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using Microsoft.Win32;
using System;
using System.Linq;
using System.IO;
using System.Text;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
using VEF.Interfaces;
using VEF.Interfaces.Services;
using VEF.Model.Attributes;
using VEF;
using System.Windows.Controls;
using VEF.Model.Services;
using VEX.Core.Shared.ViewModel.UI;
using VEX.Model.UI;
using VEX.Core.View.UI;
using VEX.Interface.UI;
using VEX.Core.View.Components;
using DLL.NodeEditor.ViewModel;
using DLL.NodeEditor.Nodes;
using System.Windows.Media;
using VEX.Core.Shared.Service.Component;
using VEX.Core.Shared.ViewModel.Editor.AnimationNodes;

namespace VEX.Core.Shared.Handler.Components
{
    // [FileContent("EC Leser", "*.md", 1)]
    [NewContent("AnimationEditor", 1, "AnimationEditor")]
    public class AnimationEditorHandler : IContentHandler
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// The injected logger service
        /// </summary>
        private readonly ILoggerService _loggerService;

        /// <summary>
        /// The save file dialog
        /// </summary>
        private SaveFileDialog _dialog;

        /// <summary>
        /// Constructor of ECHandler - all parameters are injected
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="container">The injected container of the application</param>
        /// <param name="loggerService">The injected logger service of the application</param>
        public AnimationEditorHandler(ILoggerService loggerService)
        {
            _loggerService = loggerService;
            _dialog = new SaveFileDialog();
        }

        #region IContentHandler Members

        public ContentViewModel NewContent(object parameter)
        {
            var vm = VEFModule.UnityContainer.Resolve(typeof(AnimationEditorViewModel), "") as AnimationEditorViewModel;
            var model = VEFModule.UnityContainer.Resolve(typeof(AnimationEditorModel), "") as AnimationEditorModel  ;
            var view = VEFModule.UnityContainer.Resolve(typeof(AnimationEditorView), "") as AnimationEditorView;

            //Model details
            _loggerService.Log("Creating a new simple file using AnimationEditorHandler", LogCategory.Info, LogPriority.Low);

            //Clear the undo stack
            //   model.Document.UndoStack.ClearAll();

            //Set the model and view
            vm.SetModel(model);
            vm.SetView(view);
            vm.Title = "AnimationEditor";
            (vm.View as UserControl).DataContext = model;
            vm.SetHandler(this);
            model.SetDirty(true);

            model.SetLocation("AnimationEditorID:##:");

            IProjectTreeService pfExplorerService = VEFModule.UnityContainer.Resolve(typeof(IProjectTreeService), "") as IProjectTreeService;
            AnimationEditorManager AnimationEditorService = VEFModule.UnityContainer.Resolve(typeof(AnimationEditorManager), "") as AnimationEditorManager;
            AnimationEditorService.AnimationEditors.Add(model);

            model.GraphViewModel = view.GraphControl.DataContext as GraphViewModel;
            AnimationEditorService.AnimationEditors[0].GraphViewModel.AddElement<OutputNodeViewModel>(300, 200);

            PItem parent = null;

            if (pfExplorerService.SelectedItem != null)
                parent = pfExplorerService.SelectedItem;

            AnimationEditorModel newAnimationEditor = new AnimationEditorModel();
            newAnimationEditor.Parent = parent;

            if (pfExplorerService.SelectedItem != null)
                pfExplorerService.SelectedItem.Items.Add(newAnimationEditor);

            AnimationEditorService.AnimationEditors.Add(newAnimationEditor);
            //  AnimationEditorService.SelectedAnimationEditor = newAnimationEditor;
            newAnimationEditor.Open(-1);

            return vm;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Validates the content by checking if a file exists for the specified location
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="info">The string containing the file location</param>
        /// <returns>True, if the file exists and has a .md extension - false otherwise</returns>
        public bool ValidateContentType(object info)
        {
            string location = info as string;
            string extension = "";

            if (location == null)
            {
                return false;
            }

            extension = Path.GetExtension(location);
            return File.Exists(location) && extension == ".AnimationEditor";
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Opens a file and returns the corresponding MDViewModel
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="info">The string location of the file</param>
        /// <returns>The <see cref="MDViewModel"/> for the file.</returns>
        public ContentViewModel OpenContent(object info, object param)
        {
            var location = info as string;
            if (location != null)
            {
                AnimationEditorModel model = null;
                AnimationEditorViewModel vm = VEFModule.UnityContainer.Resolve(typeof(AnimationEditorViewModel), "") as AnimationEditorViewModel;
                var view = VEFModule.UnityContainer.Resolve(typeof(AnimationEditorView), "") as AnimationEditorView;

                try
                {
                  //  IAnimationEditorService AnimationEditorService = VEFModule.UnityContainer.Resolve(typeof(IAnimationEditorService), "") as IAnimationEditorService;
                    IProjectTreeService pfExplorerService = VEFModule.UnityContainer.Resolve(typeof(IProjectTreeService), "") as IProjectTreeService;

                    AnimationEditorManager AnimationEditorService = VEFModule.UnityContainer.Resolve(typeof(AnimationEditorManager), "") as AnimationEditorManager;

                    //          string[] split = Regex.Split(info.ToString(), ":##:");
                    //if (split.Count() == 2)
                    //{
                    //    string identifier = split[0];
                    //    string ID = split[1];
                    //    if (identifier == "AnimationEditorID")
                    //    {
                    var AnimationEditor = AnimationEditorService.AnimationEditors.Where(x => x.ContentID == info.ToString());
                    if (AnimationEditor.Any())
                    {
                        AnimationEditorService.SelectedAnimationEditor = AnimationEditor.First();
                        AnimationEditorService.SelectedAnimationEditor.Open(info);
                    }
                    else //new AnimationEditor
                    {
                        //    AnimationEditorModel newAnimationEditor = new AnimationEditorModel() { Name = "AnimationEditor NEW", ContentID = "AnimationEditorID:##:" };
                        // newAnimationEditor.Parent = parent;

                        if (pfExplorerService.SelectedItem is AnimationEditorModel)
                        {    // pfExplorerService.SelectedItem.Items.Add(newAnimationEditor);
                            var newAnimationEditor = pfExplorerService.SelectedItem as AnimationEditorModel;
                            if (newAnimationEditor != null)
                            {
                                AnimationEditorService.AnimationEditors.Add(newAnimationEditor);
                                //  AnimationEditorService.SelectedAnimationEditor = newAnimationEditor;
                                newAnimationEditor.Open(-1);

                                model = newAnimationEditor;
                            }
                        }
                    }

                    //Model details
                    if (model == null)
                    {
                        model = VEFModule.UnityContainer.Resolve(typeof(AnimationEditorModel), "") as AnimationEditorModel;
                        AnimationEditorService.AnimationEditors.Add(model);
                    }

                    model.GraphViewModel = view.GraphControl.DataContext as GraphViewModel;
                    AnimationEditorService.AnimationEditors[0].GraphViewModel.AddElement<OutputNodeViewModel>(300, 200);

                    model.SetLocation(info);

                    //  model.SetLocation("AuftragID:##:" + info + "");

                    //      model.Document.Text = File.ReadAllText(location);
                    model.SetDirty(true);
                    //   }
                }

                catch (Exception exception)
                {
                    _loggerService.Log(exception.Message, LogCategory.Exception, LogPriority.High);
                    _loggerService.Log(exception.StackTrace, LogCategory.Exception, LogPriority.High);
                    return null;
                }

                //Clear the undo stack
                // model.Document.UndoStack.ClearAll();

                //Set the model and view
                vm.SetModel(model);
                vm.SetView(view);
                vm.Title = "AnimationEditorViewer";//model.nae  // Path.GetFileName("AnimationEditor gefunden");
                (vm.View as UserControl).DataContext = model;

                return vm;
            }
            return null;
        }

        public ContentViewModel OpenContentFromId(string contentId, object param)
        {
            //string[] split = Regex.Split(contentId, ":##:");
            //if (split.Count() == 2)
            //{
            //    string identifier = split[0];
            //    string path = split[1];
            //    if (identifier == "FILE" && File.Exists(path))
            //    {
            return OpenContent(contentId, param);
            //    }
            //}
            //return null;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Saves the content of the TextViewModel
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="contentViewModel">This needs to be a TextViewModel that needs to be saved</param>
        /// <param name="saveAs">Pass in true if you need to Save As?</param>
        /// <returns>true, if successful - false, otherwise</returns>
        public virtual bool SaveContent(ContentViewModel contentViewModel, bool saveAs = false)
        {
            var gameProjectViewModel = contentViewModel as AnimationEditorViewModel;

            if (gameProjectViewModel == null)
            {
                _loggerService.Log("ContentViewModel needs to be a AnimationEditorViewertViewModel to save details", LogCategory.Exception,
                                   LogPriority.High);
                throw new ArgumentException("ContentViewModel needs to be a AnimationEditorViewertViewModel to save details");
            }

            var gameProjectModel = gameProjectViewModel.Model as AnimationEditorModel;

            if (gameProjectModel == null)
            {
                _loggerService.Log("AnimationEditorViewertViewModel does not have a AnimationEditorViewertModel which should have the text",
                                   LogCategory.Exception, LogPriority.High);
                throw new ArgumentException("AnimationEditorViewertViewModel does not have a AnimationEditorViewertModel which should have the text");
            }

            var location = gameProjectModel.Location as string;

            if (location == null)
            {
                //If there is no location, just prompt for Save As..
                saveAs = true;
            }

            if (saveAs)
            {
                if (location != null)
                    _dialog.InitialDirectory = Path.GetDirectoryName(location);

                _dialog.CheckPathExists = true;
                _dialog.DefaultExt = "AnimationEditor";
                _dialog.Filter = "AnimationEditor files (*.AnimationEditor)|*.AnimationEditor";

                if (_dialog.ShowDialog() == true)
                {
                    location = _dialog.FileName;
                    gameProjectModel.SetLocation(location);
                    gameProjectViewModel.Title = Path.GetFileName(location);
                    try
                    {
                        //-----------------------------------
                        // Serialize Object
                        //-----------------------------------
                        //using (FileStream Str = new FileStream(location, FileMode.Create))
                        //{
                        //    XmlSerializer Ser = new XmlSerializer(typeof(CollectionOfIItem));
                        //    Ser.Serialize(Str, gameProjectModel.Items);
                        //    Str.Close();
                        //}

