Here I propose a set of questions relevant to RDF and OWL that need to be answered for the introspector to work efffectivly
Here I propose a set of questions relevant to RDF and OWL that need to be answered for the introspector to work efffectivly
I have now been able to get the introspector perl scripts to run on the output of rdfproc, a part of redland. All you need to use this now are just the redland, and there are debian packages for them. You can use many tools on this rdf, take a look at http://librdf.org for more information
You are going to want these packages for debian. librdf-perl - Perl language bindings for the Redland RDF library librdf0 - Redland RDF Application Framework librdf0-dev - Redland RDF library development libraries and headers libraptor1 - Raptor RDF Parser library libraptor1-dev - Raptor RDF parser and serializer development libraries and headers
Here are some good example data files : c-dump ntriples rdfxml example
These are two forms of rdf, ntriple and rdf/xml. You can use them with the introspector like this, example given with the ntriples :
1. gunzip the file gunzip c-dump.rdf.gz
2. make a redland repository rdfproc Global parse ntriples file:/ The Global is the name of the repository file:/ is the base address that can be what ever uri you want
That will create a repository in the current directory using berkleydb 6.2M Global-po2s.db -- predicate object index (used to find by field) 9.0M Global-so2p.db -- subject -object index (not used) 9.5M Global-sp2o.db -- subeject predicate index (graph traversal) 25M total
So you have about 9mb of indexes for a 500k zipped ntriples file.
The unpacked sizes are here : 13M Nov 28 15:34 c-dump.rdf 4.7M Nov 28 15:34 c-dump.ntriples
wc(wordcount) on c-dump.ntriples gives lines 96,818, words 387,292, chars 4,846,776
The original source file (expanded with headers) lines 13,270 words 27,221 chars 260,051(254K from ls) c-dump.i
So we are talking about 10x increase in size for indexing.
For example, i have installed the introspector into my home dir : /home/mdupont/EXPERIMENTS/introspector/introspector-0.7 The cvs version is up to date, You can download the release here from sf.net
so, to use it Go to the directory containing the rdf database files perl -I/home/mdupont/EXPERIMENTS/introspector/introspector-0.7 ~/EXPERIMENTS/introspector/introspector-0.7/recurse5.pl node_types:function_decl file:/
the node_types:function_decl is the node types that i am looking for, other interesting ones can be found in the Introspector/GCCTypes.pm file.
I hope that you take some time and play around with the introspector. It is not running perfect, but fast!
Dear Richard Baumann,
You were trolling on slashdot, and insulting me in a Cowardly way. Here is my response!
You wrote ""By the way, you forgot to mention that you were unbanned from the project.""
I think you are imagining things again, when was that?
And nice trick with downmodding my thread. Great job, that way you can make sure that people dont find out the truth.
In fact, I cannot even reply to your lies. That seems to be your defense. Gagging and Blocking the truth. Great job, Do you think that you can get away with that for long?
It is only a matter of time until the truth will come out.
I guess I need to get a gang of people to mod *up* my thread. You know, normally you cannot mod up and down things on your own thread. But if you have enough people to help then it is not a problem.
You wrote : ""You harassed Rhys so much he almost left the project completely just so he wouldn't have to deal with you anymore."" Well, I was happy to be off the mailling list, the only thing that really is a problem is when bugs are being hidden from the public.
I was one of the stupid people who believed in dotgnu, I believed in pnet/c. I used it and it did not do what it promised. Infact it could not compile anything of value to me.
What did I do? I reported the bugs. So what if I could not fix them myself.
What did Rhys do? He fixed the bugs, and quickly!!
but at the same time said that my contributions are worth *ZERO* nothing, nada.
Why would he constantly fix these bugs, and spend time on things that are worthless?
Because they were not worthless. The point is that rhys is being two faced and backpeddling. That is just another sign of bad management practices.
You wrote : ""Does attempted blackmail ring a bell?""
I will find someway to make sure that your unfair practices get enough publicity, just wait. That is not blackmail, that is what you get back when you kick someone too often!
mike
Because my comments about pnet where modded down to nothing as offtopic, I think that I need a place to post my complaint.
I would like to Just wanted to point out that I have produced the most bug reports for pnet at the time (currently 54 bug reports in the system ).
One good thing I have to say about Rhsy is that he fixes bugs quickly!
My sometimes harsh and questioning nature that brought me to free software is sometimes too much for people to take.
I bitched and moaned alot about dotgnu implementing patent-endanged code instead of following thier original plan.
My complaining got me banned from the project.
Now instead of accepting reports about this buggy software that would warn people that it is not usable on really challenging code (like libx11 or the gcc) that I was compiling with it.
