| /dports/multimedia/v4l-utils/linux-5.13-rc2/arch/sparc/include/asm/ |
| H A D | asm.h | 10 #define BRANCH32(TYPE, PREDICT, DEST) \ argument
11 TYPE,PREDICT %icc, DEST
12 #define BRANCH32_ANNUL(TYPE, PREDICT, DEST) \ argument
13 TYPE,a,PREDICT %icc, DEST
14 #define BRANCH_REG_ZERO(PREDICT, REG, DEST) \ argument
15 brz,PREDICT REG, DEST
17 brz,a,PREDICT REG, DEST
19 brnz,PREDICT REG, DEST
21 brnz,a,PREDICT REG, DEST
23 #define BRANCH32(TYPE, PREDICT, DEST) \ argument
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| /dports/multimedia/v4l_compat/linux-5.13-rc2/arch/sparc/include/asm/ |
| H A D | asm.h | 10 #define BRANCH32(TYPE, PREDICT, DEST) \ argument
11 TYPE,PREDICT %icc, DEST
12 #define BRANCH32_ANNUL(TYPE, PREDICT, DEST) \ argument
13 TYPE,a,PREDICT %icc, DEST
14 #define BRANCH_REG_ZERO(PREDICT, REG, DEST) \ argument
15 brz,PREDICT REG, DEST
17 brz,a,PREDICT REG, DEST
19 brnz,PREDICT REG, DEST
21 brnz,a,PREDICT REG, DEST
23 #define BRANCH32(TYPE, PREDICT, DEST) \ argument
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| /dports/multimedia/libv4l/linux-5.13-rc2/arch/sparc/include/asm/ |
| H A D | asm.h | 10 #define BRANCH32(TYPE, PREDICT, DEST) \ argument
11 TYPE,PREDICT %icc, DEST
12 #define BRANCH32_ANNUL(TYPE, PREDICT, DEST) \ argument
13 TYPE,a,PREDICT %icc, DEST
14 #define BRANCH_REG_ZERO(PREDICT, REG, DEST) \ argument
15 brz,PREDICT REG, DEST
17 brz,a,PREDICT REG, DEST
19 brnz,PREDICT REG, DEST
21 brnz,a,PREDICT REG, DEST
23 #define BRANCH32(TYPE, PREDICT, DEST) \ argument
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| /dports/comms/predict/predict-2.2.7/ |
| H A D | HISTORY | 2 The History of PREDICT
5 Work on PREDICT started on May 26, 1991 with the purpose of creating a
7 computer. PREDICT was originally written in C and compiled using a
9 useful, PREDICT was then ported to several Unix machines and then to
11 in May 1994 and was the first version of PREDICT released to the public.
12 PREDICT was later ported to the Linux operating system in 1995 and
16 Through years of daily use, PREDICT was found to be reliable and accurate,
20 The release of PREDICT version 2.0.0 in December 1999 represents the
23 Further details regarding the history of PREDICT are available in the
26 The release of PREDICT version 2.2.0 in October 2002 represents the
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| H A D | xpredict | 4 #xterm -geometry 80x25 -fn 10x20 -title PREDICT -e predict $*
6 #xterm -geometry 80x25 -fn "9x15,xft:Bitstream Vera Sans Mono" -title PREDICT -e predict $*
7 #urxvt -geometry 80x25 -fn 10x20 +sb -title PREDICT -e predict $*
8 #xterm -geometry 80x25 -fn 10x20 -rv -title PREDICT -e predict $*
10 #Eterm -g 80x25 -F 10x20 -n PREDICT -x -e predict $1 $2 $3 $4
11 #gnome-terminal --geometry 80x25 --disable-sound -t PREDICT -e predict $*
12 #rxvt -geometry 80x25 -font 10x20 -rv -tn linux -title PREDICT -e predict $*
13 #rxvt -geometry 80x25 -font 10x20 -rv -tn color_xterm -title PREDICT -e predict $*
14 #kvt -vt_geometry 80x25 -linux -T PREDICT -e predict $*
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| H A D | predict-2.2.7.lsm | 2 Title: PREDICT
5 Description: PREDICT is an easy to use, ncurses-based satellite
7 Linux operating system. PREDICT permits users to track
13 optical means. PREDICT also provides live bearings of
18 PREDICT supports the PIC/TRACK automatic antenna tracking
24 are included in this release of PREDICT. PREDICT requires
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| H A D | README | 2 PREDICT QUICK START GUIDE
22 The PREDICT archive can be unpacked in any directory for which read access
34 PREDICT's compilation and installation procedure differs slightly from
42 program that configures the source code for PREDICT. It then compiles and
43 installs PREDICT by creating symbolic links between the executables created
55 Normally, PREDICT handles longitudes in decimal degrees WEST (0-360
57 modified by passing the -east or -south command line switches to PREDICT
69 directions on the use and capabilities of PREDICT.
71 The latest news and information regarding PREDICT software is
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| H A D | NEWS | 1 A Word About The Accuracy of PREDICT
4 In 2007, the TEME ECI position vectors generated by PREDICT were compared
10 difference in behavior between the predictions made through PREDICT and
16 position error produced by PREDICT was 0.003982 km. The mean velocity
26 as the meter resolution produced by PREDICT.
28 The orbital models used in PREDICT were derived from "satcom-08", written
34 Further news about PREDICT can be found on the web at:
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| H A D | CHANGES | 62 * Added a -dp command-line option to PREDICT to
118 sent to PREDICT. (Tnx: David Hutchinson, G8SQH)
214 features available in this version of PREDICT.
389 PREDICT's update options while PREDICT is still running, and
419 of PREDICT was uploaded to:
454 GET_VERSION: returns PREDICT's version number.
510 for contributing this code to PREDICT.