                        //####        gameProjectModel.SerializeObjectToXML();
                        //using (FileStream fs = new FileStream(location, FileMode.Open))
                        //{
                        //    System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer x = new System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer(gameProjectModel.GetType());
                        //    x.Serialize(fs, gameProjectModel);
                        //    fs.Close();
                        //}

                        gameProjectModel.SetDirty(false);
                        return true;
                    }
                    catch (Exception exception)
                    {
                        _loggerService.Log(exception.Message, LogCategory.Exception, LogPriority.High);
                        if (exception.InnerException != null) _loggerService.Log(exception.InnerException.Message, LogCategory.Exception, LogPriority.High);
                        _loggerService.Log(exception.StackTrace, LogCategory.Exception, LogPriority.High);
                        return false;
                    }
                }
            }
            else
            {
                try
                {
                    //-----------------------------------
                    // Serialize Object
                    //-----------------------------------
                    //####     gameProjectModel.SerializeObjectToXML();
                    //using (FileStream fs = new FileStream(location, FileMode.Open))
                    //{
                    //    System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer x = new System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer(gameProjectModel.GetType());
                    //    x.Serialize(fs, gameProjectModel);
                    //    fs.Close();
                    //}
                    IAnimationEditorService AnimationEditorService = VEFModule.UnityContainer.Resolve(typeof(IAnimationEditorService), "") as IAnimationEditorService;
                    AnimationEditorService.SelectedAnimationEditor.Save();

                    //  File.WriteAllText(location, gameProjectModel.Ser);
                    gameProjectModel.SetDirty(false);
                    return true;
                }
                catch (Exception exception)
                {
                    _loggerService.Log(exception.Message, LogCategory.Exception, LogPriority.High);
                    _loggerService.Log(exception.StackTrace, LogCategory.Exception, LogPriority.High);
                    return false;
                }
            }

            return false;

        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Validates the content from an ID - the ContentID from the ContentViewModel
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="contentId">The content ID which needs to be validated</param>
        /// <returns>True, if valid from content ID - false, otherwise</returns>
        public bool ValidateContentFromId(string contentId)
        {
            if (contentId == null)
                return false;

            string[] split = Regex.Split(contentId, ":##:");
            if (split.Count() == 2)
            {
                string identifier = split[0];
                string path = split[1];
                if (identifier == "AnimationEditorID") // && ValidateContentType(path)) no AnimationEditorID = new AnimationEditor
                {
                    return true;
                }
            }
            return false;
            //   return "AnimationEditorViewer" == contentId ? true : false;
        }

        #endregion
    }
}


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Swain v. Pemigewasset Power Co.
Swainv.Pemigewasset Power Co.
Supreme Court of New Hampshire MerrimackNov 6, 1912
85 A. 288 (N.H. 1912)
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In Swain v. Pemigewasset Power Co., 76 N.H. 498, 85 A. 288, 289, the Supreme Court of New Hampshire said: "The rights of riparian owners at common law to a beneficial use of the water of the river or stream passing through or adjacent to their lands are not open to serious doubt.
Summary of this case from California-Oregon Power v. Beaver Portland C
Decided November 6, 1912.
At common law, a riparian owner is entitled to a reasonable usufruct of the water of a stream passing through or adjacent to his premises, or of the power it is capable of developing in consequence of the natural configuration of the bed of the stream upon or opposite his land, and may maintain an action against a lower proprietor for the fair rental value of power appropriated by a wrongful flowing back of the water. The injuries to "land" for which damages may be assessed under the flowage act are not merely such as render the soil less capable of cultivation or physical occupation, but include all infringements upon the rights incidental and appurtenant to the full exercise of landed proprietorship. Upon a petition for the assessment of damages under the flowage act, a riparian owner may recover compensation for the impairment of undeveloped and unutilized water-power located upon his land, which results from a flowing back of the stream by a lower proprietor. The provision of the flowage act which gives to the owner of an existing mill a preferential right in the power of the stream upon which his establishment is located, on the ground of prior appropriation, does not relieve him of the obligation to indemnify another riparian proprietor for damages caused by a flowing back of the water. The measure of damages for a taking of undeveloped water-power by flowing back the water of the stream is the difference in the value of the plaintiff's land before the flowage and after.
PETITION, for the assessment of damages under the flowage act. The question raised by the demurrer is whether the plaintiff may recover damages for the flowing out or taking of the head or falls of the stream located upon her land, but which she has neither utilized nor developed. Transferred without a ruling from the October term, 1911, of the superior court by Pike, J.
George W. Stone and Martin Howe (Mr. Howe orally), for the plaintiff.
Niles Upton and Remick Jackson (Mr. Upton orally), for the defendant.
WALKER, J.
The rights of riparian owners at common law to a beneficial use of the water of the river or stream, passing through or adjacent to their lands, are not open to serious doubt. They are entitled to a reasonable usufruct of the water, or of the power it is capable of developing in consequence of the natural configuration of the bed of the stream opposite their respective lands. If at that place there is such a fall in the flow of the stream that it is capable of being utilized for the development of mechanical power by the erection of a dam and the usual appliances used in connection therewith, the riparian owner has a valuable interest in that natural condition of the stream, which is incident to his ownership of the land, extending ordinarily to the thread of the stream. In the absence of the mill act, the doctrine of the recent case of Electric Light Co. v. Jones, 75 N.H. 172, would seem to establish the proposition that he would be entitled to maintain an action for damages caused by the defendant's wrongful appropriation of his water-power. In that case it was held that a mill-owner who wrongfully flows back the water of a stream, and thereby obtains the use of power to which a proprietor above him is entitled, is liable to the latter for the fair rental value of the power so taken and used, although the latter was not using the power opposite his land and had no intention of doing so. The capacity of the land, in connection with a reasonable use of the water flowing over it, to generate power upon his premises was deemed to constitute a valuable right, which he could not be wrongfully deprived of without suffering substantial damage, for the recovery of which an action would lie against the wrongdoer. That this conclusion is a sound one is evident both upon principle and authority. Cowles v. Kidder, 24 N.H. 364; Wilder v. Clough, 55 N.H. 359; Concord Mfg. Co. v. Robertson, 66 N.H. 1, 19; Winnipiseogee etc. Co. v. Gilford, 67 N.H. 514; State v. Company, ante, 373, 376.
As at common law the defendant would be liable for the damages caused by its setting back the water of the river and retarding its flow over the plaintiff's land, the question arises whether the statute known as the flowage act, originally passed in 1868 (Laws 1868, c. 20; P. S., c. 142, ss. 12-17), has rendered such loss damnum absque injuria, when the act of retarding the flow of the water is no longer wrongful, but authorized by the statute for the promotion of manufacturing establishments. It is unnecessary to say that this is a question of legislative intention. Does the language of the act, legally interpreted, justify or require such a conclusion?
Section 12, chapter 142, Public Statutes, provides that "any person or corporation authorized by its charter so to do may erect and maintain on his or its land, or upon land of another with his consent, a water-mill, and a dam to raise the water for working it, or for creating a reservoir of water, and for equalizing the flow of the same, to its use, and to the use of the mills below, upon and across any stream not navigable, upon the terms and conditions, and subject to the regulations, hereinafter expressed." Section 13 is as follows: "If the land of any person shall be overflowed, drained, or otherwise injured by the use of such dam, and the damage or injury shall not, within thirty days after due notice thereof, be satisfactorily adjusted by the party erecting or maintaining the dam, either party may apply by petition to the supreme [superior] court . . . to have the damage that may have been or may be done thereby assessed." It is conceded that the defendant caused the water of the river to flow back in the exercise of the power conferred by section 12, and that the damages it is compelled to pay the plaintiff therefor, if any, are those contemplated in section 13. Dolbeer v. Company, 72 N.H. 562, 563. If plaintiff's "land" has been "injured by the use" of the defendant's dam, the defendant's demurrer should be overruled and the damages should be assessed.
If it is assumed that the damages provided for in the statute are confined to injuries to "the land," there is no purpose apparent in the statute to still further limit them to injuries which render the land less capable of cultivation or of physical occupation. "Land" is not used in a narrow or specially restrictive sense in the statute. It applies not merely to land as distinguished from water, but to land with all that is incidentally appurtenant to the full exercise of ownership. If the land is adapted by nature to some special or peculiar use, ownership of the land includes the right to devote it to that use. The damages the legislature had in mind were such as result from depriving the landowner of the ability to use his land to the best advantage in view of its location and natural adaptability. The plaintiff's right of landed ownership was as much infringed and appropriated by the defendant, who deprived her of the use of the water of the river, as it would have been if the water had overflowed her field or garden, or had flooded her dwelling-house; and the damage in the decreased value of her land might be much greater. Damage or injury to land, in a legal as well as in a practical sense, means an infringement of the owner's right to the use and possession of it. "If the right of indefinite user is an essential element of absolute property or complete ownership, whatever physical interference annuls this right takes `property' — although the owner may still have left to him valuable rights (in the article) of a more limited and circumscribed nature. He has not the same property that he formerly had. Then he had an unlimited right; now he has only a limited right. His absolute ownership has been reduced to a qualified ownership. Restricting A's unlimited right of using one hundred acres of land to a limited right of using the same land may work a far greater injury to A than to take from him the title in fee simple to one acre, leaving him the unrestricted right of using the remaining ninety-nine acres. Nobody doubts that the latter transaction would constitute a `taking of property.' Why not the former?" Eaton v. Railroad, 51 N.H. 504, 511, 512.
It is clear, then, that the petition alleges a taking by the defendant of the plaintiff's property in land — a taking from the plaintiff of her common-law right of using, whenever she might choose, the power of the stream as an incident of her ownership of the land. The land without this power might be of little value, while with it, it might be of very great value. The principal value of the plaintiff's real estate might consist in its natural availability for the development of water-power. To deprive her without her consent of this element of the value of her land, whether rightfully or wrongfully under the law, would be to deprive her pro tanto of her land; for the ownership of land in fee simple without the right to enjoy its use is a palpable contradiction of terms. It is inconceivable that the legislature intended to authorize one riparian owner to deprive another of the principal element of value in his land without compensation therefor; or that when it made it a condition of the right of flowage that damages should be paid for the injury to "the land" thus "overflowed, drained, or otherwise injured by the use of such dam," the taking and appropriation of the most valuable part of the landowner's interest in his real estate should be deemed damnum absque injuria when it consisted of undeveloped water-power. The language of the statute does not require such a construction. "Land" is there used in the sense of property in land, for the taking of which damages must be paid. Such, at least, is not an unreasonable construction of the word. This fact, in connection with the practical absurdity and injustice of confining the meaning within narrow, restricted, and unusual bounds, demonstrates that the legislature intended that the taking of undeveloped water-power by virtue of the statute should be regarded as an injury to the adjoining landowner's property in land, for which compensation must be made. Dolbeer v. Company, supra. Whether the statute is construed as authorizing the exercise of the power of eminent domain (Great Falls Mfg. Co. v. Fernald, 47 N.H. 444; Ash v. Cummings, 50 N.H. 591; Light Power Co. v. Hobbs, 72 N.H. 531, 533), or of the power of regulating the rights of riparian owners (Head v. Company, 113 U.S. 9), the result in this case is the same. In either view, compensation must be made for depriving one of his right of property in land, for such is the evident meaning of the statute. Knowing that a riparian proprietor might have valuable rights in the fall of the stream as an incident to his ownership of the land, the evidence is slight and somewhat visionary that the legislature attempted to authorize another riparian owner to deprive him of those rights without also providing for his reimbursement. Whether a statute of that import could be sustained need not be considered, since the statute in question was not intended to have that effect.
Cases that reach a different result, like Fuller v. Company, 16 Gray 43, and Cary v. Daniels, 8 Met. 466, cannot be followed in this state, where the intention of the legislature, ascertained as a fact from competent evidence, must be given full effect, and where it is in effect decided that at common law undeveloped water-power is a property right inherent in the ownership of the adjacent land. Electric Light Co. v. Jones, supra. Nor does the fact that the defendant has a statutory right to set the water back upon the plaintiff's land because of its prior appropriation of the power of the river upon its land (McMillan v. Noyes, 75 N.H. 258) indicate purpose on the part of the legislature to relieve it of the obligation to indemnify the plaintiff for depriving her of her valuable right to the reasonable use of the water opposite her land — a right incident to her ownership of the land. No doctrine of reasonableness arising from such prior appropriation transfers A's property, whether used by A or not, to the possession and use of B without compensation. In order to complete and protect its right of flowage, the defendant must pay the plaintiff for her property which it has appropriated.
It is urged in argument in behalf of the defendant that it would be difficult to assess the plaintiff's damages, that they are from the nature of the case problematical and visionary, and that their assessment would for that reason be impracticable. But without attempting to point out what evidence would be and what evidence would not be competent and admissible upon that question, we can discover no such inherent difficulty in reaching a conclusion upon it, that the amount of her damages could not be reasonably determined by the tribunal charged with that duty. The practical question would be: how much less was her land worth after the flowage than it was before? Wright v. Company, 75 N.H. 3, 6; Electric Light Co. v. Jones, supra, 182; Philbrook v. Company, 75 N.H. 599. The demurrer should be overruled.
Case discharged.
All concurred.

