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puts('Hello World!')

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/* mdates.c -- find number of days between 2 dates - mutation version
   Mark Ardis, Rose-Hulman Institute
   3/19/2006
*/

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

#define MAXLINE 1000 // maximum input line size

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dependency_line = 'check : '
targets = Array.new
1.upto(65).each do |testnum|
    dependency_line << "#{testnum} "
    targets << "#{testnum} : \n\t@(./mdates -v -i sampledata.txt | grep \"Killed mutant #{testnum}\"  > /dev/null ) || echo \"Missing mutant #{testnum}\""
end

puts dependency_line
puts ''
targets.each do |target|

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nesta new <yoursitename> --git
ln -s `pwd`/<yoursitename> /var/www/nesta
cd <yoursitename>
mkdir log
mkdir tmp
mkdir tmp/sockets
mkdir tmp/pids

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#include "ruby.h"

VALUE CExt = Qnil;

VALUE method_floatmul(VALUE self);
VALUE method_loop_floatmul(VALUE self);

void Init_CExt() {
	CExt = rb_define_module("CExt");
	rb_define_singleton_method(CExt, "floatmul", method_floatmul, 0);

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'rubygems'
require 'twss'

# Read in from command line arguments
input_value = ARGV.shift

# make it more common
TWSS.threshold = 3.0

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EAS	001	George Eastman Hall
RIA	002	Frank Ritter Arena
CLK	003	George H. Clark Gymnasium
SAU	004	Student Alumni Union
WAL	005	Wallace Library
LBR	006	Liberal Arts Hall
UNI/VIG	007A	University Gallery/Vignelli Center for Design Studies
GAN     007B    Frank E. Gannett Hall
GOS     008     Thomas Gosnell Hall
GLE     009     James E. Gleason Hall

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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Linear Curve Fitting - This program fits a line to the data points in the
// file provided on the command line (one data point per line of text in the
// file).
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#include <fstream>
#include <list>
using namespace std;
#include <iostream>
#include "data.h"

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/****************************************************************************** 
* Module (there is no .c file, only this header) to provide timing
* instrumentation macros. The timing instrumentation macros can be
* globally enabled and controlled as using the EN TIME macro. This macro
* can be defined or un-defined within a source code file (even within this
* file). If this is done then the timers cannot be controlled from the
* compiler command line. Since it will often be the case that the
* application would be built with and without the timers it is recommended 
* that the EN TIME macro *not* be defined or un-defined directly in the
* source code. Instead, by using the “-D” command line option to gcc (as

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require 'optparse'
require 'pp'

options = {}
counts = []

def count_stream stream, options
  counts = []
  
  if options[:line]