Input: [TPR] 18858 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Confusing duplicate copy messages Corrected the generation of the copyin messages


Input: [TPR] 18873 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Internal compiler error. select_rtemp: bad ili" Corrected the processing of functions appearing as arguments when the corresponding argument is declared CLASS


Input: [TPR] 18874 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: f2003 code containing a type-bound operator (*) and a type-bound assignment (=) fails to execute Corrected the handling of an assignment which has a TYPE(scalar) input but a CLASS(scalar) output


Input: [TPR] 18880 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] 64-bit C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Code using m128 sse intrinsics fails to execute Corrected the referencing misaligned 128-bit variables


Input: [TPR] 18882 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Illegal use of symbol mpi_wtime - not public entity of module" Corrected the handling of accessibility in nested modules


Input: [TPR] 18883 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Add support for more Fortran elemental functions Added support for the bit intrinsics, btest, iand, ibclr, ibset, ieor, iand


Input: [TPR] 18885 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] 64-bit C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Large c++ code fails to compile on Windows -g Corrected the generation of debug information for function parameter entries


Input: [TPR] 18906 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] PGI Acclerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: User code fails to compile Corrected the processing of an acc kernel containing a large number of private variables


Input: [TPR] 18907 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgcc reports the error, "Illegal type conversion required", for a VLA Corrected processing of a VLA declaration when its dimension specifier is a const int variable


Input: [TPR] 18913 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Incorrect answers for code containing nested reduction loops Corrected handling of a loop nest which uses the same reduction variable


Input: [TPR] 18915 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] Windows Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Driver does not pick up new MSMPI locations Corrected the driver to allow the new install location of the MSMPI components


Input: [TPR] 18917 [Version] 12.9 [Affected Component] 32-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Internal compiler error: check_member: member arrived with wrong derived type" Corrected the handling of a module which has the same name as a member of use-associated derived type


Input: [TPR] 17192 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Non-constant expression where constant expression required" Corrected the use of a USE-associated PARAMETER which appears in a FUNCTION statement


Input: [TPR] 17702 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Could not resolve generic procedure" Corrected the visibility of a generic interface which is extended in nested modules


Input: [TPR] 17943 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: OpenMP task's copy of shared variable not updated Corrected the handling of shared variables within a task which are private to an enclosing parallel region


Input: [TPR] 18475 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran example containing CHARACTER VALUE arguments fails Corrected the length handling of CHARACTER dummy arguments which have the VALUE attribute


Input: [TPR] 18714 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error "Cannot invoke Abstract Interface get_name" Corrected the handling of a procedure member named the same as a module-contained subprogram


Input: [TPR] 18746 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Internal compiler error. ipa_ast:unexpected ast" Corrected the processing of OpenMP constructs when -Mipa=fast is used


Input: [TPR] 18751 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: MPI pgfortran program fails when one routine is compiled -fast Corrected an optimization error wih a derived type containing many array members


Input: [TPR] 18785 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "operation illegal to external procedure kmod", when compiling -i8 Corrected naming conflicts with various integer intrinsics when -i8 is used


Input: [TPR] 18788 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Non-constant expression where constant expression required" Corrected the handling of use-renamed parameters


Input: [TPR] 18819 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] PVF [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: PVF project added to Team Foundation Server (TFS) does not load Corrected how PVF interacts with TFS


Input: [TPR] 18823 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: ACC: pgfortran reports the warning, "Inconsistent vector0/worker0 setting" Corrected the handling of a scalar variable which is used as a reduction variable and a copy-out variable


Input: [TPR] 18829 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgCC faults on code when compiled with -Mbounds Corrected the subscript checking of certain arrays


Input: [TPR] 18832 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] CUDA Fotran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Request support for double precision atomic aadd in CUDA FORTRAN Added support for the double precision atomic add


Input: [TPR] 18847 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran non-advancing I/O fails Corrected the handling of certain variables being read when non-advancing I/O is in effect


Input: [TPR] 18851 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: OpenACC problem with multiple sum reductions Corrected the handling of a float sum reduction in an OpenACC worker loop


Input: [TPR] 18855 [Version] 12.8 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: OpenACC reports the error, "float *" cannot be assigned to an entity of type "float" Corrected the handling of a float sum reduction in an OpenACC worker loop


Input: [TPR] 16211 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: bind(c) function returning derived type fails during execution Corrected calling the C function returning struct


Input: [TPR] 18191 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Incorrect error message for an identifier which is too long Corrected the error message to indicate truncating to 63 characters instead of 31


Input: [TPR] 18210 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Documentation [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Documentation error in the ieee_arithmetic section Corrected the name of the type: ieee_round_type


Input: [TPR] 18364 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error "PGC-S-0061-Sizeof dimensionless array required" Corrected the use of the sizeof operator on a VLA declarator


Input: [TPR] 18454 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error "Lowering Error: symbol pol$sd is an inconsistent array descriptor" Corrected the handling of an allocatable member of a derived type


Input: [TPR] 18481 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: WinApp program containing a list-directed write fails Corrected the run-time to detect a stdio error when in a WinApp


Input: [TPR] 18508 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error "PRIVATE type must not be used for PUBLIC variable" Corrected the accessibility of public variables declared with a private derived type


Input: [TPR] 18554 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Add FAQ for NVIDIA error message "unsupported GNU version! gcc 4.5 and up are not supported!" Added message to FAQs


Input: [TPR] 18590 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] PVF [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Crash in Visual Studio when opening Fortran files from Windows Explorer Corrected the detection of fixed-form files


Input: [TPR] 18618 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error "illegal use of symbol my_var - not public entity of module" Corrected use-association of nested USE statements mixing the PUBLIC and PRIVATE statements


Input: [TPR] 18635 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Kernel fails to be generated due to error, "induction variable live-out from loop" Corrected the handling of kernels appearing in subprograms containing internal procedures


Input: [TPR] 18642 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error "Cannot use variable or subprogram name in USE statement" Corrected the scoping of a module name and a local name


Input: [TPR] 18667 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Failure with the use of the pack intrinsic Corrected the handling of the pack intrinsic when the array and mask arguments are array sections


Input: [TPR] 18672 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran without -Mcuda reports an internal error for CUDA DEVICE variables Added an error check for using DEVICE variables without the -Mcuda option


Input: [TPR] 18677 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Errors with the POS, POSITION and IOSTAT I/O specifiers Report an error for a POS value of 0 and allow POSITION and IOSTAT for STREAM files


Input: [TPR] 18686 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran -F creates a file with the wrong suffix Corrected pgfortran to produce a .f90 file if the suffix of the input file is .F90


Input: [TPR] 18687 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgCC -O debug information for lexical blocks is incorrect Corrected the label references in the debug information for lexical blocks


Input: [TPR] 18688 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] 64-bit C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error "-Internal compiler error. linearize: bad ili" when using -mp Corrected the handling of an expression appearing in an OpenMP if clause containing the && or || operators


Input: [TPR] 18690 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Tools [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: xrefresh required for pgdbg and pgprof in text mode on Linux systems. Removed the requirement of xrefresh being present when using pgdbg/pgprof in text mode


Input: [TPR] 18694 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error "expression must have arithmetic or enum type" Corrected the handling of a scalar variable appearing in a kernel's copy clause


Input: [TPR] 18695 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran intrinsic reshape fails with -i8 Corrected the handling of reshape of an array constructor when -i8 is used


Input: [TPR] 18699 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] OSX [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Improve the OSX license generation by using localhost as hostname Added information regarding localhost to the installation instructions for OSX


Input: [TPR] 18706 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error "Internal compiler error. more RDFO nodes than DFN nodes" Corrected the assignment of allocatables when the right-hand side must first be fully evaluated


Input: [TPR] 18711 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error "Internal compiler error. Missing region ILI" when compiled with -acc -Mipa Corrected the removal of scalar regions from the host code


Input: [TPR] 18713 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error with a READ from a direct access unformatted file with a trailing record that is too short. Corrected the error handling of a read of a record which is either non-existent or too short


Input: [TPR] 18715 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error "Syntax error at or near real constant" Corrected the recognition of generic type procedures


Input: [TPR] 18717 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error "expression must have arithmetic or enum type" Corrected the handling of a scalar variable appearing in a kernel's copy clause


Input: [TPR] 18723 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: cuModuleGetGlobal error "500 Not Found" Corrected the handling of the asynchronous clause


Input: [TPR] 18727 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran failure with type-bound procedure Corrected the processing of typed allocation


Input: [TPR] 18760 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran/C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: -fast with -Mprof=lines fails on AVX systems Corrected calling the profiling support routines


Input: [TPR] 18767 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error "identifier "atomicaddl" is undefined" when compiling with -i8 Added the support for the integer(8) version of atomicadd


Input: [TPR] 18769 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] OSX Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Undefined symbols _pgf90io_nmlw_init_i8 with -Mlarge_arrays and a namelist write Added the support of large arrays for namelist I/O


Input: [TPR] 18779 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran Documentation [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: CUDA Fortran doc needs updated section on constant data Updated the section on constant data in the CUDA Fortran Programming Guide to reflect actual functionality


Input: [TPR] 18794 [Version] 12.6 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Wrong answers when "transpose(derc)" is passed to matmul Corrected the handling of matmul when the first argument is a transpose of a non-square matrix


Input: [TPR] 18097 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran user code exhibits poor performance Optimized MATMUL of small matrices and RESHAPE of contiguous array arguments


Input: [TPR] 18446 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Can't get array shape for PACK's mask arg' and 'mkshape: bad numdim 0" Corrected passing a compound MASK argument to the PACK intrinsic


