task

问题 I'm trying to learn Verilog and I have a Verilog module and what I wish to do is then call another file and run that from within my current module. So I have my module like: module maths(); //register etc details initial begin `include "add.v" end endmodule and my add.v file that is being called from the maths module is like: task add; A = $random; B = $random; C = A + B; $display("Answer: %d", C); endtask But I am receiving the errors from the task file near "task": syntax error, unexpected

问题 I have a data processing program in C# (.NET 4.6.2; WinForms for the UI). I'm experiencing a strange situation where computer speed seems to be causing Task.Factory.ContinueWhenAll to run earlier than expected or some Tasks are reporting complete before actually running. As you can see below, I have a queue of up to 390 tasks, with no more than 4 in queue at once. When all tasks are complete, the status label is updated to say complete. The ScoreManager involves retrieving information from a

问题 when I ran tasks (tasks.json) in the past, they ran inside the Integrated Terminal in VSCode. However, after resetting my dev machine and reinstalling everything, my tasks now run in a new cmd window. This is a problem when the task fails with an error. In this case, the cmd window is just closed and I can't read what the actual error is. How do I get the tasks to run in the Integrated Terminal again? 回答1: ITNOA If you are using task.json with version 2 you just need write presentation

问题 when I ran tasks (tasks.json) in the past, they ran inside the Integrated Terminal in VSCode. However, after resetting my dev machine and reinstalling everything, my tasks now run in a new cmd window. This is a problem when the task fails with an error. In this case, the cmd window is just closed and I can't read what the actual error is. How do I get the tasks to run in the Integrated Terminal again? 回答1: ITNOA If you are using task.json with version 2 you just need write presentation

问题 when I ran tasks (tasks.json) in the past, they ran inside the Integrated Terminal in VSCode. However, after resetting my dev machine and reinstalling everything, my tasks now run in a new cmd window. This is a problem when the task fails with an error. In this case, the cmd window is just closed and I can't read what the actual error is. How do I get the tasks to run in the Integrated Terminal again? 回答1: ITNOA If you are using task.json with version 2 you just need write presentation

问题 I'm working on large project, so there is some logic for saving application state, and then opening correct activity(fragment) when it comes from background. But anyway, I've found that if user navigates through my app and then minimize it - android opens it from background in different ways in following cases: User taps on app icon (behavior: user see home activity, doesn't matter where he was, when application was minimized) User select app from android "recent apps" (behavior: user see

问题 I am working on a Task parallel problem that I have many Tasks that may or may not throw Exception. I want to process all the tasks that finishes properly and log the rest. The Task.WhenAll propage the Task exception without allowing me to gather the rest results. static readonly Task<string> NormalTask1 = Task.FromResult("Task result 1"); static readonly Task<string> NormalTask2 = Task.FromResult("Task result 2"); static readonly Task<string> ExceptionTk = Task.FromException<string>(new

问题 I am working on a Task parallel problem that I have many Tasks that may or may not throw Exception. I want to process all the tasks that finishes properly and log the rest. The Task.WhenAll propage the Task exception without allowing me to gather the rest results. static readonly Task<string> NormalTask1 = Task.FromResult("Task result 1"); static readonly Task<string> NormalTask2 = Task.FromResult("Task result 2"); static readonly Task<string> ExceptionTk = Task.FromException<string>(new

问题 Given the following: var tPass1 = Task.FromResult(1); var tFail1 = Task.FromException<int>(new ArgumentException("fail1")); var tFail2 = Task.FromException<int>(new ArgumentException("fail2")); var task = Task.WhenAll(tPass1, tFail1, tFail2); task.Wait(); the call to task.Wait() throws an AggregateException , whose inner exceptions contain the fail1 and fail2 exceptions. But how can I access the tPass1 successful result? Is this possible? I'm aware that I can get the result from the

问题 Given the following: var tPass1 = Task.FromResult(1); var tFail1 = Task.FromException<int>(new ArgumentException("fail1")); var tFail2 = Task.FromException<int>(new ArgumentException("fail2")); var task = Task.WhenAll(tPass1, tFail1, tFail2); task.Wait(); the call to task.Wait() throws an AggregateException , whose inner exceptions contain the fail1 and fail2 exceptions. But how can I access the tPass1 successful result? Is this possible? I'm aware that I can get the result from the