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Patent US5255041 - Single-use camera with door for cartridge receiving chamber - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA single-use camera comprises an exterior decorative cardboard casing having an open end, and a plastic light-tight camera housing arranged partly inside the exterior casing and having an end portion with a film cartridge receiving chamber located outside the exterior casing. According to the invention,...http://www.google.com/patents/US5255041?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5255041 - Single-use camera with door for cartridge receiving chamberAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS5255041 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/016,389Publication dateOct 19, 1993Filing dateFeb 11, 1993Priority dateFeb 11, 1993Fee statusLapsedPublication number016389, 08016389, US 5255041 A, US 5255041A, US-A-5255041, US5255041 A, US5255041AInventorsRalph M. Lyon, Mark A. LamphronOriginal AssigneeEastman Kodak CompanyExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (14), Referenced by (14), Classifications (6), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetSingle-use camera with door for cartridge receiving chamber
US 5255041 AAbstract
A single-use camera comprises an exterior decorative cardboard casing having an open end, and a plastic light-tight camera housing arranged partly inside the exterior casing and having an end portion with a film cartridge receiving chamber located outside the exterior casing. According to the invention, the end portion of the camera housing includes chamber covering means supported for opening movement to undercover the cartridge receiving chamber without being obstructed by the exterior casing, whereby a film cartridge may be removed from the cartridge receiving chamber without first tearing the exterior casing off the camera housing.
1. A single-use camera comprising an exterior decorative cardboard casing having an open end, and a plastic light-tight camera housing arranged partly inside said exterior casing and having an end portion with a film cartridge receiving chamber located outside the exterior casing, is characterized in that:said end portion of the camera housing includes chamber covering means supported for opening movement to uncover said cartridge receiving chamber without being obstructed by said exterior casing, whereby a film cartridge may be removed from said cartridge receiving chamber without first taking said exterior casing off said camera housing. 2. A single-use camera as recited in claim 1, wherein said cartridge receiving chamber has an entry opening in a bottom wall of said end portion of the camera housing for admitting a film cartridge endwise into the cartridge receiving chamber in a predetermined direction, and said chamber covering means includes a door with a hinge axis extending parallel to said predetermined direction and having an integral bottom lid shaped to cover said entry opening.
3. A single-use camera as recited in claim 2, wherein said door forms a front wall of said end portion of the camera housing supported for opening movement outwardly away from said cartridge receiving chamber to uncover the cartridge receiving chamber.
4. A single-use camera as recited in claim 1, wherein said chamber covering means includes a front wall of said end portion of the camera housing supported for opening movement along a hinge axis adjacent said open end of the exterior casing.
Reference is made to commonly assigned copending application Ser. No. 08/016,400 entitled SINGLE-USE CAMERA WITH REMOVABLE END PORTION FOR CARTRIDGE ACCESS, and filed Feb. 11, 1991 in the names Ralph Merwin Lyon and William Harvey Goddard.
35 mm film and cameras that are all in one, commonly referred to as "single-use cameras", have become well known recently Each single-use camera is a point and shoot type and it comprises a plastic light-tight camera housing, including a film cartridge receiving chamber, and an exterior decorative cardboard casing which snugly contains the camera housing. At the manufacturer, the cartridge receiving chamber is loaded with a 35 mm film cartridge and substantially the entire length of the unexposed filmstrip is factory prewound from the film cartridge into a film supply chamber of the camera housing After the user takes a picture, a thumbwheel is manually rotated to rewind the exposed frame into the film cartridge. The rewinding movement of the filmstrip the equivalent of one frame rotates a metering sprocket to decrement an exposure counter to its next lower number setting When the entire length of the filmstrip is exposed and rewound into the film cartridge, the single-use camera is given to a photofinisher who tears the exterior casing off the camera housing, breaks open the camera housing, and removes the film cartridge from the cartridge receiving chamber Then, the film cartridge is broken open and the exposed filmstrip is withdrawn for processing. The unbroken parts of the single-use camera may be recycled.
Prior at U.S. Pat. No. 4,890,130, issued Dec. 26, 1989, discloses a single-sue camera in which a plastic light-tight camera housing includes a break open part of a rear or bottom wall of the housing or a hinged door at the bottom wall which are opened to access a film cartridge in a cartridge receiving chamber of the housing. An exterior decorative cardboard casing which covers the break open part or the hinged door must be torn out of the way of the break open part or the hinged door before it is opened.
