Symlinking of libraries in general?
Hello,
this is not based on an acutal problem, I seek guidance on that topic in general.
Let's assume program foo is built against library libbar-x.y. You upgrade (for whatever reason) library libbar-x.y to library libbar-x.z. Now the "dependency" is broken hence program foo is unable to run, until it is upgraded to a version built against library libbar-x.z.
Many people link the libraries (ln -s libbar-x.z libbar-x.y) to "hotfix" the problem (until the new version of foo is available).
I know, that there is no guarantor that this will work as it depends highly on the changes made to the library. However sometimes it "just works".
Actually I've done this myself a few times and afterwards deleted the symlink.
But...
Given that the library has influence on the acutal result of a program, it comes to my mind that there might be a chance that something goes terribly wrong while running this program.
In most of this cases, the program would just crash and that's it.
But let's assume, the program runs superficially as intendend and does not produce errors like hell, the result of the programm (a file, datastream or whatever) is some kind of corrupted.
So,,,,the corrupted data could cause serious damage to the entire system (especially if those data are used from other programs... some kind of error propagation).
Therefore my question:
What libs should never ever be symlinked (in that way)?
Do have essential parts of the system (glibc, kernel, filesystem related stuff and so on) some kind of protection against this potential cause of failure? (If this is possible at all)
Is jaunty symlinking really like playing with fire or am I just too worried?
Hope someone has wise words on that
Best regards
Last edited by pheon (2008-08-19 18:24:42)
oliwer wrote:That kind of problem often happens with proprietary apps that you can't recompile. So symlinking (or even funnier: renaming) is the only way.
It is not the only way... build the library version you need and install it along side the current version in the Arch repos. You will need to removing lots of conflicting files but it can be done fairly easily in most cases.
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Last edited by ehmicky (2012-03-13 20:46:18)Here is the output of makepkg -s when I try to install packer:
[tilley@take-kun packer]$ makepkg -s
==> Determining latest git revision...
-> Version found: 20120509
==> Making package: packer 20120509-1 (Wed May 9 17:27:52 CDT 2012)
==> Checking runtime dependencies...
==> Installing missing dependencies...
resolving dependencies...
looking for inter-conflicts...
Targets (2): jansson-2.3-1 jshon-20111222-1
Total Download Size: 0.04 MiB
Total Installed Size: 0.17 MiB
Proceed with installation? [Y/n] y
:: Retrieving packages from community...
jansson-2.3-1-x86_64 30.5 KiB 150K/s 00:00 [######################] 100%
jshon-20111222-1-x86_64 9.8 KiB 806K/s 00:00 [######################] 100%
(2/2) checking package integrity [######################] 100%
(2/2) loading package files [######################] 100%
(2/2) checking for file conflicts [######################] 100%
(2/2) checking available disk space [######################] 100%
(1/2) installing jansson [######################] 100%
(2/2) installing jshon [######################] 100%
==> Checking buildtime dependencies...
==> Retrieving Sources...
==> Extracting Sources...
==> Entering fakeroot environment...
==> Starting build()...
==> Connecting to github GIT server....
Cloning into 'packer'...
error: Could not resolve host: (nil); No address associated with hostname while accessing https://github.com/bruenig/packer.git/info/refs
fatal: HTTP request failed
==> ERROR: A failure occurred in build().
Aborting... -
Synchronization issues on OneDrive for Business
Hi,
Our OneDrive for Business experience is very confusing here. We are in the middle of a few synchronization problems that our users don't understand.
Could not insert my screenshots, so please pardon me if the description is not clear. Full topic with screenshots can be found here: http://community.office365.com/en-us/f/172/p/273549/836906.aspx
Description of the problem
We have a lot of users using OneDrive for Business to synchronize three shared libraries stored on a on-premise installation of SharePoint 2013. The first setup has run (almost) smoothly, and all my users had a synchronized version of the files on the server
(around 2GB of data). We are in the beginning of our deployment, so the users have not used it very intensively yet, and probably this is why problems start appearing.