Input: [TPR] 18532 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "logical result for arithmetic operation" Allow the unary + or - operator on logical values as an extension


Input: [TPR] 18533 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Mixed ACC/CUF program reports the error, "symbol `.STATICS3' is already defined" Corrected the handling of certain local variables when both -Mcuda and -ta=nvidia are present


Input: [TPR] 18542 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] 64-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran does not report a type mismatch between function and character*(*) Detect type mismatch errors when the arguments are functions


Input: [TPR] 18592 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: OpenACC: program reports the error, "cuMemcpy2DUnaligned", when copying subarrays Corrected the handling of module allocatables in certain data clauses


Input: [TPR] 18593 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "size_of: bad dtype" when compiling a module. Corrected the processing of pointer members of a type which also contains type bound procedures


Input: [TPR] 18598 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Calling the lib3f "ftell" function fails to link with mpif90 Corrected the search order of libraries used by mpif90


Input: [TPR] 18605 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Perform real-to-complex transforms with CUFFT Provided a prototype of a 'cufft' Fortran interface module for CUFFT routines that allow real/complex or double/complex(8) arguments


Input: [TPR] 18608 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran ALLOCATE reports the error, "not enough memory" Corrected the length computation of a substring when the start position is larger than the end position


Input: [TPR] 18610 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator Windows C [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Windows pgcc fails to link C++ and C objects containing accelerator code with ‑pgcpplibs Implemented the option -acclibs to add the required accelerator libraries


Input: [TPR] 18615 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] 32-bit Windows Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran read/write fails on 32-bit WinXP Removed the large file support from pgfortran on 32-bit windows since large files are not supported on XP


Input: [TPR] 18616 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Lowering Error: array zero-base is not a symbol for data type" Corrected the implementation of character initialization expressions consisting of array and scalar concatenations


Input: [TPR] 18617 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "PGF90-S-0084-Illegal use of symbol proc - not public entity of module" Corrected the case where a module defines a subprogram with the same name as a renamed use-associated subprogram


Input: [TPR] 18622 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports a syntax error for a generic operator declaration Corrected the lexical analyzer for the keyword "operator" and the ensuing "("


Input: [TPR] 18624 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: f2003 get_environment_variable intermittently fails Corrected the run-time support routine for get_environment_variable


Input: [TPR] 18631 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgcc -Mdse reports the error, "Sizeof dimensionless array x required" Corrected the analysis of VLAs


Input: [TPR] 18636 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran example fails during execution with "glibc detected *** double free or corruption" Corrected applying the allocatable assignment semantics when the lhs is an array section of a derived type containing allocatable members


Input: [TPR] 18637 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: CUDA Fortran reports the error, "State space incorrect for instruction 'st'" Detect the user error of assigning to a variable with CONSTANT attribute in a global or device subprogram


Input: [TPR] 18639 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] 64-bit CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: CUDA Fortran reports the error, "cf_data_init: incorrect offset 0" Corrected the initialization of derived type PARAMETERs with -Mcuda


Input: [TPR] 18643 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran -mp=trace fails to link properly Added the missing symbols to the mp run-time library


Input: [TPR] 18647 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran program incorrectly reports the error, "PGFIO-F-219/unformatted read/unit=11/attempt to read/write past end of record" Corrected the error detection for unformatted read/writes and rewind


Input: [TPR] 18650 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: ACC program with mirror clause fails to compile Corrected the handling of a use-associated allocatable variable in a mirror clause


Input: [TPR] 18660 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] 64-bit CUDA C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: CUDA C++ instantiation of a _global_ function for its address fails Allow templates instantiated for their address to have CUDA attributes


Input: [TPR] 18670 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran example produces wrong answers when transpose(b) is passed to matmul Corrected the small matmul optimization when its argument is a transpose


Input: [TPR] 18671 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: ACC example produces wrong answers Corrected the subscripting of complex arrays and loops which count down


Input: [TPR] 18682 [Version] 12.5 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "add_arg_ili :bad ili for BYVAL" Corrected passing certain arguments by value to an array-valued function


Input: [TPR] 18440 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] Installation [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: License failure with 12.x on Linux A requirement is that LSB version 3.0 must be installed on the system. The command lsb_release can be used to determine the version number of LSB.


Input: [TPR] 18487 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: OpenMP PARALLEL fails to execute on more than one thread Corrected the handling of the IF clause on a PARALLEL construct so that it has no effect on any nested parallel regions


Input: [TPR] 18506 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "FINAL subroutine must be a module procedure with one dummy argument" Corrected the processing of the declarations of module-contained final procedures.


Input: [TPR] 18507 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Internal compiler error. size_of: attempt to size assumed size character: Corrected the handling the LEN_TRIM intrinsic appearing as the CHARACTER length specifier


Input: [TPR] 18524 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Errors with the ISO_C_BINDING c_int8_t kind Corrected the handling of c_int8_t variables in kernel regions


Input: [TPR] 18530 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: User code when using 'volatile' attribute gets wrong answers with -fast Corrected the compiler to use the volatile semantics


Input: [TPR] 18535 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran fails with "Fatal-f901 completed with exit code -1073741819" on Windows Corrected the processing of a repeated constant within an array constructor


Input: [TPR] 18544 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Program gets wrong answers in 12.x Corrected a data transfer optimization between the host and device


Input: [TPR] 18552 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Using SUM on device array causes seg fault Corrected the size computation of the device array


Input: [TPR] 18553 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] Installation [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: CDK not installing mpich2 libraries properly Corrected the installation of the mpich2 libraries on slave nodes


Input: [TPR] 18554 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: OpenACC produces the message, "error:#error -- unsupported GNU version! gcc 4.5 and up are not supported!" Added an entry to the FAQ which discusses this error


Input: [TPR] 18566 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran example produces different answers at -O2 and higher Corrected the compiler to apply the semantics of the -Msave option on local allocatable arrays


Input: [TPR] 18571 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Reports the error, "Internal compiler error, mk_offset: unexpected ast when using constant scalar in host expression Corrected the contiguous section optimization when copying between the host and device


Input: [TPR] 18581 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: FATAL ERROR: data in PRESENT clause was not found Corrected the handling of a nested "copy/in/out" inside a "create/copyin/copyout"


Input: [TPR] 18583 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Long compile-time for a routine from ESMF Corrected compilation problem of a module with many nested USEs


Input: [TPR] 18585 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgcpp code produces "terminate called without an active exception" Corrected the handling of an exception which is thrown inside a 'jumped' context


Input: [TPR] 18586 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] 32-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: List-directed/formatted write error on 32-bit Windows XP Corrected the run-time when writing to a file whose OPEN status is 'unknown'


Input: [TPR] 18587 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: FATAL ERROR: data in PRESENT clause was not found Corrected the handling of a nested "copy/in/out" inside a "create/copyin/copyout"


Input: [TPR] 18589 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: call to cuMemcpy2Dunaligned returns an error Corrected the upload of a 2D array section of a 4D array


Input: [TPR] 18596 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: CUDA 4.1 interfaces different than CUDA 4.0 Adjusted the cuda interface libraries to accommodate the interface changes in CUDA 4.1


Input: [TPR] 18601 [Version] 12.4 [Affected Component] Profiler [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: JAVA error, "java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException", occurs with the profiler Corrected an array index out of bounds error


Input: [TPR] 18503 [Version] 12.3 [Affected Component] 64-bit C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Code including 12.2 versions of float.h and limits.h may fail to compile Updated the two .h files to properly guard with GNU_SOURCE


Input: [TPR] 18500 [Version] 12.3 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Symbol, omp_get_thread_num, has not been explicitly declared" Corrected the handling of nested USE statements where the name of a procedure appears in an ONLY clause


Input: [TPR] 18495 [Version] 12.3 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Illegal use of symbol close_file - not public entity of module" Corrected the handling of nested USE statements where the name of a procedure appears in an ONLY clause


Input: [TPR] 18483 [Version] 12.3 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgcpp reports the error, "Internal compiler error. union_find_last_lp_per_handler:empty throw_bih" Corrected the use of OpenMP private variables when processing a region for a throwing function or virtual table pointer


Input: [TPR] 18482 [Version] 12.3 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Symbol, get_ncols_p, has not been explicitly declared" Corrected the handling of nested USE statements where the name of a module procedure appears in an ONLY clause


Input: [TPR] 18461 [Version] 12.3 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Errors with named array constants (PARAMETERs) Corrected the processing of array PARAMETERs when used on the GPU


Input: [TPR] 18458 [Version] 12.3 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Symbol, iscsf has not been explicitly declared" Corrected the handling of nested USE statements where the name of a module procedure appears in an ONLY clause


Input: [TPR] 18449 [Version] 12.3 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Large code containing many reductions may cause failures in pgf902 Corrected the compiler's handling of a large number of reductions to be executed on the GPU


Input: [TPR] 17633 [Version] 12.3 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Could not resolve generic procedure" Corrected extending a USE-associated generic


Input: [TPR] 16710 [Version] 12.3 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: OpenMP example compiled -mp -Mconcur/-Mvect fails Corrected an optimization problem with OpenMP parallel loops containing integer expressions which references INT_MAX


Input: [TPR] 16413 [Version] 12.3 [Affected Component] 64-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: OpenMP example compiled -mp -O2 fails Corrected an optimization problem with OpenMP parallel loops containing integer expressions which references the maximum 32-bit signed integer


Input: [TPR] 18450 [Version] 12.2 [Affected Component] Linux Installer [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Release 12.1 fails to install on Ubuntu 11.10 Adjusted the installer for Unbuntu 11.10.


