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GPstuff is a toolbox for Bayesian Modeling with Gaussian Processes with following features and more: - Several covariance functions (e.g. squared exponential, exponential, Matérn, periodic and a compactly supported piece wise polynomial function) - Sums, products and scaling of covariance functions - Euclidean and delta distance - Several mean functions with marginalized parameters - Several likelihood/observation models - Continuous observations: Gaussian, Gaussian scale mixture (MCMC only), Student's-t, quantile regression - Classification: Logit, Probit, Softmax - Count data: Binomial, Poisson, (Zero truncated) Negative-Binomial, Hurdle model, Zero-inflated Negative-Binomial, Multinomial - Survival: Cox-PH, Weibull, log-Gaussian, log-logistic - Point process: Log-Gaussian Cox process - Density estimation and regression: logistic GP - Other: derivative observations (for sexp covariance function only) - Hierarchical priors for hyperparameters - Sparse models - Sparse matrix routines for compactly supported covariance functions - Fully and partially independent conditional (FIC, PIC) - Compactly supported plus FIC (CS+FIC) - Variational sparse (VAR), Deterministic training conditional (DTC), Subset of regressors (SOR) (Gaussian/EP only) - PASS-GP - Latent inference - Exact (Gaussian only) - Laplace, Expectation propagation (EP), Parallel EP, Robust-EP - Scaled Metropolis, Hamiltonian Monte Carlo (HMC), Scaled HMC, Elliptical slice sampling - Hyperparameter inference - Type II ML/MAP - Leave-one-out cross-validation (LOO-CV), Laplace/EP LOO-CV - Metropolis, HMC, No-U-Turn-Sampler (NUTS), Slice Sampling (SLS), Surrogate SLS, Shrinking-rank SLS, Covariance-matching SLS - Grid, CCD, Importance sampling - Model assessment - LOO-CV, Laplace/EP LOO-CV, IS-LOO-CV, k-fold-CV - WAIC, DIC - Average predictive comparison
If you use GPstuff, please use the reference: Jarno Vanhatalo, Jaakko Riihimäki, Jouni Hartikainen, Pasi Jylänki, Ville Tolvanen, Aki Vehtari (2013). GPstuff: Bayesian Modeling with Gaussian Processes. In Journal of Machine Learning Research, in press.
See also user guide at http://arxiv.org/abs/1206.5754v3
- Changes to previous version:
Initial Announcement on mloss.org.
- BibTeX Entry: Download
- Corresponding Paper BibTeX Entry: Download
- URL: Project Homepage
- Supported Operating Systems: Agnostic, Platform Independent
- Data Formats: Matlab, Octave
- Tags: Classification, Regression, Machine Learning, Nonparametric Bayes, Gaussian Process, Bayesian Inference
- Archive: download here
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Version Changelog Date 4.3.1 2013-11-26 Version 4.3.1
Updated cpsrf and psrf to follow BDA3: split each chain to two halves and use Geyer's IPSE for n_eff
- Multi-latent models for Octave
November 29, 2013, 14:10:59 4.3 2013-10-14 Version 4.3
- lgpdens.m: better default estimation using importance and rejection sampling, better default priors (see updated paper http://arxiv.org/abs/1211.0174)
- Robust-EP for zero truncated negative-binomial likelihood
- If moment computations in EP return NaN, return NaN energy (handled gracefully by fminlbfgs and fminscg)
- gp_cpred.m: new option 'target'
- gp_ia.m: Changed Hessian computation stepsize to 1e-3
- gpstuff_version.m: function for returning current GPstuff version
- gpia_jpreds.m: a new function
- demo_survival_weibull.m -> demo_survival_aft.m
Bug fixes:
- build suitesparse path correctly if it includes spaces
- gp_avpredcomp.m: fixed for Cox-PH
- gp_cpred.m: fixed for Cox-PH
- esls.m: don't accept a step to a point with infinite log likelihood
- gp_ia.m: removed some redundant computation
- gp_rnd.m: works now for multilatent models also
- bugfixes for setrandstream
- other bugfixes
October 16, 2013, 13:27:09 4.2 2013-06-14 Version 4.2
- Cross-validation much faster if no bias-corrections are needed (computes only the necessary predictions)
- Marginal posterior corrections with loopred (Laplace) and cross-validation
- More robust computation of marginal posterior corrections
- More robust density estimation in lgpdens (default parameters changed)
Bug fixes
- Mex files now in correct folders if compiled with SuiteSparse (covariance matrix computation now much faster)
- Fixed bug with default marginal posterior correction when using gp_predcm
- Fixed conditions in likelihood functions for grid approximation of predictions with marginal posterior corrections
- Fixed outputs of gpmc_preds with multilatent models (thanks to Mahdi Biparva for pointing this out)
- and some minor bug fixes
June 14, 2013, 12:30:18 4.1 2013-04-24 Version 4.1
New features:
- Multinomial probit classification with nested-EP. Jaakko Riihimäki, Pasi Jylänki and Aki Vehtari (2013). Nested Expectation Propagation for Gaussian Process Classification with a Multinomial Probit Likelihood. Journal of Machine Learning Research 14:75-109, 2013.