On computer 1, a file/folder reorganization has been realized within one folder (folder "TRAININGS") of one the libraries: creating new folders, moving files from one folder to another, renaming other folders and deleting old folders. Changes have
been processed, and Computer 1 is now in sync with server: they now share the same file/folder organization under the "TRAININGS" folder. Also, on Computer 1, all folders and files show the "green tick" on their icon, showing that sync
is completed.
On computer 1, the OneDrive icon in the Windows task bar shows the synchronization is complete and does not show any sync issues.
On computer 2, the folder "TRAINING" is a mess. The folder "TRAINING"'s icon has been the "blue arrows" for a while. Inside, I have a mix of "green tick", "blue arrows" and no icon status.
Every now and then, the folder CATEGORIES turns to "green tick", then goes back to "blue arrows".
If we drill down inside the sub-folders, I have the same bahaviour, some folders have "green tick", some other "blue arrows" and some other no icon status. I do not understand the logic.
On Computer 2, no files or folders inside "TRAININGS" folder have never been opened by user "Fra".
However, on SharePoint, I see that some files in the tree of the "TRAININGS" folder that have "last modified by" with name of the user in Computer 2, even though this user "Fra" never modified that precise file. Only user "Cla"
did some modifications on the files and folders.
For example, we are missing folder "TRAININGS\CATEGORIES\CATALOG STRUCTURE" on Computer 2.
I do not understand what is going wrong there...
Questions already answered:
To save time for diagnosis:
1. Does the issue only happen on the Computer 2? Please choose a PC and login with a problematic which have different issue to see what will happen.
No, it happens also on a different PC, but with different status for each file.
2. Have the files they upload met the restrictions of syncing SharePoint libraries?
No they have not:
No special character in File Name
524 files and 257 folders in the library
Max length of full folder and file name is 157 characters.
No invalid file types
I have no idea if any file is open on any computer, and have no way of knowing it, with users all over the world.
3. Have you tried to repair OneDrive for Business via right-clicking the OneDrive for Business icon then clicking repair? If not, please give it a shot and provide us with the result.
Repair has been tested and does not help.
4. Could you please clean the cache of OneDrive for Business to see if the issue persists?
I have already tried deleting the Office Offline Cache on a similar problem one week ago. It is a pain in the neck since I have to do it on all my users who have problem (starts to be a lot), it involves re-downloading the whole contents of the libraries
(2GB) and it does NOT solve the problem since it reappears one week later on a different set of files.
Full delete of Office Offline Files temporarily solves the incident until the problem occurs again later. So doesn't help either.
Please keep in mind I have over 30 other computers that have these libraries synced in 4 different countries, and I do not know whether they are properly synced or not. Repairing or resetting on the client computers is not an option if I am not sure I have
completely solved the problem and I know for sure it will not happen again.
5. How many files in these shared libraries? Generally, when suing OneDrive for Business, we don't recommend uploading/syncing a lot of files at a time.
The folder "TRAININGS" where all changes have been made contains only 64 files and 42 folders.
The library which contains the "TRAININGS" folder contains 524 files and 257 folders. But these files and folders have not been touched, except for the "TRAININGS" folder.
I believe I am way under the 100 files that have moved at the same time.
6. How long has the problem been waiting for? Have you tried letting it solve by itself?.
Today, after 12 hours, Computer 2, 3 and 4 are still in the same state, synchronization is stuck.
Can you please help me diagnose the issue and make sure it does not happen again?
Thanks a lot.New update that might help.
I have noticed on Computer 2 an anormal growth of the "%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Office\15.0\OfficeFileCache" folder.
The total synced libraries (both with Office365 and with on-premise SharePoint) have a size of 5.5 GB.
The OfficeFileCache folder has a size of 21.6GB and is growing by the minute.
If I pause the sync, the folder stops growing. If I resume the sync, the folder grows.
The changes are the following:
File CentralTable21873.accdb has different date modified, but size remains the same.
Files FSD-{id}.FSD (131,072 bytes) and FSF-{id}.FSF (114 bytes) are created. These files are created by pair, almost every second.
Please find below extract of the contents of the OfficeFileCache on Computer 2. I stopped the sync at 12:07.
