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Forever and Always Darci's psychic abilities have always guided her through hardship.and into a once-in-a-lifetime love with her rich, powerful husband, Adam Montgomery. When Adam vanishes in a mysterious accident, a grief-stricken Darci is left alone to raise their young daughter. But her instinct tells her the reports of Adam's death are.
@SimonUrbanek - don't get mad, cool, make pace not war; for me and my colleagues we try to avoid any Java app working on linux, nevertheless we wrote few small Java apps which are working both on MS Win and Linux, but there are always problems with MAC OS; that is if we would chose commercial os we would chose linux (maybe on few desktops would be win), that's all - keep in mind that I've.
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bartoldeman released this Nov 28, 2019 · 14 commits to master since this release
0.9.2:
Main AUTOPrint eigenvalues in Hopf detection function if following a
BP curve or an Rn/BT has been detected.
Don't write MAX/MIN for IPS-2, that is, IVPs (request by Sebius).
Replace tabs with spaces in continuation lines (bug reported by Sebius).
Fix warnings reported by newer GCCs.
Update included BLAS from www.netlib.org/blas (LAST UPDATE:
Tuesday Apr 19th 2011)
Use 3-digit exponents for all 19.10 formats (in solution files),
to avoid numbers such as 1.1234567891-100.
Fix constant file output for strings with backslashes, using ''+str(s)+''
instead of repr(s) (report from Sebius Doedel).
Thanks to Felix Becker felix.becker@zih.tu-dresden.de: fix error detected
by -fcheck=bounds in ae.f90 and bvp.f90.
Use TRIM(ATYPE)//'0' instead of ATYPE//'0' to fix a problem detecting
spurious Torus bifurcations. Thanks to Medhi Paak for reporting this bug.
Change sorting algorithm for Floquet multipliers from selection to insertion
sort to keep complex conjugates together correctly. Solves sorting
issue reported by Medhi Paak and Sebius Doedel.
Only compute L2-NORM (or similar) for WRTBV9 if IID>=2, else it is
not used.
Better MPI parallelization:The code in bvp.f90 has been parallelized so that the solution
vectors are nearly always distributed and only concatenated when
Newton iterations converge (for mesh adaptation, solution
measures, and I/O). This speeds up the code significantly for higher
processor counts.
Some work space arrays used in the linear solver now have the
minimum size required (of length NTST/NP+log2(NTST) instead of
length NTST where NP is the number of processors). This significantly
reduces memory consumption.
HomCont works with MPI.
BPCont works with MPI.
MPI is properly ignored for algebraic problems so it can be
easily used in scripts and automatic testing, by setting e.g.
AUTO_COMMAND_PREFIX='mpirun -n 4'
AUTO now calls MPI_Init_thread instead of MPI_Init for hybrid
MPI/OpenMP configurations
Better OpenMP parallelization:Call STUPBV (time derivatives) in parallel for OpenMP.
Parallellize part of fort.8 I/O (FP to string conversion) using OpenMP.
Store UOLD vector into U past NDIM. This allows equation files to
access UOLD in FUNC.
Meshing improvements:Let INTERP work on two solutions in one loop, to save on recomputing weights.
Simplify INTWTS interface/implementation to remove the need for the array X
and with less potential loss of precision.
Store 'E' (deqf/dt) from EQDF into DEQF and use it directly in NEWMSH
This avoids an addition followed by a subtraction which resulted in
rounding errors.
Move to git repository, add .gitignore file (with Andreas Amann)
Adapt configure script, makefiles and shell scripts to newer Mac OS and
Windows (using MSYS2).
Python:Python 3 supportAdapt for Python3 compatibility (Andreas Amann)
All tests now run for Python3 and Python2
Python3: only use binary mode for solutions, not constants.
Solution files use binary mode for speed since they only contain
numbers and no strings, unlike constants files, but a text mode
workaround is there now just in case the stdin pipe has no binary
buffer.
Python packaging supportAdd setup.py/setup.cfg and move Python code to auto subdirectory
(Rike-Benjamin Schuppner)
Add init.py and use relative imports (Rike-Benjamin Schuppner)
Add main.py to simplify testing, and allow 'python /path/to/auto'
Python: Change relative to absolute imports and adjust commands.
Absolute imports work more nicely with existing scripts, and are
recommended by PEP8 anyway.
IPython supportSupport IPython >= 0.11, thanks to Andreas Amann a.amann@ucc.ie.
included support for IPython >1.x
Prompts need to be defined differently with IPython >= 5.
Use numpy.ndim instead of the deprecated numpy.rank.
Remove support for long (~10 years) obsolete Numeric and numarray.
Avoid identifying np.nonzero and np.flatnonzero (Andreas Amann)
Monkey patching np.nonzero to be np.flatnonzero had bad effects on
matplotlib, which depends on the correct np.nonzero to be available.
Avoid plain python in shebangs.