Recently, a single-use camera with the product name "Konica MINI" was announced in Japan. The Konica MINI comprises an exterior decorative cardboard casing having an open end, and a plastic light-tight camera housing arranged partly inside the exterior casing and having an end portion with a cartridge receiving chamber located outside the exterior casing. Locating the end portion with the cartridge receiving chamber outside the exterior casing permits the remainder of the camera housing to be made relatively thin since the film cartridge is the thickest component and the exterior casing must snugly contain the camera housing. If the exterior casing covered the end portion as in U.S. Pat. No. 4,890,130, the remainder of the camera housing would likely have to be thickened to conform with the end portion. To remove the film cartridge from the cartridge receiving chamber, a rear wall of the camera housing is disconnected from the remainder of the housing. Consequently, the exterior casing must first be torn off the camera housing.
In U.S Pat. No. 4,890,130 and the Konica MINI, the exterior decorative cardboard casing must be torn off the plastic light-tight camera housing before breaking open the camera housing to remove a film cartridge from a cartridge receiving chamber in the housing.
According to the invention, a single-use camera comprising an exterior decorative cardboard casing having an open end, and a plastic light-tight camera housing arranged partly inside the exterior casing and having an end portion with a film cartridge receiving chamber located outside the exterior casing, is characterized in that:
the end portion of the camera housing includes chamber covering means supported for opening movement to uncover the cartridge receiving chamber without being obstructed by the exterior casing, whereby a film cartridge may be removed from the cartridge receiving chamber without first taking the exterior casing off the camera housing.
FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a single-use camera according to a preferred embodiment of the invention.
The invention is disclosed as being embodied preferably in a 35 mm single-use camera. Because the features of a single-use camera are generally known, this description is directed in particular only to camera elements forming part of or cooperating directly with the invention. It is to be understood, however, that other elements not specifically shown or described may take various forms known to persons of ordinary skill in the art.
The camera housing 5 includes a direct see-through viewfinder tunnel 9 and a rounded end portion 11 defining an interior cartridge receiving chamber 13. A fixed focus taking lens 15 is secured to the camera housing 5. The chamber 13 has an entry opening 17 in a bottom wall section 19 of the end portion 11 for admitting the cartridge 3 endwise, i.e. end first, into the chamber in a loading direction indicated by the arrow L. A door 21 for sealing the chamber 13 forms a curved front wall of the end portion 11 and has an integral bottom lid 23 shaped to cover the entry opening 17 when the door is closed. The door 21 is connected to the end portion 11 via a living hinge 25 for opening movement about a hinge axis X extending parallel to the loading direction L.
The exterior casing 7 is dimensioned to receive the camera housing 5 except for its end portion 11, through an open end 27 of the casing in the direction indicated by the arrow A, to snugly partly contain the housing. The exterior casing 7 has respective openings 29 and 31 for the viewfinder tunnel 9 and the taking lens 15. The end portion 11 is located outside the exterior casing 7 at the open end 31 to allow the door 21 to be opened to uncover the chamber 13 without being obstructed by the exterior casing. Consequently, the cartridge 3 can be removed from the chamber 13 without first tearing the exterior casing 7 off the camera housing 5.
The invention has been described with reference to a preferred embodiment. However, it will be appreciated that modifications and variations can be effected by persons of ordinary skill in the art without departing from the scope of the invention. For example, the door 21 can be supported for opening movement by a sliding motion rather than a pivotal motion.
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Patent US5467473 - Out of order instruction load and store comparison - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA processing system allows for out of order instruction execution and includes at least one load/store unit for loading instructions to a register for processing by a fixed point unit, floating point unit, or the like, and store the results to memory. A load queue maintains the addresses and program...http://www.google.com/patents/US5467473?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5467473 - Out of order instruction load and store comparisonAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5467473 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/001,976Publication dateNov 14, 1995Filing dateJan 8, 1993Priority dateJan 8, 1993Fee statusLapsedAlso published asEP0605869A1Publication number001976, 08001976, US 5467473 A, US 5467473A, US-A-5467473, US5467473 A, US5467473AInventorsJames A. Kahle, Chin-Cheng KauOriginal AssigneeInternational Business Machines CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (24), Non-Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (141), Classifications (6), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetOut of order instruction load and store comparisonUS 5467473 AAbstract A processing system allows for out of order instruction execution and includes at least one load/store unit for loading instructions to a register for processing by a fixed point unit, floating point unit, or the like, and store the results to memory. A load queue maintains the addresses and program numbers of the load instructions. During execution the address of the store instruction is compared to the address in the load queue of previously executed load instructions. A program counter compares the program number of the store instruction with the program number of the load instruction in the load queue. If the addresses are different, then no impermissible out of order situation exists between the load and store instructions being compared, because the data is not at the same address. If the address is the same, and the store program number is greater than the load program number, then the instructions have been executed in order (the load correctly preceded the store) and no problem exists. However, if the addresses are the same and the load instruction has been incorrectly reordered to precede the store instruction, then a reordering conflict exists and the load instructions must be re-executed.