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UniStream Multi-touch Takes Home Top Prize!
Unitronics is proud to announce that the UniStream Multi-touch programmable logic controller is the Grand Winner of the 2018 Control Engineering Engineers' Choice Awards.
The Engineers' Choice Awards honor the top new control, instrumentation, and automation products, as voted by end-users. With over 80 finalists spanning more than 25 product categories, Unitronics faced tough competition from some of the leading names in the automation industry.
In order to clinch the Grand Winner title, the UniStream Multi-touch received the most votes of any finalist in any category. Unitronics is incredibly honored by this vote of confidence from our users and we hope to continue inspiring similar enthusiasm with every new product we offer.
The UniStream Multi-touch is an innovative programmable logic controller with an integrated 10.4-inch multi-touch HMI panel. Multi-touch technology allows users to incorporate gestures familiar from consumer devices; they can swipe between screen, pinch and zoom, or use long-touch to preview information. Multi-touch technology also enables two handed gestures that improve operational safety; for example, the machine builder can require the machine operator to press two buttons on the HMI simultaneously to start a machine or process, reducing the risk of user error or inadvertent activation.
Unitronics' strategy when developing products is to study market trends and review user feedback in order to create innovative new controllers that fill a real need in the market. Winning this Engineers' Choice Award confirms that we are succeeding at this goal.
Unitronics strives to provide the best possible user experience and industry-leading customer service. We are honored by the consistent, strong support from our end-users.


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Several weeks ago I posted a photo of this quilt up on the design wall. She's all finished now!
This was a custom order quilt designed to be similar to the quilt made by Amy Smart for her daughter. As I mentioned in a previous blog post, Amy just happened to have enough 4.5" squares leftover to create this quilt and I am SO very glad!
I loved working with all of these squares. Because they had been collected over time, they gave the quilt that heirloom feel.
Just as in the original quilt, the corners of the wide border are mitered – I love the look of that especially with the striped fabric.
This lovely quilt is on it's way to it's new home!
Linking up to Finish It Up Friday and Sew & Tell!
So pretty! I loved Amy's original, and your is equally fantastic. Love your smashing fabric, it completes the quilt. Gorgeous!
Sorry...did you follow a tutorial for the mitred corners? I love them, they are challenging for me, the few times I've tried them.
I love this- so pretty!! I bought some fabric squares in these colors from Amy about a year ago. Mine will just be for a baby quilt. Would you happen to know the name of the fabric you used for the borders? Love the look of the mitered corners but not sure if I can do that. Great job!:) Thanks!
Oh, the stripes were the perfect border. Wonderfully done!
It's beautiful and I, too, love the mitered corners. The colors, the fabrics, the design . . . love it all.
Such a beautiful quilt...love the colors!
It's simply beautiful! I love it!
Great colors and love the quilting!
Beautiful! I love the colors, and the delicate beauty. Nice work, sure to be loved and enjoyed!
Simply lovely. I am digging those fabrics!!
Which fabric is that? I'm so drawn to the reds/aquas right now.
PS - I love your mitred borders as well. I'm not brave enough for those yet!
Yay! It turned out so great! You even found the same stripe for the border! :) Awesome.
wannabequilter - the fabrics are all collected from several years and several lines of fabric. Sorry!


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Ice-T may have cleaned up his image since his days of performing "Cop Killer" but that doesn't mean the "Law and Order" star is ready to sit on a jury. The rapper and actor born Tracy Marrow reported to a Jersey City courthouse to fulfill his civic duty but was not chosen to serve.
"It really wasn't that bad," said the TV vet as he exited the jury pool room. "I went in and waited just like everybody else."
Though Ice-T is known for repping the West Coast in the rap game he is a native of Newark, NJ and didn't seem to pressed about sitting on a jury.
"I think they're going to dismiss me," he said outside the courthouse on Newark Avenue. "I think I would cause too much of distraction to the case."
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Mom injured in crash with log truck
CHIPLEY - An early morning mother and daughter drive was interrupted Thursday after a log crashed through their windshield, according to Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) reports.
Jennifer Weber, 39, and her 9-year-old daughter were driving south on State 77 near County 388 in a 2008 GMC Yukon at 6:15 a.m. behind an unidentified driver of a log truck. Weber told officers she was following close behind the truck but did not remember colliding with its rear before a log crashed through her windshield, according to the FHP report.
The driver of the log truck was unaware a collision occurred and continued traveling south on State 77. The driver is unknown, FHP reported. Weber veered to the right off of the roadway and came to final rest south of County 388.
No independent witnesses saw the collision, FHP said, but all available physical evidence supports that Weber collided into the log on the rear. No other portions of the car were damaged. Due to a lack of witnesses, no charges were made.
Weber was taken to Gulf Coast Medical Center with serious injuries.


text:
using namespace llvm;

static const char *BTFKindStr[] = {
#define HANDLE_BTF_KIND(ID, NAME) "BTF_KIND_" #NAME,
#include "BTF.def"
};

/// Emit a BTF common type.
void BTFTypeBase::emitType(MCStreamer &OS) {
  OS.AddComment(std::string(BTFKindStr[Kind]) + "(id = " + std::to_string(Id) +
                ")");
  OS.EmitIntValue(BTFType.NameOff, 4);
  OS.AddComment("0x" + Twine::utohexstr(BTFType.Info));
  OS.EmitIntValue(BTFType.Info, 4);
  OS.EmitIntValue(BTFType.Size, 4);
}

BTFTypeDerived::BTFTypeDerived(const DIDerivedType *DTy, unsigned Tag,
                               bool NeedsFixup)
    : DTy(DTy), NeedsFixup(NeedsFixup) {
  switch (Tag) {
  case dwarf::DW_TAG_pointer_type:
    Kind = BTF::BTF_KIND_PTR;
    break;
  case dwarf::DW_TAG_const_type:
    Kind = BTF::BTF_KIND_CONST;
    break;
  case dwarf::DW_TAG_volatile_type:
    Kind = BTF::BTF_KIND_VOLATILE;
    break;
  case dwarf::DW_TAG_typedef:
    Kind = BTF::BTF_KIND_TYPEDEF;
    break;
  case dwarf::DW_TAG_restrict_type:
    Kind = BTF::BTF_KIND_RESTRICT;
    break;
  default:
    llvm_unreachable("Unknown DIDerivedType Tag");
  }
  BTFType.Info = Kind << 24;
}

void BTFTypeDerived::completeType(BTFDebug &BDebug) {
  if (IsCompleted)
    return;
  IsCompleted = true;

  BTFType.NameOff = BDebug.addString(DTy->getName());

  if (NeedsFixup)
    return;

  // The base type for PTR/CONST/VOLATILE could be void.
  const DIType *ResolvedType = DTy->getBaseType();
  if (!ResolvedType) {
    assert((Kind == BTF::BTF_KIND_PTR || Kind == BTF::BTF_KIND_CONST ||
            Kind == BTF::BTF_KIND_VOLATILE) &&
           "Invalid null basetype");
    BTFType.Type = 0;
  } else {
    BTFType.Type = BDebug.getTypeId(ResolvedType);
  }
}

void BTFTypeDerived::emitType(MCStreamer &OS) { BTFTypeBase::emitType(OS); }

void BTFTypeDerived::setPointeeType(uint32_t PointeeType) {
  BTFType.Type = PointeeType;
}

