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EUROPEAN PROJECT LITTLE STORIE GREAT HOPES 2008-2010 CTP Carducci di Verona Casa Circondariale di Montorio Verona Redazione di MicroCosmo Casa Circondariale di Montorio - Vr
Per il contenuto vedi allegato A
SEMINAR IN VERONA NOVEMBER 2009 A conference took place with the partecipation of the project partner, the teachers of CTP, some operators working in the prison, and trainees of the University of Verona and Catania The leading expert has presented theory and methods of guiding the workshop activity, linking them to the context of prison (ppt and photos are attached) Along with this event, a visit to the prison has been organised During a meeting at Carducci school the ongoing activities in Verona has been presented The seminar has contributed to increase the knowledge of all the teachers about implementing the autobiographic method in the situation of imprisonment (vedi allegato E) (vedi allegato trascrizione conferenza e diapositive)
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Microcosmo is a magazin done in the prison, created by the detenuees It is a working permanent place to develop ideas and information Is a instrument of information for the external community To promote the information the people start from the personal experience and develop concience about their own point of view The prisoner is object and subject of observation: this is a critical point in the working section, but also is a hight instrument of personal growth (vedi allegato B)
The detenuees observe him self, the prison system and the social system in the past, in the present and the future The personal history is readed in the human hystory: for this reason, the autobiography describe the human history The autobiography, developed in the magazin redaction, is linked to the social an historic events
From the beggining the newspaper has started to write about articles to be published; the motivation to bring informations outside made evident the necessity to start from himself, with selfcontrol and responsabilty, and with the clearness of communicative objectves. The wish to write the newspaper has developed the necessity to broaden giving birth to new ways of research and experience. Therefore the Editorial Office has developed from its own inside different plans with specific objectives, that we can now summarize in: Activities of MicroCosmo
- jeornalism writing(vedi allegato B) - autobiographic writing - searching himself through pictures(vedi allegato D) - project of prevention about youth deviances Vedo Sento Parlo – il valore delle regole e lesercizio della legalità (vedi allegato C) The writing themes can be specific; downstairs we can find one example done in the femail section for the woman celebration on the 8° March.
AUTOBIOGRAPHYCAL GROUP DI MICROCOSMO Trough the observations made by the tutor, the evaluationon on how the activities are developing, is made The tutor and the trainer evaluate the response of the partecipants to the issues (problems, subject, thematic, requests), which emerged Adeguate strategies are adopted
The overal partecipation was, in the different sections of the prison: 50 people were involved (15 people for group) The stories are preserved by the authors We are giving here one example In the woman section, connected with the argue existing in the town, for the woman day - 8 march, the theme in the group was THE BODY. The idea to have the same argument between town and prison was a very important input, giving the idea to the prisoner women to stay in the same comunity
The writes of womans for 8 march The start was a discussion above a pubblic letter done by a journalist The beginning of the working group was hard, the prisonners were talking just above pysicall character The conductor of the group, giving input with a brain- storming, (words –keys, that has been written in a black board), gave suggestions to develop new ideas, new deep feeling Each woman, after the input, could write ( woman with not good abilty in italian language were help in the exposition ) In the silence of the writing time, could emerge the deep aspect of the argument, that was very sensitive about the personal identity
All the compositions done in the working group demonstrated that a specific point in the womans life was mouving their own future When the last pencil was put down in the room was possible to feel a quite serene clima. In this silent clima it was seems that every woman was inside in her self and also outside from herself, able to be in a new dimension In different time the women were able to reed their own products: to hear the different stories about different life style was a positive imput
PHOTOGRAPHY COURSE Identity between light and shadow During the course of photography (70 hours),which took place in the male section of ordinary prisoners, the students have had the possibilty to read themselves in a new way, learning also different techniques of photography 15 prisoners attended the course (vd allegato D)
I SEE I HEARD I SPEAK the vale of the rules and the exercise ol legality Since te scholastic year 2008-2009 Microcosmo supported by the above mentioned partners, has activated a prevention program against youth criminality, involving the intermediate and superior school (240 students have been involved the first year, 400 in the second year) Through th e experience of prisoners, the students may reflect on behavior and recognanize the elements at risk (vd allegato C)
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REALIZZAZIONE - Dirigente Scolastico Luciana Marconcini - Coordinatrice di Progetto Little Stories Great Hopes Annalisa Perusi - Testo elaborato da Paola Tacchella - Testo tradotto da Annalisa Perusi - Video sulla fotografia di Dannia Pavan - Trascrizione conferenza Rosa Eleonora Poidomani - Video sul progetto VSP degli studenti dellIstituto Giorgi -
Un ringraziamento particolare: - allex-direttore del Carcere di Verona, dott. Salvatore Erminio e allattuale Direttore Dott. Antonio Fullone - alla Responsabile dellArea Educativa del carcere di Verona, Dott.ssa Enrichetta Ribezzi. alle persone detenute che hanno partecipato al progetto e che hanno reso possibile la diffusione dellesperienza - al Dirigente Scolastico Istituto Giorgi, ai docenti e agli studenti che hanno partecipato al progetto VSP - alla Dott.ssa Giovanna Magri per il corso della fotografia - alla Dott.ssa Adriana Lorenzi, esperta di autobiografia - alla Redazione di Ristretti Orizzonti per il contributo nelle scuole - alla giornalista Ornella Favero direttore di MicroCosmo Il progetto MicroCosmo prosegue grazie alle operatrici del progetto: Paola Tacchella, Dannia Pavan, Erica Benedetti, Eleonora Poidomani. I laboratori di scrittura autobiografica sono condotti da Paola Tacchella. -
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Michael Pollan's Tip for Healthy Food Shopping
Author Michael Pollan may have one of the hardest jobs: trying to help people make better food choices while battling junk-food marketers' attempts to undermine his advice. The major problem he faces, as he told The Washington Post, is that marketers take his rules and use them against him.
