Pes 2008 Full Version For Pc Compressed
Gaia Shaw
So, I'm copying some curl commands from developer tools on Firefox and they often include the flag --compressed and even if removing it often makes command execute succesfully, my aim is to be able to run commands with this flag.
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Note by mod: Moved from original topic as this spawned a lengthy (but interesting) discussion
I also sadly screwed up the ordering in the move so the true top post is: KiCad will support compressed step and vrml models in the future
Please test the effect on loading times on Windows, it is possible that antivirus engines might try decompressing the entire library on the fly and make KiCad loading and installation even more painful
Like it or not Windows has weaknesses in dealing with opening huge numbers of files. KiCad developers should at least try not to make things worse.
If the compressed version is not slower, I am all for reducing the size, as 3D models will only increase in number
In computing there is always a tradeoff between size and computation effort. For 3d models we might just choose the former as a default and offer a script as i described for people who have the hard disc space and want the latter.
Compression should improve loading time from HDD for sure. Time for loading smaller size file and decompress it should be less than loading much bigger uncompressed file. As we all know small file occupy whole sector on disk so a massive numbers of files can waste some disk space as well. It will be good if Kicad could compress multiple files into one zip file, for example like jar files in java.
" Q: When will it be released?
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CA Scoping Tool is a downloadable, stand-alone tool provided in Excel format. It does not support import and export functionalities. Users should download the tool, save it as a master file, and create a new file each time they use the tool in their plants. After completing the data input, results can be printed or saved as a PDF file.
I have a gulp file that I use and it contains a process that creates a standard non-compressed .css file and a compressed .css file; I used to generate the compressed version simply by minifying the just generated non-compressed one, however this caused issues with mappings pointing to the non-compressed .css file rather than the .scss files since it never actually worked off the .scss files.
I found that gulp-cssnano was super slow so using gulp-clean-css can at least help speed things up. You can use gulp-if and a separate variables module to toggle some settings and call the same task twice. So it only calls rename and 'cssnano' if isProduction = true and liveReload if isProduction = false so you can use it with gulp-watch. I haven't tested this but it should work!
Anecdotally, I think the picture loads more quickly when hosted externally as interactions between the course package and the LMS cause slowdown even if the images are included in some (compressed) manner within the ZIP file.
I think ultimately, it would be great for files under a certain size (say 5mb) that we can disable compression, because I am using PNG and if the size of the image is between 512 and 1024px wide then evolve compresses it and the compressed images is more often than not, blurry.
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I am trying to create a compressed texture in CUDA, but am struggling to figure out the correct way of allocating the GPU array. Below is a complete example which results in a CUDA error 1: invalid argument on the cudaMallocArray call.
Unless you are using a datacenter GPU along with a known valid install of the compatibility libraries, the first thing I would do is upgrade your GPU driver install to one that is compatible with CUDA 11.5 (or 11.6, if you are using CUDA 11.6).
And the confusion over the error message may be due to a mixed/corrupted install of CUDA. If you have been installing various CUDA versions without proper care, or the history of your machine is uncertain, that may also be something to scrub.
after review by the dev team, it seems that the error 27 actually indicates an incorrect read mode setting. (The text for error 27 is admittedly confusing in light of this, and that is being looked at.)
For the size: I was trying to follow along here but I think I misinterpreted how to create the view descriptor since in my case above I am not reinterpreting uint4 and am just trying to create a properly typed texture to begin with.
pResViewDesc is an optional argument that specifies an alternate format for the data described by pResDesc, and also describes the subresource region to restrict access to when texturing. pResViewDesc can only be specified if the type of resource is a CUDA array or a CUDA mipmapped array.
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