Marginal posterior corrections for latent values. Cseke & Heskes
(2011). Approximate Marginals in Latent Gaussian Models. Journal of Machine Learning Research 12 (2011), 417-454
- Laplace: cm2 and fact
- EP: fact
- lgpdens ignores now NaNs instead of giving error
- gp_cpred has a new option 'target' accpeting values 'f' or 'mu'
unified gp_waic and gp_dic
- by default return mlpd
- option 'form' accetps now values 'mean' 'all' 'sum' and 'dic'
improved survival demo demo_survival_aft (accalerated failure time)
- renamed and improved from demo_survival_weibull
- rearranged some files to more logical directories
- bug fixes
New files
- gp_predcm: marginal posterior corrections for latent values.
- demo_improvedmarginals: demonstration of marginal posterior corrections
- demo_improvedmarginals2: demonstration of marginal posterior corrections
- lik_multinomprobit: multinomial probit likelihood
- demo_multiclass_nested_ep: demonstration of nested EP with multinomprobit
April 25, 2013, 11:07:06 4.0 Initial Announcement on mloss.org.
March 22, 2013, 08:14:05 -
Updated cpsrf and psrf to follow BDA3: split each chain to two halves and use Geyer's IPSE for n_eff
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Review courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales Quick & Dirty: Beautiful heartfelt story that was an epic journey of love, loss, and humor. This has quickly become one of my all time favorite contemporary reads. Opening Sentence: Late in the winter of my seventeenth year, my mother decided I was depressed, presumably because I rarely left the house, spent quite a lot of time in bed, read the same book over and over, ate infrequently, and devoted quite a bit of my abundant free time thinking about death. The Review: Hazel Grace Lancaster was diagnosed with cancer when she was 13 years old. It was terminal from the beginning and she knew that she was a ticking time bomb. But when it looked like the end was near she was given a miracle drug that surprisingly shrank her tumors and stopped them from growing. She is 17 years old and living with cancer. 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I also love that she loves to read, we have that in common!!! Even though she doesn't have the brightest future ahead of her, she never seems to be negative about it. Instead, she has excepted her life and is trying to be as positive as she can. She was a wonderful character and I enjoyed every minute of her amazing story. Augustus was so easy to fall in love with. He is determined to really live his life since he got a second chance and once he meets Hazel he knows that she is going to be a part of it. He has this adorable way of being persistent and making Hazel see that life is so much more than her cancer. He is funny, smart, good looking, and just an all around great guy. I really admired him and thought that he is a very swoon worthy boy! This was just a fantastic book that everyone should pick up. Going into this book, I was expecting a really heart wrenching story about a girl struggling with cancer, but what I got was a beautiful story about a girl that gets to experience life for the first time. Yes, Hazel has cancer and until she meets Augustus she has pretty much let it consume her life. But he is able to open her eyes and show her that life really is worth living. It was full of humor and plenty of adorable romantic moments. The cynical banter between Hazel and Gus was so fun and I found myself laughing way more than crying in this book. That's not to say that I didn't cry because I did, but Green did such a phenomenal job making you feel an abundance of different emotions throughout the book. I really enjoyed all the literary references that Green used, it made it easier for me to connect with the characters on a deeper level, because I also have a great love of reading. Yes, this book has two characters that have suffered from cancer, but that is in no way what this story is about. It's about falling in love and living your life to the fullest because you never know when your last day is going to come. The story was full of hope, heartache, love, humor and honesty, I fell completely in love with everything about this book. For anyone that hasn't read this book you really should, it has become one of my all-time favorite YA contemporary books. Notable Scene: "I'm in love with you," he said quietly. "Augustus," I said. "I am," he said. He was staring at me, and I could see the corners of his eyes crinkling. "I'm in love with you, and I'm not in the business of denying myself the simple pleasure of saying true things. I'm in love with you, and