'python' may not exist, but 'python3' may exist. The auto and autox shell
scripts now take care of this.
PyPLAUTFor Python 3: fix handling of dashes and parser for autorc files.
If Tk cannot be initialized, hide the plot if possible.
This allows to run the automated test without DISPLAY set.
Use NavigationToolbar2Tk for matplotlib 2.2+
Use get/set_facecolor if available instead of deprecated functions.
Fix problem when updating small plotting window
PLAUTFix compilation with newer versions of gfortran:
ANGLE needs 4 elements, otherwise it cannot call ARROWL with it.
PLAUT04Eliminate use of QT3_SUPPORT methods for pulldown menus.
Eliminate QT3_SUPPORT define.
Qt4 compat for file dialog windows.
Replace insertItem with addItem for lists for Qt4 compatibility.
Use toLocal8Bit() instead of implicit QString->const char * conversions.
Call constructors for QComboBox, QSpinBox, QDialog, etc. in Qt4 style.
Create a seperate method for every pulldown menu entry for better
QT4 compatibility.
Workaround for the menu bar in newer Mac OS X versions (Mavericks+)
Fix set but not used warnings for PLAUT04.
TestingSetup automated testing (Continuous Integration) using Github
Actions (on Ubuntu)Compile AUTO and manual
Test with both python2 and python3.
Enabled test with MPI enabled
Properly exit with error code in test scripts.
Upload test artifacts (logfile and verification html).
Adjust r3b demo test reference.
The eighth run of the fhh demo converges (since 703607e for NEWMSH)
Fix two more results for ab demo in test reference.
ManualFix documentation illustrating Python data access for lrz demo. Closes #3.
Latex compile fix (Andreas Amann)
the unknown m placement specifier for figures was ignored by older
latex versions but is now an error.
DemosMake tfc demo more robust.
Tweak EPS* in fhh demo to properly detect UZ in eighth run
Adjust EPSS in fhh demo to still detect the test point.
Increase NTST in ab demo to make it more robust in the last run.
Increase NTST in c.ab.3 to 70 so it does not MX unreliably.
c2c demo: increase NTST a little to make it work correctly with GCC8
Increase NTST in c.fhn.5 to match c.fhn.6 (elimates spurious UZ)
plaut04-bin-win32-0.9.tar.gz5.73 MB
Imagine this: you're working happily on your Mac when the dreaded beach ball of death appears. A program stops responding or worse, the macOS itself refuses to do anything but stare at you, blankly. You have a frozen Mac app or a macOS freeze. Someone calculated that slow computers cost us on average 5.5 working days a year. So we can't simply ignore it when a Mac freezes or when a macOS app stops responding.
We'll go over frozen apps first, so if your whole Mac freezes, you can jump to the part about fixing a frozen Mac.
Fixing a frozen app: Why Mac OS apps freezeMac Os 9.0.4There can be a few reasons why apps freeze on Mac. First, sometimes an app freezes on its own, and sometimes it takes down the whole Mac with it. Here's what could be happening:
Apps freeze in the background. This could mean there are some apps running that you didn't open, they opened themselves. Probably, they're featured in your startup items, so they automatically launch when you start your Mac. If this happens repeatedly, you need to check what apps are running in the background and launch with the startup. 
Processes freeze in the background. This one is different from apps. Absolution ([caelan]) mac os. One app may be running multiple processes, also system processes can be running on their own. 
Too many apps and processes running. Same logic as with the previous issue. But the question here is how many is too many? There is no definite answer to this, it very much depends on the hardware capacity of your Mac. You can read how to check it and fix it below. 
Mac system is too cluttered with junk to run even simple tasks. This is fixable, you can get a Mac optimizing app like CleanMyMac X for the job. Run a scan to find and remove the stuff you don't need, and there's a high change your apps will stop freezing after that. 
What to do if an app freezes on your MacA frozen app becomes unresponsive and brings your work to a halt. In the worst case scenario, it can lead to lost work or a corrupted file. Fortunately, there are several options to try, and most are quite simple. Here's what you can do when a program freezes on your Mac. First, you need to quit it. Then, if the app keeps freezing when you launch it, try the next options.
How to quit a frozen or unresponsive programQuitting and then re-starting an app is a good way for Mac OS to handle a crash. You can do this from the macOS Dock or from the Force Quit window. To force-quit an app from the OS Dock, follow these simple steps:
Forever And Always 0.9 Demo Mac Os DownloadClick anywhere outside of the program
Right-click (or Control-click) on the frozen app's icon in the Dock. A menu appears.
Hold down the Option key on your keyboard so that Quit in that menu changes to Force Quit.
Select Force Quit.
That's it. The app is instantly closed. Re-launch it and try again. If you prefer to work with the Dock hidden — or if the Dock itself is unresponsive — you can simply bring up the Force Quit dialog box to perform the same task.
