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- METIS-264067
- Dead variable analysis
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- Process Algebra
- Control flow reconstruction
- State space reduction<filename>src/main/java/edu/clemson/cs/r2jt/absyn/TupleTy.java<gh_stars>0
/**
 * TupleTy.java
 * ---------------------------------
 * Copyright (c) 2016
 * RESOLVE Software Research Group
 * School of Computing
 * Clemson University
 * All rights reserved.
 * ---------------------------------
 * This file is subject to the terms and conditions defined in
 * file 'LICENSE.txt', which is part of this source code package.
 */
package edu.clemson.cs.r2jt.absyn;

import edu.clemson.cs.r2jt.collections.Iterator;
import edu.clemson.cs.r2jt.collections.List;
import edu.clemson.cs.r2jt.data.Location;

public class TupleTy extends Ty {

    // ===========================================================
    // Variables
    // ===========================================================

    /** The location member. */
    private Location location;

    /** The fields member. */
    private List<Ty> fields;

    // ===========================================================
    // Constructors
    // ===========================================================

    public TupleTy() {};

    public TupleTy(Location location, List<Ty> fields) {
        this.location = location;
        this.fields = fields;
    }

    // ===========================================================
    // Accessor Methods
    // ===========================================================

    // -----------------------------------------------------------
    // Get Methods
    // -----------------------------------------------------------

    /** Returns the value of the location variable. */
    public Location getLocation() {
        return location;
    }

    /** Returns the value of the fields variable. */
    public List<Ty> getFields() {
        return fields;
    }

    // -----------------------------------------------------------
    // Set Methods
    // -----------------------------------------------------------

    /** Sets the location variable to the specified value. */
    public void setLocation(Location location) {
        this.location = location;
    }

    /** Sets the fields variable to the specified value. */
    public void setFields(List<Ty> fields) {
        this.fields = fields;
    }

    // ===========================================================
    // Public Methods
    // ===========================================================

    /** Accepts a ResolveConceptualVisitor. */
    public void accept(ResolveConceptualVisitor v) {
        v.visitTupleTy(this);
    }

    /** Returns a formatted text string of this class. */
    public String asString(int indent, int increment) {

        StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();

        printSpace(indent, sb);
        sb.append("TupleTy\n");

        if (fields!= null) {
            sb.append(fields.asString(indent + increment, increment));
        }

        return sb.toString();
    }

    public void prettyPrint() {
        Iterator<Ty> it = fields.iterator();
        System.out.print("(");
        if (it.hasNext())
            it.next().prettyPrint();
        while (it.hasNext()) {
            System.out.print(", ");
            it.next().prettyPrint();
        }
        System.out.print(")");
    }

    public Ty copy() {
        Iterator<Ty> it = fields.iterator();
        List<Ty> newFields = new List<Ty>();
        while (it.hasNext()) {
            newFields.add(Ty.copy(it.next()));
        }
        return new TupleTy(null, newFields);
    }

}
The thing is, you get the same effect on the other political spectrum. Democrats are in the exact same boat with voting for their sports team as republicans are. Why else would people so willingly ignore the big, big negatives of Obama and Biden while simultaneously ignoring the good of McCain and Palin?

Honestly, the Obama camp can't really communicate that it would be in their best interest to vote for Obama over McCain since they only truly differ in the wedge issues that are trotted out and used to divide us INTO these sports fans. Once every four years, then back in the closet with you.

 Yet you seem to be oblivious to the fact that you are doing the same thing with Obama.

NYVANH has it completely wrong with the "is still less evil" comment. That is what got us INTO this mess to begin with.How to make a tail light for a bicycle?
What are the lighting elements?
Bicycle headlight. How to make a headlight on a bicycle?
Tools: 1) Electric soldering iron, 2) Glue gun and hot glue, 3) Sharp stationery knife, 4) Nippers or scissors, 5) Electric drill or electric screwdriver, drill, 6) Black marker for marks, 7) Screwdriver, 8) Pliers. 9) Multimeter.
We take the wiring and clean the ends with a knife, and with the help of an electric soldering iron we cover the bare places with lead tin solder.
We take the case and make a hole on it using an electric drill slightly larger than the diameter of the PDIF connector.
Glue the connector itself near this hole. To do this, we take a plastic case from a CD disc.
Now you can attach the light to the handlebars and our bicycle light is ready.
Bicycle lights. these are very necessary and important elements for a bicycle. After all, due to them, we safely drive on the roads. And it’s not difficult to make it, the main thing is to have patience, and everything will work out.!
To make a bright lantern for a bicycle with your own hands, first of all, let’s decide on an LED. In our case, the heart of the circuit will be a 10W CREE XM-L. Its light output of 1000 lm is enough not only to illuminate the roadway, but also to surprise the drivers of oncoming traffic. To form a narrow beam, you need a small lens and a mount for it. As a retainer, you can use a flange from a P213 transistor and a part of a plastic tube from a coil. The basis for the flashlight is a radiator from the computer processor, in which you need to drill two holes for attaching the LED, two for the wires and two for attaching the focusing lens. First, we fix the LED, not forgetting to apply thermal paste. Then we pass the wires through the holes and solder to the plus and minus CREE XM-L. The next step is to assemble the focusing part. You may need to experiment with the focal length and shorten the tube length a little. Next is the case. You can take parts from an old bicycle headlight, or you can make it yourself from foil PCB. The dimensions of the case are selected individually, depending on the shape of the radiator. This design provides a place for the driver (you can see its diagram in this article) and a microswitch located behind the radiator. The front of the lens is protected by plexiglass, which is held by 4 screws (it would be more efficient and ergonomic to fix it with hot melt glue). We paint the body black and the front lamp on the CREE XM-L LED is ready to be mounted on a bicycle. It remains to stock up on two lithium batteries and you can hit the road.
The first step is to disassemble the reflector: separate the reflector from the body using a clerical knife. The reflector is securely glued to the rear cover to withstand strong vibration while riding. Therefore, separate the component parts carefully, otherwise