/// Represent a struct/union forward declaration.
BTFTypeFwd::BTFTypeFwd(StringRef Name, bool IsUnion) : Name(Name) {
  Kind = BTF::BTF_KIND_FWD;
  BTFType.Info = IsUnion << 31 | Kind << 24;
  BTFType.Type = 0;
}

void BTFTypeFwd::completeType(BTFDebug &BDebug) {
  if (IsCompleted)
    return;
  IsCompleted = true;

  BTFType.NameOff = BDebug.addString(Name);
}

void BTFTypeFwd::emitType(MCStreamer &OS) { BTFTypeBase::emitType(OS); }

BTFTypeInt::BTFTypeInt(uint32_t Encoding, uint32_t SizeInBits,
                       uint32_t OffsetInBits, StringRef TypeName)
    : Name(TypeName) {
  // Translate IR int encoding to BTF int encoding.
  uint8_t BTFEncoding;
  switch (Encoding) {
  case dwarf::DW_ATE_boolean:
    BTFEncoding = BTF::INT_BOOL;
    break;
  case dwarf::DW_ATE_signed:
  case dwarf::DW_ATE_signed_char:
    BTFEncoding = BTF::INT_SIGNED;
    break;
  case dwarf::DW_ATE_unsigned:
  case dwarf::DW_ATE_unsigned_char:
    BTFEncoding = 0;
    break;
  default:
    llvm_unreachable("Unknown BTFTypeInt Encoding");
  }

  Kind = BTF::BTF_KIND_INT;
  BTFType.Info = Kind << 24;
  BTFType.Size = roundupToBytes(SizeInBits);
  IntVal = (BTFEncoding << 24) | OffsetInBits << 16 | SizeInBits;
}

void BTFTypeInt::completeType(BTFDebug &BDebug) {
  if (IsCompleted)
    return;
  IsCompleted = true;

  BTFType.NameOff = BDebug.addString(Name);
}

void BTFTypeInt::emitType(MCStreamer &OS) {
  BTFTypeBase::emitType(OS);
  OS.AddComment("0x" + Twine::utohexstr(IntVal));
  OS.EmitIntValue(IntVal, 4);
}

BTFTypeEnum::BTFTypeEnum(const DICompositeType *ETy, uint32_t VLen) : ETy(ETy) {
  Kind = BTF::BTF_KIND_ENUM;
  BTFType.Info = Kind << 24 | VLen;
  BTFType.Size = roundupToBytes(ETy->getSizeInBits());
}

void BTFTypeEnum::completeType(BTFDebug &BDebug) {
  if (IsCompleted)
    return;
  IsCompleted = true;

  BTFType.NameOff = BDebug.addString(ETy->getName());

  DINodeArray Elements = ETy->getElements();
  for (const auto Element : Elements) {
    const auto *Enum = cast<DIEnumerator>(Element);

    struct BTF::BTFEnum BTFEnum;
    BTFEnum.NameOff = BDebug.addString(Enum->getName());
    // BTF enum value is 32bit, enforce it.
    BTFEnum.Val = static_cast<uint32_t>(Enum->getValue());
    EnumValues.push_back(BTFEnum);
  }
}

void BTFTypeEnum::emitType(MCStreamer &OS) {
  BTFTypeBase::emitType(OS);
  for (const auto &Enum : EnumValues) {
    OS.EmitIntValue(Enum.NameOff, 4);
    OS.EmitIntValue(Enum.Val, 4);
  }
}

BTFTypeArray::BTFTypeArray(uint32_t ElemTypeId, uint32_t NumElems) {
  Kind = BTF::BTF_KIND_ARRAY;
  BTFType.NameOff = 0;
  BTFType.Info = Kind << 24;
  BTFType.Size = 0;

  ArrayInfo.ElemType = ElemTypeId;
  ArrayInfo.Nelems = NumElems;
}

/// Represent a BTF array.
void BTFTypeArray::completeType(BTFDebug &BDebug) {
  if (IsCompleted)
    return;
  IsCompleted = true;

  // The IR does not really have a type for the index.
  // A special type for array index should have been
  // created during initial type traversal. Just
  // retrieve that type id.
  ArrayInfo.IndexType = BDebug.getArrayIndexTypeId();
}

void BTFTypeArray::emitType(MCStreamer &OS) {
  BTFTypeBase::emitType(OS);
  OS.EmitIntValue(ArrayInfo.ElemType, 4);
  OS.EmitIntValue(ArrayInfo.IndexType, 4);
  OS.EmitIntValue(ArrayInfo.Nelems, 4);
}

/// Represent either a struct or a union.
BTFTypeStruct::BTFTypeStruct(const DICompositeType *STy, bool IsStruct,
                             bool HasBitField, uint32_t Vlen)
    : STy(STy), HasBitField(HasBitField) {
  Kind = IsStruct ? BTF::BTF_KIND_STRUCT : BTF::BTF_KIND_UNION;
  BTFType.Size = roundupToBytes(STy->getSizeInBits());
  BTFType.Info = (HasBitField << 31) | (Kind << 24) | Vlen;
}

void BTFTypeStruct::completeType(BTFDebug &BDebug) {
  if (IsCompleted)
    return;
  IsCompleted = true;

  BTFType.NameOff = BDebug.addString(STy->getName());

  // Add struct/union members.
  const DINodeArray Elements = STy->getElements();
  for (const auto *Element : Elements) {
    struct BTF::BTFMember BTFMember;
    const auto *DDTy = cast<DIDerivedType>(Element);

    BTFMember.NameOff = BDebug.addString(DDTy->getName());
    if (HasBitField) {
      uint8_t BitFieldSize = DDTy->isBitField() ? DDTy->getSizeInBits() : 0;
      BTFMember.Offset = BitFieldSize << 24 | DDTy->getOffsetInBits();
    } else {
      BTFMember.Offset = DDTy->getOffsetInBits();
    }
    const auto *BaseTy = DDTy->getBaseType();
    BTFMember.Type = BDebug.getTypeId(BaseTy);
    Members.push_back(BTFMember);
  }
}

void BTFTypeStruct::emitType(MCStreamer &OS) {
  BTFTypeBase::emitType(OS);
  for (const auto &Member : Members) {
    OS.EmitIntValue(Member.NameOff, 4);
    OS.EmitIntValue(Member.Type, 4);
    OS.AddComment("0x" + Twine::utohexstr(Member.Offset));
    OS.EmitIntValue(Member.Offset, 4);
  }
}

std::string BTFTypeStruct::getName() { return STy->getName(); }

/// The Func kind represents both subprogram and pointee of function
/// pointers. If the FuncName is empty, it represents a pointee of function
/// pointer. Otherwise, it represents a subprogram. The func arg names
/// are empty for pointee of function pointer case, and are valid names
/// for subprogram.
BTFTypeFuncProto::BTFTypeFuncProto(
    const DISubroutineType *STy, uint32_t VLen,
    const std::unordered_map<uint32_t, StringRef> &FuncArgNames)
    : STy(STy), FuncArgNames(FuncArgNames) {
  Kind = BTF::BTF_KIND_FUNC_PROTO;
  BTFType.Info = (Kind << 24) | VLen;
}

void BTFTypeFuncProto::completeType(BTFDebug &BDebug) {
  if (IsCompleted)
    return;
  IsCompleted = true;

  DITypeRefArray Elements = STy->getTypeArray();
  auto RetType = Elements[0];
  BTFType.Type = RetType ? BDebug.getTypeId(RetType) : 0;
  BTFType.NameOff = 0;

  // For null parameter which is typically the last one
  // to represent the vararg, encode the NameOff/Type to be 0.
  for (unsigned I = 1, N = Elements.size(); I < N; ++I) {
    struct BTF::BTFParam Param;
    auto Element = Elements[I];
    if (Element) {
      Param.NameOff = BDebug.addString(FuncArgNames[I]);
      Param.Type = BDebug.getTypeId(Element);
    } else {
      Param.NameOff = 0;
      Param.Type = 0;
    }
    Parameters.push_back(Param);
  }
}

void BTFTypeFuncProto::emitType(MCStreamer &OS) {
  BTFTypeBase::emitType(OS);
  for (const auto &Param : Parameters) {
    OS.EmitIntValue(Param.NameOff, 4);
    OS.EmitIntValue(Param.Type, 4);
  }
}

BTFTypeFunc::BTFTypeFunc(StringRef FuncName, uint32_t ProtoTypeId)
    : Name(FuncName) {
  Kind = BTF::BTF_KIND_FUNC;
  BTFType.Info = Kind << 24;
  BTFType.Type = ProtoTypeId;
}

void BTFTypeFunc::completeType(BTFDebug &BDebug) {
  if (IsCompleted)
    return;
  IsCompleted = true;

  BTFType.NameOff = BDebug.addString(Name);
}

void BTFTypeFunc::emitType(MCStreamer &OS) { BTFTypeBase::emitType(OS); }

BTFKindVar::BTFKindVar(StringRef VarName, uint32_t TypeId, uint32_t VarInfo)
    : Name(VarName) {
  Kind = BTF::BTF_KIND_VAR;
  BTFType.Info = Kind << 24;
  BTFType.Type = TypeId;
  Info = VarInfo;
}

void BTFKindVar::completeType(BTFDebug &BDebug) {
  BTFType.NameOff = BDebug.addString(Name);
}

void BTFKindVar::emitType(MCStreamer &OS) {
  BTFTypeBase::emitType(OS);
  OS.EmitIntValue(Info, 4);
}