The advice: Buy products with five ingredients or fewer
Pollan says he and others have repeated the mantra, "Don't buy anything with more than five ingredients," in hopes that people will purchase fresh produce and lean meats. Feeding off of this advice, though, Haagen Dazs started its five campaign. While the ice creams in this line technically have only five ingredients, those ingredients are high in sugar, fat, and empty calories. Plus, says Pollan, "They didn't change anything…it was the same five ingredients they had before."
Pollan also discusses a Tostitos commercial in which a woman compares Pringles to Tostitos, choosing the tortilla chips because they have fewer ingredients. Both, however, are high-calorie, high-fat foods. The result is that the consumer is completely confused by clever marketing
The advice: Shop the peripheries of the supermarket.
The advice to shop around the edges of the supermarket is supposed to lead shoppers toward fresh produce and lean meats, avoiding the trans-fat and preservative-laden processed foods in the middle aisles. But now, claims Pollan, makers of packaged food want to stock their products on the peripheries as well.
The good news
Supermarkets can make money selling a variety of foods. "They can make as much money selling fresh produce as they can packaged goods," Pollan says.
The new rule: Don't buy anything advertised in commercials
"Anybody with that kind of marketing budget is selling packaged foods," Pollan says. Except for maybe prunes, and you already knew that those were good for you.
Source: The Washington Post
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FINALLY! Kurds and Iraqis join forces to fight Caliphate!
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
8/4/2014 (2 years ago)
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Fighters from the recently formed Islamic Caliphate in Iraq have taken control of Iraq's biggest dam, an oilfield and three towns after their first clash with Kurdish forces in northern Iraq.
Kurdish fighters have engaged militants belonging to the new Islamic State after watching the fighting for nearly four months.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The August 3 gains marks the first round of fighting between the Caliphate and the Kurds who had remained-for the most part-neutral in the Iraqi civil war until now.
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A 24 hour offensive resulted in the capture of the electricity-generating Mosul Dam, which could also give the Caliphate the ability to flood major Iraqi cities or withhold water from farms, a massive boost in their attempt to overthrow the Shi'ite-led Iraqi government of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
"The terrorist gangs of the Islamic State have taken control of Mosul Dam after the withdrawal of Kurdish forces without a fight," said Iraqi state television.
A Kurdish official in Washington denied this claim, instead stating that the dam was still under control of Kurdish forces, though towns nearby had been taken by Islamic State forces.
"The situation has taken a turn for the worse over the weekend," said Karwan Zebari, an official from the Kurdistan Regional Government's office..
The Islamic State, which seeks to destroy Iraq's majority Shi'ites, also seized three towns and the Ain Zalah oilfield, adding up to seven towns under their control in the region.
Reports indicate that a strong Kurdish resistance was quickly overwhelmed during the Islamists offensive to take the town of Zumar.
Good news did come out of Iraq, as it seems this offensive by the Caliphate has been the catalyst required to form a unified front between the Iraqi government and the Kurds. Maliki authorized air support for Kurdish forces, as the Kurds get ready to launch a counter-offensive to retake the towns and dam that had been taken over.
Maliki ordered the air force to support this operation, in the first pledge of air power to the semi-autonomous government in the Kurdish region of Iraq.
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As you might have seen either in our 0.4 announcement or simply by going to our website, we have recently switched over to the bazel.build domain name.
We decided to switch over to the new .build top-level domain, which reflects what Bazel is for: building!
Our old domain, bazel.io, will redirect to bazel.build for the forseenable future.
We are delighted to announce the 0.4.0 release of Bazel. This release marks major improvements in support for Windows, sandboxing and performance.
We are also moving also moving to a new domain. https://bazel.build is already up and running and we are slowly moving every reference to point to that new domain..
Java workers reduce the time of java compilation by keeping a hot JVM in the background. It improves java compilation speed by 5x and we decided to make it the default.
With our Beta release, we added sandboxing of action to Linux. This feature ensured that the rule set does not access undeclared input, allowing correct execution of actions. We leveraged the sandbox-exec command to generate a similar sandbox on OS X.
As announced in our Bazel on Windows blog post, we are now providing binary distribution of Bazel for Windows. A chocolatey package was contributed by Peter Mounce so you can just do choco install bazel to get Bazel installed on Windows, big thanks to Peter Mounce! This release also marks a big step for us: TensorFlow PIP package can now be built on Windows with Bazel!
We now have implementation of two repository rules (gitrepository and mavenjar) in Skylark and we recommend using them instead of the native ones, to do so simply adds the following lines at the top of your WORKSPACE file:
load("@bazel_tools//tools/build_defs/repo:maven_rules.bzl", "maven_jar")
For changes since 0.3.2 (the minor version before 0.4.0), see the release notes for changes.
A big thank you to our community for your continued support. Particular shout-outs to the following contributors:
Thank you all, keep the discussion and bug reports coming!
We've recently open-sourced Bazel plugins for IntelliJ and Android Studio.
To try them out, you can install them directly from within the IDE (Settings > Plugins > Browse repositories), download them from the JetBrains plugin repository, or build directly from source.
Detailed docs are available here.
The plugins are currently Linux-only, with plans for Mac support in the future.