 Here's how:
On your Mac's keyboard, hit the Option, Command and Escape keys simultaneously (Alt + Command + Esc).
The Force Quit dialog box appears with a list of running programs.
Select the frozen app and then click Force Quit.
The software will stop running and you're free to re-launch it at this point.
If you're using a maintenance utility like CleanMyMac X, it has freezes covered. Skak mac os. When CleanMyMac spots an unresponsive app, a notification window with a Quit button pops up, so you could force-quit the app without rummaging around in its menu. 
CleanMyMac keeps an eye on other performance issues, too, so if you'd like to get alerts like this one when anything goes wrong, download the edition of CleanMyMac X and give it a try. 
Install the app and click on the Optimization tab.
You'll find the tool that finds Heavy Memory consumers on your Mac.
How to fix Mac apps that keep freezing
First, check what apps are running in the background and launch with the startup.
 To do it go to Settings > Users and Groups > Login items.
 Uncheck anything you think might be causing trouble. In fact, just to be sure, uncheck every app and restart your Mac.
Now, find out which process or program is causing the problem. How to see what programs are running on Mac in general? You need launch Activity monitor.
How to find Activity Monitor on Mac: You can do it via the Spotlight Search or just open Launchpad and type it in.
How to open Activity Monitor in Finder: launch it from Applications > Utilities folder > Activity Monitor.
When it opens, you'll probably see hundreds of processes in each tab, but the ones you need now are CPU and Memory tabs. Click on the % CPU sign to sort processes by their influence on your Mac's work. The heaviest ones will show up on the top. They could be your main issue, but don't rush to deal with them. Some, like kernel, are important system processes and you shouldn't mess with them.
How to kill a process on Mac OSHowever, sometimes your problem does lie within a specific process, you can force quit it (Apple doesn't call it 'to kill a process on Mac', they make it sound fancy). But we're not at Apple HQ, so here's how to kill a Mac OS process:
Forever And Always 0.9 Demo Mac Os DownloadsOpen Activity Monitor.
You see a list of processes. You can sort them by clicking on %CPU or % Memory in relevant tabs. 
Find the process you want to kill and choose it.
Click on the octagon with an X sign.
Done.

Occasionally the problem isn't with the Mac app, but with the Mac OS itself. If you're experiencing troubles regularly, it's time to ask why your Mac keeps freezing. There are several possible reasons, so let's start with the simplest potential solution.
First, the file you were working with at the time of the freeze may be the issue. To help determine if this is true, try opening a different file with that app and work with it for a while. If it behaves normally, quit and then go back to the file you were working with at the time of the crash. If the errant behavior persists, you may have found your problem. Salvage what you can into a new file.
Make sure that your software and OS X are up-to-date. This is easy to do with software purchased from the Mac App Store. The same goes for OS X. Launch the Mac App Store on your Mac, and you'll see the list of pending updates, including any for the OS X itself. For third-party software purchased outside of the App Store, visit the manufacturer's website.
What to do if macOS freezesIf you cannot force-quit a program, or if the Mac OS is completely unresponsive, it's time for the most obvious action — a reboot.
 You can bring up the Restart/Sleep/Shutdown dialog box instantly by hitting Control plus the Power button. Option four, Shut Down, is selected by default.
 Alternatively, you can press and hold the Power button for 1.5-2 seconds to bring up the same dialog box. If things aren't hopelessly messed up, you'll get a chance to save your work before your Mac shuts down. If that still doesn't work, a more drastic option is available.
How to force reboot a frozen MacPress Command, Control and Power to restart your Mac immediately. Note that you won't have the option of saving anything in this scenario, but it will definitely reboot your icy Mac.
Once your Mac has restarted, you might find that the hard restart has corrupted the file you were working on. Free online las vegas slots. Salvage what you can from it and create a new file.
How to fix a frozen Mac with CleanMyMacAfter the reboot, ensure that your Mac has enough free hard drive space for the OS X, and enough free RAM to do what you want. CleanMyMac X can help you here, too. It removes all the useless files that take up space on your hard drive: app leftovers, mail attachments, cache files, and so on. That way, you can free up additional disk space on Mac without deleting any of your own files. Plus, CleanMyMac can free up RAM, which will unfreeze an app that is stuck.

Finally, if system cleanup also fails to fix the problem, you can try to run a clean install of your Mac OS. Just follow the instructions: 
How to clean install macOS Big Sur
Note: If you don't know which system your Mac runs, click the apple icon in the top left corner and choose About this Mac. You'll see the name on the popup window.
That's it, we hope this guide has helped you fix a frozen Mac. Remember, with day-to-day maintenance, your Mac can offer years of reliable work. On the rare occasion of a frozen program or even frozen OS X, these tips will help get you working and productive again. And software like CleanMyMac X can do some of the monitoring and maintenance for you, so you can focus on what needs to be done.