hardware

问题 Short version: Disabling hardware acceleration with android:hardwareAccelerated="false" in xml changes the background color of my Theme.Sherlock.Light.DarkActionBar theme to a whiter "white". EDIT: this used to be the main question. I changed the title to emphasize the second problem. Disabling hardware acceleration for the mapView only, causes constant redraws. Long version: AFAIK hardware acceleration is enabled by default on API level 14 and up. (reference) Since I'm building and testing

问题 Short version: Disabling hardware acceleration with android:hardwareAccelerated="false" in xml changes the background color of my Theme.Sherlock.Light.DarkActionBar theme to a whiter "white". EDIT: this used to be the main question. I changed the title to emphasize the second problem. Disabling hardware acceleration for the mapView only, causes constant redraws. Long version: AFAIK hardware acceleration is enabled by default on API level 14 and up. (reference) Since I'm building and testing

问题 Short version: Disabling hardware acceleration with android:hardwareAccelerated="false" in xml changes the background color of my Theme.Sherlock.Light.DarkActionBar theme to a whiter "white". EDIT: this used to be the main question. I changed the title to emphasize the second problem. Disabling hardware acceleration for the mapView only, causes constant redraws. Long version: AFAIK hardware acceleration is enabled by default on API level 14 and up. (reference) Since I'm building and testing

问题 I wrote a simple block like this, but the cnt value is changed arbitrarily. The result is not supposed to change with size of cnt, but actually it is. always @* begin cnt = 0; $display(" Now cnt is reset as %d", cnt); for (i = 0; i < IN_NUM; i = i+1)begin $display ("x[i] ~^ w[i] value: %d ", (x[i] ~^ w[i])); $display ("Count value before: %d ", cnt); cnt = cnt + (x[i] ~^ w[i]); $display ("Count value after: %d ", cnt); end end The console result is: Now cnt is reset as 0 x[i] ~^ w[i] value: 1

问题 I wrote a simple block like this, but the cnt value is changed arbitrarily. The result is not supposed to change with size of cnt, but actually it is. always @* begin cnt = 0; $display(" Now cnt is reset as %d", cnt); for (i = 0; i < IN_NUM; i = i+1)begin $display ("x[i] ~^ w[i] value: %d ", (x[i] ~^ w[i])); $display ("Count value before: %d ", cnt); cnt = cnt + (x[i] ~^ w[i]); $display ("Count value after: %d ", cnt); end end The console result is: Now cnt is reset as 0 x[i] ~^ w[i] value: 1

问题 I wrote a simple block like this, but the cnt value is changed arbitrarily. The result is not supposed to change with size of cnt, but actually it is. always @* begin cnt = 0; $display(" Now cnt is reset as %d", cnt); for (i = 0; i < IN_NUM; i = i+1)begin $display ("x[i] ~^ w[i] value: %d ", (x[i] ~^ w[i])); $display ("Count value before: %d ", cnt); cnt = cnt + (x[i] ~^ w[i]); $display ("Count value after: %d ", cnt); end end The console result is: Now cnt is reset as 0 x[i] ~^ w[i] value: 1

问题 I'm currently using CoreAudio in macOS to determine if a specific audio input device is in use. I'm trying to find a little more information about what's going on with that device if it is in use, but struggling to find any information on how to do this. 1) Is it possible to find the application that is currently using a specific audio input device? 2) Is it possible to determine if an application is using an audio device (input or output) and has the device currently muted in that specific

问题 I'm currently using CoreAudio in macOS to determine if a specific audio input device is in use. I'm trying to find a little more information about what's going on with that device if it is in use, but struggling to find any information on how to do this. 1) Is it possible to find the application that is currently using a specific audio input device? 2) Is it possible to determine if an application is using an audio device (input or output) and has the device currently muted in that specific

问题 I have read that in a multi core processor each core contains 2 hardware threads for example in dual core processor 4 hardware threads are running. Now if i create 2 threads in java are those threads going to map with 2 hardware threads or those 2 java threads are executed by single hardware thread of a particular core ? 回答1: That is dependent on a lot of things, however the 2 hardware threads per core you are referring to is the Intel HyperThreading technology. This technology enables the

问题 I have a couple questions on hardware for a Deep Learning project I'm starting, I intend to use pyTorch for Neural Networks. I am thinking about going for an 8th Gen CPU on a z390 (I'll wait month to see if prices drop after 9th gen CPU's are available) so I still get a cheaper CPU that can be upgraded later. Question 1) Are CPU cores going to be beneficial would getting the latest Intel chips be worth the extra cores, and if cores on CPU will be helpful, should I just go AMD? I am also