2014-10-29 14:13:25.137808900 +0700 CentralTable21873.accdb
2014-10-29 14:06:39.464552500 +0700 CentralTable21873.laccdb
2014-10-29 13:49:47.221305400 +0700 FSD-{61B6B74C-BA6C-46A1-9CA0-F1031E1D4477}.FSD
2014-10-29 13:49:43.225225000 +0700 FSD-{FF593C23-B2F6-4857-9B5D-3C278C2DF524}.FSD
2014-10-29 13:49:43.225225000 +0700 FSF-{19C2F7EF-66A1-47D2-90C6-21104002B292}.FSF
2014-10-29 13:46:23.720925000 +0700 FSD-{FF57C26D-73A3-41A9-B7A1-09BE0E94487F}.FSD
2014-10-29 13:46:23.720925000 +0700 FSF-{FC35858F-8532-4D17-A94B-BC7A003D7750}.FSF
2014-10-29 13:46:23.000910600 +0700 FSD-{B6715853-B58A-4538-9D40-C285355AA959}.FSD
2014-10-29 13:46:23.000910600 +0700 FSF-{C367A019-6343-4998-BBDB-EEFBEFC48A53}.FSF
2014-10-29 13:46:15.510760800 +0700 FSD-{2A81B7AF-6835-416C-9D39-759C69BCC6F9}.FSD
2014-10-29 13:46:15.510760800 +0700 FSF-{D5DD04B0-3C47-4CB2-920A-1E61DC1C5987}.FSF
2014-10-29 13:46:14.700744600 +0700 FSD-{B1588DF5-6985-4C3E-87C1-23259AFF8B3D}.FSD
2014-10-29 13:36:29.610487100 +0700 FSD-{BA96AD01-7552-4893-840D-2FD804956CCC}.FSD
2014-10-29 13:36:29.500484900 +0700 FSF-{41A2C30E-D125-471F-8885-2F50843B8218}.FSF
2014-10-29 13:36:29.490484700 +0700 FSD-{B74D8923-28BD-4B5A-ACA2-CCD7D3A7ABA5}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:28.600679500 +0700 FSD-{9FBD798B-E954-4D31-B5B8-25C1C9B9EA11}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:28.600679500 +0700 FSF-{6657D798-2B7E-46C1-AA1F-F88E5C2AE906}.FSF
2014-10-29 12:07:28.370674900 +0700 FSD-{C7F4EB47-C23F-4D35-98BD-2AE73C6F3612}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:28.370674900 +0700 FSF-{0F334A91-F4B5-424B-B79B-0EA03BC46859}.FSF
2014-10-29 12:07:28.140670300 +0700 FSD-{15A8F28E-502C-414C-B38C-1E3A9975468E}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:28.140670300 +0700 FSF-{1C0AF415-373F-4C01-8C23-62E942E56E7E}.FSF
2014-10-29 12:07:27.920665900 +0700 FSD-{58828162-A8D6-403F-AD42-889FA5F8D193}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:27.920665900 +0700 FSF-{11C27630-BBD0-4797-94F0-81332B1BE598}.FSF
2014-10-29 12:07:27.730662100 +0700 FSD-{879D25AE-37F5-47FD-9CF3-8DFBCF6C9A91}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:27.730662100 +0700 FSF-{ACE9056D-ECE1-45FF-8569-437A8386001D}.FSF
2014-10-29 12:07:27.176650700 +0700 FSD-{2E4495AE-5C09-4201-9E83-A6BDC83968EE}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:27.176650700 +0700 FSF-{55EA3316-D2BE-4041-9599-E7030D5166D6}.FSF
2014-10-29 12:07:26.986646900 +0700 FSD-{81883BA5-0FC1-4A01-91C4-B1B27930A20E}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:26.986646900 +0700 FSF-{EFA9EF58-0DC0-44B1-A520-379ADAC135E5}.FSF
2014-10-29 12:07:26.796643100 +0700 FSD-{765935BA-542C-4970-9EE3-5A6098E60D62}.FSD
If I delete those files, and restart OneDrive, they just keep being recreated. -
Restore iPhotoLibrary specifically from EXTERNAL Hard drive Time Machine back up?