The author rhys tried to *gag* me.
I complained to savannah about this here
In the end, he of course appreciated my valid bug report and fixed them like all the other ones.
The arguments that my bugs are not valid really dont hold water if all of them are fixed. The reality is that the software was lacking major testing, and that my reporting of all these bugs reflected that unstable state.
The funny thing it the backpedling you can find in the bug history , the bug is turned from invalid to fixed! "Mon 02/16/04 at 23:41 rweather resolution_id Invalid Fixed"
So, I would really think twice before spending your time working on pnet/c, because the developers are trying to hide bugs from you! (the ones that I reported (Real bugs))
mike
Via Seths Gnome blogger. the blogger api server we are now able to post NEWS and Data to the introspectors blgos.
Via the XML RDF Bankend, we can publsh information.
The future of the introspector will be via huge blog databases with all the information in them.
Why pay for rss syndication from blogger.com/google?
You can just use cwm to process your blog in n3 format emitted by this archive template blog2n3.template
You can install this template in the standard blogger to emit your blog to another format.
thanks to deltab for iconv support "iconv -t utf8 -f windows-1252 index.n3" to convert my blog into something readable
Example n3 from the introspector Example Results
I have put together a list of things with the number 357 (was 357 words before formatting)
Dear all, Here is a longer post of mine that should summ up my ideas on freedom in education.
Just found this new post: Stallman's Recent essay on Schools
It was linked from The Gnu-Friends
Which has an article from Sirian S11 Article on GNU Friends
Who is a leading member of the fsedu project The FSEdu Project
Now, what I would like to point out here, is an important point that came up in my discussions with Red HatAdvogatoArticle
What are the rights of a natural person? Do they have the rights to use free software? Do they have the rights to use only free software? My answer is yes: that is a right that they have, untill it is taken away or sold.
If we analyse the transactions leading up to the loss of rights, you will see the breaking points:
In order to save money, people resort to illegal copying:
All of the possiblities are happening today in schools around the word. People's rights are being sold out to software vendors, with the follow ups of surveilence of the students and illegal copying to offset costs.
This illegal activity is a result of the original step of the decision to sell the rights of the students to use free software. A downward spiral ending in the criminalization of the students and teachers gets put into place.
The proper solution to the problem is to use only Free Software in the schools. For that to happen however, the Free Software community needs to be able to deliver the solution. And we need to make people aware of the dangers of non-free software in education.
The awareness is the problem however for many reasons :
The requirements for a solution are following.
The first thing that people need to learn about is their rights. They need to understand what basic rights they have. We need courses in software licensing and contractual law for people to learn about how to read contracts. People need to be able to submit contracts for review to a body of experts for classification and help.
We need a central way for students and teachers to blow the whistle on schools. When a student is forced to install non-free software, or sees that a school is installing more licenses than they have, we need to track that in a database. In fact, it might be needed that students register what software is installed so that it can be checked if it is licensed.
That is one way to promote free software: eliminate the usage of illegal versions of non-free software.
The only real way to provide educational materials that are of high quality is to provide for a way for people who work on them to live! If there is no payment, then there is no way to ensure quality.
One idea that we have come up with is a framework for allowing people to create content and sell that. The idea would be that people would provide content to fulfill a curicula, and that subscribers would pay for that to be created. They would receive a copy of the content and also online support and tutoring from the teacher, for which they would pay. The end result would be that the results are published under a Free license that allows for reuse of the content. The course would be financed by the payment for the service of teaching and testing which is reimbursed. The same applies for the supporting of schools with installation and support services. Only when there exists a infrastructure for supporting a large school that is cost effective will free software succeed in schools.
In total the prospect of Free Software in education is very bad. It will be a slow process that might only happen when there is a generation change in our society. It can also be that our society is not ready to accept the social and political revolution that is brought by the giving freedom back to the students.
mike removed typos, fixed grammer BAD SPELLERS OF THE WORLD: UNTIE!!
I have been thinking about this issue of implementing patent endangered code in the dotgnu and mono project. (the Winforms)
All in all what is needed, in my humple opinon is a way to mark the software as being in danger. I would suggest that the dotgnu project move all this code that is part of the MS patent application into a new project. That project will need to have a different license text on it, and have some type of access control for the commits.
I think that is the only fair way to handle the situation, otherwise you will have people who are contributing to what they think is free software, only to have the rug pulled out from under thier feet.
mike
One important aspect that is should mention is that this providers a fulll access to the gcc interface via code generation and subsequent execution. That creates the possibiltly to require that the users of that generated code make thier derivitive works under the gpl. That just might solve the wishes of those who want only free software to interface to the gcc..
peace, mike
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