We first announced experimental Windows support in 0.3.0. Since then, we've implemented support for building, running and testing C++, Java and Python, as well as improved performance and stability. Starting with Bazel version 0.3.2, we are making prebuilt Bazel Windows binaries available as part of our releases (installation instructions).
In addition to bootstrapping Bazel itself, we're also able to build significant parts of TensorFlow with Bazel on Windows (pull request). Bazel on Windows currently requires msys2 and still has a number of issues. Some of the more important ones are:
Our GitHub issue tracker has a full list of known issues.
Now, we need your help! Please try building your Bazel project on Windows, and let us know what works or what doesn't work yet, and what we can do better.
We are looking forward to what you build (on Windows)!
One of Bazel's longest-standing feature requests is integration with IDEs. With the 0.3 release, we finally have all machinery in place that allows implementing integration with Bazel in IDEs. Simultaneous with that Bazel release we are also making public two IDE plugins:
In this post, we will look into how Bazel enables IDE integration and how an IDE plugin integrating with Bazel can be implemented.
Bazel BUILD files provide a description of a project's source code: what source files are part of the project, what artifacts (targets) should be built from those files, what the dependencies between those files are, etc. Bazel uses this information to perform a build, that is, it figures out the set of actions needed to produce the artifacts (such as running a compiler or linker) and executes those actions. Bazel accomplishes this by constructing a dependency graph between targets and visiting this graph to collect those actions.
IDEs (as well as other tools working with source code) also need the same information about the set of sources and their roles; but instead of building the artifacts, IDEs use it to provide code navigation, autocompletion and other code-aware features.
In the 0.3.0 Bazel release, we are adding a new concept to Bazel - aspects. Aspects allow augmenting build dependency graphs with additional information and actions. Applying an aspect to a build target creates a "shadow dependency graph" reflecting all transitive dependencies of that target, and the aspect's implementation determines the actions that Bazel executes while traversing that graph. The documentation on aspects explains this in more detail.
As an example of how aspects are useful for IDE integration, we will take a look at a sample Eclipse plugin for Bazel support, e4b.
e4b includes an aspect, defined in a file
that when
applied to a particular target, generates a small JSON file with information
about that target relevant to Eclipse. Those JSON files are then consumed
by the e4b plugin inside Eclipse to build Eclipse's representation
of a project,
Through the e4b plugin UI, the user specifies an initial set of targets (typically a java or android binary, a selection of tests, all targets in certain packages, etc). E4b plugin then invokes bazel as follows:
bazel build //java/com/company/example:main \
--aspects e4b_aspect.bzl%e4b_aspect \
--output_groups ide-info
(some details are omitted for clarity; see e4b source for complete invocation)
--aspects flag directs Bazel to apply
e4b_aspect, exported from
e4bazel.bzl Skylark extension, to target
The aspect is then applied transitively to the dependencies of the specified
targets, producing
.e4b-build.json files for each target in the transitive
closure of dependencies. The e4b plugin reads those outputs and provides
a Classpath for Eclipse core to consume. If the input BUILD files change
so that a project model needs to be re-synced, the plugin still invokes
the exact same command: Bazel will rebuild only those files that are affected
by the change, so the plugin need only reexamine only those newly built
.e4b-build.json files.
ide-info is an output group defined by e4b_aspect;
--output_groups flag ensures that only the artifacts belonging to that
group (and hence only to the aspect) are built, and therefore that no
unnecessary build steps are performed.
The aspect uses the
java provider on the targets
it applies to to access a variety of information about Java targets.
We are delighted to announce the 0.3.0 release of Bazel. This milestone is marked by support for IDE integration but also major features such as remote caching of build artifacts and experimental Windows support.
In this release, we made it possible to generate information for IDEs from Bazel build files using Skylark aspects.
Simultaneous with Bazel 0.3 release, we are announcing the availability of two projects integrating Bazel with different IDEs:
Bazel can now bootstrap on Windows without admin privilege and can use the Microsoft Visual C++ toolchain. Windows support is still highly experimental and we have identified several issues and their solutions. We are dedicated to a good native experience on Windows.
Alpha Lam has contributed experimental support for distributed caching and execution. This is an ongoing area of development and several engineers from Google are working with Alpha to enhance that support.
Remote repository rules can now be created using Skylark. This can be used to support your custom protocols, interfacing with new packaging systems or even do auto-configuration to use a toolchain on your local disk. We use it especially to have a better out-of-the-box experience with C++ toolchains.
--nolegacy_bazel_java_test) is now the
For changes since 0.2.3 (the minor version before 0.3.0), see the release notes for changes.
Looking ahead to 0.4.0:
--strategy=worker=Javac will be resolved, making Java
builds faster.
A big thank you to our community for your continued support. Particular shout-outs to the following contributors:
Thank you all, keep the discussion and bug reports coming!
Skylark remote repositories let you create custom external repositories using Skylark. This not only enables creating rules for custom package systems such as PyPi but also generating a repository to reflect the toolchain installed on the workstation Bazel is running on. We explain here how we implemented auto-configuration for the C++ toolchain.
C++ toolchain: the set of binaries and libraries required to build C++ code. Crosstool: a compiler capable of building for a certain architecture, which can be different from the host architecture (e.g., gcc running on Linux and building for Raspberry Pi).
C++ toolchains are configured in Bazel using a crosstool target and a CROSSTOOL file.
This crosstool target (:default_toolchain) is the first step in moving the contents of the CROSSTOOL file entirely into BUILD file rules. The CROSSTOOL file defines where to find the C++ compiler, its include directories and also the various flag to use at each compilation step.