My laptop Photo Library is corrupted somehow. I tried to restore from a prior in Time Machine on laptop and made the mistake of not saying to keep BOTH copies, but after trying for 3 hours of telling me it was doing it through various windows, a little one popped open saying something about permissions and it opened an old iPhotoLibrary from 2 years ago! ... I do have that one now and am copying it off my laptop as fast as I can to FLICKR
cuz APPLE has become a PHOTO sinkhole... (We are talking 20,000 pics folks with scanned in family pics from 100 yrs ago!)
I think I have a good copy on my External Hard Drive Time Machine back up from about 3 weeks ago. How do I use that to Restore from
or should I just wait for this PHOTOS thing to come out?
NEXT Question is there a convenient way to split it into MULTIPLE ones..eg KEEP old stable photos in one or more.
and use another for all the new ones not editted or sorted yet? I do see there is a new Option under iPHOTO/File menu to just switch
libraries but, of course, you cant even see that if your Library wont open!For TM help post in the forum for your OS - and see https://www.apple.com/support/timemachine/ and http://pondini.org/TM/FAQ.html and http://pondini.org/TM/Troubleshooting.html
Depends on undisclosed information
With the current OS and iPhoto you switch library using the switch library command - with any version you can switch libraries by holding the option key down while you launch iPhoto which brings up the select library window
And generally it is not a smart idea to have multiple iPhoto libraries - it generally has no advantages and makes things much more difficult and complicated and often leads to user errors that cause major problems
If you want to anyway the most convent way to split libraries is to use the paid version of iPhoto Library Manager - http://www.fatcatsoftware.com/iplm/ -
LN -
Hi,
I am testing EBS and the user has given me a file which is in text format. But for EBS I need a file in MT940 or BAI format. SO I would to either convert the txt file to MT940, or create a new MT940 file. But I do not know how to do either of these. Can someone help me how can I do any of these things please?
Thanks and Regards,
Sameer JoshiHi Sameer,
The best way for creating the file is to find an existing file in the same format and manually modifying the same to suit to our testing scenario. The file given by the user can be in BAI or MT940 format. There is no restriction as to the file being a text file. The contents in the file decides whether the file has been written in a BAI or MT940 code. The same needs to be specified by you in Tcode FF_5 while uploading the same inSAP.
In this case, ask the user what is the format of the file, modify the same file to suit your testing scenario and use it.
You can go through the below link as to what are the contents of a BAI file and what it stands for.
http://www.bai.org/Libraries/Site-General-Downloads/Cash_Management_2005.sflb.ashx
Also the below post on SCN may help you.
http://scn.sap.com/thread/1985948
Regards
Vivek -
I get Connection failed when I click on the photo in IPhoto. This window keeps popping up and I have to force quit IPhoto.
iPhoto tracks referenced files using Aliases and this works just fine when the Library and the photos are on the same volume. However, Aliases won't survive being moved from one volume to another. This is why experienced users on here recommend against using Referenced Libraries in general, and in particular when the library and files are on different volumes.
Try repair the aliases with an app like FileBuddy If that fails then I'm afraid you'll need to do it manually for every photo in the Library, unfortunately.
Regards
TD -
Ask another question about JIN and C/C++
Using JNI on Solaris, is there any differences to build a shared library compiled from C code or C++ code?
Huh?
If you create a C/C++ file and use jni.h and use the method signatures from javah then either file will work. Depending on various factors, like the file extension, then you might have to specify different command line options to get the file to build.
A C++ file could have templates would add additional problematic concerns.
If you are talking about a C/C++ object files/shared libraries in general then there are conceptual differences (like mangled names) but no actual differences (mangled name is a legitimate C ident.) -
As the subject says, I'm a newcomer to Mac, and a long-time hostage of Microsoft. I can't get used to working with "libraries of pictures". When I import to these libraries, what happens to the original pictures? If I edit the pictures in the library and later want to upload or email a picture, are the changes reflected in the original pictures? That is the behavior I would prefer rather than have duplicates of everything, if that is in fact what happens.
An explanation of the purpose of libraries in general (pictures and libraries) would be really appreciated!
Thanks.
NoraNoramar:
Welcome to the Apple Discussions. iPhoto 7 does have some very good editing tools. If you do need more sophisticated editing Photoshop Elements for Mac is, IMO, one of the best you can use. It has about 80% of the full Photoshop's capabilities as about 1/7 the cost. Another good shareware editor is Pixelmator which also users layers. These application can perform advanced editing like this.