BTFKindDataSec::BTFKindDataSec(AsmPrinter *AsmPrt, std::string SecName)
    : Asm(AsmPrt), Name(SecName) {
  Kind = BTF::BTF_KIND_DATASEC;
  BTFType.Info = Kind << 24;
  BTFType.Size = 0;
}

void BTFKindDataSec::completeType(BTFDebug &BDebug) {
  BTFType.NameOff = BDebug.addString(Name);
  BTFType.Info |= Vars.size();
}

void BTFKindDataSec::emitType(MCStreamer &OS) {
  BTFTypeBase::emitType(OS);

  for (const auto &V : Vars) {
    OS.EmitIntValue(std::get<0>(V), 4);
    Asm->EmitLabelReference(std::get<1>(V), 4);
    OS.EmitIntValue(std::get<2>(V), 4);
  }
}

uint32_t BTFStringTable::addString(StringRef S) {
  // Check whether the string already exists.
  for (auto &OffsetM : OffsetToIdMap) {
    if (Table[OffsetM.second] == S)
      return OffsetM.first;
  }
  // Not find, add to the string table.
  uint32_t Offset = Size;
  OffsetToIdMap[Offset] = Table.size();
  Table.push_back(S);
  Size += S.size() + 1;
  return Offset;
}

BTFDebug::BTFDebug(AsmPrinter *AP)
    : DebugHandlerBase(AP), OS(*Asm->OutStreamer), SkipInstruction(false),
      LineInfoGenerated(false), SecNameOff(0), ArrayIndexTypeId(0),
      MapDefNotCollected(true) {
  addString("\0");
}

uint32_t BTFDebug::addType(std::unique_ptr<BTFTypeBase> TypeEntry,
                           const DIType *Ty) {
  TypeEntry->setId(TypeEntries.size() + 1);
  uint32_t Id = TypeEntry->getId();
  DIToIdMap[Ty] = Id;
  TypeEntries.push_back(std::move(TypeEntry));
  return Id;
}

uint32_t BTFDebug::addType(std::unique_ptr<BTFTypeBase> TypeEntry) {
  TypeEntry->setId(TypeEntries.size() + 1);
  uint32_t Id = TypeEntry->getId();
  TypeEntries.push_back(std::move(TypeEntry));
  return Id;
}

void BTFDebug::visitBasicType(const DIBasicType *BTy, uint32_t &TypeId) {
  // Only int types are supported in BTF.
  uint32_t Encoding = BTy->getEncoding();
  if (Encoding != dwarf::DW_ATE_boolean && Encoding != dwarf::DW_ATE_signed &&
      Encoding != dwarf::DW_ATE_signed_char &&
      Encoding != dwarf::DW_ATE_unsigned &&
      Encoding != dwarf::DW_ATE_unsigned_char)
    return;

  // Create a BTF type instance for this DIBasicType and put it into
  // DIToIdMap for cross-type reference check.
  auto TypeEntry = std::make_unique<BTFTypeInt>(
      Encoding, BTy->getSizeInBits(), BTy->getOffsetInBits(), BTy->getName());
  TypeId = addType(std::move(TypeEntry), BTy);
}

/// Handle subprogram or subroutine types.
void BTFDebug::visitSubroutineType(
    const DISubroutineType *STy, bool ForSubprog,
    const std::unordered_map<uint32_t, StringRef> &FuncArgNames,
    uint32_t &TypeId) {
  DITypeRefArray Elements = STy->getTypeArray();
  uint32_t VLen = Elements.size() - 1;
  if (VLen > BTF::MAX_VLEN)
    return;

  // Subprogram has a valid non-zero-length name, and the pointee of
  // a function pointer has an empty name. The subprogram type will
  // not be added to DIToIdMap as it should not be referenced by
  // any other types.
  auto TypeEntry = std::make_unique<BTFTypeFuncProto>(STy, VLen, FuncArgNames);
  if (ForSubprog)
    TypeId = addType(std::move(TypeEntry)); // For subprogram
  else
    TypeId = addType(std::move(TypeEntry), STy); // For func ptr

  // Visit return type and func arg types.
  for (const auto Element : Elements) {
    visitTypeEntry(Element);
  }
}

/// Handle structure/union types.
void BTFDebug::visitStructType(const DICompositeType *CTy, bool IsStruct,
                               uint32_t &TypeId) {
  const DINodeArray Elements = CTy->getElements();
  uint32_t VLen = Elements.size();
  if (VLen > BTF::MAX_VLEN)
    return;

  // Check whether we have any bitfield members or not
  bool HasBitField = false;
  for (const auto *Element : Elements) {
    auto E = cast<DIDerivedType>(Element);
    if (E->isBitField()) {
      HasBitField = true;
      break;
    }
  }

  auto TypeEntry =
      std::make_unique<BTFTypeStruct>(CTy, IsStruct, HasBitField, VLen);
  StructTypes.push_back(TypeEntry.get());
  TypeId = addType(std::move(TypeEntry), CTy);

  // Visit all struct members.
  for (const auto *Element : Elements)
    visitTypeEntry(cast<DIDerivedType>(Element));
}

void BTFDebug::visitArrayType(const DICompositeType *CTy, uint32_t &TypeId) {
  // Visit array element type.
  uint32_t ElemTypeId;
  const DIType *ElemType = CTy->getBaseType();
  visitTypeEntry(ElemType, ElemTypeId, false, false);

  // Visit array dimensions.
  DINodeArray Elements = CTy->getElements();
  for (int I = Elements.size() - 1; I >= 0; --I) {
    if (auto *Element = dyn_cast_or_null<DINode>(Elements[I]))
      if (Element->getTag() == dwarf::DW_TAG_subrange_type) {
        const DISubrange *SR = cast<DISubrange>(Element);
        auto *CI = SR->getCount().dyn_cast<ConstantInt *>();
        int64_t Count = CI->getSExtValue();

        // For struct s { int b; char c[]; }, the c[] will be represented
        // as an array with Count = -1.
        auto TypeEntry =
            std::make_unique<BTFTypeArray>(ElemTypeId,
                Count >= 0 ? Count : 0);
        if (I == 0)
          ElemTypeId = addType(std::move(TypeEntry), CTy);
        else
          ElemTypeId = addType(std::move(TypeEntry));
      }
  }

  // The array TypeId is the type id of the outermost dimension.
  TypeId = ElemTypeId;

  // The IR does not have a type for array index while BTF wants one.
  // So create an array index type if there is none.
  if (!ArrayIndexTypeId) {
    auto TypeEntry = std::make_unique<BTFTypeInt>(dwarf::DW_ATE_unsigned, 32,
                                                   0, "__ARRAY_SIZE_TYPE__");
    ArrayIndexTypeId = addType(std::move(TypeEntry));
  }
}

void BTFDebug::visitEnumType(const DICompositeType *CTy, uint32_t &TypeId) {
  DINodeArray Elements = CTy->getElements();
  uint32_t VLen = Elements.size();
  if (VLen > BTF::MAX_VLEN)
    return;

  auto TypeEntry = std::make_unique<BTFTypeEnum>(CTy, VLen);
  TypeId = addType(std::move(TypeEntry), CTy);
  // No need to visit base type as BTF does not encode it.
}

/// Handle structure/union forward declarations.
void BTFDebug::visitFwdDeclType(const DICompositeType *CTy, bool IsUnion,
                                uint32_t &TypeId) {
  auto TypeEntry = std::make_unique<BTFTypeFwd>(CTy->getName(), IsUnion);
  TypeId = addType(std::move(TypeEntry), CTy);
}

/// Handle structure, union, array and enumeration types.
void BTFDebug::visitCompositeType(const DICompositeType *CTy,
                                  uint32_t &TypeId) {
  auto Tag = CTy->getTag();
  if (Tag == dwarf::DW_TAG_structure_type || Tag == dwarf::DW_TAG_union_type) {
    // Handle forward declaration differently as it does not have members.
    if (CTy->isForwardDecl())
      visitFwdDeclType(CTy, Tag == dwarf::DW_TAG_union_type, TypeId);
    else
      visitStructType(CTy, Tag == dwarf::DW_TAG_structure_type, TypeId);
  } else if (Tag == dwarf::DW_TAG_array_type)
    visitArrayType(CTy, TypeId);
  else if (Tag == dwarf::DW_TAG_enumeration_type)
    visitEnumType(CTy, TypeId);
}

/// Handle pointer, typedef, const, volatile, restrict and member types.
void BTFDebug::visitDerivedType(const DIDerivedType *DTy, uint32_t &TypeId,
                                bool CheckPointer, bool SeenPointer) {
  unsigned Tag = DTy->getTag();

  /// Try to avoid chasing pointees, esp. structure pointees which may
  /// unnecessary bring in a lot of types.
  if (CheckPointer && !SeenPointer) {
    SeenPointer = Tag == dwarf::DW_TAG_pointer_type;
  }

  if (CheckPointer && SeenPointer) {
    const DIType *Base = DTy->getBaseType();
    if (Base) {
      if (const auto *CTy = dyn_cast<DICompositeType>(Base)) {
        auto CTag = CTy->getTag();
        if ((CTag == dwarf::DW_TAG_structure_type ||
             CTag == dwarf::DW_TAG_union_type) &&
            !CTy->isForwardDecl()) {
          /// Find a candidate, generate a fixup. Later on the struct/union
          /// pointee type will be replaced with either a real type or
          /// a forward declaration.
          auto TypeEntry = std::make_unique<BTFTypeDerived>(DTy, Tag, true);
          auto &Fixup = FixupDerivedTypes[CTy->getName()];
          Fixup.first = CTag == dwarf::DW_TAG_union_type;
          Fixup.second.push_back(TypeEntry.get());
          TypeId = addType(std::move(TypeEntry), DTy);
          return;
        }
      }
    }
  }

  if (Tag == dwarf::DW_TAG_pointer_type || Tag == dwarf::DW_TAG_typedef ||
      Tag == dwarf::DW_TAG_const_type || Tag == dwarf::DW_TAG_volatile_type ||
      Tag == dwarf::DW_TAG_restrict_type) {
    auto TypeEntry = std::make_unique<BTFTypeDerived>(DTy, Tag, false);
    TypeId = addType(std::move(TypeEntry), DTy);
  } else if (Tag != dwarf::DW_TAG_member) {
    return;
  }

