps 2 and 3 when you create the Console To-Go, or come back and perform those steps later.
To set up a console and upload a WADL file:
- Login to your Apigee account at https://enterprise.apigee.com. (You can obtain a free account at https://accounts.apigee.com/accounts/sign_up.)
- Open the following URL: https://apigee.com/togo. The Console-To-Go page opens to step 1 - Set up:
- Specify the Name of your Console and the URL.
- Save your console.
- Scroll down the page and select the credentials required to access your Console To-Go.
- Select Save Credentials.
- Scroll down the page to upload your WADL file.
- Select the Browse button, navigate to your WADL file, and select Open.
- Select the Upload button.
If the Console To-Go detects any errors in your WADL file, it displays an error message.
- Repeat steps 8 and 9 to update the WADL file. All of your APIs must be described in a single WADL file.
You can upload an initial WADL file when you create the Console To-Go, and then return to https://apigee.com/togo at anytime to update the WADL file.
To style a console:
- Ensure that you have already created a Console To-Go as described above.
- Open the following URL: https://apigee.com/togo.
- Specify the name and URL of your existing console.
- Select 2. Style at the top of the page.
- Edit the styles for your Console To-Go and select Save Changes.
To embed your console on a separate page:
- Ensure that you have already created a Console To-Go as described above.
- Open the following URL: https://apigee.com/togo.
- Specify the name and URL of your existing console.
- Select 3. Embed at the top of the page.
- Copy the <iframe> tag from the page to the destination page.
Deploying your Apigee API Console To-Go
After you create your Apigee API Console and uploaded your WADL files, you have several options for deployment:
Option 1: Embed the custom Console that you create on your own web site or developer portal. As part of the Apigee API Console creation process, Apigee generates an HTML iframe tag that enables you to embed your Console. The <iframe> tag renders the Console on the web page where it is embedded.
Option 2: Distribute the URL to your console so developers can access it directly. For example, you can add a link to the top-level menu bar on your portal to the console.
Option 3: Have your Console included on the Apigee providers page. This no-cost option increases visibility for your API, and it can attract new developers to your API. Contact Apigee at email@example.com for more information on listing your Console on the Apigee site.
I am currently working on some WADLs to be uploaded to create a console for our APIs. I would like to know if there is a rest service which is exposed by APIGEE to do this instead of uploading it through APIGEE portal.
Thanks for visiting Apigee docs. We do have a REST interface to upload a WADL but it is unsupported and undocumented. That said it is not public yet. However, if you have a specific requirement to use the REST API, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com with complete details.
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Do you have any user/developer facing documentation or tutorials that we could use to teach people how to use the console to go product. We'd like to include it in our Getting Started and Training documentation and would love to leverage anything that you or others may have already created and can share.
Scott Gilbert
Hey Scott - Thanks so much for the post. You know, we don't currently have any end user docs on using the console-to-go, but we've now got it on our radar. Possibly a video. We've also got some new API documentation features on our product radar. Either way, we'll try to meet this need fairly soon. Cheers, Floyd
We currently have our own API Console but we are considering using ApiGee instead.
Question: is it possible the configure the console to fetch its WADL.xml from another location dynamically, alternatively to upload it via an API? Updating the actual WADL would be handled in the developers' repositories, and when we deploy new code to production we could automate the update of WADL in the ApiGee console.
Just now saw that you've received a question similar to this. Oh well, now you know of a perceived need from our part as well :)
Hi Jon,
To make a feature request, please contact email@example.com with complete details.
Thanks for that, Jon. Also, stay tuned for an upcoming feature that's an alternative to console. You'll be able to generate API docs with an API call. Release date TBD.
We are using the console to self document our custom API. We are embedding it on an internal site so our users have access to it after logging in to our site. Is there a way to pass URL variables to the console-to-go so we can populate their custom authentication information when the console starts?
Hi Rory,
There is a way to pass in an auth token with the iframe's embed URL, with the value of the "auth" query parameter as a URI-encoded snippet of JSON like:
Which, un-encoded, looks like:
And that allows the parent page of the embedded Console to pre-set the auth. The other supported styles are "query" and "template".
I'm having issues trying to implement OAuth 2 as an option for Authentication for our API Console To Go. There doesn't seem to be any explanation of the flow, is there any documentation or tutorial I can follow?
To elaborate, under OAUth 2.0 Web Server Flow, I'm not sure what you mean by "Access Token Location". Our OAuth URL returns the access_token in the JSON response to the POST to our access_token URL.
Hi Matthew,
The "Access Token Location" is to specify whether the 'access_token' should be sent as header or query parameter in the API Call.
For e.g., if the target server expects the request to be http://api.mydomain.com/test?access_token=, then the 'Access_Token_Location' should be 'Query Parameter' and the 'Access Token Param Name' should be 'access_token'.
Hope this answers your question. Let us know if you have any other concerns.
Does the WADL can describe the oauth urls? like the get access token url?
Original reply from Marsh:
Michale, no, there is no apigee:element for declaring the authentication configuration. If you have any suggestions, we'd love to hear them. (This is something we've considered in the past.)
Hi Michale,
You can describe the OAuth URL in the WADL like any other API description. It will show up in the Method list along with the other APIs.


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Tenor Piotr Beczala's first solo project as an exclusive Deutsche Grammophon artist has gone Gold in his native Poland on the first day of its release.
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Artist's Statement:My name is Andrew Bouwhuis and I am a amateur photographer who started in this hobby 4-5 years ago and over time it has become much more than that. Photography is something that I love and it seems to take up a lot of time and money but I find it intensely interesting and feel very passionate about it.
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Fixes by Brian Uhrain for the alpha port: Attached is the full patch containing the addition of the ISTREAM-MEMORY-BARRIER VOP, the change to GENTRAP to use the bugchk opcode, and also a boot file to allow the patched sources to be compiled with an unpatched binary.
Added export of internal error code constants to internals.h, so that platform assembler code can use those, instead of magic numbers and bogus conditionalization on type_Long_Float. Inspired/Stolen from SBCL. Also added some more comments in places, and a generic SC_OFFSET macro that matches lisp/debug-info.lisp.
Changes for Linux running on Alpha. From: Julian Dolby <email@example.com> Enclosed below are diffs against the cvs repository as of Feb 12; aside from minor changes like using different include files (e.g. validate.h instead of x86-validate.h in Linux-os.c) and adding alpha-linux specifics unix-glibc2.lisp, there are two code changes. The first is to signal handling. I had to put the POSIX-SIGS ifdefs into places used by alpha but not by x86, and I ifdef'ed out most of the linux #define kludges for signals for alpha linux, since alpha linux uses OSF/1 signals rather than linux ones. The second is that the trick of or'ing 2 into the reg_ALLOC address to cause faults does not work on alpha linux since the kernel traps and handles the unaligned access; I did not find a way to change that kernel behavior, so I changed the code to or (1<<63) into the address to cause a seg fault, and then check, in the seg fault handler, to see if the high-order address bits are set. One change I made is to the memory layout (lisp/alpha-validate.h and compiler/alpha/parms.lisp); that change is not needed to make lisp run on alpha linux, but is there because I wanted more heap space.
Calculate the error code for the undefined_tramp using the sc_DescriptorReg define; the error code had been using a fixed SC offset which becomes invalid when the SCs are modified, for example when adding the complex-float SCs.
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