TIP: For insurance against the iPhoto database corruption that many users have experienced I recommend making a backup copy of the Library6.iPhoto (iPhoto.Library for iPhoto 5 and earlier) database file and keep it current. If problems crop up where iPhoto suddenly can't see any photos or thinks there are no photos in the library, replacing the working Library6.iPhoto file with the backup will often get the library back. By keeping it current I mean backup after each import and/or any serious editing or work on books, slideshows, calendars, cards, etc. That insures that if a problem pops up and you do need to replace the database file, you'll retain all those efforts. It doesn't take long to make the backup and it's good insurance.
I've created an Automator workflow application (requires Tiger), iPhoto dB File Backup, that will copy the selected Library6.iPhoto file from your iPhoto Library folder to the Pictures folder, replacing any previous version of it. It's compatible with iPhoto 6 and 7 libraries and Tiger and Leopard. iPhoto does not have to be closed to run the application, just idle. You can download it at Toad's Cellar. Be sure to read the Read Me pdf file. -
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I upgraded a 3rd gen iPad and an iPhone 4 to iOS 6, then updated my Macbook Pro (2.4 ghz quad core i7, 8GB RAM) to 10.8.2 with the requisite iPhoto update. Now, iTunes will not show my iPad even though wireless sync is enabled, unless the iPad is connected to the laptop via the docking cable. Both iPhone and iPad error out on synch with an error 1140 if synching photos is enabled. Under the photo tab, the button to have "selected albums, events and faces" is grayed out. So I can only select to sync ALL photos or none. I believe the error 1140 is stemming from my library being too large to sync to the i-device. In any case, I can no longer choose certain albums that were enabled under iOS 5. The area below these options in the Photos tab in iTunes also does not show any albums, where it used to do so in a grayed out fashion even if that option was not selected. Major issue here. Have tried all the rebuild and repair of iPhoto library. The kicker is that both the devices I upgraded have the exact same issue, so I'm thinking this is an update/Apple problem, not an issue with my devices or config.
Ok, all. I think I found the problem. In searching for reports of this issue and solutions I found someone that mentioned they had fixed a similar issue with a "free" program called "iPhoto Library Manager." The app apparently lets you split a library into multiple smaller ones or combine multiple libraries. Generally it just "manages" your libraries. I figured I had nothing to lose so I checked it out. Turns out it costs $19.99 but they do have a free demo.
I launched it and it immediately told me that it couldn't display my library and albums due to an issue with the AlbumData.xml file on line 22155. I read in the documentation of the app under it's "Help" menu that likely causes were a keyword with a "null" character at the end, or a file path being referenced inside the library that had an ampersand or backslash in it. The person on the board I'd found had had a keyword issue.
Anyway, I opened the iPhoto library by showing package contents (right click the file to choose this) and loaded up the AlbumData.xml file in TextWrangler, since that displays line numbers. I found that line 22155 indeed referenced an mp3 in my iTunes library that had an ampersand in it. Deleted that line. Then it said line 22156 had an issue so I deleted that, at which point iPhoto Library Manager instantly displayed all my albums. I checked iTunes and it too now showed my albums and the option to sync only selected albums was no longer grayed out!
Per the Library Manager's instructions, I saved the AlbumData.xml file I'd modified. The app said the iPhoto only writes this file out, it doesn't read it. However, other apps read it to get your album info, hence the issue. So I had to go into iPhoto and fix the problem, else the next time I exited the app, it would write the file back out improperly. I noticed in the xml file that where the song was listed it was also referencing one of my albums. So when I launched iPhoto, I went to that album and checked the slide show settings. Sure enough, I had set a custom playlist for that album and listed the song I had seen on line 22155 in the AlbumData.xml file. I removed that song from the settings, and exited iPhoto. No more issues! I appear to be all set!