Input: [TPR] 18433 [Version] 12.2 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Allow for stream in CUF kernel Added the ability to specify a stream in a kernel directive.


Input: [TPR] 18420 [Version] 12.2 [Affected Component] Windows Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Support the makedirqq routine in pgfortran for Windows Added the interface for makedirqq to the dflib module on windows.


Input: [TPR] 18418 [Version] 12.2 [Affected Component] 64-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Length of file in OPEN is limited to 255 characters Removed the restriction on the length of the file value which may appear in an OPEN statement.


Input: [TPR] 18411 [Version] 12.2 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error with calling a pointer-valued function from a OpenMP parallel region Corrected the processing of calling a pointer-valued function within the context of an OpenMP parallel region.


Input: [TPR] 18407 [Version] 12.2 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Link fails with pghpf -Mmpi Corrected the options passed to ld when -Mmpi is present.


Input: [TPR] 18371 [Version] 12.2 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Code compiled with "-ta=nvidia,time" has potential memory leak Corrected the handling of the CUDA events used for timing.


Input: [TPR] 18350 [Version] 12.2 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Copy should occur instead of copyout for variables which are conditionally updated Corrected the copy of arrays whose elements are conditionally updated.


Input: [TPR] 18348 [Version] 12.2 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator C [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Allow a for loop index variable to be type char Extended the set of types of for loop index variables allowed within accelerator regions.


Input: [TPR] 18289 [Version] 12.2 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Allow a for loop index variable to be type unsigned long Extended the set of types of for loop index variables allowed within accelerator regions.


Input: [TPR] 18286 [Version] 12.2 [Affected Component] Profiler [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: OpenMPI compiler wrapper instructions are obsolete Corrected the documentation of the compiler wrapper data files to reflect newer versions of OpenMPI.


Input: [TPR] 18230 [Version] 12.2 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Memory leak in multiple invocations of $acc region? Corrected the handling of the CUDA events used for timing.


Input: [TPR] 18153 [Version] 12.2 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Program with '!$cuf kernel do <<<*, 256>>>' causes many undefined reference linker Corrected the handling of a cuf kernel in a contained subprogram.


Input: [TPR] 18127 [Version] 12.2 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: -mcmodel=medium causes undefined reference linker errors Corrected the handling of the option -mcmodel=medium when -ta is also present.


Input: [TPR] 18409 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgcc reports the errors, "Unmatched double quote" and "Illegal character: '\0'" on Windows Corrected pgcc's handling of strings containing certain encodings of "Windows-1251" characters.


Input: [TPR] 18372 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] 64-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: OpenMP program fails Corrected a race condition when there are calls to omp_set_num_threads with a varying number of threads.


Input: [TPR] 18370 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] 64-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: For C interoperability, pass Fortran character lengths as size_t For x86_64, the lengths of character objects are now passed as 64-bit integers.


Input: [TPR] 18366 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Fortran example containing a derived type with type-bound procedures seg fault. Corrected a deallocation error of a pointer CLASS member of a derived type which also contains type bound procedures.


Input: [TPR] 18363 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Corrupted allocation of a member of derived type which also contains type-bound procedure Corrected an deallocation error of an allocatable CLASS member of a derived type which also contains type bound procedures.


Input: [TPR] 18357 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error message incorrectly reported for the ASSOCIATE statement. Corrected the error checking of ASSOCIATE expressions containing subscripted references.


Input: [TPR] 18355 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] OSX Installer [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: OSX installation error of the licensing components Corrected the permissions of the OSX licensing components.


Input: [TPR] 18353 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] 64-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: The .EQV. logical operator produces incorrect results with -i8 Corrected computing nested .EQV. operations in the presence of -i8.


Input: [TPR] 18332 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] 64-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Internal compiler error. getsname: bad stype" Corrected the processing of a derived type containing type-bound procedures with DEFERRED binding.


Input: [TPR] 18292 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Name collision errors with LEN, ILEN, and NLEN Corrected an issue with the use of the name, LEN, ILEN, or NLEN, as the I/O SIZE specifier.


Input: [TPR] 18285 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Profiler [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Java ExcecutionException error occurs with pgprof Corrected a profiler error parsing the pgprof.out file.


Input: [TPR] 18283 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "type bound procedure must be a module procedure or an external procedure with an explicit interface" Corrected the processing of a PASS argument which appears in a subscripted reference which also contains multiple member references.


Input: [TPR] 18282 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] 64-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: A segmentation error occurs when compiling code containing a deferred length character member Corrected the compiler's handling of a derived type containing a CLASS member and a member which is a character of deferred length.


Input: [TPR] 18280 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Windows [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Windows binding not working for more than 32 cores Corrected the binding of more than 32 cores on Windows.


Input: [TPR] 18274 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgcc reports the error, "File write error occurred" Corrected the processing of #pragma ident when the string is empty.


Input: [TPR] 18270 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] 64-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: The assembler reports the message, ".size expression for MAIN_ does not evaluate to a constant" Corrected the .size computation for a program containing an internal procedure.


Input: [TPR] 18268 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] 64-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Logical operation gives different results with -i8 Corrected computing nested .EQV. operations in the presence of -i8


Input: [TPR] 18264 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Error with conditional store Corrected an optimization involving a conditional store assigned to a register.


Input: [TPR] 18262 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Incorrect results with -ta=nvidia,nofma Corrected the store of double**2 in the presence of nfma.


Input: [TPR] 18259 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Program segfaults with pgfortran Corrected the computation of SIZE of a derivied type reference where the member is scalar and its parent is array


Input: [TPR] 18258 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran incorrectly "Syntax error at or near WHERE" Allow a construct name to appear on the WHERE, ELSEWHERE, and ENDWHERE statements.


Input: [TPR] 18257 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Windows Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Segmentation fault occurs in pgf901 whe comping WRF 3.3.1 on Win64 Increased the amount of stack space that can be used by pgf901.


Input: [TPR] 18247 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Internal errors occur in CUDA Fortran when assigning literals representing infinity and NaN Use the binary representation for certain literals


Input: [TPR] 18246 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Incorrect results with the POS specifier in a WRITE statement Corrected the handling of POS in a WRITE for unformatted files.


Input: [TPR] 18240 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: ReadConsoleOutputCharacter not working correctly Corrected the handling of the lpNumberOfCharsRead argument.


Input: [TPR] 18236 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Function cudaMemset incompatible with -i8 Corrected the processing of the size/length arguments to routines such as cudaMemset.


Input: [TPR] 18234 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] 64-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Constant expression of wrong data type", for hexadecimal constants Corrected the handling of array constructors formed from hexadecimal constants.


Input: [TPR] 18222 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Too many data constants in initialization statement" Corrected the use of certain intrinsics, such as acos, as an initializer.


Input: [TPR] 18221 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] 64-bit C/C++ [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Optimization error with subscripting a large allocated array Corrected an optimization of subscript computation of an array whose number of elements is less than or equal to MAX_INT but its aggregate size is larger than 2GB.


Input: [TPR] 18211 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] 32-bit Windows CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Undefined symbols in Win32 libacc1cu.lib Corrected the build of the libacc1cu library on Win32.


Input: [TPR] 18210 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Documentation [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Incorrect description of ieee_round in the Fortran reference manual Corrected the documentation.


Input: [TPR] 18200 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] MPI [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran -Mprof=mpich1 linking error Removed the use of the library, -lopa, from the link step of -Mprof=mpich1.


Input: [TPR] 18187 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran aborts with -Mipa=fast Corrected the processing of certain derived type initializers when -Mipa is present.


Input: [TPR] 18179 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Illegal use of symbol i4 - not public entity of module" Corrected the handling of nested USE statements.


Input: [TPR] 18165 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "cannot access PRIVATE type bound procedure xi" Corrected resolving a call to a generic type-bound procedure.


Input: [TPR] 18149 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran example segfaults on the execution of an array assignment Corrected assigning allocatable arrays of derived type which contains pointer components.


Input: [TPR] 18144 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "unknown target type for conversion" Corrected the processing of array constructors containing references to c_loc.


Input: [TPR] 18139 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran seg faults when using type bound procedures. Corrected the processing of a type bound procedure when its interface refers to a module-contained subprogram


Input: [TPR] 18138 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgf77 -Mcuda reports the error, "pgf77-Error-CUDA is not available in this installation" Corrected the error message to report that pgf77 does not support -Muda.


Input: [TPR] 18126 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports type mismatch errors when using the DFWIN module Corrected DFWIN-specific errors related to using the CHAR intrinsic, the argument lpRect in function InvalidateRect, and the routine LOWORD.


Input: [TPR] 18124 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Use of ISO_C_BINDING c_ptr type fails Corrected the call of a function whose return type is type(c_ptr)


Input: [TPR] 18083 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error "not public entity of module" Corrected the handling of nested USE statements.


Input: [TPR] 18056 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: size() intrinsic an allocatable array with the SAVE attribute returns wrong result Corrected an optimization involving the use of the bounds of an allocatable array with the SAVE attribute.


Input: [TPR] 18052 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] 64-bit Windows Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Passing float complex by value from Fortran to C on Win64 is incorrect Corrected the handling of complex value argrument on Win64.


Input: [TPR] 18051 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] 64-bit Windows Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Passing double complex by value from Fortran to C on Win64 is incorrect Corrected the handling of complex value argrument on Win64.


Input: [TPR] 18040 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, " Constant expression of wrong data type" Corrected the handling of an array constructor item consisting of the negate of a complex constant.


Input: [TPR] 18026 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Windows Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: 3F fstat64 fails on Windows Corrected the Win32 and Win64 versions of fstat64 and stat64.