When your C++ compiler is not in the standard location, then this static
CROSSTOOL file cannot find it. To cope with the variety of installation out
there, we created a
cc_configure Skylark repository rule that will generates
@local_config_cc//tools/cpp package containing a generated CROSSTOOL file
based on the information we gathered from the operating system.
rule is actually a macro wrapping the
enforcing the
local_config_cc name for the repository. The
of the
cc_autoconf rule does the following step:
using the
repository_ctx.os.name attribute.
repository_ctx.which and the
CC environment variable with
CROSSTOOL file,
testing flags against the detected compiler
repository_ctx.execute. We also
detect the include directories
So using the function provided by
repository_ctx, we can discover
the binaries on the system, what version they are, and which options they support, then generate a
configuration to match the local C++ toolchain.
When creating a Skylark remote repository, a few things should be taken in considerations:
bazel clean --expunge. We are thinking of further command to force re-run that loading
phase for a specific remote repository (#974).
sha256 argument of the
repository_ctx.download method.
*_library or
*_binary). If you create a
package rule, a good name would probably be
xxx_package (e.g.,
pypi_package). If
you create an autoconfiguration rule,
xxx_configure is probably the best name
We have often heard that debugging failed execution due to issues with the sandbox is difficult and requires knowledge of the sandboxing code of Bazel to actually understand what's happening. With these changes, we hope that you will be able to solve common issues easier on your own and make debugging easier.
If you don't know much about Bazel sandbox, you might want to read this blog post
--verbose_failures and
--sandbox_debug, Bazel now shows the detailed command that it ran when your build failed, including the part that sets up the sandbox.
Let's say you wrote a Skylark rule and forgot to add your compiler to the input files. Before this change, when you ran bazel build, you would get several error messages like this:
ERROR: path/to/your/project/BUILD:1:1: compilation of rule '//path/to/your/project:all' failed: No such file or directory.
ERROR: /your/project/BUILD:x:1: Executing genrule //project/dir:genrule failed: bash failed: error executing command /path/to/your/compiler some command
But you probably have no idea what to do, because the error message is not detailed enough and you have everything you needed in your system.
With this new feature, you will get an error message like this instead:
ERROR: path/to/your/project/BUILD:1:1: compilation of rule '//path/to/your/project:all' failed:
Sandboxed execution failed, which may be legitimate (e.g. a compiler error), or due to missing dependencies. To enter the sandbox environment for easier debugging, run the following command in parentheses. On command failure, a bash shell running inside the sandbox will then automatically be spawned
namespace-sandbox failed: error executing command
(cd /some/path && \
exec env - \
LANG=en_US \
PATH=/some/path/bin:/bin:/usr/bin \
PYTHONPATH=/usr/local/some/path \
/some/path/namespace-sandbox @/sandbox/root/path/this-sandbox-name.params -- /some/path/to/your/some-compiler --some-params some-target)
Then you can simply copy & paste the command above in parentheses into a new terminal:
(cd /some/path && \
exec env - \
LANG=en_US \
PATH=/some/path/bin:/bin:/usr/bin \
PYTHONPATH=/usr/local/some/path \
/some/path/namespace-sandbox @/sandbox/root/path/this-sandbox-name.params -- /some/path/to/your/some-compiler --some-params some-target)
There will be the same error message about not finding your compiler, but after that error message, you will find yourself in a bash shell inside a new sandbox. You can now debug the failure, e.g. you can explore the sandbox: look for any missing file, check for possible errors in your BUILD files, run your compiler again manually, or even use strace.
For this example, we run our compiler in the sandbox again manually and the error message shows
No command 'some-compiler' found - looking around, you notice that the compiler binary is missing. This means it was not part of the action inputs, because Bazel always mounts all action inputs into the sandbox - so you check out your Skylark rule and notice that this is indeed the case. Adding your compiler to the input files in your Skylark rule should thus fix the error.
Next time you run bazel build, it should mount your compiler into the sandbox and thus find it correctly. If you get a different error, you could repeat the steps above.
We are delighted to announce the 0.2.0 release of Bazel. This release marks major improvements in support for external repositories, Skylark and testing, in particular how external repositories and Skylark can work together.
Skylark rules can now be loaded from a remote repository. For example, to use the Scala rules, add the following to your WORKSPACE file:
name = "io_bazel_rules_scala",
remote = "https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_scala.git",
tag = "0.0.1",
load("@io_bazel_rules_scala//scala:scala.bzl", "scala_repositories")
This will download all of the tools the rules need to build Scala programs.
Then load and use normally from your BUILD files:
load("@io_bazel_rules_scala//scala:scala.bzl", "scala_library")
We will gradually move the existing rules to their own repositories, announcing changes on the mailing list.
There is now Go language support, see the documentation for details.
We also open sourced over a hundred tests and laid the foundation for open sourcing more. We will continue to open source more tests (both to increase Bazel's stability and to make contributing easier), but this marks a dramatic increase in test coverage.
--package_path definition in
.bazelrc is no longer required, nor is
base_workspace/ directory.
--nolegacy_bazel_java_test flag
(soon to be the default) to get XML output for easy integration into CI
systems and easier debugging with
For changes since 0.1.5 (the minor version before 0.2.0), see the release notes for changes.
Looking ahead to 0.3.0:
--experimental_interleave_loading_and_analysis flag)
which improves clean build time (~30% faster loading and analysis), especially
for builds using a lot of
select() expressions.
