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• Change directory to fieldtrip, delete all Mex files in the src/ directory
• Edit src/ft_getopt.c and replace any mxErrMsgTxt to mexErrMsgTxt (notice the 'mex' instead of 'mx')
• Rename mxSerialize.c to mxSerialize.cpp (same for mxDeserialize)
• Edit those files, and replace the prototype declarations to:

// MX_API_VER has unfortunately not changed between R2013b and R2014a,
// so we use the new MATRIX_DLL_EXPORT_SYM as an ugly hack instead
#if defined(__cplusplus) && defined(MATRIX_DLL_EXPORT_SYM)
 namespace matrix{ namespace detail{ namespace noninlined{ namespace mx_array_api{

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#!/bin/bash

# create temporary directory and move to it
FOLDER=$(mktemp -d)
echo "Moving to folder $FOLDER"
cd $FOLDER

# create a 50M file
FILE=test.ntfs
echo "Creating empty file $FILE"

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/**
 * Singleton publish/subscribe hub.
 */
module.exports = (function() {

    const channel = {};
    const noset = new Set();

    return {
        publish: (name,data) => {

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am sheljohn on github.
• I am jhadida (https://keybase.io/jhadida) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASA5lXj8BvOyYA8en01OimcYim0sgaXQ-DNHYacTsjBkGgo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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# Take any version of Python that can import numpy, and run this in a terminal

D=$(mktemp -d)                      # temporary folder
pushd "$D"                          # move there 
mkdir foo                           # create subfolder
echo 'import numpy' >| foo/a.py     #   script a.py
echo 'x++' >| foo/math.py           #   script math.py (invalid)
python foo/a.py                     # run a.py
popd                                # leave temp folder

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import os, stat, math
import pwd, grp
from datetime import datetime

'''
Wrapper for os.stat_result, which contains all the information I usually need, 
in a form that is simple to interact with.

For example:

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Introduction

I actually found very few indications on the net to install Armadillo with OpenBLAS on Ubuntu, and I ran into problems when I tried to install the Ubuntu pre-build packages (using apt-get). So I decided to share my experience building the whole thing from scratch, hopefully this can serve as a step-by-step through the install.

Platform

As of writing this, I'm using Ubuntu desktop 14.04 with an Intel i7 4820k Ivy-Bridge E CPU.

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# Python 2, class
# Author: J.Hadida (jhadida87 at ggooglemail)

class ColorPrinter:
    """
    Usage:
    cprint = ColorPrinter()
    cprint.cfg('c','m','bux').out('Hello','World!')
    cprint.rst().out('Bye now...')