Input: [TPR] 18010 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran should give an error when intent(out) is used with the value attribute Updated the compiler to report an error for the combination of VALUE and INTENT(OUT).


Input: [TPR] 17983 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] PGI Accelerator Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Program reports the error, "call to cuMemFree returned error 1: Invalid value" Corrected the intialization of device pointer for array in mirrored regions.


Input: [TPR] 17969 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports errors for named array constants of zero size Corrected the processing of zero-sized array constructors.


Input: [TPR] 17917 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] MPI [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: mpicc -Mprof=mpich1 linking error Removed the use of the library, -lopa, from the link step of -Mprof=mpich1 .


Input: [TPR] 17907 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] MPI [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: mpichversion produces misleading information Corrected mpichversion to produce the correct location of the mpich installation.


Input: [TPR] 17806 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] CUDA Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: CUDA: double precision constants not properly initialized. Corrected the initialization of double precision objects on the device


Input: [TPR] 17776 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Use of ISO_C_BINDING c_loc fails Corrected the processing of nested USE statements.


Input: [TPR] 17739 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Illegal use of symbol i1 - not public entity of module" Corrected the processing of nested USE statements.


Input: [TPR] 17733 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Argument missing for formal argument x" Corrected the processing of a procedure pointer member when its interface refers to a module-contained subprogram.


Input: [TPR] 17501 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "class is use associated from module ftl_pgi_5e and ftl_pgi_5c and cannot be accessed" Corrected the processing of nested USE statements.


Input: [TPR] 17192 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "Non-constant expression where constant expression required", for a function Corrected the processing of USE-associated named integer constants referenced as a kind value in a function declaration.


Input: [TPR] 17122 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Debugger [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Errors reported with the use of pgdbg -s -mpi Corrected the behavior of pgdbg -s -mpi when locale not supported by Xlib.


Input: [TPR] 17059 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Missed opportunity for optimizing loops containing use of integer and floating point operations Improved the optimizer to vectorize converting integer to floating point.


Input: [TPR] 16058 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] 64-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: ALLOCATE/DEALLOCATE does not scale with array size Improved the performance of the run-time routines for ALLOCATE/DEALLOCATE.


Input: [TPR] 15105 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Debugger [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgdbg attach command reports the error, "pgserv (vm-suse103-64: ): init : invalid argument list" Corrected the attach behavior after a sequence of attach/detach commands.


Input: [TPR] 14601 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] 64-bit Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: Add a feature to align allocatables on page boundaries Added the ALIGN extension to the ALLOCATE statement.


Input: [TPR] 4345 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Debugger [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: When using pgdbg on an mpich2 program, the program's output does not appear in the I/O window Corrected handling of the output of an mpich2 program while debugging.


Input: [TPR] 4126 [Version] 12.1 [Affected Component] Fortran [Symptoms / Actions]

Output: pgfortran reports the error, "must appear in a SHARED or PRIVATE", for an implied-do variable when "IMPLICIT NONE" is present Corrected the scoping of implied-do index variables.


Input: [Title] TimeQuest Timing Analyzer (PDF) [Description]

Output: This chapter of the Quartus® II Development Software Handbook describes features of the TimeQuest analyzer and how to constrain your design with SDC commands.

TimeQuest Timing Analyzer Resource Center


Input: [Title] Applying Multicycle Exceptions in the TimeQuest Timing Analyzer (PDF) [Description]

Output: This application note details how to apply multicycle exceptions in the TimeQuest analyzer.

TimeQuest Timing Analyzer Resource Center


Input: [Title] Quartus II TimeQuest Timing Analyzer Cookbook (PDF) [Description]

Output: This cookbook provides various design examples and templates showing how to apply timing constraints to various design circuits.

TimeQuest Timing Analyzer Resource Center


Input: [Title] Switching to the TimeQuest Timing Analyzer (PDF) [Description]

Output: This chapter of the Quartus II Development Software Handbook describes how to switch a design from the classic analyzer to the TimeQuest analyzer.

TimeQuest Timing Analyzer Resource Center


Input: [Title] TimeQuest Analyzer Quick Start Tutorial (PDF) [Description]

Output: This tutorial provides a quick introduction to the TimeQuest analyzer.

TimeQuest Timing Analyzer Resource Center


Input: [Title] SDC and TimeQuest API Reference Manual (PDF) [Description]

Output: This reference manual provides a list of all SDC commands supported by the TimeQuest analyzer, as well as the complete Tool Command Language (Tcl) API.

TimeQuest Timing Analyzer Resource Center


Input: [Title] AN 471: High-Performance FPGA PLL Analysis with TimeQuest (PDF) [Description]

Output: This application note describes how to analyze and constrain phase-locked loops (PLLs) using the TimeQuest analyzer.

TimeQuest Timing Analyzer Resource Center


Input: [Title] Performing Equivalent Timing Analysis Between Altera TimeQuest and Xilinx Trace white paper (PDF) [Description]

Output: This white paper shows how to perform equivalent static timing analysis between Altera's TimeQuest analyzer and Xilinx's Trace.

TimeQuest Timing Analyzer Resource Center


Input: [Title] TimeQuest Analyzer Clock Analysis [Description]

Output: Provides detailed information about clock analysis, including derivation of equations for timing analysis.

TimeQuest Timing Analyzer Resource Center


Input: [Title] TimeQuest Exceptions [Description]

Output: Gives an overview of TimeQuest analyzer SDC exceptions and their precedence.

TimeQuest Timing Analyzer Resource Center


Input: [Title] TimeQuest Collections [Description]

Output: Lists all the supported collections (a core part of the TimeQuest analyzer).

TimeQuest Timing Analyzer Resource Center


Input: [Title] TimeQuest GUI [Description]

Output: Familiarizes you with the TimeQuest analyzer GUI and its features.

TimeQuest Timing Analyzer Resource Center


Input: [0] 1 [Functionality] Module for handling legacy data [Modules]

Output: Sevana - PDE


Input: [0] 2 [Functionality] Module for logging all inwards, facilitating tracking of files [Modules]

Output: LB Inward


Input: [0] 3 [Functionality] Front-end data-entry and transfer facility at the hospital for overnight issue of certificates relating to Births and Deaths [Modules]

Output: Hospital Kiosk


Input: [0] 4 [Functionality] Facilitates security of the LB module with the integration of LB Kiosk and Hospital Kiosk. [Modules]

Output: LB Gateway Module


Input: [0] 5 [Functionality] Front office module for Birth, Death and Marriage registration data-entry and verification [Modules]

Output: LB Kiosk Module


Input: [0] 6 [Functionality] Back-end processing module in the local body for Birth, Death and Marriage registration and issue of certificates [Modules]

Output: LB Module


Input: [0] 7 [Functionality] Facility for condoning delay in Birth, Death and Marriage reporting. [Modules]

Output: DDP/ District Registrar


Input: [0] 8 [Functionality] Back end at the office of the Chief Registrar for handling major corrections and consolidated reporting on birth and death process [Modules]

Output: Sevana - State Module


Input: [0] 9 [Functionality] Facility for search and name inclusion over the Internet [Modules]

Output: Web Services


Input: [0] 10 [Functionality] Facility for synchronising web services module with the respective LB module and for updating inter-module transactions between Local Body, District and State [Modules]

Output: Data Centre


Input: [0] Droptext 1.2.1 [Nested Folders] Yes [Works Offline] No [Choose Font] No (Helvetica) [Font Size] No [Font Color] No [Background Color] No [Multi-File Search] No [Search Results List] No [Jump Within File] No [LF Line Breaks] Yes [Sort by Name] Yes [Sort by Modified] No [Rearrange Lines] No [Versions] No [Price] $1 [Choose Folder on Dropbox]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Elements 1.5.1 [Nested Folders] Yes [Works Offline] Yes [Choose Font] Yes [Font Size] Yes [Font Color] Yes [Background Color] Yes [Multi-File Search] Yes [Search Results List] No [Jump Within File] No [LF Line Breaks] No [Sort by Name] Yes [Sort by Modified] Yes [Rearrange Lines] No [Versions] No [Price] $5 [Choose Folder on Dropbox]

Output: No


Input: [0] Locayta Notes 2.0.1 [Nested Folders] No [Works Offline] Yes [Choose Font] Yes3 [Font Size] Yes3 [Font Color] Yes3 [Background Color] No [Multi-File Search] Yes5 [Search Results List] Yes [Jump Within File] No [LF Line Breaks] Yes [Sort by Name] Yes [Sort by Modified] No [Rearrange Lines] No [Versions] No [Price] free [Choose Folder on Dropbox]

Output: No


Input: [0] Nebulous Notes 4.3.1 [Nested Folders] Yes1 [Works Offline] Yes [Choose Font] Yes [Font Size] Yes [Font Color] Yes [Background Color] Yes [Multi-File Search] No [Search Results List] No [Jump Within File] No [LF Line Breaks] Yes [Sort by Name] Yes [Sort by Modified] No [Rearrange Lines] No [Versions] No [Price] $2 [Choose Folder on Dropbox]