I know that love is just a shout into the void, and that oblivion is inevitable, and that we're all doomed and that there will come a day when all our labor has been returned to dust, and I know the sub will swallow the only earth we'll ever have, and I am in love with you." FTC Advisory: Dutton/Penguin provided me with a copy of The Fault in Our Stars. No goody bags, sponsorships, "material connections," or bribes were exchanged for my review. The average Amazon rating from over 10000 readers of "The Fault in Our Stars" is near 5. I wanted to see if there was a common thread running through the critiques of those who had rated it a "1". I saw "pretentious" in a number of reviews but it was applied to a number of different facets of the book - in my quick scanning I didn't note a predominant complaint. I thought it was well done. I liked Hazel and Augustus very much, though I did find Hazel a bit wearing sometimes. Do 16 1/2 year olds really speak and think like that? As I approached the end I wondeed what the final paragraphs would be like, and once again my mental drafts were way of. This is a very emotional ride, certainly not a feel good book, but given the audience and reputation that it has established there were no major surprises, and so the book feels true all the way through. It does not pull punches, it focuses not only on the two but on their parents and their emotions and pain as well. I am sure that very few readers got through the book without shedding a tear or two. Throughout the many down moments, characters and readers mourn for what could have been but, wise beyond their years, Hazel and Augustus appreciate what they did have too, and that knowlege, that 'they'll always have Amsterdam' provides some nice balance for readers as well. This book literally changed me, I started reading this book one day after school and once I started I just couldn't bring myself to put it down. 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A simple problem of an M6 bolt in single shear as in the image below. I am using the forumla in image to calculate the shear stress. The diameter (being an M6 bolt) is 6mm and hence radius is 3mm with a shear force of 1000 N being used. Using the forumla in the image below and the figures above, I calculate the shear stress in the bolt to be 35.4 MN/m^2 or 35.4 MPa if you prefer.
My problem is that when I simulate this problem in Inventor 2013 stress analysis the results (for any kind of stress analysis; Von Mises, 1st and 3rd principal, all the planes etc...) are way way off what the hand calculation is, ranging from 160 MPa to around 800 MPa.
Could somebody with the time to do so possibly talk me/post images of how to set this example up in Inventor correctly so that you get the same (or near enough) result.
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Attach the ipt file here.
Your formula gives the area of a circle where the image shows the force across the face area of two cylindrical faces.
Any progress on this?
Force over area of a circle or area of a cylindrical face?
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Still no luck really. I appreciate what you're saying in that in my forumla the force is acting over the cross section of a circle and doesn't take into account the thickness. I've used a different forumla: Shear stress = F/Dia.*(t1+t2) but still similarly disproportinate results. Besides all the text books I've used state the forumla I originally posted.
Here's a link to the IPT file if you wanted to have a look at how I've set it up (which may well be incorrect). It was slightly too big to attach directly.
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Here's a link to the IPT file ...
ipt files can be attached directly here. I don't go to 3rd party sites.
It wouldn't let me attach it directly as it said the file size was too big. It's just a dropbox link, if you prefer I could email it to you. Or is there a way to shrink the file size?
samstreet101 wrote:Or is there a way to shrink the file size?
Find the red End of Part marker at the bottom of the browser.
Drag the red EOP to the top of the feature tree hiding all features.
Now save the part with the EOP in this rolled up state, the file should be much smaller.
If it is still too large (over 1.5M) then right click on the filename in Windows Explorer and select Send to Compressed (zipped) Folder. Attach the resulting *.zip file here.
I am a bit curious how geometry as simple as that which you depict could be so large a file size, so later when I get to my "safe" test machine where I can download anything I will try your dropbox link.
