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M Van Emmerik - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • identifying Library functions in executable File using patterns
    Australian Software Engineering Conference, 1998
    Co-Authors: M Van Emmerik
    Abstract:

    Re-engineering from legacy executable (binary) Files is greatly facilitated by identifying and naming statically linked Library functions. This paper presents an efficient method for generating Files of patterns; each pattern is a transformation of the first several bytes of a Library function's executable code. Given a suitable pattern File, a candidate function can be identified in linear time. One pattern File is generated for each combination of compiler vendor, version and memory model (where applicable). The process of identifying these parameters in a given executable File also identifies the main function of the program, i.e. the start of the code written by the user. The pattern Files are produced automatically from a compiler's Library File in a few seconds, with no user intervention required. Due to various limitations, not all Library functions can be identified correctly; a small number will be either incorrectly identified or not identified. Optimal perfect hash functions are used to keep the pattern Files compact and efficient to process.

  • Australian Software Engineering Conference - Identifying Library functions in executable File using patterns
    Proceedings 1998 Australian Software Engineering Conference (Cat. No.98EX233), 1
    Co-Authors: M Van Emmerik
    Abstract:

    Re-engineering from legacy executable (binary) Files is greatly facilitated by identifying and naming statically linked Library functions. This paper presents an efficient method for generating Files of patterns; each pattern is a transformation of the first several bytes of a Library function's executable code. Given a suitable pattern File, a candidate function can be identified in linear time. One pattern File is generated for each combination of compiler vendor, version and memory model (where applicable). The process of identifying these parameters in a given executable File also identifies the main function of the program, i.e. the start of the code written by the user. The pattern Files are produced automatically from a compiler's Library File in a few seconds, with no user intervention required. Due to various limitations, not all Library functions can be identified correctly; a small number will be either incorrectly identified or not identified. Optimal perfect hash functions are used to keep the pattern Files compact and efficient to process.

Peter H. Barry - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • jpcalc a software package for calculating liquid junction potential corrections in patch clamp intracellular epithelial and bilayer measurements and for correcting junction potential measurements
    Journal of Neuroscience Methods, 1994
    Co-Authors: Peter H. Barry
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    Abstract The JPCalc program has been designed to graphically illustrate how junction potential contributions arise in various electrophysiological situations, to enable the magnitude and direction of those values to be readily calculated and to show clearly how the resultant appropriate corrections need to be applied to experimental measurements. In particular, the program covers the analysis of junction potential contributions and corrections in all the various different patch-clamp configurations (intact patches, inside-out patches, outside-out patches, whole-cell recording and perforated patches), intracellular recording, epithelial and bilayer measurements. It can also be used to correct experimental measurements designed to try to directly measure junction potentials and to compare both the magnitude and direction of such corrected measurements with their theoretical values. Although it is recommended that all of the above measurements be done with salt-filled electrodes or salt bridges, the program will allow the use of Ag/AgCl reference electrodes in direct contact with bathing solution in most situations. JPCalc also makes use of a Library File of mobility and valency data for about 30 ions which can be extended by the user. In addition to its value in correcting electrical measurements, the program with its graphical displays may also be of value in focusing discussion about the contribution of junction potentials to such measurements and in helping to design experiments to either minimize their contribution or to measure their values. The JPCalc program, designed for IBM-compatible computers with color or monochrome monitors, can also be run on Macintosh computers with SoftPC emulation software. 1

Manuela Frisoni - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • ANITA-2000 activation code package - updating of the decay data libraries and validation on the experimental data of the 14 MeV Frascati Neutron Generator
    EPJ Web of Conferences, 2016
    Co-Authors: Manuela Frisoni
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    ANITA-2000 is a code package for the activation characterization of materials exposed to neutron irradiation released by ENEA to OECD-NEADB and ORNL-RSICC. The main component of the package is the activation code ANITA-4M that computes the radioactive inventory of a material exposed to neutron irradiation. The code requires the decay data Library (File fl1) containing the quantities describing the decay properties of the unstable nuclides and the Library (File fl2) containing the gamma ray spectra emitted by the radioactive nuclei. The fl1 and fl2 Files of the ANITA-2000 code package, originally based on the evaluated nuclear data Library FENDL/D-2.0, were recently updated on the basis of the JEFF-3.1.1 Radioactive Decay Data Library. This paper presents the results of the validation of the new fl1 decay data Library through the comparison of the ANITA-4M calculated values with the measured electron and photon decay heats and activities of fusion material samples irradiated at the 14 MeV Frascati Neutron Generator (FNG) of the NEA-Frascati Research Centre. Twelve material samples were considered, namely: Mo, Cu, Hf, Mg, Ni, Cd, Sn, Re, Ti, W, Ag and Al. The ratios between calculated and experimental values (C/E) are shown and discussed in this paper.

  • updating of the libraries included in the anita 2000 code package on the basis of the jeff 3 1 1 radioactive decay data Library
    2014
    Co-Authors: Manuela Frisoni
    Abstract:

    Sommario ANITA-2000 is a code package for the activation characterization of materials exposed to neutro n irradiation released by ENEA at OECD-NEADB (NEA-1638). The package contains: a) the activation code ANITA-4M, based on the originaI code developed at CEC JRC Ispra, able to compute the radioactive inventory of a material exposed to neutro n irradiation, continuous or stepwise, b) two activation cross section libraries, c) the decay data Library (File "fll") containing the quantities describing the decay properties of unstable nuclides and d) the Library (File "fl2") containing the gamma ray spectra emitted by the radioactive nuclei in the ORNL-SCALE I8-y energy group structure. The data contained in the "fll" and "fl2" libraries of the ANIT A-2000 code package are based on the evaluated data Library FENDLlD-2.0. Taking into account a specific interest of ENEA and Ansaldo Nucleare, the ANITA-2000 "fll" and "fl2" libraries were updated on the basis ofthe JEFF-3. 1.l Radioactive Decay Data Library. This work required the setting up ofa series of proper interface codes in order to process and convert the JEFF-3.l.I evaluated decay data (in ENDF-6 standard format) into the format required by ANITA-4M code. A preliminary validation of the new libraries has been performed through the comparison of the ANIT A-4M calculations against measurements of electron-photon decay heat and activity of neutron activated materials from FNG (Frascati Neutron Generator) experiment.

Song Rong - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Development of embedded system GUI based on Qt/Embedded
    Mechanical & Electrical Engineering Magazine, 2009
    Co-Authors: Song Rong
    Abstract:

    Against some problems which exist in the current embedded graphical user interface(GUI) development,such as low efficiency in the operating,poor portability and so on,an embedded GUI development method based on Qt/Embedded was presented.Firstly,the construction technology of X11 virtual compiler platform and the implementation technology of cross-compile environment were described in details which were necessary in GUI development.Follow,the Qt Library File was cut,and the picture was displayed with chinese-characters in accordance with the specific embedded goal.In the end,the valid of the development method was proved based on Qt/Embedded through applications.

Wen Chang Lang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Development of Embedded System GUI Based on Qt/Embedded
    Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2011
    Co-Authors: Rong Song, Wen Chang Lang
    Abstract:

    Against some problems which exist in the current embedded graphical user interface development such as low efficiency in the operating, poor portability and so on. This paper brings up an embedded GUI development method based on Qt/Embedded. Firstly, the construction technology of X11 virtual compiler platform and the implementation technology of cross-compile environment are described in details which are necessary in GUI development. Secondly, the Qt Library File is cut, and the picture is displayed with Chinese-characters in accordance with the specific embedded goal. In the end, prove the valid of the development method based on Qt/Embedded through applications.