Output: Yes1


Input: [0] Notely 1.3 [Nested Folders] Yes [Works Offline] Yes [Choose Font] Yes [Font Size] Yes [Font Color] Yes [Background Color] Yes [Multi-File Search] Yes [Search Results List] No [Jump Within File] No [LF Line Breaks] Yes [Sort by Name] Yes [Sort by Modified] Yes [Rearrange Lines] No [Versions] No [Price] $2 [Choose Folder on Dropbox]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Notesy 2.0.2 [Nested Folders] Yes [Works Offline] Yes [Choose Font] Yes4 [Font Size] Yes4 [Font Color] Yes [Background Color] Yes [Multi-File Search] Yes9 [Search Results List] No [Jump Within File] No [LF Line Breaks] Yes [Sort by Name] Yes [Sort by Modified] Yes [Rearrange Lines] No [Versions] No [Price] $5 [Choose Folder on Dropbox]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] PlainText 1.4.1 [Nested Folders] Yes [Works Offline] Yes [Choose Font] No (Georgia) [Font Size] No [Font Color] No [Background Color] No [Multi-File Search] Yes [Search Results List] No [Jump Within File] No [LF Line Breaks] Yes [Sort by Name] Yes [Sort by Modified] Yes [Rearrange Lines] No [Versions] No [Price] ads or $5 [Choose Folder on Dropbox]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Simplenote 3.1.4 (Premium) [Nested Folders] No [Works Offline] Yes [Choose Font] No (Helvetica) [Font Size] Yes [Font Color] No [Background Color] No [Multi-File Search] Yes [Search Results List] No [Jump Within File] Yes6 [LF Line Breaks] Yes [Sort by Name] Yes [Sort by Modified] No7 [Rearrange Lines] Yes [Versions] Yes8 [Price] $20/year [Choose Folder on Dropbox]

Output: Yes2


Input: [0] Write 2 1.1 [Nested Folders] Yes [Works Offline] Yes [Choose Font] Yes [Font Size] Yes [Font Color] No10 [Background Color] No10 [Multi-File Search] Yes [Search Results List] No [Jump Within File] No [LF Line Breaks] Yes [Sort by Name] Yes [Sort by Modified] Yes [Rearrange Lines] No [Versions] No [Price] $2 [Choose Folder on Dropbox]

Output: No


Input: [0] WriteRoom 3.0 [Nested Folders] Yes [Works Offline] Yes [Choose Font] Yes [Font Size] Yes [Font Color] Yes [Background Color] Yes [Multi-File Search] Yes [Search Results List] No [Jump Within File] No [LF Line Breaks] Yes [Sort by Name] Yes [Sort by Modified] Yes [Rearrange Lines] No [Versions] No [Price] $5 [Choose Folder on Dropbox]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] WriteUp 1.4 [Nested Folders] Yes [Works Offline] Yes [Choose Font] Yes [Font Size] Yes [Font Color] No10 [Background Color] No10 [Multi-File Search] Yes [Search Results List] No [Jump Within File] Yes [LF Line Breaks] Yes [Sort by Name] Yes [Sort by Modified] Yes [Rearrange Lines] No [Versions] No [Price] $3 [Choose Folder on Dropbox]

Output: Yes


Input: [CMSimple 4.x] 4.5.3 (2015-05-13) [CMSimple Classic] 3.54 (2014-02-22) [CMSimple_XH] 1.6.7 (2015-06-30) [System]

Output: Latest Version


Input: [CMSimple 4.x] UTF-8 [CMSimple Classic] ANSI [CMSimple_XH] UTF-8 [System]

Output: Charset


Input: [CMSimple 4.x] GPL [CMSimple Classic] GPL [CMSimple_XH] GPL [System]

Output: License


Input: [CMSimple 4.x] content.php + pagedata.php [CMSimple Classic] content.htm [CMSimple_XH] content.htm [System]

Output: Content storage


Input: [CMSimple 4.x] tinyMCE [CMSimple Classic] oEdit1 [CMSimple_XH] tinyMCE2 [System]

Output: Editor


Input: [CMSimple 4.x] Pagemanager [CMSimple Classic] manually2 [CMSimple_XH] Pagemanager3 [System]

Output: Page management


Input: [CMSimple 4.x] page content, newsboxes [CMSimple Classic] page content [CMSimple_XH] page content, newsboxes [System]

Output: Scripting


Input: [CMSimple 4.x] subsites [CMSimple Classic] small footprint [CMSimple_XH] usability, integrated code basis [System]

Output: Focus


Input: [CMSimple 4.x] 1 [CMSimple Classic] 1 [CMSimple_XH] 4 [System]

Output: Core Developers


Input: [CMSimple 4.x] 1 [CMSimple Classic] 1 [CMSimple_XH] ~6 [System]

Output: Plugin Developers


Input: [CMSimple 4.x] medium [CMSimple Classic] low [CMSimple_XH] high [System]

Output: Current activity


Input: [Virtual world environment] Worlds Chat [Tools used to design avatars] Users have created avatars using their own 'hacks' see Creating Your Own Avatar and Other Activities in our chapter on Worlds Chat [Tools used to create a world]

Output: No public tools available, Worlds Inc. can make custom worlds


Input: [Virtual world environment] The Palace [Tools used to design avatars] The Palace has an avatar builder built in. You can also use Sven Technologies Avatar Maker (described later in this chapter) to export Palace avatars [Tools used to create a world]

Output: Tools come with the Palace server to make your own Palace site. Palace worlds are GIF images with selectable hot spots.


Input: [Virtual world environment] Active Worlds [Tools used to design avatars] No avatar maker is included but if you become a caretaker of your own world you can design your own avatar using tools like LifeForms from Credo Interactive. [Tools used to create a world]

Output: You can build in the common AlphaWorld space using the selection of "Leggo" objects. Circle of Fire offers world servers for sale, in which case you can create your own world and its avatars.


Input: [Virtual world environment] WorldsAway [Tools used to design avatars] No avatar maker available, but you can customize your avatar with available body parts. [Tools used to create a world]

Output: You can change your own areas in the world using pre-built objects. Fujitsu Software offers WorldsAway worlds and servers for sale and will also work with you to design your own world.


Input: [Virtual world environment] Onlive Traveler [Tools used to design avatars] The Traveler Avatar Authoring Kit uses 3D Studio Max and you need a special design license to publish them. You have to be quite skillful at building Traveler avatars, which must be crafted by hand to coordinate with the voice/sip synching. [Tools used to create a world]

Output: Onlive Technologies can provide a space authoring building kit. Any program exporting VRML 2.0 can also be used to create worlds for Traveler.


Input: [Virtual world environment] Virtual Places [Tools used to design avatars] Avatars can be imported as images fitting certain dimensions [Tools used to create a world]

Output: Web pages are the backdrop for worlds.


Input: [Virtual world environment] Black Sun Passport [Tools used to design avatars] Avatars can be made using any VRML exporting avatar authoring kit such as Sven Technologies' Avatar Maker [Tools used to create a world]

Output: Worlds can be built out of VRML 1.0 and 2.0 files using any 3D authoring tools such as ParaGraph's Internet3D Space Builder described later in this chapter.


Input: [Virtual world environment] Comic Chat [Tools used to design avatars] Proprietary Tools [Tools used to create a world]

Output: Proprietary Tools


Input: [Virtual world environment] OZ Virtual [Tools used to design avatars] Avatars must be constructed by OZ designers. [Tools used to create a world]

Output: Worlds can be built out of VRML 1.0 and 2.0 files using any 3D VRML authoring tool.


Input: [Virtual world environment] Sony Community Place Browser [Tools used to design avatars] Avatars are build out of VRML components [Tools used to create a world]

Output: Worlds can be built out of VRML 1.0 and 2.0 files using any 3D VRML authoring tools.


Input: [Virtual world environment] SenseMedia's Sprawl [Tools used to design avatars] Avatars are build out of VRML components [Tools used to create a world]

Output: Worlds can be built out of VRML 1.0 and 2.0 files using any 3D VRML authoring tools.


Input: [Virtual world environment] Microsoft V-Chat [Tools used to design avatars] Avatars can be made and imported by users of the authoring kit. [Tools used to create a world]

Output: A world authoring kit is available to qualified partners for Microsoft.


Input: [Virtual world environment] NTT's Interspace [Tools used to design avatars] Avatars must be built by design partners for NTT [Tools used to create a world]

Output: Spaces are built by NTT or its partners for clients using tools such as Sense8's World Up


Input: [Virtual world environment] Sierra's The Realm [Tools used to design avatars] Proprietary Tools [Tools used to create a world]

Output: Proprietary Tools


Input: [Virtual world environment] 3DO's Meridian 59 [Tools used to design avatars] Proprietary Tools [Tools used to create a world]

Output: Proprietary Tools


Input: [Virtual world environment] ID's Quake [Tools used to design avatars] Avatars can be built within the Quake authoring system. [Tools used to create a world]

Output: A Quake Level Builder is distributed as shareware. Other companies, such as Virtus, also offer Quake builders.


Input: [Virtual world environment] Ultima [Tools used to design avatars] Proprietary Tools [Tools used to create a world]

Output: Proprietary Tools


Input: [Service] Website design and initial setup [What We Offer] SEO-Cart has nice free premade templates with limited customization. These templates are mobile ready and responsive to load quickly and look sharp on all devices. Convert an existing website - typically $199 to $999 depending on website complexity (quote provided upon request). Create a brand new website - typically $499 and up depending on website complexity (quote provided upon request). We work with you one-on-one until you're happy with the result. [Common Practice]

Output: Most carts offer premade, limited customizable templates of all prices and complexity. Many other carts will not personally customize your website, convert from an existing website, or create a brand new look just for you.

SEO-Cart provides the best in Ecommerce Software and Hosting at affordable monthly rates


Input: [Service] Future website updates when your store is already online [What We Offer] Free support - we will show you how to do the update yourself, if possible, for no cost. For website maintenance updates, we charge $50/hour, billed in 15 minute increments (so a 15 minute update is only $12.50). Custom programming is $75/hour. We always provide quotes and get your approval before doing any work. [Common Practice]

Output: Some carts outsource these updates to unaffiliated developers. This can be highly unreliable in the long-term. Some carts charge $100/hourly with a 2 hour minimum. Even a small, simple update could cost $200! Make sure you know this ahead of time.

