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The documentation for kernel constants is very scattered and incomplete. The constants feature is awesome, it needs more love...

How important is this (1-5)?

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This is follow up of #1969 intended as a discussion on how this rule should behave.
It would be great if @jfoug and/or @magnumripper would join so we can battle it out and make it consistent between hashcat and john.

As I mentioned in the original report I assumed that given the input word foobar and the rule ef the mangled output should be FOobar. This is based on my first thought when

See #4243. We can use hccap/hccapx files, but normally I'd recommend using wpapcap2john if you do have a pcap at all. That, or (possibly even better) something from hcxtools which we could also mention (Zerobeat's hcxdumptool is the absolute best sniffer for WPA as well).

Tools such as gofmt are very useful for quickly cleaning reformatting code according to some coding style. I think we need the same for Futhark. It's a bit more complicated to do this for an expression-oriented language than a statement-oriented one, but there is prior art we can look at (like Brittany for Haskell).

While constructing futhark fmt i

There are several internal things that make Emu's performance potentially suboptimal. This issue is a place to discuss them.

• wgpu::Device::poll is used here and right now it blocks in an async context. I'm not sure what the solution is but there is some discussion [here](gfx-rs/wgpu-rs#214 (comment)

Images about preformance are missing in boost page documentation http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_61_0/libs/compute/doc/html/boost_compute/performance.html

The docs generated for #431 at https://mratsim.github.io/Arraymancer/pca.html have broken formatting:

• Upstream bug on the type:
  
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Hi, don't know if I am being stupid but are the values for the filters listed anywhere in documentation or source code?

For example if I want to find the min/max value for the Saturation filter so that I can apply these values to slider where can I find them? Had a look through the Filters folder in the framework but was unable to find any info.

Thanks

Checklist

• I've read the

Apart from improving the code examples, the following improvements are also required.

• perhaps a table with input combinations and corresponding output type for constant_t()

As soon as both futures 0.2 and tokio 0.2 begin to stabilize, create an example which could potentially double as a tutorial and that uses some basic asynchronous features.

The TornadoVM repository contains a module with several examples. Include more use cases for acceleration with TornadoVM, such as a graphical version for NBODY, filter for photography, block-chain. etc.

Running bench_cg. py from the examples, gives me this error:

python bench_cg.py
ArrayFire v3.6.2 (CUDA, 64-bit Linux, build dc38ef1)
Platform: CUDA Toolkit 10, Driver: 410.79
[0] Tesla K80, 11442 MB, CUDA Compute 3.7
-1- Tesla K80, 11442 MB, CUDA Compute 3.7
-2- Tesla K80, 11442 MB, CUDA Compute 3.7
-3- Tesla K80, 11442 MB, CUDA Compute 3.7

Testing benchmark functions...
Tracebac

It seems like the parameter names used to control AMG and solver settings are pretty different for the MPI vs. non-MPI versions of the runtime AMGCL interface. For example, in examples/mpi/solve_mm_mpi.cpp, we have

prm.put("local.coarsening.type", coarsening);
prm.put("local.relax.type",      relaxation);
prm.put("isolver.type",          iterative_solver);

but these parameters lik

Many builds with natives have support for maven classifiers (used to provide separate jars depending on OS). This reduces download size etc.

Please add this to aparapi-jni.

By mistake, the examples/ directory has a committed skeleton of a test program for the IPC CUDA features via our IPC wrappers. The program currently does nothing, but has a bunch of comments indicating what it should be able to do.

The code for this should be filled in. Of course, the problem is, "processes" are meaningless in C++. We would need to either assume a POSIX environment (perhaps