A big thank you to our community for your continued support. Particular shout-outs to the following contributors:
Thank you all, keep the discussion and bug reports coming!
When doing continuous integration, you do not want your build to fail because a a tool invoked during the build has been updated or some environmental conditions have changed. Because Bazel is designed for reproducible builds and keeps track of almost every dependency of your project, Bazel is a great tool for use inside a CI system. Bazel also caches results of previous build, including test results and will not re-run unchanged tests, speeding up each build.
For ci.bazel.build, we use
Google Compute Engine virtual machine for
our Linux build and a physical Mac mini for our Mac build. Apart from Bazel
tests that are run using the
script, we also run some projects to validate Bazel binaries against: the
Bazel Tutorial
re2 here,
here, and
Bazel is reinstalled each time we run the tutorial or TensorFlow, but the Bazel cache is maintained across installs. The setup for those jobs is the following:
set -e
# Fetch the Bazel installer
export BAZEL_INSTALLER=${PWD}/bazel-installer/install.sh
curl -L -o ${BAZEL_INSTALLER} ${URL}
# Install bazel inside ${BASE}
bash "${BAZEL_INSTALLER}" \
--base="${BASE}" \
--bazelrc="${BASE}/bin/bazel.bazelrc" \
# Run the build
BAZEL="${BASE}/binary/bazel --bazelrc=${BASE}/bin/bazel.bazelrc"
${BAZEL} test //...
This tests installing a specific version of Bazel each time. Of course, if
Bazel is installed on the path, one can simply
bazel test //.... However,
even with reinstalling all the time, Bazel caching simply works.
Several people want to use Bazel in a Docker container. First of all, Bazel has some feature that are incompatibles with Docker:
If you cannot enable the namespace sandbox, you can deactivate it in Bazel
with the
--genrule_strategy=standalone --spawn_strategy=standalone flags.
So the last step of the previous script would look like:
# Run the build
BAZEL="${BASE}/binary/bazel --bazelrc=${BASE}/bin/bazel.bazelrc --batch"
${BAZEL} test --genrule_strategy=standalone --spawn_strategy=standalone \
This build will however be slower because the server has to restart for every build and the cache will be lost when the Docker container is destroyed.
To prevent the loss of the cache, it is better to mount a persistent volume for
~/.cache/bazel (where the Bazel cache is stored).
A final consideration when setting up a continuous integration system is getting
the result from the build. Bazel has the following interesting exit codes when
test and
build commands:
|Exit Code
|Build failed.
|Command Line Problem, Bad or Illegal flags or command combination, or Bad Environment Variables. Your command line must be modified.
|Build OK, but some tests failed or timed out.
|Build successful but no tests were found even though testing was requested.
|Build interrupted (by a Ctrl+C from the user for instance) but we terminated with an orderly shutdown.
These return codes can be used to determine the reason for a failure (in ci.bazel.build, we mark builds that have exited with exit code 3 as unstable, and other non zero code as failed).
You can also control how much information about test results Bazel prints out
with the
--test_output flag.
Generally, printing the output of test that fails with
--test_output=errors is
a good setting for a CI system.
Finally, Bazel's built-in JUnit test runner
generates Ant-style XML output file (in
that summarizes the results of your tests. This test runner can be activated
with the
--nolegacy_bazel_java_test flag (this will soon be the default).
Other tests also get a basic XML output file
that contains only the result of the test (success or failure).
To get your test results, you can also use the Bazel dashboard, an optional system that automatically uploads Bazel test results to a shared server.
Bazel runs most build actions as a separate process. Many build actions invoke a compiler. However, starting a compiler is often slow: they have to perform some initialization when they start up, read the standard library, header files, low-level libraries, and so on. That's why some compilers and tools have a persistent mode, e.g. sjavac, Nailgun and gcc server. Keeping a single process for longer and passing multiple individual requests to the same server can significantly reduce the amount of duplicate work and cut down on compile times.
In Bazel, we have recently added experimental support for delegating work to persistent worker processes that run as child processes of and are managed by Bazel. Our Javac wrapper (called JavaBuilder) is the first compiler that supports running as a worker.
We've tried the persistent JavaBuilder for a variety of builds and are seeing a ~4x improvement in Java build times, as Javac can now benefit from JIT optimizations over multiple runs and we no longer have to start a new JVM for every compile action. For Bazel itself, we saw a reduction in build time for a clean build from ~58s to ~16s (on repeated builds).
If you often build Java code, we'd like you to give it a try. Just pass
--strategy=Javac=worker to enable it or add
build --strategy=Javac=worker to the .bazelrc in your home directory or in your workspace. Check the WorkerOptions class for flags to further tune the workers' behavior or run "bazel help" and look for the "Strategy options" category. Let us know how it works for you.
We're currently using a simple protobuf-based protocol to communicate with the worker process. Let us know if you want to add support for more compilers; in many cases, you can do that without any Bazel changes. However, the protocol is still subject to change based on your feedback.
We've only added sandboxing to Bazel two weeks ago, and we've already seen a flurry of fixes to almost all of the rules to conform with the additional restrictions imposed by it.
Sandboxing is the technique of restricting the access rights of a process. In the context of Bazel, we're mostly concerned with restricting file system access. More specifically, Bazel's file system sandbox contains only known inputs, such that compilers and other tools can't even see files they should not access.
(We currently also mount a number of system directories into the sandbox to allow running locally installed tools and make it easier to write shell scripts. See below.)
We believe that developers should never have to worry about correctness, and that every build should result in the same output, regardless of the current state of the output tree. If a compiler or tool reads a file without Bazel knowing it, then Bazel won't rerun the action if that file has changed, leading to incorrect incremental builds.