SEO-Cart provides the best in Ecommerce Software and Hosting at affordable monthly rates


Input: [Service] Software usage, updates, and support [What We Offer] All features are included in all SEO-Cart plans. And our support team is readily available to help you if you have an issue, regardless of which plan you fall under. We update our software regularly. You will always be using the latest version SEO-Cart. [Common Practice]

Output: Some carts limit features based on plan and charge you extra for priority support. Some carts charge you to update to their latest version.

SEO-Cart provides the best in Ecommerce Software and Hosting at affordable monthly rates


Input: [Service] Website hosting, backups, and security [What We Offer] SEO-Cart is a fully-hosted, in-house solution. You don't have to pay anything extra. And the amount of people with access to your data is absolutely limited as much as possible without disrupting business and support operations. Personal hosting, backups, security, support, live monitoring, and unlimited software updates are included with all SEO-Cart plans. [Common Practice]

Output: Some carts require you to have your own servers and handle updates, security, and backups yourself. Some carts outsource their hosting to other companies. Not only will you be relying on yet another company to run your business, but more people will then have direct access to you and your customers' personal data. Some carts will host your site for an extra fee.

SEO-Cart provides the best in Ecommerce Software and Hosting at affordable monthly rates


Input: [Service] Extra bandwidth (monthly data transfer) and data storage [What We Offer] Our average client has just over 1000 products, uses just 14 GB of monthly bandwidth (data transfer), and consumes about 1 GB of data storage. Most never exceed their plan limits. Regardless, we make sure our overage fees are among the fairest you will find. We offer additional monthly bandwidth for $2/month per Gigabyte. We offer additional disk space for $10/month per Gigabyte. [Common Practice]

Output: Some carts make their overage charges extremely difficult to find, then bill you an outrageous amount if you exceed limits. Make sure you know this amount ahead of time. Some carts do offer "unlimited" storage and bandwidth. We think it's a bit of a marketing ploy, as a vast majority of websites don't use much data. Unlimited data plans seem to correlate with limited feature sets.

SEO-Cart provides the best in Ecommerce Software and Hosting at affordable monthly rates


Input: [Service] Website domain name [What We Offer] If you already own a domain name, you can use it with SEO-Cart. This costs you nothing extra and we'll help you configure it. If you'd rather not deal with purchasing, configuring, and renewing your domain every year, we can do it for you for $15/year. And we are currently offering to pay for your first year! We consciously choose to not offer a free shared domain option. We believe it's unsecure and unprofessional, and your customers will notice. [Common Practice]

Output: Most carts let you use your own domain or let you buy one through them. Domains are cheap (usually $10-20 per year). Some carts use a free "shared" domain for your website. You don't have to pay for it, but it's also not truly your domain and you could lose it at any time.

SEO-Cart provides the best in Ecommerce Software and Hosting at affordable monthly rates


Input: [Service] SSL Certificate - Required security to accept credit cards on your website [What We Offer] We will manage your SSL for you and renew it each year for $99/year. And we are currently offering 50% off SSL certificates for the first year! You can purchase your own SSL certificate, but you will have to remember to renew it yearly and upload your SSL files to SEO-Cart. Each SEO-Cart account comes with a 2048-bit SSL security on their own live domain name. We consciously choose to not offer a shared SSL through a single shopping cart checkout URL. [Common Practice]

Output: Some carts make you buy your own SSL, and make you set it up on your own. Some carts funnel all shopping cart checkout pages through a single SSL certificate on a shared domain.

SEO-Cart provides the best in Ecommerce Software and Hosting at affordable monthly rates


Input: [Service] Payment processing fees [What We Offer] SEO-Cart works with a wide range of payment processing gateways, letting you choose which is best for you. Some gateways have no monthly fees and only charge you by the transaction. Some give you a credit card swiper that plugs in to your computer or phone. Talk to us about it. We do not charge you any transaction fees for orders from your customers. [Common Practice]

Output: Some carts have your store's checkout process on another website. This looks highly unprofessional to your customers and they may wonder if they are being scammed, leading to potential cart abandonment. Some carts make you use their internal payment processing system. You are locked into whatever rates they offer, and they get a percentage of every order placed on your website.

SEO-Cart provides the best in Ecommerce Software and Hosting at affordable monthly rates


Input: [Revit 2008 Feature] AccuRender radiosity and raytracing [For more information] Rendering an Image [In Revit 2009...]

Output: Revit Architecture 2009 now performs these functions automatically when it renders an image. You no longer need to perform these functions as separate steps.


Input: [Revit 2008 Feature] AccuRender environment settings, sun and sky settings [For more information] Controlling Lighting in a Rendered Image, Specifying the Background for a Rendered Image [In Revit 2009...]

Output: When you define render settings, you specify whether the sky is cloudy or hazy (or both), or a solid color. For the sun position, you can select from predefined settings, or define a sun position based on date/time/location or azimuth/altitude.


Input: [Revit 2008 Feature] Render scenes [For more information] Defining Render Settings, View Templates for Render Settings [In Revit 2009...]

Output: You define render settings for each view. To apply defined render settings to other views, create a view template. Then apply it to the desired 3D views.


Input: [Revit 2008 Feature] AccuRender backface culling, view culling [In Revit 2009...]

Output: Revit Architecture 2009 now performs these functions automatically when it renders an image. You no longer need to specify these settings.


Input: [Revit 2008 Feature] External material libraries [For more information] Materials, Rendering Appearance Library, Transferring Project Standards [In Revit 2009...]

Output: Material definitions are stored as part of the project file. Render appearances are stored in a local, read-only library. If you make any changes to render appearances for materials, the changes are stored as part of the project. To share changes to render appearances with team members, use File menuTransfer Project Standards.


Input: [Revit 2008 Feature] AccuRender procedural trees [For more information] Plants and Entourage [In Revit 2009...]

Output: ArchVision RPC trees


Input: [Revit 2008 Feature] Seasonal settings [For more information] Specifying a Render Appearance for an RPC Family [In Revit 2009...]

Output: For many plants, you can now select a render appearance that shows a standard version of the plant or a fall version of the plant. You specify this in the plant family. The plant season is no longer a render setting.


Input: [Problem and Solutions] logical disk for 64-bit version [Initial] feature remove by Microsoft [Actions]

Output: detection added


Input: [Problem and Solutions] compile separate version for 64-bit version [Initial] test several times [Actions]

Output: compiled new and tested


Input: [Problem and Solutions] Registry redirection [Initial] write and update [Actions]

Output: code updated and tested


Input: [Problem and Solutions] Office Works Product Key Recovery [Initial] new feature [Actions]

Output: code added


Input: [Problem and Solutions] User rights while launching the program [Initial] code update [Actions]

Output: done


Input: [Problem and Solutions] Cannot find Video Codec option - XP [Initial] code update [Actions]

Output: code updated and tested


Input: [Problem and Solutions] Revision of Icons for Windows XP System Summary [Initial] find new icons and update the code [Actions]

Output: skipped for version 3


Input: [Problem and Solutions] recompile and test the updated 64-bit code [Actions]

Output: done


Input: [Problem and Solutions] office 2003 in 64 bit version for checking registry redirection code [Actions]

Output: checked


Input: [Description] Displays the VMs and VHDs which were considered for replication [Title]

Output: Virtual Machines


Input: [Description] Details of the CPU impact on the Primary, Replica, and Extended Replica servers/cluster [Title]

Output: Processor


Input: [Description] Details of the Memory impact on the Primary, Replica, and Extended Replica servers/cluster [Title]

Output: Memory


Input: [Description] Details of the IOPS impact on the Primary, Replica, and Extended Replica storage subsystems [Title]

Output: IOPS


Input: [Description] Details of the Storage impact on the Primary, Replica, and Extended Replica storage subsystems [Title]

Output: Storage


Input: [Description] Details of the Network impact between the sites and provides network sizing requirements [Title]

Output: Network


Input: [Name] Omnitor total conversation services [Provider] Omnitor [Type]

Output: SIP total conversation, gateway alerting, traversal, number calling services


Input: [Name] TalkByText [Provider] RNID [Type]

Output: ToIP and textphone gateway service for Windows, the Web and Mobile devices


Input: [Name] RTT service [Provider] 4C Telecom [Type]

Output: Real-time text service with mobile and web clients as well as RFC4103 and V.18 gateways


Input: [Name] AnnieS textphone service [Provider] AnnieS [Type]

Output: AnnieS is providing 4C Telecom's RTT service to deaf and hard of hearing end users in the Netherlands


Input: [Name] SV2 [Provider] Significan't [Type]

Output: Sign Video relay service in United Kingdom and Ireland.


Input: [Name] VisiO08 [Provider] Websourd [Type]

Output: Video Relay Service and Video Remote Interpreting service in France for professionals, individuals and administration.


Input: [Name] Visioassistance [Provider] IVèS [Type]

Output: Total conversation platform for VRI, VRS, TRS and Telehealthcare.


Input: [Description] The “C” in MVC (Model-View-Controller) [Directory]

Output: controllers


Input: [Description] App information, install scripts, default configuration and other helper files [Directory]

Output: deploy


Input: [Description] Javascript, images and other web assets [Directory]

Output: htdocs


Input: [Description] Translations [Directory]

Output: language


Input: [Description] The “M” in MVC (ClearOS only uses libraries - similar to models) [Directory]

Output: libraries


Input: [Description] Package information [Directory]

Output: packaging


Input: [Description] Unit tests [Directory]

Output: tests


Input: [Description] The “V” in MVC [Directory]

Output: views


Input: [Status] Development [Meaning]

Output: Software is under active development, pre-production alphas, betas and release candidates. Recommended for Testing Environments only.