Now, I'm not clear if I NEEDED to edit the AlbumData.xml file. Just looking at it showed the error and then I had to fix it in iPhoto. So you can probably do that. However, the iPhoto Library Manager software is the only thing I know of that could show WHERE the error was. Since the free demo works for this purpose, I'd suggest giving it a shot. This issue is obviously caused by our individual libraries and is not an Apple issue. Now, the album that had the problem has existed for almost 3 years and I've never had an issue like this arise before so it's anyone's guess as to why it became a problem now. Fortunately, it's all in the past for me now, though!
Hope this helps someone. Good luck! -
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The new release of Yellow Dog Linux for Apple platform is very promising... The question is: Is there any way that oracle's Linux distibution can be installed on that linux relase, so that it would be possible to run Oracle database on Mac?
you need to install 64bit libraries, in general when you install yellow dog etc it's 32bit only, they have some prerelease stuff, as does gentooppc64 that has 64bit userland. if you install 64bit userland it works just fine.
[oracle@spirit bin]$ file oracle
oracle: ELF 64-bit MSB executable, PowerPC or cisco 7500, version 1 (SYSV), for
GNU/Linux 2.4.13, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), not stripped
Connected to:
Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Developer's Release
With the Partitioning and Oracle Data Mining options
SQL> Disconnected from Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Developer's Release
With the Partitioning and Oracle Data Mining options
woirks like a charm.
again, find 64bit userspace. it takes some time to set it up but it works fine. -
pretty new to java. How can I post an XML document to the server? I want to do some sort of HTTP Request from a managed bean. Can't find anything on this. Isn't there some sort of HTTP Request in the base Java libraries?
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XMLencoder used to create string of xml representing entity data.
need to send that XML to an .ASP page (yes, .ASP page because need to call pre existing com component).
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LabVIEW 2015 - Fast File Format and PlugIn Architecture
In LabVIEW 2015 the new "fast file format" was introduced:
"Improving Load Time for LabVIEW-Built Applications and Shared Libraries.
You can build stand-alone applications (EXE) and DLLs that load faster by using the fast file format in LabVIEW. <...> When you enable the fast file format, LabVIEW does not use the Application Builder object cache"
The question about PlugIn architecture, when lot of SubVIs called dynamically (for example, from external LLBs) from relative small core application. What I observed is - the size of the executable with this option was significantly reduced (roughly twice) and the core application itself starts faster, but PlugIns load time is the same regardless from this option (I understand why - when application fully loaded then Dynamic calls just "normal" LabVIEW code and therefore this option takes no effect). Unfortunately in code distribution build spec (as well as in packed libraries) this option is not available.
Is it possible to get "fast" application also for PlugIn-based architecture and get LLBs or packed libraries in "fast file format"? Can someone explain, what means "LabVIEW does not use the Application Builder object cache" and how this "fast load" mechanism technically working?
Thank you in advance,
Andrey.Andrey_Dmitriev wrote:
In LabVIEW 2015 the new "fast file format" was introduced:
Is it possible to get "fast" application also for PlugIn-based architecture and get LLBs or packed libraries in "fast file format"? Can someone explain, what means "LabVIEW does not use the Application Builder object cache" and how this "fast load" mechanism technically working?
Thank you in advance,
Andrey.
Hey Andrey! It's good to see that you guys have been getting some good mileage out of this project. I'll go through your questions in order ...
1) These optimization are actually always enabled by default for packed project libraries. In fact, the load time benefits for packed libraries should generally be better than what you observe for .EXEs and .DLLs!
2) The app builder cache is something that is enabled for EXEs and DLLs that works to cache the results of previous compiles when the source has not been updated. It is somewhat analogous to the .obj object files generated by a C++ compiler.
3) I won't get into too many nitty gritty details but the gist of it is... LabVIEWs various non optimized file formats are treated somewhat similarly to the way that we treat 'loose' VIs. In a DLL/EXE/LVLibp we know at build time what the contents and dependencies of a given built binary are going to be. With this knowledge we can go ahead and construct something that is more similar to a statically linked PE or ELF file (clearly we're not using either of those) while the analogy is not 100% perfect it's the best I can do without going into a couple pages worth of description In addition to these basic file format changes we did a large amount of work on implementing a new loader which is able to take advantage of the large amounts of precomputed file data that is now included in the format which enabled us to cut a lot of corners that were there previously.
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