We would also like to support remote caching in Bazel, where incorrect reuse of cache entries is even more of a problem than on the local machine. A bad cache entry in a shared cache affects every developer on the project, and the equivalent of 'bazel clean', namely wiping the entire remote cache, rather defeats the purpose.
In addition, sandboxing is closely related to remote execution. If the build works well with sandboxing, then it will likely work well with remote execution - if we know all the inputs, we can just as well upload them to a remote machine. Uploading all files (including local tools) can significantly reduce maintenance costs for compile clusters compared to having to install the tools on every machine in the cluster every time you want to try out a new compiler or make a change to an existing tool.
On Linux, we're using user namespaces, which are available in Linux 3.8 and
later. Specifically, we create a new mount namespace. We create a temporary
directory into which we mount all the files that the subprocess is allowed to
see. We then use
pivot_root to make the temporary directory appear as the
root directory for all subprocesses.
We also mount
/dev/zero, and a temporary filesystem
(tmpfs) on
/tmp. We mount
/dev/random and
/dev/urandom, but recommend
against their usage, as it can lead to non-reproducible builds.
We currently also mount
/usr (except
/usr/local), and every
directory starting with
/lib, to allow running local tools. In the future, we
are planning to provide a shell with a set of Linux utilities, and to require
that all other tools are specified as inputs.
We are planning to implement sandboxing for OS X (using OS X sandboxing, see our roadmap) and eventually Windows as well.
At some point, we'd like to also reduce network access, probably also using namespaces, with a separate opt-out mechanism.
Preferably, you should make all your rules and scripts work properly with sandboxing. If you need to opt out, you should talk to us first - at Google, the vast majority of actions is fully sandboxed, so we have some experience with how to make it work. For example, Bazel has a special mechanism to add information about the current user, date, time, or the current source control revision to generated binaries.
If you still need to opt out for individual rules, you can add the
local = 1
attribute to
genrule or
*_test calls.
If you're writing a custom rule in Skylark, then you cannot currently opt out. Instead, please file a bug and we'll help you make it work.
Reposted from Google's Open Source blog.
We're excited to announce the Beta release of Bazel, an open source build system designed to support a wide variety of different programming languages and platforms.
There are lots of other build systems out there -- Maven, Gradle, Ant, Make, and CMake just to name a few. So what's special about Bazel? Bazel is what we use to build the large majority of software within Google. As such, it has been designed to handle build problems specific to Google's development environment, including a massive, shared code repository in which all software is built from source, a heavy emphasis on automated testing and release processes, and language and platform diversity. Bazel isn't right for every use case, but we believe that we're not the only ones facing these kinds of problems and we want to contribute what we've learned so far to the larger developer community.
Our beta release provides:
Check out the tutorial app to see a working example using several languages.
We still have a long way to go. Looking ahead towards our 1.0.0 release, we plan to provide Windows support, distributed caching, and Go support among other features. See our roadmap for more details and follow our blog or Twitter account for regular updates. Feel free to contact us with questions or feedback on the mailing list or IRC (#bazel on freenode).
By Jeff Cox, Bazel team
We've added a basic dashboard where you can see and share build and test results. It's not ready for an official release yet, but if any adventurous people would like to try it out (and please report any issues you find!), feel free to give it a try.
First, you'll need to download or clone the dashboard project.
bazel build :dash && bazel-bin/dash and add
this line to your
build --use_dash --dash_url=http://localhost:8080
Note that the
bazel build will take a long time to build the first time (the
dashboard uses the AppEngine SDK, which is ~160MB and has to be downloaded).
The "dash" binary starts up a local server that listens on 8080.
--use_dash specified, every build or test will publish info and logs to
http://localhost:8080/ (each build will print a unique URL to visit).
See the README for documentation.
This is very much a work in progress. Please let us know if you have any questions, comments, or feedback.
Docker images are great to automate your deployment environment. By composing base images, you can create an (almost) reproducible environment and, using an appropriate cloud service, easily deploy those image. However, V1 Docker build suffers several issues:
RUN foo
always does the same thing.
Googlers working on Google Container Registry developed a support for building reproducible Docker images using Skylark / Bazel that address these problems. We recently shipped it.
Of course, it does not support
RUN command, but the rule also strips
timestamps of the tar file and use a SHA sum that is function of the layer
data as layer identifier. This ensure reproducibility and correct
To use it, simply creates your images using the BUILD language:
load("/tools/build_defs/docker/docker", "docker_build")
name = "foo",
tars = [ "base.tar" ],
name = "bar",
base = ":foo",
debs = [ "blah.deb" ],
files = [ ":bazinga" ],
volumes = [ "/asdf" ],
This will generate two docker images loadable with
bazel run :foo and
run :bar. The
foo target is roughly equivalent to the following Dockerfile:
FROM bazel/base
And the
bar target is roughly equivalent to the following Dockerfile:
FROM bazel/foo
RUN dpkg -i blah.deb
ADD bazinga /
VOLUMES /asdf
Using remote repositories, it is possible
to fetch the various base image for the web and we are working on providing a
docker_pull rule to interact more fluently with existing images.
You can learn more about this docker support here.
Reposted from @kchodorow's blog.
Jonathan Lange wrote a great blog post about how Bazel caches tests. Basically: if you run a test, change your code, then run a test again, the test will only be rerun if you changed something that could actually change the outcome of the test. Bazel takes this concept pretty far to minimize the work your build needs to do, in some ways that aren't immediately obvious.
