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Pelita network messaging specification

Message format

A message is always sent as a JSON object. The following keys are allowed and denote different types of messages.

Request message

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import multiprocessing
import threading
import time


def f(i):
    try:
        print "starting f(%i)..." % i
        time.sleep(i * 3 + 1)
        print "stopping f(%i)..." % i

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import threading, Queue
Thread = threading.Thread
Empty = Queue.Empty
Queue = Queue.Queue

class Stop(Exception):
    pass

class Actor(object):
    def __init__(self):

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function bash_env --description 'Imports named variables from a bash script'
  # Usage:
  # bash_env script.bash VAR1 VAR2 VARN
  #
  set -l script $argv[1]
  while read i; set code "$code""$i"\n; end < $script
  set -l variables
  for arg in $argv[2..-1]
    set variables $variables "echo \"set -g $arg \${$arg}\""\n
  end

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/*
Requires

  libraryDependencies += "com.helger" % "ph-css" % "4.0.0"

Use in boot.scala:

    (new CSSFixer).fixCSS("css" :: "styles" :: Nil, Full("/newRoot"))
*/

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Debian installation using only debootstrap

Prerequisites

A minimal Debian installation on a USB stick in EFI mode.

Using grml would be easier to prepare but only works from legacy (BIOS) boot and does not come with systemd-nspawn.

A future task would be to add statelessness to the USB stick and enable boot to RAM.

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import argparse
import subprocess


description = """
This sets up the build for OpenCV and helps with finding
the right Python versions."

Run as:

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