System and method for automatic versioning and data mutation for user-defined data types. A program development environment may be operable to: create a first version of a data type definition in response to user input; instantiate and store an object of the first version of the data type, optionally including a version identifier indicating the version of the object; modify the first version of the data type definition in response to user input, thereby creating a second version of the data type definition; load the object from storage; and automatically (without user intervention) modify the object to conform to the second version of the data type definition. Successive modifications of the data type definition may generate successive versions of the data type. Objects instantiated and stored according to a previous version of the data type may be loaded from storage and automatically modified to conform to a specified subsequent version.
Type Propagation For Automatic Casting Of Output Types In A Data Flow Program
Stephen R. Mercer - Austin TX, US Steven W. Rogers - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 9/45
US Classification:
717141, 717126, 717143
Abstract:
System and method for implicit downcasting at compile time in a data flow program. A first data flow function in an object-oriented dataflow program is identified, where the first function includes an input of a parent data type and an output of the parent data type. The first function is analyzed to determine if the output preserves the run-time data type of the input. A second dataflow function in the object-oriented data flow program is identified, where the second function includes a program element that calls the first function, passing an input parameter of a child data type of the parent data type as input. If the analysis determines that an output parameter returned by the output of the first function will always be of the child data type, the program element is automatically configured at compile time to always downcast the output parameter from the parent data type to the child data type at run-time.
Conversion Of A Class Oriented Data Flow Program With Inheritance To A Structure Oriented Data Flow Program
Stephen R. Mercer - Austin TX, US Akash B. Bhakta - Austin TX, US Matthew E. Novacek - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 9/45
US Classification:
717144, 717132, 717133, 717156
Abstract:
System and method for converting a class oriented data flow program to a structure oriented data flow program. A first data flow program is received, where the first data flow program is an object oriented program comprising instances of one or more classes, and wherein the first data flow program is executable to perform a first function. The first data flow program is automatically converted to a second data flow program, where the second data flow program does not include the instances of the one or more classes, and where the second data flow program is executable to perform the first function. The second data flow program is stored on a computer memory, where the second data flow program is configured to be deployed to a device, e. g. , a programmable hardware element, and where the second data flow program is executable on the device to perform the first function.
Conversion Of A Class Oriented Data Flow Program To A Structure Oriented Data Flow Program
Stephen R. Mercer - Austin TX, US Akash B. Bhakta - Austin TX, US Matthew E. Novacek - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 9/44
US Classification:
717110, 717144, 717136, 717146
Abstract:
System and method for converting a class oriented data flow program to a structure oriented data flow program. A first data flow program is received, where the first data flow program is an object oriented program comprising instances of one or more classes, and wherein the first data flow program is executable to perform a first function. The first data flow program is automatically converted to a second data flow program, where the second data flow program does not include the instances of the one or more classes, and where the second data flow program is executable to perform the first function. The second data flow program is stored on a computer memory, where the second data flow program is configured to be deployed to a device, e. g. , a programmable hardware element, and where the second data flow program is executable on the device to perform the first function.
Implementing A Class Oriented Data Flow Program On A Programmable Hardware Element
System and method for converting a class oriented data flow program to a structure oriented data flow program. A first data flow program is received, where the first data flow program is an object oriented program comprising instances of one or more classes, and wherein the first data flow program is executable to perform a first function. The first data flow program is automatically converted to a second data flow program, where the second data flow program does not include the instances of the one or more classes, and where the second data flow program is executable to perform the first function. The second data flow program is stored on a computer memory, where the second data flow program is configured to be deployed to a device, e. g. , a programmable hardware element, and where the second data flow program is executable on the device to perform the first function.
Type Propagation For Automatic Casting Of Output Types In A Data Flow Program
Stephen R. Mercer - Austin TX, US Steven W. Rogers - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 9/45
US Classification:
717141, 717126, 717140, 717143
Abstract:
System and method for implicit downcasting at compile time in a data flow program. A first data flow function in an object-oriented dataflow program is identified, where the first function includes an input of a parent data type and an output of the parent data type. The first function is analyzed to determine if the output preserves the run-time data type of the input. A second dataflow function in the object-oriented data flow program is identified, where the second function includes a program element that calls the first function, passing an input parameter of a child data type of the parent data type as input. If the analysis determines that an output parameter returned by the output of the first function will always be of the child data type, the program element is automatically configured at compile time to always downcast the output parameter from the parent data type to the child data type at run-time.
Conversion Of A Class Oriented Data Flow Program To A Structure Oriented Data Flow Program With Dynamic Interpretation Of Data Types
Stephen R. Mercer - Austin TX, US Akash B. Bhakta - Austin TX, US Matthew E. Novacek - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 9/45
US Classification:
717155, 717136, 717137, 717138, 717160, 717161
Abstract:
System and method for converting a class oriented data flow program to a structure oriented data flow program. A first data flow program is received, where the first data flow program is an object oriented program comprising instances of one or more classes, and wherein the first data flow program is executable to perform a first function. The first data flow program is automatically converted to a second data flow program, where the second data flow program does not include the instances of the one or more classes, and where the second data flow program is executable to perform the first function. The second data flow program is stored on a computer memory, where the second data flow program is configured to be deployed to a device, e. g. , a programmable hardware element, and where the second data flow program is executable on the device to perform the first function.
Michael Mendler - Bamberg, DE Stephen R. Mercer - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 9/44
US Classification:
717131
Abstract:
System and method for validating a program under a specified model of computation. The model of computation may be related to the synchronous statechart model of computation. A program may be received that specifies a plurality of operations using a variable within a logical tick such that the variable has multiple values within the logical tick. The program may be statically analyzed according to a specified model of computation that specifies program execution based on logical ticks, which may include determining that the program has deterministic semantics that specify deterministic results for each logical tick during execution of the program, including specifying deterministic results of the plurality of operations performed within the logical tick. The program may be validated in accordance with the specified model of computation in response to the determining. Such techniques may allow validation of a larger set of programs than conventional models while maintaining deterministic results.
You allow that low quality, potential evidence to start being searched in these unregulated databases,Stephen Mercer, a former public defender who helped pass the ban on familial search in Maryland, told The Post.Youre casting a wide net of suspicion over many many people.
it was determined that there was cannabis marijuana and cannabis marijuana resin in the vehicle. The driver, Stephen Mercer, 31 years of age, from Paris, Ontario, was arrested and charged with: possession of cannabis marijuana under 30 grams; and possession of cannabis marijuana under 1 gram.
Date: Jan 06, 2016
Source: Google
Virginia Governor pardons man convicted of sex offences in case of mistaken ID
With the fresh confession, "Mr Derr is at peace with himself and at peace with God," Stephen Mercer, the chief attorney of the forensics division of the Maryland Public Defender's Office, said. Hehas represented Derr for about 10 years.
Date: May 14, 2015
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Chief Justice: US Supreme Court likely to take Md. DNA case, fair prospect of ...
One of Kings attorneys, Stephen Mercer, said Monday that the justices order was a preliminary round and that he believes that in the end the court will uphold Kings Fourth Amendment right.