  // Visit base type of pointer, typedef, const, volatile, restrict or
  // struct/union member.
  uint32_t TempTypeId = 0;
  if (Tag == dwarf::DW_TAG_member)
    visitTypeEntry(DTy->getBaseType(), TempTypeId, true, false);
  else
    visitTypeEntry(DTy->getBaseType(), TempTypeId, CheckPointer, SeenPointer);
}

void BTFDebug::visitTypeEntry(const DIType *Ty, uint32_t &TypeId,
                              bool CheckPointer, bool SeenPointer) {
  if (!Ty || DIToIdMap.find(Ty) != DIToIdMap.end()) {
    TypeId = DIToIdMap[Ty];
    return;
  }

  if (const auto *BTy = dyn_cast<DIBasicType>(Ty))
    visitBasicType(BTy, TypeId);
  else if (const auto *STy = dyn_cast<DISubroutineType>(Ty))
    visitSubroutineType(STy, false, std::unordered_map<uint32_t, StringRef>(),
                        TypeId);
  else if (const auto *CTy = dyn_cast<DICompositeType>(Ty))
    visitCompositeType(CTy, TypeId);
  else if (const auto *DTy = dyn_cast<DIDerivedType>(Ty))
    visitDerivedType(DTy, TypeId, CheckPointer, SeenPointer);
  else
    llvm_unreachable("Unknown DIType");
}

void BTFDebug::visitTypeEntry(const DIType *Ty) {
  uint32_t TypeId;
  visitTypeEntry(Ty, TypeId, false, false);
}

void BTFDebug::visitMapDefType(const DIType *Ty, uint32_t &TypeId) {
  if (!Ty || DIToIdMap.find(Ty) != DIToIdMap.end()) {
    TypeId = DIToIdMap[Ty];
    return;
  }

  // MapDef type is a struct type
  const auto *CTy = dyn_cast<DICompositeType>(Ty);
  if (!CTy)
    return;

  auto Tag = CTy->getTag();
  if (Tag != dwarf::DW_TAG_structure_type || CTy->isForwardDecl())
    return;

  // Record this type
  const DINodeArray Elements = CTy->getElements();
  bool HasBitField = false;
  for (const auto *Element : Elements) {
    auto E = cast<DIDerivedType>(Element);
    if (E->isBitField()) {
      HasBitField = true;
      break;
    }
  }

  auto TypeEntry =
      std::make_unique<BTFTypeStruct>(CTy, true, HasBitField, Elements.size());
  StructTypes.push_back(TypeEntry.get());
  TypeId = addType(std::move(TypeEntry), CTy);

  // Visit all struct members
  for (const auto *Element : Elements) {
    const auto *MemberType = cast<DIDerivedType>(Element);
    visitTypeEntry(MemberType->getBaseType());
  }
}

/// Read file contents from the actual file or from the source
std::string BTFDebug::populateFileContent(const DISubprogram *SP) {
  auto File = SP->getFile();
  std::string FileName;

  if (!File->getFilename().startswith("/") && File->getDirectory().size())
    FileName = File->getDirectory().str() + "/" + File->getFilename().str();
  else
    FileName = File->getFilename();

  // No need to populate the contends if it has been populated!
  if (FileContent.find(FileName) != FileContent.end())
    return FileName;

  std::vector<std::string> Content;
  std::string Line;
  Content.push_back(Line); // Line 0 for empty string

  std::unique_ptr<MemoryBuffer> Buf;
  auto Source = File->getSource();
  if (Source)
    Buf = MemoryBuffer::getMemBufferCopy(*Source);
  else if (ErrorOr<std::unique_ptr<MemoryBuffer>> BufOrErr =
               MemoryBuffer::getFile(FileName))
    Buf = std::move(*BufOrErr);
  if (Buf)
    for (line_iterator I(*Buf, false), E; I != E; ++I)
      Content.push_back(*I);

  FileContent[FileName] = Content;
  return FileName;
}

void BTFDebug::constructLineInfo(const DISubprogram *SP, MCSymbol *Label,
                                 uint32_t Line, uint32_t Column) {
  std::string FileName = populateFileContent(SP);
  BTFLineInfo LineInfo;

  LineInfo.Label = Label;
  LineInfo.FileNameOff = addString(FileName);
  // If file content is not available, let LineOff = 0.
  if (Line < FileContent[FileName].size())
    LineInfo.LineOff = addString(FileContent[FileName][Line]);
  else
    LineInfo.LineOff = 0;
  LineInfo.LineNum = Line;
  LineInfo.ColumnNum = Column;
  LineInfoTable[SecNameOff].push_back(LineInfo);
}

void BTFDebug::emitCommonHeader() {
  OS.AddComment("0x" + Twine::utohexstr(BTF::MAGIC));
  OS.EmitIntValue(BTF::MAGIC, 2);
  OS.EmitIntValue(BTF::VERSION, 1);
  OS.EmitIntValue(0, 1);
}

void BTFDebug::emitBTFSection() {
  // Do not emit section if no types and only "" string.
  if (!TypeEntries.size() && StringTable.getSize() == 1)
    return;

  MCContext &Ctx = OS.getContext();
  OS.SwitchSection(Ctx.getELFSection(".BTF", ELF::SHT_PROGBITS, 0));

  // Emit header.
  emitCommonHeader();
  OS.EmitIntValue(BTF::HeaderSize, 4);

  uint32_t TypeLen = 0, StrLen;
  for (const auto &TypeEntry : TypeEntries)
    TypeLen += TypeEntry->getSize();
  StrLen = StringTable.getSize();

  OS.EmitIntValue(0, 4);
  OS.EmitIntValue(TypeLen, 4);
  OS.EmitIntValue(TypeLen, 4);
  OS.EmitIntValue(StrLen, 4);

  // Emit type table.
  for (const auto &TypeEntry : TypeEntries)
    TypeEntry->emitType(OS);

  // Emit string table.
  uint32_t StringOffset = 0;
  for (const auto &S : StringTable.getTable()) {
    OS.AddComment("string offset=" + std::to_string(StringOffset));
    OS.EmitBytes(S);
    OS.EmitBytes(StringRef("\0", 1));
    StringOffset += S.size() + 1;
  }
}

void BTFDebug::emitBTFExtSection() {
  // Do not emit section if empty FuncInfoTable and LineInfoTable.
  if (!FuncInfoTable.size() && !LineInfoTable.size() &&
      !OffsetRelocTable.size() && !ExternRelocTable.size())
    return;

  MCContext &Ctx = OS.getContext();
  OS.SwitchSection(Ctx.getELFSection(".BTF.ext", ELF::SHT_PROGBITS, 0));

  // Emit header.
  emitCommonHeader();
  OS.EmitIntValue(BTF::ExtHeaderSize, 4);

  // Account for FuncInfo/LineInfo record size as well.
  uint32_t FuncLen = 4, LineLen = 4;
  // Do not account for optional OffsetReloc/ExternReloc.
  uint32_t OffsetRelocLen = 0, ExternRelocLen = 0;
  for (const auto &FuncSec : FuncInfoTable) {
    FuncLen += BTF::SecFuncInfoSize;
    FuncLen += FuncSec.second.size() * BTF::BPFFuncInfoSize;
  }
  for (const auto &LineSec : LineInfoTable) {
    LineLen += BTF::SecLineInfoSize;
    LineLen += LineSec.second.size() * BTF::BPFLineInfoSize;
  }
  for (const auto &OffsetRelocSec : OffsetRelocTable) {
    OffsetRelocLen += BTF::SecOffsetRelocSize;
    OffsetRelocLen += OffsetRelocSec.second.size() * BTF::BPFOffsetRelocSize;
  }
  for (const auto &ExternRelocSec : ExternRelocTable) {
    ExternRelocLen += BTF::SecExternRelocSize;
    ExternRelocLen += ExternRelocSec.second.size() * BTF::BPFExternRelocSize;
  }

  if (OffsetRelocLen)
    OffsetRelocLen += 4;
  if (ExternRelocLen)
    ExternRelocLen += 4;

  OS.EmitIntValue(0, 4);
  OS.EmitIntValue(FuncLen, 4);
  OS.EmitIntValue(FuncLen, 4);
  OS.EmitIntValue(LineLen, 4);
  OS.EmitIntValue(FuncLen + LineLen, 4);
  OS.EmitIntValue(OffsetRelocLen, 4);
  OS.EmitIntValue(FuncLen + LineLen + OffsetRelocLen, 4);
  OS.EmitIntValue(ExternRelocLen, 4);

  // Emit func_info table.
  OS.AddComment("FuncInfo");
  OS.EmitIntValue(BTF::BPFFuncInfoSize, 4);
  for (const auto &FuncSec : FuncInfoTable) {
    OS.AddComment("FuncInfo section string offset=" +
                  std::to_string(FuncSec.first));
    OS.EmitIntValue(FuncSec.first, 4);
    OS.EmitIntValue(FuncSec.second.size(), 4);
    for (const auto &FuncInfo : FuncSec.second) {
      Asm->EmitLabelReference(FuncInfo.Label, 4);
      OS.EmitIntValue(FuncInfo.TypeId, 4);
    }
  }

  // Emit line_info table.
  OS.AddComment("LineInfo");
  OS.EmitIntValue(BTF::BPFLineInfoSize, 4);
  for (const auto &LineSec : LineInfoTable) {
    OS.AddComment("LineInfo section string offset=" +
                  std::to_string(LineSec.first));
    OS.EmitIntValue(LineSec.first, 4);
    OS.EmitIntValue(LineSec.second.size(), 4);
    for (const auto &LineInfo : LineSec.second) {
      Asm->EmitLabelReference(LineInfo.Label, 4);
      OS.EmitIntValue(LineInfo.FileNameOff, 4);
      OS.EmitIntValue(LineInfo.LineOff, 4);
      OS.AddComment("Line " + std::to_string(LineInfo.LineNum) + " Col " +
                    std::to_string(LineInfo.ColumnNum));
      OS.EmitIntValue(LineInfo.LineNum << 10 | LineInfo.ColumnNum, 4);
    }
  }

  // Emit offset reloc table.
  if (OffsetRelocLen) {
    OS.AddComment("OffsetReloc");
    OS.EmitIntValue(BTF::BPFOffsetRelocSize, 4);
    for (const auto &OffsetRelocSec : OffsetRelocTable) {
      OS.AddComment("Offset reloc section string offset=" +
                    std::to_string(OffsetRelocSec.first));
      OS.EmitIntValue(OffsetRelocSec.first, 4);
      OS.EmitIntValue(OffsetRelocSec.second.size(), 4);
      for (const auto &OffsetRelocInfo : OffsetRelocSec.second) {
        Asm->EmitLabelReference(OffsetRelocInfo.Label, 4);
        OS.EmitIntValue(OffsetRelocInfo.TypeID, 4);
        OS.EmitIntValue(OffsetRelocInfo.OffsetNameOff, 4);
      }
    }
  }

