return Number of system documents for bitmap.
     */
    inline static size_t bmpSizeToNumDocs(uint64_t bmp_size);

    /**
     * Check if the bit corresponding to the given block is set or not.
     *
     * @param bid Block ID.
     * @return True if the bitmap is set.
     */
    inline static bool isBmpSet(uint8_t *bmp, bid_t bid);

    /**
     * Free all resources for the reserved bitmap structure.
     *
     * @param rsv Pointer to the reserved bitmap structure.
     * @return void.
     */
    static void freeRsv(struct sb_rsv_bmp *rsv);

};

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif /* _FDB_SUPERBLOCK_H */

The largest producers of genetically modified crops have called on ministers to use Brexit to abandon European environmental rules that have curtailed development of the technology in Britain.
The Agricultural Biotechnology Council said that the government should repeal European Union regulations on crop biotechnology and breeding techniques. It said that if Westminster continued to follow existing “mal-administered EU rules” it risked a “loss of economic and wider societal benefits”.
This past week was the 50% off sale at most of the thrift stores in town. Why do these stores have all of their sales on the same day? There are literally too many places to visit. Anyway, here are a few of the finds I made this week.
The picture is kind of bland. It doesn't really show how great these finds were. As usual, I found a couple of shirts, and then some pieces that I can paint.
My absolute favorite find of the week was this necklace. It's adorable. It's so kawaii. And it goes perfect with a top that I purchased.
I loved the doves. They reminded me so much that spring is here, and that it's time to enjoy it! I was also reminded of a conversation I had with a friend one time who kept doves.  I thought that was kind of a harsh statement, and then she explained it to me. She told me that they don't build very good nests, they will take a twig and maybe a piece of string to build with. And then they seem amazed when their eggs fall out. If that is true, they are kind of dense, but they are beautiful.
This shirt is full of those patriotic patches. And that is why I bought it. I wanted to use those patriotic patches to upcycle some shorts that I purchased over the winter. Perfect for July the fourth parties. And I thought the buttons were super cool.
And I couldn't resist the paper mache teddy bear. I see something really cool in his future. I believe he might become a really scary teddy.GOLF: Ireland's Peter Lawrie missed the cut by a stroke at the Nordea Masters, despite a second round of 67.
Scotland's Peter Whiteford put himself firmly in contention with a dazzling display before European golf's man of the moment Matteo Manassero stole his thunder.
World number 268 Whiteford, from Kirkcaldy, followed a steady opening 71 with a nine-under-par second round of 63 that briefly put him two shots clear of the field at Stockholm's Bro Hof Slott course.
But the afternoon starters found a riposte to his morning heroics, and 20-year-old Italian Manassero surged to the front of the field with a 65, after yesterday's 66, that put him on 13 under par.
Finland's Mikka Ilonen matched Whiteford's 63, and that nudged him one ahead of Whiteford into outright second place, two off Manassero's sizzling pace.
Low scoring was the order of the day, with the temperature warm and the sun out.
GOLF: Tiger Woods left himself with a mountain to climb in his bid for a sixth victory at the Memorial Tournament but said he was "not too disappointed" after carding a two-over-par 74 in yesterday's second round.
The American world number one, the defending champion here at Muirfield Village Golf Club, struggled with his putting on slick greens in tough, windy conditions to finish at one-over-par 145, a distant 10 shots behind early leader Bill Haas (67).
"Tough conditions out there and I didn't exactly play my best either," Woods told reporters after bogeying his final hole, the par-four ninth, before trudging up the hill toward the imposing clubhouse.My post yesterday regarding meta-conversations seemed to go over well, so I am going to work my way through the setting options, one meta-conversation a month (If the first one goes well, I'll add in a Patreon level for more!).
First up is one of the first two suggested: Jaco, from Lady Taisiya's Fourth Husband. I picked Jaco to start because he's mouthy, and thus more likely to take questions in stride and actually answer them.
Can you tell us how and why you were chosen as one of Lady Taisiya's wives, if you know any of the details?
Is there someone you would have liked to marry instead, if it were possible? Would it be possible--can men ever marry other men, or women marry only one man? Is it only wealthy women who have many husbands?
If you felt that Lady Taisiya was being abusive, she had gone beyond the bounds of proper wifely discipline, would you have any legal or societal resource? Is that even possible as a concept?As I wrote above we can make relatively small sacrifices now.   

Get boosters ASAP 
improve ventilation 
subsidize high risk businesses that can’t operate safely e.g. spas and nightclubs 
improve testing and contact tracing both for travel and for the general population 
distribute and provide the population with better masks e.g. an N 95 (now in plentiful supply for under one dollar per piece)
Reduce capacity indoor unmask settings
Properly enforce masks at Scotiabank Arena


But people are greedy, and want all open, but refuse to think about how they can easily have nothing if we lose control
import io.gatling.core.Predef._

import scala.concurrent.duration._

object UC01 {

  val Req = exec(http("UC01_01_Request")
     .get("/"))
   .exec(http("UC01_02_Request")
     .get("/computers?f=macbook")
		.check(status.is(session => 200)))
   .exec(http("UC01_03_Request")
     .get("/computers/6")
		.check(regex("bbbboooody").exists)
		.check(status is 200))
   .pause(3)
   .exec(http("UC01_04_Request")
     .get("/"))

  val StartUC01 = scenario("CreateUserRequest") // A scenario is a chain of requests and pauses
		.forever(
			pace(10 seconds)
			    
				  .group("UC01_XX_CreateUserRequest"){
                   exec(UC01.Req)
				   
				}
			    
	)

}

object UC02 {

  val Req = exec(http("UC02_01_Request")
	 .get("/computers?p=3"))
   .exec(http("request_8")
     .get("/computers?p=4"))
   .exec(http("request_9")
     .get("/computers/new"))
	.pause(3)
	  
  val Req2 = exec(http("UC02_02_Request")	  
     .get("/computers/new"))
	.exec(http("request_10") // Here's an example of a POST request
     .post("/computers")
     .formParam("name", "<NAME>") // Note the triple double quotes: used in Scala for protecting a whole chain of characters (no need for backslash)
     .formParam("introduced", "2012-05-30")
     .formParam("discontinued", "")
     .formParam("company", "37"))
	.pause(3)

	  
	  
  val StartUC02 = scenario("CreateAnotherUserRequest") // A scenario is a chain of requests and pauses
		.forever(
			pace(4 seconds)
                exitBlockOnFail {
                    group("UC02_XX_CreateAnotherUserRequest"){
					exec(UC02.Req)
					.exec(UC02.Req2)
					}
				}
	)
}


class DemoSimulation extends Simulation {

  val httpProtocol = http
   .baseUrl("http://computer-database.gatling.io") // Here is the root for all relative URLs
   .acceptHeader("text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8") // Here are the common headers
   .doNotTrackHeader("1")
   .acceptLanguageHeader("en-US,en;q=0.5")
   .acceptEncodingHeader("gzip, deflate