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android + pthread + c++ = SIGSEGV - Stack Overflow
android + pthread + c++ = SIGSEGV
2 The following code compiles and runs on standard linux:
void go_thread();
static void* worker( void* param );
pthread_t m_pt;
void Foo::go_thread()
int success = pthread_create( &m_pt, NULL, worker, static_cast<void*>(this) );
if( success == 0 )
cout << "thread started" << endl;
void Foo::stop_thread()
int success = pthread_join( m_pt, NULL );
cout << "thread stopped" << endl;
void* Foo::worker( void* p )
cout << "thread running" << endl;
f.go_thread();
f.stop_thread();
This code also builds with the Android NDK (r5b). However, when I adb push the resulting executable to a device and run it, I get a SIGSEGV before main() even runs. I've isolated the issue down to pthread_create() It seems the mere existence of this call in my code, never mind execution, causes my prog to seg fault. Any ideas?
c++ android pthreads share|improve this question edited Apr 5 '11 at 3:59
asked Apr 5 '11 at 3:36
1 Your error checking is wrong. pthread_create & join will return 0 on success, otherwise an integer signifying the error. You might be failing for a reason and not know about it.
yep, good eye. I've corrected the post but the core issue still remains. thanks!
– awm129
It may not be this but try making the function called by pthread create a normal c-function (i.e. declare it as extern "C") not a static member function:
This is because technically the calling convention for static members may be different from the C calling convention that is used by the C-library pthread (though a lot of the times they are the same (which is why it works on your linux box) in my opinion it is not worth the porting risk).
extern "C" void* start_the_thread(void*);
void* start_the_thread(void* data)
Foo*  theObject = static_cast<Foo*>(data);
// In Java if your Foo had been derived from Runable
// This is s where theObject->run() would have been called.
return Foo::worker(data);
int success = pthread_create( &m_pt, NULL, start_the_thread, static_cast<void*>(this)
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[basic.compound] and [expr.unary.op] decree that pointers to static members are interchangeable with pointers to free functions. That doesn't completely rule out incompatibility with the extern "C" calling convention, but you'll need some other implementation-specific fix to change the calling convention.
@Ben: C++ functions. Not C functions (aka extern "C"). Note pthread is a C library and thus uses the "C" calling convention on pointers it receives. Once inside the start_the_thread() function we can of course call the static member function normally.
1 @Martin: Correct, the language linkage is part of a function pointer type. But it's application of the extern "C" linkage, not moving the function outside the class, that fixes the type. And since it is a type mismatch, the compiler should have thrown an error -- function pointers are never implicitly converted.
@Ben: I was not aware that you could apply extern "C" linkage to a static member method. If you can that will solve the problem. But as I don't think you can (I could be wrong) the solution must be to move it outside the class. Its not the compilers fault (the types are identical (linkage is how they called not part of the type)), I have never seen the compiler throw this as an error yet I have seen this exact problem many times before. Its a 50/50 bet on capability between calling conventions. Note: like 80% of stats the 50/50 is made up (lets just call it a weighted coin toss).
1 @Martin: You can't apply extern "C" to a member function (static or otherwise). But being a free function is not enough. Anyway, if the function pointer formed from a C++ function was incompatible with pthread_create, the compiler is obligated to reject the program. The standard doesn't permit implicit conversion of function pointers, and this diagnostic isn't optional.
The issue seems to be combining iostream with pthread. I went through and replaced all couts with printf()s, removed the using clause, and removed the iostream header. The code compiled and ran with no issue on the device. I wonder if this is something Google should be made aware of?
The final (working) code looks like:
printf( "thread started\n" );
printf( "thread stopped\n" );
printf( "thread running\n" );
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In every crisis, there’s opportunity. As India hopes to stitch up its first purchase of uranium from Kazakhstan in January, prices have fallen from a high of $138 (Rs 6,900) in 2007 to about $48 (Rs 2,400) per pound now. It’s time to buy. Amit Baruah reports.
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In every crisis, there’s opportunity. As India hopes to stitch up its first purchase of uranium from Kazakhstan in January, prices have fallen from a high of $138 (Rs 6,900) in 2007 to about $48 (Rs 2,400) per pound now. It’s time to buy.
India, which ended its nuclear pariah status in September, can now stock up on cheap uranium — at a time its nuclear plants are running at about half capacity due to fuel shortages.
With an eye on purchasing uranium from Kazakhstan, which has the world’s second largest reserves and is the third largest producer of nuclear fuel, Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev will be the chief guest at the 2009 Republic Day celebrations.
A senior South Block official said Kazakhstan wasn’t the only country India was looking to — Niger was another.
He revealed that even Australia, which had said it wouldn’t sell uranium to India, is revisiting the issue. An Australian diplomat, however, said that was not true.
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