Version Numbering | Internet Systems Consortium


Input: [Status] ESV [Meaning]

Output: Extended Supported Version. Use the software for Production Environments needing infrequent upgrades and no new features.

Version Numbering | Internet Systems Consortium


Input: [Status] Current-Stable [Meaning]

Output: The software is current and its use is recommended for Production

Version Numbering | Internet Systems Consortium


Input: [Status] Maintenance [Meaning]

Output: Bug and security fixes will be issued when appropriate, soon to be EOL

Version Numbering | Internet Systems Consortium


Input: [Status] EOL [Meaning]

Output: End of life: critical security fixes may be issued if recently EOL’d

Version Numbering | Internet Systems Consortium


Input: [Status] Deprecated [Meaning]

Output: The software is not supported by ISC. Do not use this version.

Version Numbering | Internet Systems Consortium


Input: [0] Apps can be used by other mobile operating systems? [iPhone] no [web]

Output: yes

Developing for the iPhone vs. developing for the web


Input: [0] Familiar web technologies like HTML and JavaScript can be reused? [iPhone] no [web]

Output: yes

Developing for the iPhone vs. developing for the web


Input: [0] Apps can be updated whenever you want/need to? [iPhone] no [web]

Output: yes

Developing for the iPhone vs. developing for the web


Input: [0] You can use new technologies like NoSQL and node.js? [iPhone] no [web]

Output: yes

Developing for the iPhone vs. developing for the web


Input: [0] Apps have to go through some stupid review process? [iPhone] yes [web]

Output: no

Developing for the iPhone vs. developing for the web


Input: [0] Available features and languages are defined by some kind of control freak? [iPhone] yes [web]

Output: no

Developing for the iPhone vs. developing for the web


Input: [0] Apps that compete with Apple software will be banned? [iPhone] yes [web]

Output: no

Developing for the iPhone vs. developing for the web


Input: [0] You have to submit a final app (costing time and money) to find out whether your app will be accepted? [iPhone] yes [web]

Output: no

Developing for the iPhone vs. developing for the web


Input: [0] Tool name [2] Link [1]

Output: Description


Input: [0] UCS toolkit [2] Website [1]

Output: Collection of libraries and scripts for the statistical analysis of cooccurrence data


Input: [0] mwetoolkit [2] Website [1]

Output: Research tool that aids in the automatic extraction of multiword units


Input: [0] Text-NSP [2] Website [1]

Output: Extract collocations and Ngrams from text


Input: [0] jMWE [2] Website [1]

Output: jMWE is a Java library for detecting Multi-Word Expressions (MWE) in text. jMWE is written for Java 1.5.0.


Input: [0] StringNet [2] Website [1]

Output: A searchable online knowledgebase of English MWEs.


Input: [0] Stanford parser MWE module [2] Website [1]

Output: A tool for converting French MWEs into a representation that can be used by Stanford parser (included in main parser download file, instructions in README, details in paper)


Input: [Task] Page Name [Description]

Output: Is the page name fitting and can it be used long term? Does it conform to policy and the law? Does it communicate your objectives? Will potential customers or fans search for this name? Tip: The guidelines for Facebook page names appears here.

The Timeline Checklist All Facebook Pages Must Have | SocialTimes


Input: [Task] Profile Picture and Cover Photo [Description]

Output: The new profile picture (square and small) ideally can be used for the company logo. You could try to design a profile image that’s part of the design of the cover photo, but that requires a lot of work. Does the new cover photo fit the objectives and does it represent the company? Tip: The new cover photo ideally measures 851 pixels by 315 pixels and has a resolution of 96 dots per inch. When deciding which picture will be the new cover photo, some Facebook guidelines have to be considered. An overview of the requirements appears here. Tip: Test the new design in advance with a Photoshop template.

The Timeline Checklist All Facebook Pages Must Have | SocialTimes


Input: [Task] Information Tab [Description]

Output: Is all relevant company information provided? Can a fan get in touch via email or phone? The new design directs more attention to the info tab, so design accordingly. Tip: The information options within the info tab vary depending on the type of fan page selected (local business, company, and so on).

The Timeline Checklist All Facebook Pages Must Have | SocialTimes


Input: [Task] Create a Vanity Address [Description]

Output: What address do I want, and do Facebook’s rules allow it? What are the rights for the URL? Is it communicated in marketing? Tip: A vanity URL can be created here. Be sure your page is selected.

The Timeline Checklist All Facebook Pages Must Have | SocialTimes


Input: [Task] Chronology [Description]

Output: The new timeline can be used to illustrate the history of the company. Tip: Add past events in retrospect with the new timeline features to create a rich company history on Facebook.

The Timeline Checklist All Facebook Pages Must Have | SocialTimes


Input: [Task] Applications [Description]

Output: Which applications are needed on the page — or are they even needed at all? Who designs them? Who implements them? What resources are necessary? Tip: Timeline allows almost 300 pixels more horizontal space for displaying application thumbnails. Take advantage of this.

The Timeline Checklist All Facebook Pages Must Have | SocialTimes


Input: [Task] Integration with Other Channels [Description]

Output: Am I active on Twitter or YouTube? Should these channels be integrated as a separate tab on the fan page?

The Timeline Checklist All Facebook Pages Must Have | SocialTimes


Input: [Task] Netiquette [Description]

Output: Does my page require a netiquette? What should be included? Can I bypass Facebook rules here?

The Timeline Checklist All Facebook Pages Must Have | SocialTimes


Input: [Features] All-inclusive Internet and computer support We support all flavors of Unix and Linux Support for Macintosh and Windows Support for computers, tablets and cellphones Intelligent and respectful Get everything working the way you want Expert instruction, by phone or email [Services]

Output: Technical Support


Input: [Features] Internet services are highly customizable Tell us what you want and we will set it up for you Make changes whenever you want No need to mess with complicated control panels [Services]

Output: On-Call Administration


Input: [Features] Product recommendations tailored to your needs Discuss the pros and cons of various options Make informed decisions Improve the quality of the services you choose We help you negotiate with your suppliers [Services]

Output: Technical Advocacy


Input: [Features] Safeguard your identity Recognize scams and poor investments Maintain privacy Backup and protect your data Computer and network security [Services]

Output: Security Consulting


Input: [Features] Use one computer or many Keep using your old equipment or buy new Mix and match Internet companies as you choose We’ll help you get it all working together [Services]

Output: Seamless Integration


Input: [Features] Have as many email addresses as you want Have as many mailboxes as you want Have as much space as you want Big attachments okay Artificial Intelligence spam blocking Standard email protocols for your choice of software Email encrypted for privacy by default Works with any computer, tablet or cellphone [Services]

Output: Email


Input: [Features] You own your Internet addresses Example: email@yourdomain.com [Services]

Output: Private Domains


Input: [Features] Choose the names you want Works for email, web hosting, etc Example: email@subdomain.yourdomain.com [Services]

Output: Multiple Subdomains Custom Host Names


Input: [Features] Rename Internet addresses to be more convenient [Services]

Output: URL Shortening


Input: [Features] Assign permanent addresses to dynamic connections [Services]

Output: Dynamic Name Service


Input: [Features] All the space you need Easily design and edit your sites Secure access to all your data Public sites or private and secure Lots of options for ease and flexibility [Services]

Output: Web Hosting Blog Hosting File Hosting etc


Input: [Issue] Physical Damage [Policy#] Exchange/Refund as per your request [Type of Product]

Output: All

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Input: [Issue] Wrong product sent [Policy#] Exchange/Refund as per your request [Type of Product]

Output: All

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Input: [Issue] Different from description on Snapdeal [Policy#] Exchange/Refund as per your request [Type of Product]

Output: All

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Input: [Issue] Unhappy with the product quality [Policy#] Exchange/Refund as per your request (Not applicable for Electronics) [Type of Product]

Output: All (Excluding Electronics)

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Input: [Issue] Faulty or defective [Policy#] Exchange/Refund as per your request [Type of Product]

Output: Only Electronics

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Input: [Issue] Size/Fit change/faulty [Policy#] Alternate size or Refund as per your request (Not applicable for Electronics) [Type of Product]

Output: Only Clothing and Footwear

TrustPay - 100% Moneyback Guarantee - Snapdeal.com


Input: [Benefit] Increased Reliability [Description]

Output: Anycast improves reliability of DNS through the placement of multiple geographically dispersed servers at the same IP address. The redundancy of these DNS servers makes the service more highly available and reliable.

Anycast DNS - Part 1, Overview - ddiguru.com


Input: [Benefit] Load Balancing [Description]

Output: Dynamic layer 3 routing of Anycast IP Addresses will effectively load balance DNS queries especially over equal cost route paths.

Anycast DNS - Part 1, Overview - ddiguru.com


Input: [Benefit] Improved Performance [Description]

Output: Packets destined for Anycast DNS servers will be routed to the "nearest" server in the topology. This helps ensure that DNS clients are querying their local servers first before using remote servers based upon routing and topology.

Anycast DNS - Part 1, Overview - ddiguru.com


Input: [Benefit] Enhanced Security [Description]

Output: Geographically dispersed DNS servers that operate using the same IP address makes the DNS service more resilient to DoS and/or DDoS attacks because its much tougher to launch attacks on hosts that use duplicated IP address schemes that reside in different parts of the network.

Anycast DNS - Part 1, Overview - ddiguru.com


Input: [Benefit] Localized Impact of DoS Attacks [Description]

Output: Successfully launched DoS and/or DDoS attacks will typically be localized and only affect a portion of the entire Anycast DNS group.