Did what you said, also deleted the simulation from it and put it in a .zip folder.
I think something is wrong with this file but I haven't figured out what, yet. The file size is much larger than I would expect.
The shear stress (4F/PI*D^2) is the formula for AVERAGE Shear stress on the cross section. Your math is correct for this single shear problem (35 MPa).
The stress JD is talking about is the Nominal BEARING stress which equals P/A. Where A= D*t. In your case, D=6 and t=3. So the nominal bearing stress would be 1000/(6*3) or 55.6 MPa.
I tried to setup the stress analysis on my own part also, but I couldnt get Inventor to give me the correct answer. I suspect it is because FEA is looking at an infinitesimally small point that cause the stress to increase.
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Nearly one hundred people, some with signs of protest seen often during capitol activism, packed a court gallery as Damon Terrell appeared in court for a bail hearing, after three days in jail.
Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne told a court commissioner he's had too little time to review state capitol police reports and video on the incident, but said a decision on any charges would be made by Sept. 12.
Ozanne asked that a condition of Terrell's bail be a ban on Terrell being at the state capitol.
Court Commissioner Ann Sayles allowed Terrell's bail to be a signature bond, with the state capitol ban.
Terrell's attorney, Christopher Kuehn told 27 News his review of videotape of the Monday incident indicates Terrell did not attack the officer.
A probable cause affidavit states Capitol Police Officer James Brooks suffered bruises, and was forced to use a splint on a finger as the result of injuries from his confrontation with Terrell.
"I could feel resistive tension and Damon still pulling harder," Brooks wrote in describing Terrell's resistance as Brooks attempted to arrest him during a protest, before the arrest concluded with Terrell being pinned on the ground. "I did not consent to Damon injuring me."
As he was released from jail Thursday afternoon, Terrell thanked a swarm of supporters for drawing attention to his arrest and jailing.
"This pressure is why the (expletive) I'm out of here," Terrell told supporters.
Terrell's arrest on a tentative felony charge is one of the most serious arrests, since protests to Governor Walker's public employee collective bargaining limits and other policies began two years ago.
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Arts bar - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
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'Site of Kirke House', Survey of London: volume 16: St Martin-in-the-Fields I: Charing Cross (1935), pp. 82-86. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=68111 Date accessed: 09 March 2014. Add to my bookshelf
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CHAPTER 8: SITE OF KIRKE HOUSE Footnotes
In the days of Henry VIII the space lying to the north of the timber yard, between the main road on the east and the wall of the Spring Garden on the west, as far as the point where the road turned westward towards St. James's, was occupied by eleven comparatively small "tenements" belonging to the Crown. Later, these gave way to houses forming the residence of such notable individuals as Sir Jerome Bowes, Elizabeth's ambassador to the court of Muscovy; Lord Stanhope of Harrington; Sir Robert Naunton, secretary of state; George Calvert, afterwards Lord Baltimore, founder of the Colony of Maryland; and Samuel Hartlib, friend of Milton. Later still, a further development took place, and the successors of these houses acquired distinction of a different character. Such resorts as Lockett's famous ordinary, the Turk's Head Bagnio, the tavern of Samuel Prior, and Young Man's Coffee House may be mentioned. It has seemed worth while to trace the fortunes of these "tenements" in some detail, and the first is that on the site afterwards occupied by Kirke House.