Let's take an example. Say you're using Bazel to "build" rigatoni arrabiata, which could be represented as having the following dependencies:
Each food is a library which depends on the libraries below it. Suppose you change a dependency, like the garlic:
Bazel will stat the files of the "garlic" library and notice this change, and then make a note that the things that depend on "garlic" may have also changed:
The fancy term for this is "invalidating the upward transitive closure" of the build graph, aka "everything that depends on a thing might be dirty." Note that Bazel already knows that this change doesn't affect several of the libraries (rigatoni, tomato-puree, and red-pepper), so they definitely don't have to be rebuilt.
Bazel will then evaluate the "sauce" node and figures out if its output has changed. This is where the secret sauce (ha!) happens: if the output of the "sauce" node hasn't changed, Bazel knows that it doesn't have to recompile rigatoni-arrabiata (the top node), because none of its direct dependencies changed!
The sauce node is no longer "maybe dirty" and so its reverse dependencies (rigatoni-arrabiata) can also be marked as clean.
In general, of course, changing the code for a library will change its compiled form, so the "maybe dirty" node will end up being marked as "yes, dirty" and re-evaluated (and so on up the tree). However, Bazel's build graph lets you compile the bare minimum for a well-structured library, and in some cases avoid compilations altogether.
Let say that you want to build for Java 8 and errorprone checks off but keep the tools directory provided with Bazel in the package path, you could do that by having the following rc file:
build --javacopt="-extra_checks:off"
build --javacopt="-source 8"
build --javacopt="-target 8"
However, the file would becomes quickly overloaded, especially if you take all languages and options into account. Instead, you can tweak the java_toolchain rule that specifies the various options for the java compiler. So in a BUILD file:
name = "my_toolchain",
encoding = "UTF-8",
source_version = "8",
target_version = "8",
misc = [
And to keep it out of the tools directory (or you need to copy the rest of the package), you can redirect the default one in a bazelrc:
build --java_toolchain=//package:my_toolchain
In the future, toolchain rules should be the configuration points for all
the languages but it is a long road. We also want to make it easier to
rebind the toolchain using the
bind rule in the WORKSPACE file.
You can customize the options Bazel runs with in your
~/.bazelrc, but
that doesn't scale when you share your workspace with others.
For instance, you could de-activate Error Prone's
DepAnn checks by adding the
--javacopts="-Xep:DepAnn:OFF" flag in your
~/.bazelrc. However,
is not really convenient as it a user file, not shared with
your team. You could instead add a rc file at
tools/bazel.rc in your workspace
with the content of the bazelrc file you want to share with your team:
build --javacopts="-Xep:DepAnn:OFF"
This file, called a master rc file, is parsed before the user rc file. There is three paths to master rc files that are read in the following order:
tools/bazel.rc (depot master rc file),
/path/to/bazel.bazelrc (alongside bazel rc file), and
/etc/bazel.bazelrc (system-wide bazel rc file).
The complete documentation on rc file is here.
We recently open-sourced our support for Error Prone. Error Prone checks for common mistakes in Java code that will not be caught by the compiler.
We turned Error Prone on by default but you can
easily turn it off by using the Javac option
--extra_checks:off. To do so,
simply specify
--javacopt='-extra_checks:off' to the list of Bazel's options.
You can also tune the checks error-prone will perform by using the
-Xep: flags.
See the documentation of Error Prone for more on Error Prone.
Reposted from Kristina Chodorow's blog.
Bazel lets you see a graph of your build dependencies. It could help you debug things, but honestly it's just really cool to see what your build is doing.
To try it out, you'll need a project that uses Bazel to build. If you don't have one handy, here's a tiny workspace you can use:
$ git clone https://github.com/kchodorow/tiny-workspace.git
$ cd tiny-workspace
Make sure you've downloaded and installed Bazel and have the following line to your ~/.bazelrc:
query --package_path %workspace%:[path to bazel]/base_workspace
Now run
bazel query in your tiny-workspace/ directory, asking it to search
for all dependencies of
//:main and format the output as a graph:
$ bazel query 'deps(//:main)' --output graph > graph.in
This creates a file called graph.in, which is a text representation of the
build graph. You can use
dot (install with
sudo apt-get install graphviz)
to create a png from this:
$ dot -Tpng < graph.in > graph.png
If you open up graph.png, you should see something like this:
You can see
//:main depends on one file (
//:main.cc) and four targets
//tools/default:crosstool, and
//tools/cpp:malloc). All of the
//tools targets are implicit dependencies
of any C++ target: every C++ build you do needs the right compiler, flags, and
libraries available, but it crowds your result graph. You can exclude these
implicit dependencies by removing them from your query results:
$ bazel query --noimplicit_deps 'deps(//:main)' --output graph > simplified_graph.in
Now the resulting graph is just:
Much neater!
If you're interested in further refining your query, check out the docs on querying.
We just got Bazel stickers and we'd like to send them to all of the people who have sent us pull requests and patches over the last month. If you'd like some stickers, please send us your Github username and mailing address.
Let us know if you've done any of the following and we'll send you stickers:
Thanks for your contributions, we really appreciate them.
We're setting up a list of projects using Bazel. If you'd like us to list your project on bazel.build, send us the following information:
If you don't want your project publicly listed, we'd still love to hear about it. Please email us directly and let us know.
We just pushed a support for shell completion in the Bourne-Again Shell. It eases the use of Bazel by expanding its commands and the targets to build.