Anycast DNS - Part 1, Overview - ddiguru.com


Input: [Benefit] Simplified Client Configuration [Description]

Output: Anycast DNS can dramatically simplify the configuration of all DNS client resolvers. It's possible to use the same nameserver IP Addresses for ALL DNS client resolvers. Configuring DHCP templates for dynamically configured hosts, as well as, imaging or hand-configuring static configured IP clients would be dramatically simplified.

Anycast DNS - Part 1, Overview - ddiguru.com


Input: [Benefit] Increased Availability [Description]

Output: A DNS Anycast server that becomes unavailable due to failure or routine maintenance will have very little impact on name resolution service because the service routes are withdrawn from the routing tables. Routing will divert this traffic to new alternate best path servers in the Anycast group.

Anycast DNS - Part 1, Overview - ddiguru.com


Input: [Project] autochown [Description]

Output: Monitor multiple directories using glob patterns and automatically adjust file ownership and permissions.


Input: [Project] fipolate [Description]

Output: Interpolate text files with variables through a fifo via user prompts.


Input: [Project] hexgrep [Description]

Output: versatile grep-like binary stream and file search tool


Input: [Project] lsgrp [Description]

Output: A simple command-line utility to list all members of a group.


Input: [Project] mimeo [Description]

Output: Open files by MIME-type or file name using regular expressions.


Input: [Project] ottools [Description]

Output: Tools for encrypting files with one-time pads.


Input: [Project] pkg_scripts [Description]

Output: A collection of pacman and package-related utilities.


Input: [Project] recollect [Description]

Output: Keep local copies of remote files updated.


Input: [Project] repoman [Description]

Output: The pacman of repository managers.


Input: [Project] serman [Description]

Output: Dialog-based systemd service management.


Input: [Project] svg2ggr [Description]

Output: Extract gradients from svg files and save them to Gimp gradient files (ggr).


Input: [Project] svn-export [Description]

Output: An svn export emulator with support for incremental exports.


Input: [Project] synclinks [Description]

Output: A tool that synchronizes hierarchies of symlinks.


Input: [Project] tex2png [Description]

Output: Convert TeX and LaTeX to PNG images.


Input: [Project] tiv [Description]

Output: A simple image viewer that displays images directly in the terminal.


Input: [Common features] Use strong encryption (256-bit Blowfish) [iVault for web] yes [Competition]

Output: some

iVault - Online password manager - and electronic safe


Input: [Common features] Organise your information in 43 predefined forms (also called "cards ") [iVault for web] yes [Competition]

Output: some

iVault - Online password manager - and electronic safe


Input: [Common features] Modify the existing field names according to your needs [iVault for web] yes [Competition]

Output: partial

iVault - Online password manager - and electronic safe


Input: [Common features] Associate the cards/forms with more than 53 exclusive built-in icons [iVault for web] yes [Competition]

Output: yes

iVault - Online password manager - and electronic safe


Input: [Common features] Organise your cards in different folders (also called "categories ") [iVault for web] yes [Competition]

Output: yes

iVault - Online password manager - and electronic safe


Input: [Common features] Import / Export data from CSV file [iVault for web] yes [Competition]

Output: some

iVault - Online password manager - and electronic safe


Input: [Common features] Search in cards [iVault for web] yes [Competition]

Output: yes

iVault - Online password manager - and electronic safe


Input: [Common features] Fieldnames and values are encrypted (competition may only encrypts the value!) [iVault for web] yes [Competition]

Output: some

iVault - Online password manager - and electronic safe


Input: [Name] ADSL Client [Download] adsl-client.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Set up a PPP client with the RP-PPPoE package.


Input: [Name] Apache Webserver [Download] apache.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Configure almost all Apache directives and features.


Input: [Name] BIND DNS Server [Download] bind8.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Create and edit domains, DNS records, BIND options and views.


Input: [Name] BSD Firewall [Download] ipfw.wbm.gz [Supports] FreeBSD and Mac OS X [Description]

Output: Configure a BSD firewall using IPFW, by creating and editing rules.


Input: [Name] Backup Configuration Files [Download] backup-config.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Perform manual or scheduled backups and restores of configuration files managed by Webmin modules.


Input: [Name] Bacula Backup System [Download] bacula-backup.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Configure Bacula to perform backups and restores manually or on schedule, for one or many systems.


Input: [Name] Bandwidth Monitoring [Download] bandwidth.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: View reports on bandwidth usage by host, port, protocol and time on a Linux system.


Input: [Name] Bootup and Shutdown [Download] init.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Setup scripts to be run at boot time from /etc/init.d or /etc/rc.local.


Input: [Name] CD Burner [Download] burner.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Burn data CDs from ISO images or selected directories.


Input: [Name] Change Language and Theme [Download] change-user.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Allows the current Webmin user to change his language, theme and possibly password.


Input: [Name] Change Passwords [Download] passwd.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Change the password of any user on the system.


Input: [Name] Cluster Change Passwords [Download] cluster-passwd.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Change passwords on multiple systems in a Webmin cluster at once.


Input: [Name] Cluster Copy Files [Download] cluster-copy.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Schedule the transfer of files from this server to multiple servers in a Webmin cluster.


Input: [Name] Cluster Cron Jobs [Download] cluster-cron.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Create scheduled Cron jobs that run on multiple servers simultaneously.


Input: [Name] Cluster Shell Commands [Download] cluster-shell.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Run commands on multiple servers at once.


Input: [Name] Cluster Software Packages [Download] cluster-software.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Install RPMs, debian and solaris packages across multiple servers from one source.


Input: [Name] Cluster Usermin Servers [Download] cluster-usermin.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Install and manage modules and themes across multiple Usermin servers.


Input: [Name] Cluster Users and Groups [Download] cluster-useradmin.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Create, update and delete users and groups across multiple servers. Unlike NIS, each server has its own passwd and group files which are remotely updated by this module.


Input: [Name] Cluster Webmin Servers [Download] cluster-webmin.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Install and manage modules, themes, users, groups and access control settings across multiple Webmin servers.


Input: [Name] Command Shell [Download] shell.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Execute shell commands and view their output.


Input: [Name] Custom Commands [Download] custom.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Create buttons to execute commonly used commands or edit files on your system.


Input: [Name] DHCP Server [Download] dhcpd.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Manage shared networks, subnets, hosts and groups for ISC DHCPD.


Input: [Name] Disk Quotas [Download] quota.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Setup and edit user or group disk quotas for local filesystems.


Input: [Name] Disk and Network Filesystems [Download] mount.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Mount filesystems and swap files usually configured in /etc/fstab or /etc/vfstab.


Input: [Name] Dovecot IMAP/POP3 Server [Download] dovecot.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Configure the Dovecot IMAP and POP3 mail retrieval server.


Input: [Name] Fail2Ban Intrusion Detector [Download] fail2ban.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Fail2ban protects your system from brute force attacks by detecting them and blocking their source IPs.


Input: [Name] Fetchmail Mail Retrieval [Download] fetchmail.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Configure the popular fetchmail program for automatically retrieving mail from other servers.


Input: [Name] File Manager [Download] file.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: View, edit and change permissions on files and directories on your system with a Windows-like file manager.


Input: [Name] Filesystem Backup [Download] fsdump.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Backup and restore filesystems using the dump and restore family of commands.


Input: [Name] Filter and Forward Mail [Download] filter.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Create rules to filter and forward incoming email.


Input: [Name] FirewallD [Download] firewalld.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Configure a Linux firewall using FirewallD, by editing allowed services and ports.


Input: [Name] GRUB Boot Loader [Download] grub.wbm.gz [Supports] Linux and SmartOS [Description]

Output: Configure the Linux GRUB boot loader to allow the selection of various operating systems and kernels at boot time.


Input: [Name] HTTP Tunnel [Download] tunnel.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Connect to another HTTP server via a tunnel through the Webmin server.


Input: [Name] Heartbeat Monitor [Download] heartbeat.wbm.gz [Supports] Linux and FreeBSD [Description]

Output: Configure the Heartbeat package for automatic server failover in a cluster.


Input: [Name] IPFilter Firewall [Download] ipfilter.wbm.gz [Supports] Only SmartOS [Description]

Output: Configure a firewall using the IPFilter package, by creating and editing rules.


Input: [Name] IPsec VPN Configuration [Download] ipsec.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Set up a client or server for an IPsec VPN using FreeSWAN.


Input: [Name] Initial System Bootup [Download] inittab.wbm.gz [Supports] Most operating systems [Description]

Output: Configure low-level services to be run at boot time, and select the initial runlevel.


Input: [Name] Jabber IM Server [Download] jabber.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Configure the multi-protocol Jabber messaging server.


Input: [Name] Kerberos5 [Download] krb5.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Configure the Kerberos 5 client on your system.


Input: [Name] LDAP Client [Download] ldap-client.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Configure your system as an LDAP client for users and groups.


Input: [Name] LDAP Server [Download] ldap-server.wbm.gz [Supports] All operating systems [Description]

Output: Manage the OpenLDAP server and objects in its database


Input: [Name] LDAP Users and Groups [Download] ldap-useradmin.wbm.gz [Supports] All except Windows [Description]

Output: Manage users and groups stored in an LDAP database, used for Unix, Samba and Cyrus IMAP authentication.


Input: [Name] Linux Firewall [Download] firewall.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Configure a Linux firewall using iptables. Allows the editing of all tables, chains, rules and options.


Input: [Name] Linux RAID [Download] raid.wbm.gz [Supports] Only Linux [Description]

Output: Create RAID 0, 1, 4, 5, 6, 10 and linear devices on a Linux system.