On 20th March, 1536–7, John Scott (fn. 1) obtained a grant of a tenement then in his tenure lately rebuilt by the King, next to "le Tymber yerd," near the King's Palace, for a term of 21 years. (fn. 2) The grant came into the possession of William Hayes, who surrendered it and on 31st October, 1551, obtained a new grant on similar terms. (fn. 3) In the same way the right of Hayes became vested in Patrick Fyffe, (fn. 4) to whom on 21st February, 1565–6, the premises were regranted (fn. 5) for 21 years as from the preceding Michaelmas. Before the expiry of the lease, Elizabeth, on 17th June, 1573, granted a reversionary lease of the property for 21 years to Katherine Hampton, whose interest was acquired by Nicholas Christian, (fn. 6) and the latter on 14th June, 1591, obtained a new lease for 40 years. (fn. 7) Nicholas Christian," messenger of her Maiesties most honorable Counteinge howse," died in 1592, and his will (fn. 8) mentions "a Certeine messuage … Commonlie Called … the Rose and Crowne (fn. 9) … neere Charinge Crosse … which I holde of the Queenes Matie … by Indenture of Lease." On 19th November, 1610, James I leased the premises (fn. 10) to John Eldred and William Whitmore for 60 years. What happened to this lease is unknown, but on 14th September, 1631, Charles I granted this and other properties to Sir Henry Browne and John Cliffe in perpetual fee farm. (fn. 11) On 5th June, 1633, Browne and Cliffe sold their interest (fn. 12) in the tenement "next le Timberyard … late in the tenure of John Scott … and now or late in the tenure of Nicholas Christian" for £45 to George Kirke, gentleman of the robes to Charles I. (fn. 13)
Kirke rebuilt the house, and in doing so encroached on the wall of the Spring Garden, for which he obtained a pardon. (fn. 14) The ratebook for 1632 gives "George Kirke xvijs" in respect of a house in the correct position, showing that he was in occupation of the old house before he became its owner. During the rebuilding of the house, Kirke seems to have moved (see p. 107), but in the ratebook for 1635 his name reappears in the old position and thenceforth continues with one break (1638) (fn. 15) until 1641. The books for 1642 and 1643 are missing, but in those for 1644 and 1645 the name of Lord Howard appears in the appropriate position. On 13th October, 1645, Kirke's house and household stuff at Charing Cross were sequestered for his delinquency, and the house was let to Lord Sheffield at a rent of £50. (fn. 16) Lord Sheffield (fn. 17) appears in the ratebook for 1646, and, under his title of Earl of Mulgrave, continues with one intermission (1650) until his death in 1658. Thereafter the countess (fn. 18) takes his place until 1661, after which their son (fn. 19) is shown in respect of the house in the ratebooks for 1662 to 1664 and 1670 to 1679. (fn. 20) It would seem, though the point is not quite certain, that Sir Henry Bennet (Lord Arlington) is jointly rated with the earl in 1663 and 1664, and is solely rated therefor in 1665, but with a note "in ye house but 3 months." For the years 1666 to 1669 Francisco "Demesis" is shown at the house. This is evidently intended for Don Francisco de Mello, the Portuguese Ambassador, and his residence here is confirmed by the Hearth Tax Roll for 1666, which shows "the Portugall Ambassador" rated at 23 hearths in respect of the house with a note, "King to pay." The roll for 1674 shows "Lord Mulgrave" for 26 hearths.
In 1681 the name of "Samuel Pryer" occurs in respect of a portion of the house. Samuel Prior was the uncle of Matthew Prior, poet and diplomatist, and the former's tavern in Charing Cross has been identified both as The Rummer and as the house where young Matthew was taken in to assist and wait on the customers. (fn. 21) The latter identification is very doubtful. Samuel Prior had formerly kept the Rhenish Wine House in Cannon Row, where Matthew assisted him, and whence he was sent back to Westminster School by the Earl of Dorset. As Samuel Prior did not remove to Charing Cross until Matthew was 17, it must have been the Cannon Row establishment that is referred to. As regards the identity of the Charing Cross house with The Rummer, however, it seems quite likely that at some time later the house, or a part of it, was The Rummer Eating House. The deed of 1712, which has previously been mentioned, concerning inter alia certain houses on the site of the timber yard, mentions a house in the occupation of Thomas Corbett "adjoining to a Messuage called the Rummer Eating house on the North," and in 1736 the same house is again referred to (fn. 22) as "formerly in the Tenure … of Thomas Corbett … abutting … North on a Messuage … now in the Tenure of … Thomas Patterson." Corbett's house was the northernmost of those on the timber yard frontage, and Patterson is known to have been a Kirke tenant (see below). The Rummer Eating House must therefore have been situated in the southern portion of the Kirke property, and may well have been identical with the house of Prior. (fn. 23) In that case it must have changed its character since Prior's time, for the latter's establishment was a tavern, not an eating house. (fn. 24)
The last ratebook giving Samuel Prior's name is that for 1695. During the whole of this period the Kirke family had retained possession of the house. On 15th August, 1723, Charles James Kirke and Mary his mother mortgaged (fn. 25) to Erasmus Lewis "all those three Severall Messuages … scituate … at or near Chearing Cross … heretofore One Messuage built by George Kirke, Esquire, Deceased, and formerly in the Tenure … of the Right Honourable the Earle of Mulgrave, afterwards in the Severall Tenures … of John Ferrers and Samuell Prior, since that in the possession of Nathaniell Rosewell, and late in the Occupation of Francis Gostridge, Vintner." (fn. 26)
By her will dated 25th July, 1753, Mary Kirke bequeathed all her freehold property at Charing Cross, "then in the Possession of herself and Mr. Thomas Paterson," to John Lambert and Elizabeth Cox "her upper Servant, for the Purposes therein mentioned." (fn. 27) The remaining house of the three was empty.