  // Emit extern reloc table.
  if (ExternRelocLen) {
    OS.AddComment("ExternReloc");
    OS.EmitIntValue(BTF::BPFExternRelocSize, 4);
    for (const auto &ExternRelocSec : ExternRelocTable) {
      OS.AddComment("Extern reloc section string offset=" +
                    std::to_string(ExternRelocSec.first));
      OS.EmitIntValue(ExternRelocSec.first, 4);
      OS.EmitIntValue(ExternRelocSec.second.size(), 4);
      for (const auto &ExternRelocInfo : ExternRelocSec.second) {
        Asm->EmitLabelReference(ExternRelocInfo.Label, 4);
        OS.EmitIntValue(ExternRelocInfo.ExternNameOff, 4);
      }
    }
  }
}

void BTFDebug::beginFunctionImpl(const MachineFunction *MF) {
  auto *SP = MF->getFunction().getSubprogram();
  auto *Unit = SP->getUnit();

  if (Unit->getEmissionKind() == DICompileUnit::NoDebug) {
    SkipInstruction = true;
    return;
  }
  SkipInstruction = false;

  // Collect MapDef types. Map definition needs to collect
  // pointee types. Do it first. Otherwise, for the following
  // case:
  //    struct m { ...};
  //    struct t {
  //      struct m *key;
  //    };
  //    foo(struct t *arg);
  //
  //    struct mapdef {
  //      ...
  //      struct m *key;
  //      ...
  //    } __attribute__((section(".maps"))) hash_map;
  //
  // If subroutine foo is traversed first, a type chain
  // "ptr->struct m(fwd)" will be created and later on
  // when traversing mapdef, since "ptr->struct m" exists,
  // the traversal of "struct m" will be omitted.
  if (MapDefNotCollected) {
    processGlobals(true);
    MapDefNotCollected = false;
  }

  // Collect all types locally referenced in this function.
  // Use RetainedNodes so we can collect all argument names
  // even if the argument is not used.
  std::unordered_map<uint32_t, StringRef> FuncArgNames;
  for (const DINode *DN : SP->getRetainedNodes()) {
    if (const auto *DV = dyn_cast<DILocalVariable>(DN)) {
      // Collect function arguments for subprogram func type.
      uint32_t Arg = DV->getArg();
      if (Arg) {
        visitTypeEntry(DV->getType());
        FuncArgNames[Arg] = DV->getName();
      }
    }
  }

  // Construct subprogram func proto type.
  uint32_t ProtoTypeId;
  visitSubroutineType(SP->getType(), true, FuncArgNames, ProtoTypeId);

  // Construct subprogram func type
  auto FuncTypeEntry =
      std::make_unique<BTFTypeFunc>(SP->getName(), ProtoTypeId);
  uint32_t FuncTypeId = addType(std::move(FuncTypeEntry));

  for (const auto &TypeEntry : TypeEntries)
    TypeEntry->completeType(*this);

  // Construct funcinfo and the first lineinfo for the function.
  MCSymbol *FuncLabel = Asm->getFunctionBegin();
  BTFFuncInfo FuncInfo;
  FuncInfo.Label = FuncLabel;
  FuncInfo.TypeId = FuncTypeId;
  if (FuncLabel->isInSection()) {
    MCSection &Section = FuncLabel->getSection();
    const MCSectionELF *SectionELF = dyn_cast<MCSectionELF>(&Section);
    assert(SectionELF && "Null section for Function Label");
    SecNameOff = addString(SectionELF->getSectionName());
  } else {
    SecNameOff = addString(".text");
  }
  FuncInfoTable[SecNameOff].push_back(FuncInfo);
}

void BTFDebug::endFunctionImpl(const MachineFunction *MF) {
  SkipInstruction = false;
  LineInfoGenerated = false;
  SecNameOff = 0;
}

/// On-demand populate struct types as requested from abstract member
/// accessing.
unsigned BTFDebug::populateStructType(const DIType *Ty) {
  unsigned Id;
  visitTypeEntry(Ty, Id, false, false);
  for (const auto &TypeEntry : TypeEntries)
    TypeEntry->completeType(*this);
  return Id;
}

/// Generate a struct member offset relocation.
void BTFDebug::generateOffsetReloc(const MachineInstr *MI,
                                   const MCSymbol *ORSym, DIType *RootTy,
                                   StringRef AccessPattern) {
  unsigned RootId = populateStructType(RootTy);
  size_t FirstDollar = AccessPattern.find_first_of('$');
  size_t FirstColon = AccessPattern.find_first_of(':');
  StringRef IndexPattern = AccessPattern.substr(FirstDollar + 1);
  StringRef OffsetStr = AccessPattern.substr(FirstColon + 1,
      FirstDollar - FirstColon);

  BTFOffsetReloc OffsetReloc;
  OffsetReloc.Label = ORSym;
  OffsetReloc.OffsetNameOff = addString(IndexPattern);
  OffsetReloc.TypeID = RootId;
  AccessOffsets[AccessPattern.str()] = std::stoi(OffsetStr);
  OffsetRelocTable[SecNameOff].push_back(OffsetReloc);
}

void BTFDebug::processLDimm64(const MachineInstr *MI) {
  // If the insn is an LD_imm64, the following two cases
  // will generate an .BTF.ext record.
  //
  // If the insn is "r2 = LD_imm64 @__BTF_...",
  // add this insn into the .BTF.ext OffsetReloc subsection.
  // Relocation looks like:
  //  . SecName:
  //    . InstOffset
  //    . TypeID
  //    . OffSetNameOff
  // Later, the insn is replaced with "r2 = <offset>"
  // where "<offset>" equals to the offset based on current
  // type definitions.
  //
  // If the insn is "r2 = LD_imm64 @VAR" and VAR is
  // a patchable external global, add this insn into the .BTF.ext
  // ExternReloc subsection.
  // Relocation looks like:
  //  . SecName:
  //    . InstOffset
  //    . ExternNameOff
  // Later, the insn is replaced with "r2 = <value>" or
  // "LD_imm64 r2, <value>" where "<value>" = 0.

  // check whether this is a candidate or not
  const MachineOperand &MO = MI->getOperand(1);
  if (MO.isGlobal()) {
    const GlobalValue *GVal = MO.getGlobal();
    auto *GVar = dyn_cast<GlobalVariable>(GVal);
    if (GVar && GVar->hasAttribute(BPFCoreSharedInfo::AmaAttr)) {
      MCSymbol *ORSym = OS.getContext().createTempSymbol();
      OS.EmitLabel(ORSym);

      MDNode *MDN = GVar->getMetadata(LLVMContext::MD_preserve_access_index);
      DIType *Ty = dyn_cast<DIType>(MDN);
      generateOffsetReloc(MI, ORSym, Ty, GVar->getName());
    } else if (GVar && !GVar->hasInitializer() && GVar->hasExternalLinkage() &&
               GVar->getSection() == BPFCoreSharedInfo::PatchableExtSecName) {
      MCSymbol *ORSym = OS.getContext().createTempSymbol();
      OS.EmitLabel(ORSym);

      BTFExternReloc ExternReloc;
      ExternReloc.Label = ORSym;
      ExternReloc.ExternNameOff = addString(GVar->getName());
      ExternRelocTable[SecNameOff].push_back(ExternReloc);
    }
  }
}

void BTFDebug::beginInstruction(const MachineInstr *MI) {
  DebugHandlerBase::beginInstruction(MI);

  if (SkipInstruction || MI->isMetaInstruction() ||
      MI->getFlag(MachineInstr::FrameSetup))
    return;

  if (MI->isInlineAsm()) {
    // Count the number of register definitions to find the asm string.
    unsigned NumDefs = 0;
    for (; MI->getOperand(NumDefs).isReg() && MI->getOperand(NumDefs).isDef();
         ++NumDefs)
      ;

    // Skip this inline asm instruction if the asmstr is empty.
    const char *AsmStr = MI->getOperand(NumDefs).getSymbolName();
    if (AsmStr[0] == 0)
      return;
  }

  if (MI->getOpcode() == BPF::LD_imm64)
    processLDimm64(MI);

  // Skip this instruction if no DebugLoc or the DebugLoc
  // is the same as the previous instruction.
  const DebugLoc &DL = MI->getDebugLoc();
  if (!DL || PrevInstLoc == DL) {
    // This instruction will be skipped, no LineInfo has
    // been generated, construct one based on function signature.
    if (LineInfoGenerated == false) {
      auto *S = MI->getMF()->getFunction().getSubprogram();
      MCSymbol *FuncLabel = Asm->getFunctionBegin();
      constructLineInfo(S, FuncLabel, S->getLine(), 0);
      LineInfoGenerated = true;
    }

    return;
  }

  // Create a temporary label to remember the insn for lineinfo.
  MCSymbol *LineSym = OS.getContext().createTempSymbol();
  OS.EmitLabel(LineSym);

  // Construct the lineinfo.
  auto SP = DL.get()->getScope()->getSubprogram();
  constructLineInfo(SP, LineSym, DL.getLine(), DL.getCol());

  LineInfoGenerated = true;
  PrevInstLoc = DL;
}

void BTFDebug::processGlobals(bool ProcessingMapDef) {
  // Collect all types referenced by globals.
  const Module *M = MMI->getModule();
  for (const GlobalVariable &Global : M->globals()) {
    // Ignore external globals for now.
    if (!Global.hasInitializer() && Global.hasExternalLinkage())
      continue;

    // Decide the section name.
    StringRef SecName;
    if (Global.hasSection()) {
      SecName = Global.getSection();
    } else {
      // data, bss, or readonly sections
      if (Global.isConstant())
        SecName = ".rodata";
      else
        SecName = Global.getInitializer()->isZeroValue() ? ".bss" : ".data";
    }

    if (ProcessingMapDef != SecName.startswith(".maps"))
      continue;