538 of PREDICT was uploaded to:
576 of PREDICT was uploaded to:
594 of PREDICT was uploaded to:
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| H A D | configure | 94 PREDICT is a satellite tracking and orbital prediction program written
96 PREDICT is free software. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under
100 PREDICT is distributed in the hope that it will useful, but WITHOUT ANY
231 response2=$(grep -c -i -e PREDICT /etc/services)
238 grep -e 1210/udp -e PREDICT /etc/services
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| H A D | CREDITS | 6 version of PREDICT were derived from "satcom-08", written by
26 The concept of using "xearth" as a graphical display for PREDICT
40 PREDICT is also the product of many others who have contributed
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| /dports/comms/predict/predict-2.2.7/clients/samples/ |
| H A D | README | 2 PREDICT's Socket Commands
5 The network sockets feature of PREDICT allows the program to operate
7 UDP protocol. It is even possible to have the PREDICT server and
14 For the socket-based server features of PREDICT to function, the
73 an invalid command to PREDICT anyway...)
81 PREDICT Socket Command Summary
89 Purpose: To poll PREDICT for live tracking data.
179 Purpose: To poll PREDICT for the Sun's current position.
394 Command: PREDICT
399 Example: PREDICT ISS 1126375569:
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| /dports/comms/predict/predict-2.2.7/clients/earthtrack/ |
| H A D | README | 2 Using PREDICT with "xearth" and "xplanet" to track your favorite satellites
5 "earthtrack" is a socket-based application that polls PREDICT for live
9 The concept of using "xearth" as a graphical display for PREDICT was
11 as an integral part of PREDICT's main program code. However, it was
27 "earthtrack" and PREDICT.
43 seconds. By default, "earthtrack" connects to the PREDICT server
60 as the host running PREDICT in server mode. The satellite name
61 specified must be the same as PREDICT displays in Multi-Tracking
121 the PREDICT server is broken, such as would occur if PREDICT
126 For more creative uses of PREDICT and earthtrack, see John
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| /dports/graphics/opencv/opencv-4.5.3/contrib/modules/face/samples/ |
| H A D | mace_webcam.cpp | 19 PREDICT enumerator
61 state = PREDICT; in main()
97 state = PREDICT; in main()
104 if (state == PREDICT) { in main()
131 case 'p': state = PREDICT; break; in main()
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| /dports/comms/predict/predict-2.2.7/clients/kep_reload/ |
| H A D | README | 2 of PREDICT's Keplerian database through a socket connection while
3 PREDICT is running in server mode. It is especially useful in
4 environments where PREDICT runs continuously, and periodic Keplerian
5 element updates are made outside of PREDICT, such as through scripts
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| /dports/comms/predict/predict-2.2.7/clients/samples/perl/ |
| H A D | README | 2 to be compliant with earlier versions of PREDICT, it still extracts
3 useful tracking data from PREDICT, and can serve as a template for
4 writing your own PREDICT clients in Perl.
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| /dports/comms/predict/predict-2.2.7/clients/map/ |
| H A D | CHANGES | 12 command. Starting with PREDICT version 2.1.3, the GET_LIST command
13 now sends the entire list of satellite names in PREDICT's database
19 (such as localhost, if running on the same machine as PREDICT) instead of
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| /dports/comms/predict/predict-2.2.7/utils/moontracker/ |
| H A D | README | 11 MoonTracker reads ground station location information from PREDICT's
12 predict.qth file. Much like PREDICT, MoonTracker recognizes several
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| /dports/sysutils/xvidcap/xvidcap-1.1.7/ffmpeg/libavcodec/ |
| H A D | ljpegenc.c | 89 PREDICT(pred, topleft[i], top[i], left[i], modified_predictor); in encode_picture_lossless()
139 … PREDICT(pred, ptr[-linesize-1], ptr[-linesize], ptr[-1], predictor); in encode_picture_lossless()
164 PREDICT(pred, ptr[-linesize-1], ptr[-linesize], ptr[-1], predictor); in encode_picture_lossless()
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| /dports/net/p5-Socket-Class/Socket-Class-2.258/xs/sc_ssl/openssl/source/crypto/rand/ |
| H A D | md_rand.c | 135 # define PREDICT macro
155 #ifdef PREDICT
347 #ifdef PREDICT in ssleay_rand_bytes()
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| /dports/sysutils/shim/shim-0.9/Cryptlib/OpenSSL/crypto/rand/ |
| H A D | md_rand.c | 134 # define PREDICT macro
155 #ifdef PREDICT
344 #ifdef PREDICT in ssleay_rand_bytes()
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| /dports/security/openssl-unsafe/openssl-c9ba19c/crypto/rand/ |
| H A D | md_rand.c | 133 # define PREDICT macro
154 #ifdef PREDICT
350 #ifdef PREDICT in ssleay_rand_bytes()
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| /dports/devel/godot2/godot-2.1.6-stable/thirdparty/openssl/crypto/rand/ |
| H A D | md_rand.c | 133 # define PREDICT macro
154 #ifdef PREDICT
356 #ifdef PREDICT in ssleay_rand_bytes()
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| /dports/devel/godot2-tools/godot-2.1.6-stable/thirdparty/openssl/crypto/rand/ |
| H A D | md_rand.c | 133 # define PREDICT macro
154 #ifdef PREDICT
356 #ifdef PREDICT in ssleay_rand_bytes()
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| /dports/security/openssl-legacy-static/openssl-1.0.2u/crypto/rand/ |
| H A D | md_rand.c | 133 # define PREDICT macro
154 #ifdef PREDICT
356 #ifdef PREDICT in ssleay_rand_bytes()
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