On 7th January, 1757, John Lambert and Elizabeth Cox sold the property, described as three messuages late in the tenure of "Mary Kirke, Thomas Paterson and —" to Francis Watkins. (fn. 28) In the list prepared by the Westminster Bridge Commissioners' surveyor in 1756 (see appendix) two of the houses are described as "old brick houses," one let to John Harris (Paterson's successor) and the other "next Spring Garden," unlet. Mary Kirke's house was not included in the list.
Thomas Williams, "Dealer in China," succeeded John Harris, "landskip painter," in 1757, and in the former's appeal (fn. 29) to the commissioners for favourable consideration he refers to the house as "commonly called Oliver Cromwell's House." In the plan reproduced in Plate 80, "Cromwell's Palace" is shown in Stanhope Court, further north. The only other reference to the place that has been found is the water-colour drawing reproduced on p. 86 (fn. 30) which obviously shows the Spring Gardens side of the building, but contains nothing to identify it specially with either Kirke House or Stanhope House. No evidence has been found to connect Cromwell with either house.
Figure 21: "Oliver Cromwell's House"
On the widening of the street in 1758 the front house was pulled down, and an irregularly shaped piece of ground about 34 feet in depth was thrown into the road. The improvement was carried out at once, although, owing to the refusal of the owner, Francis Watkins, to accept either the commissioners' original offer, or the verdicts of two juries, the terms were not finally settled until 1771. (fn. 31) On the portion of the site left over Watkins erected a "New Brick Messuage … now [1771] in the Tenure … of Messrs Biddulph and Cox, Bankers." This was No. 43, Charing Cross. The site is now occupied by the northern portion of Martin's Bank.
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- DIY - requires you to manually start each step, unless you're comfortable enough to script the process. As each step takes ages, this can be a tedious job. However, it gives you full control and insight into each step.
- crosstool [http://www.kegel.com/crosstool/] - a scripted version of DIY + patches. Used to be my preferred tool, but hasn't been updated since 2006. Limited to glibc.
- crosstool-NG [http://ymorin.is-a-geek.org/projects/crosstool] - a rewrite of crosstool. Provides a menuconfig configuration interface, which makes it quite easy to use. You can also pass configurations around. Supports glibc, but also uclibc and eglibc.
- buildroot [http://buildroot.uclibc.org/] - builds a uclibc-based gcc in the process of building an entire system. The toolchain can be ripped out (you can also force buildroot to use an external toolchain - thus avoiding building the same toolchain over and over again). As the focus is on the entire system, this approach provides little insight of the toolchain, but in my experience, the outcome usually works well.
- scratchbox [http://www.scratchbox.org/] - provides uclibc or glibc based toolchains. Approaches cross compilation is a new way - providing an environment where the actual cross part of the compilation is abstracted away. Also provides an emulated target environment, so you can run your ARM binaries on your standard PC from within the scratchbox environment.
The available options are ordered in some sort of control freak factor order, where DIY provides loads of control over every tiny aspect, while scratchbox just makes things work.
Myself? Last time around I used ct-ng, but I've used them all (and will not DIY again unless forced ;) ).
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In my opinion, Openembedded
In my opinion, Openembedded is also a good option to be mentioned here? With openembedded you can generate installable cross compiler toolchains for many target architectures, besides building complete target images etc. It is very configurable.