    SmallVector<DIGlobalVariableExpression *, 1> GVs;
    Global.getDebugInfo(GVs);
    uint32_t GVTypeId = 0;
    for (auto *GVE : GVs) {
      if (SecName.startswith(".maps"))
        visitMapDefType(GVE->getVariable()->getType(), GVTypeId);
      else
        visitTypeEntry(GVE->getVariable()->getType(), GVTypeId, false, false);
      break;
    }

    // Only support the following globals:
    //  . static variables
    //  . non-static global variables with section attributes
    // Essentially means:
    //  . .bcc/.data/.rodata DataSec entities only contain static data
    //  . Other DataSec entities contain static or initialized global data.
    //    Initialized global data are mostly used for finding map key/value type
    //    id's. Whether DataSec is readonly or not can be found from
    //    corresponding ELF section flags.
    auto Linkage = Global.getLinkage();
    if (Linkage != GlobalValue::InternalLinkage &&
        (Linkage != GlobalValue::ExternalLinkage || !Global.hasSection()))
      continue;

    uint32_t GVarInfo = Linkage == GlobalValue::ExternalLinkage
                            ? BTF::VAR_GLOBAL_ALLOCATED
                            : BTF::VAR_STATIC;
    auto VarEntry =
        std::make_unique<BTFKindVar>(Global.getName(), GVTypeId, GVarInfo);
    uint32_t VarId = addType(std::move(VarEntry));

    // Find or create a DataSec
    if (DataSecEntries.find(SecName) == DataSecEntries.end()) {
      DataSecEntries[SecName] = std::make_unique<BTFKindDataSec>(Asm, SecName);
    }

    // Calculate symbol size
    const DataLayout &DL = Global.getParent()->getDataLayout();
    uint32_t Size = DL.getTypeAllocSize(Global.getType()->getElementType());

    DataSecEntries[SecName]->addVar(VarId, Asm->getSymbol(&Global), Size);
  }
}

/// Emit proper patchable instructions.
bool BTFDebug::InstLower(const MachineInstr *MI, MCInst &OutMI) {
  if (MI->getOpcode() == BPF::LD_imm64) {
    const MachineOperand &MO = MI->getOperand(1);
    if (MO.isGlobal()) {
      const GlobalValue *GVal = MO.getGlobal();
      auto *GVar = dyn_cast<GlobalVariable>(GVal);
      if (GVar && GVar->hasAttribute(BPFCoreSharedInfo::AmaAttr)) {
        // Emit "mov ri, <imm>" for abstract member accesses.
        int64_t Imm = AccessOffsets[GVar->getName().str()];
        OutMI.setOpcode(BPF::MOV_ri);
        OutMI.addOperand(MCOperand::createReg(MI->getOperand(0).getReg()));
        OutMI.addOperand(MCOperand::createImm(Imm));
        return true;
      } else if (GVar && !GVar->hasInitializer() &&
                 GVar->hasExternalLinkage() &&
                 GVar->getSection() == BPFCoreSharedInfo::PatchableExtSecName) {
        const IntegerType *IntTy = dyn_cast<IntegerType>(GVar->getValueType());
        assert(IntTy);
        // For patchable externals, emit "LD_imm64, ri, 0" if the external
        // variable is 64bit width, emit "mov ri, 0" otherwise.
        if (IntTy->getBitWidth() == 64)
          OutMI.setOpcode(BPF::LD_imm64);
        else
          OutMI.setOpcode(BPF::MOV_ri);
        OutMI.addOperand(MCOperand::createReg(MI->getOperand(0).getReg()));
        OutMI.addOperand(MCOperand::createImm(0));
        return true;
      }
    }
  }
  return false;
}

void BTFDebug::endModule() {
  // Collect MapDef globals if not collected yet.
  if (MapDefNotCollected) {
    processGlobals(true);
    MapDefNotCollected = false;
  }

  // Collect global types/variables except MapDef globals.
  processGlobals(false);
  for (auto &DataSec : DataSecEntries)
    addType(std::move(DataSec.second));

  // Fixups
  for (auto &Fixup : FixupDerivedTypes) {
    StringRef TypeName = Fixup.first;
    bool IsUnion = Fixup.second.first;

    // Search through struct types
    uint32_t StructTypeId = 0;
    for (const auto &StructType : StructTypes) {
      if (StructType->getName() == TypeName) {
        StructTypeId = StructType->getId();
        break;
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M.A.R.S. curator Shana Nys Dambrot takes us on a journey of provocation, intrigue, fascination and conceptual novelty. M.A.R.S. Test Site Salons brings forth art programming that reflects an aesthetic approach in visual corollary to the musical spirit of the festival — one that is expressive of fast-paced and futuristic realities, while remaining tethered to shared, direct experience and place-making attentions. A curated group of multimedia, installation and performance artists, as well as artists using new technologies within the bounds of conventional art-making, will create exhibition and site-specific sculptural installations for the duration of the festival. These artists as well as experimental musical and special performance art guests will be invited to occupy and activate these spaces in a nightly series of salon-style cross-platform events throughout the week.
Venue: Angel City Brewery & Art Share L.A.
The M.A.R.S. Test Site Salons are a part of the 10-day festival's Arts Week program, featuring daily installations and activities curated by Art Critic Shana Nys Dambrot.
On view daily throughout the festival and being unveiled at M.A.R.S.' opening night party is a new painting and an augmented reality (AR) exhibition by visual artist Daniel Leighton; a sculptural installation by cardboard artists Dosshaus; and a photography installation and performance work by Amy Kaps. Plus, opening night will feature an appearance by futuristic human-interface performance artist Tiffany Trenda.
The gallery will feature a sprawling dimensional, interactive, and kinetic art installation throughout the first floor. Art Share-LA's two project rooms will house performances — one by Amy Kaps, the other, a collaboration between performance artist Victor Wilde and video artist Jesse Gilbert — that will unfold inside a pair of site-specific immersive installation environments.
Visual artists Bryan Jacobs, Jay Mark Johnson, and Thomas Sturm w/ Samantha Calvetti will install significant works in open spaces throughout the first floor.
Throughout the week, Art Share's Perimeter Gallery will feature a group show of walls works by all visual, performance and video artists on the MARS lineup, culminating in the MARS Artist Reception & Miscreants Film Premiere on Saturday 22nd.
Additionally, throughout the week, video artists Kio Griffith, Kristine Schomaker, Artist, Jennifer Vanderpool, Pearl C Hsiung, Osceola Refetoff, and Ned & Shiva Productions will each screen one-hour programs in daily rotations, projected on the large wall in the open lobby. Ensemble Pamplemousse's new video album This Is The Uplifting Part will also be looping in the hallway leading up to the classrooms.
Follow M.A.R.S. on Facebook for updates and sneak peeks on our artists and individual projects.


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De UEFA Cupfinale van het seizoen 2005/06 was de 35e finale in de geschiedenis van de UEFA Cup. Het Engelse Middlesbrough nam het op tegen het Spaanse Sevilla FC. De wedstrijd ging door in het Philips Stadion in Eindhoven. De Spanjaarden wonnen overtuigend met 0-4. De Italiaanse middenvelder Enzo Maresca werd met zijn twee goals uitgeroepen tot "Man van de Match".

Bij Middlesbrough speelden de Nederlanders George Boateng en Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink de volledige wedstrijd.

Wedstrijdverslag
De Braziliaanse spits Luís Fabiano bracht Sevilla na iets minder dan een half uur op voorsprong met een rake kopbal. Middlesbrough probeerde iets terug te doen, maar het waren vooral de Spanjaarden die gevaarlijk bleven. De beste Engelse kans was voor Mark Viduka, maar hij zag zijn poging gestopt worden door Andrés Palop. In een dolle slotfase liepen de Spanjaarden nog uit tot 0-4. Enzo Maresca profiteerde eerst van een schot dat doelman Mark Schwarzer niet onder controle kreeg, wat later zorgde hij met een botsende bal voor de 0-3. Het vierde doelpunt leek een kopie van Maresca's eerste goal. Schwarzer stopte een schot, maar zag Frédéric Kanouté in de rebound alsnog scoren.

Wedstrijdinfo

Zie ook
 UEFA Cup 2005/06
 UEFA Intertoto Cup 2005

Referenties

2006
UEFA
Europacupvoetbal 2005/06
Middlesbrough FC
Sevilla FC
Sportevenement in Eindhoven

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Troopers Investigate Why Man Fired on Off-Duty Officer
By | Updated - Dec. 17, 2002 at 12:35 p.m. | Posted - Dec. 16, 2002 at 12:34 p.m.
News Specialist Jed Boal reporting
The ambush of a state trooper in Cedar City still has investigators looking for answers.
A gunman yesterday opened fire on the trooper and his family in a public parking lot.
Another trooper then shot the gunman after a chase on I-15.
The Iron County Attorney's Office is still trying to find out why the suspect would open fire on the off-duty trooper.
The trooper, his wife and teenage daughter were leaving an auto supply store on Main Street in Cedar City around noon yesterday when the shooting started.
The trooper's marked cruiser was parked in this lot. As he approached the car, a man fired at least two shots at the trooper.
The trooper and his family took cover. The suspect fled.
Cedar City Police and state troopers caught up with 49-year-old David Lynn Williams of Cedar City three miles north of the city on I-15 after a high speed chase.
Investigators say Williams was ordered out of the car, and he came out pointing a gun. The state trooper shot Williams in the head.
"Certainly there's a lot of emotional stress involved in a situation like that. I think he's very thankful that he wasn't injured and that his family wasn't," says Maj. Neil Porter with the Utah Highway Patrol.
This dash cam video shows the last time a person opened fire on troopers.
A routine traffic stop on I-15 in Millard County turned into a shoot-out. Troopers discovered child abuse warrants. The man refused to get out of the car.
He shot and injured two troopers before they shot and killed him.
Shootings like these, while rare, send a chilling message to law enforcement.
"I think it makes all of us think about how vulnerable we are out here on a daily basis. It gives one an opportunity to take stock and think about how dangerous this job really is," Porter says.
Williams is still in critical condition today, under guard at LDS Hospital.
He's never had a felony arrest, but may have been given a citation by local police back in September.
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