To use this new functionality, build the
//scripts:bash_completion target
from the Bazel repository:
bazel build //scripts:bash_completion
This will create a
bazel-bin/scripts/bazel-complete.bash completion script.
You can copy then copy this script to your completion directory
/etc/bash_completion.d in Ubuntu). If you don't want to install it globally
or don't have such a directory, simply add the following line to your
~/.bashrc or
~/.bash_profile (the latter is the recommended for OS X):
source /path/to/bazel/bazel-bin/scripts/bazel-complete.bash
After that you should be able to type the tab key after the
command in your shell and see the list of possible completions.
If you are interested in supporting other shells, the script is made up of two parts:
is the completion logic.
bazel info completion dumps the list of commands of Bazel, their options
and for commands and options that expect a value, a description of what is
expected. This description is either:
a type description, currently one of:
label-package for
a Bazel label for, respectively, a target, a runnable target,
a test, and a package,
path for a filesystem path,
info-key for one of the information keys as listed by
bazel info;
a combination of possible values using
| as a separator, e.g,
Let us know if you have any questions or issues on the mailing list or GitHub.
To create a new workspace, you can now simply create an empty
WORKSPACE file
in a directory.
Previously, you'd need to copy or symlink the
tools directory into your
project, which was unpopular:
Miguel Alcon came up with a great idea for
making this process simpler. Now the
compile.sh script will create a
.bazelrc file in your home directory which tells Bazel where
compile.sh was
run from and, thus, where it can find its tools when you build.
To use this new functionality, get the latest version of the code from Github,
./compile.sh, and then create a Bazel workspace by running
touch WORKSPACE in any directory.
Some caveats to watch out for:
~/.bazelrc file.
finds/generates, you can create a
tools/ directory in your project and
Bazel will attempt to use that instead of the system-wide one.
See the getting started docs for more info about setting up your workspace.
Let us know if you have any questions or issues on the mailing list or GitHub.
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I love Georges and i think he will win but there is no way that he finishes Condit. GSP couldn't finish Dan Hardy so i'm not sure how he's going to do it against a guy with a much more active and dangerous guard. Condit was never TKOed/KOed but he was subbed a couple of times so maybe there is something to do there but i wouldn't count on it too much.
GSP by unanimous decision
Irrelevant, and didn't he have Hardy in a really nasty submission where plenty of others would have tapped?
But just because something didn't happen before doesn't mean it won't happen in the future. It wouldn't be surprising to see GSP win by ground and pound. Not that I think it'll happen. I expect him to pull out a decision, as he's accustomed to doing. I doubt he will sway around from his usual gameplan just to please some moronic critics.
But that will also depend on how he's recovered from his knee. Nobody knows this, not even him. But in his prime, he beats Condit easily. Yes, easily.
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George will put Condit to rest with the angriest French Canadian flurry anyone has ever seen..... As for the " super fight" if and when it happens GSP will throw Anderson around the octogon like a blowup doll. It will be like when Chael Sonnen put a show on the spider except George will hold on to the win to become the most dangerous man in the world
GSP will never be the most dangerous man in the world until Silva is around, never.
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Yeah true that.
What worries me is that if he wins this saturday, Dana White will probably push the GSP vs Anderson Silva fight to happen.
I really don't wanna see GSP fight Anderson...
I wouldn't mind seeing this fight for the star magnitude, but I think it would be an easy win for Silva.
The only way GSP could pull out a win is if he wrestled Silva down and kept him there. But I think Silva would be able to prevent the takedowns and instill enough damage in between the attempts.
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Video: The guys at AtomCentral uploaded this video depicting the failed test of the Atlas missile back in 1961. The footage — scanned to HD from the original film — shows the rocket exploding in an epic and mesmerising slow motion that would make Michael Bay drool.
Briefly: Very cool high-resolution shot of a missile launch from the wing of a Sukhoi Su-27 Flanker. According to Cenciotti at The Aviationist, it's an R-73, a "heat-seeking, short-range missile with a sensitive, cryogenic cooled seeker that can 'see' targets up to 40 degrees off the missile's centreline."
As things get hotter between Russia and NATO, Putin is waving his nuclear dick around. Russia plans to conduct massive nuclear war manoeuvres. Yesterday, it successfully tested its new Bulava ("Mace") submarine launched nuclear missile, hitting its target with complete accuracy with its dummy warheads.
When I started to watch this video I thought "oh, that's funny, a failed missile launch." Obviously, it didn't fail at all. That's exactly how the nuclear-capable anti-submarine missile RPK-2 Viyuga is launched: Just throw it in the water and it will come alive to deliver its warhead up to 28 miles away.
Briefly: It may look like a video game capture, but this is a high-speed photograph of an Astra missile fired from an Indian Sukhoi Su-30 MKI. The Astra is a Beyond Visual Range Air-to-Air Missile (BVRAAM) with a 60km range.
If only reality television shows like Hoarders could profile guys like this: a 51-year old in suburban Adelaide has been arrested over the weekend following a raid on his home which turned up many an unlicensed firearm, inactive explosives and...oh yeah, an air-to-air heat-seeking missile. What the fu—...
Since the end of World War II, America's aircraft carriers have been the pride and joy of the Navy. However, the days of dominance could end with China's new DF-21D ballistic missile — the only device on Earth capable of sinking an aircraft carrier — four and a half acres of sovereign US territory — with one shot.


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Lot 1174: Kilim Carpet, Signed (158 x 295cm)
Estate & General Furniture
by Lawsons
December 2, 2016
Leichhardt, AustraliaLive Auction
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Description: Kilim Carpet, Signed (158 x 295cm)
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