I still use crosstool
Kegel's crosstool is still my favorite. Last week I modified it to build absolute latest toolchain combo GCC 4.5.0 + GLIBC 2.11.2 + BINUTILS 2.20 for powerpc32.
I've recently been introduced to Crossplex. While I haven't tried it yet, it looks promising.
@BaloneyGeek - you are completely right. As an embedded guy, I kind of completely forgot the OS-to-OS cross compilation needs - especially MinGW. Briefly googling the topic, I ran into a thread where the CT-NG people are discussing adding mingw as a kernel type, thus allowing the build of Windows compatible toolchains from CT-NG.
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Personally I used crosstool
Personally I used crosstool to build a toolchain to build applications that will run on Lantronix's SecureLinx console server (it uses a MIPS-EL processor with glibc - Debian Sarge packages are compatible). For the most part it was a matter of selecting the libc library and cpu type, then sit back and let it build.
For a ppc - uclibc embedded product we have at work I simply used ELDK 4.1 by DENX, which has a complete pre-compiled cross toolchain as well as a root filesystem with a complete build environment for native compilation for the target (if needed). Couldn't get any simpler than that!
DIY is the only way for certain things.
Suppose you were building the MinGW32 or MinGW64 toolchain. DIY would be the only way, unless you wanted to installl your distro packages, which'd always be somehow half broken anyway, or use the mingwmsvc- target which never seems to work out.
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You've seen the Xunlai predictions our writers and fans have made for past tournaments. And fans keep demonstrating their prowess at prognostication. From the submissions we got, we gathered many PvP Predictors and published their lists.
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Aryel Shevraar
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Devis Arcadia
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Lulu Belle
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Mr Crunchy
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Oa Ht
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Rox Anah Moon
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Shadow Le Grand
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Jakal Storm
GvG Best Before [apr] In a game where adaptability is a major factor, [apr] is about as good as it gets. The most recent update has allowed a larger variety of build choices and [apr] has taken advantage of this. This should give them an element of surprise going in, which I predict will shock many as they climb to the top of the tournament. Rebel Rising [rawr] The new map rotation greatly favors [rawr]'s play style and gives them a much larger advantage than in most of the past tournaments. In addition, the last few weeks have shown [rawr] on the top of their game and hungry for another championship. The only problems they may run into would involve builds that they did not expect or struggling on split-friendly maps such as Frozen Isle. Whats Going On [sup] Currently holding the top position on the ladder, [sup] is still looking for the type of tournament success akin to their rank. In the past, they've proved they can beat anybody on any given day (and this tournament shouldn't be any different as they rocket past most other guilds), but they have potential to falter at just the wrong moment. Hero Battles Murder Za X Ekelon X Cs Element
GvG Dark Alley [dR] with their high level of skill and dedication is now the top American guild and therefore will be a strong contender in the March tournament. You Fail [uF] has always been a strong contender in tournaments but will have to get everything right to be at the top. Rebel Rising [rawr] is a strong guild and is sure to do well in the March tournament due to the meta being particularly focused on 8v8 rather than splits. Hero Battles X Ekelon X is perhaps the strongest and most obvious choice for the number one spot. Ekelon is the most consistent player in making the top eight and will have to play well and smartly to get his fourth tournament win. Bulls On Chaos is the most dangerous player because you can never quite guess what Bulls may play. Bulls can competently play Mesmer, Dervish, Assassin, and Monk, and through high skill will always have a chance at being at the top. Death to Defy has been the most improved player over recent months, reaching the top three on the ladder. Death can easily overwhelm opponents and this should make Death a clear contender for the March tournament.
Rao Goes Superman
GvG Best Before [apr]. This guild has shown good capacity to adapt to the metagame, especially with their new Daze / Virulence or Foul Feast / Plague Signet build. They might use it as a strong asset to win the gold cape. Thugs Mansion [OG]. Good players with a strong capacity to adapt to their opponent, they have shown a very good sense of tactics during their latest ladder matches. Whats Going On [sup]. Very impressive players, they have shown good tactics and a lot of imagination in the way they have customized balanced builds in the past. This guild has a real chance during March's Automatic Tournament. Hero Battles Hero Battle Player Sauron The Greatest My Mpz