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dfinite_symbolic.py
Source:dfinite_symbolic.py 
1# coding: utf-82r"""3Database of annihilators4Database for annihilating operators, i.e. elements of certain OreAlgebras, for various discrete and differentiable5symbolic functions.6The following discrete functions are supported:7 - binomial(an+b, cn+d) where a,b,c,d are fixed rational numbers and n is the variable8 - factorial(n)9 - harmonic_number(n)10The following differentiable functions are supported:11 - Trigonometric functions: sin(x), cos(x), arcsin(x), arccos(x), arctan(x), arccsc(x), arcsec(x)12 - Hyperbolic functions: sinh(x), cosh(x), arcsinh(x), arctanh(x), arccsch(x)13 - Logarithmic functions: exp(x), log(x), dilog(x)14 - Airy functions: airy_ai(x), airy_bi(x), airy_ai_prime(x), airy_bi_prime(x)15 - Bessel functions: bessel_I(k,x), bessel_J(k,x), bessel_K(k,x), bessel_Y(k,x), spherical_bessel_J(k,x) where k is a fixed16 rational number and x is the variable17 - Error functions: erf(x), erfc(x), erfi(x)18 - Integrals: exp_integral_e(k,x), exp_integral_ei(x), sin_integral(x), cos_integral(x), sinh_integral(x), cosh_integral(x)19 - Other: sqrt(x), elliptic_ec(x), elliptic_kc(x)20 21AUTHOR:22- Clemens Hofstadler (2018-03-01)23 24"""25#############################################################################26# Copyright (C) 2018, Clemens Hofstadler (clemens.hofstadler@liwest.at). #27# #28# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL) #29# either version 2, or (at your option) any later version #30# #31# http://www.gnu.org/licenses/ #32#############################################################################33from __future__ import absolute_import, division34import sage.functions.airy35import sage.functions.bessel36import sage.functions.error37import sage.functions.exp_integral38import sage.functions.hyperbolic39import sage.functions.log40import sage.functions.other41import sage.functions.special42import sage.functions.trig43from sage.rings.all import QQ44from operator import pow45def symbolic_database(A, f, inner = None, k = 0):46 r"""47 Tries to return an annihilating operator of a symbolic operator `f`, i.e. an element from a (suitable) OreAlgebra `A`48 that represents a differential/recurrence equation for the symoblic epxression ``f(x)``49 50 INPUT:51 52 - `A` -- an OreAlgebra from which the annihilating operator for `f` should come from53 54 - `f` - a symbolic operator. It is important that not the symbolic expression itself is handled to this method but only55 the operator (which can be accessed via the command ``.operator()``56 57 - ``inner`` (default ``None``) -- for differentiable functions an inner function can be handed over. Then not an operator58 for f(x) but for f(inner) is returned. However ``inner`` has to be a linear function, i.e. of the form u*x + v for59 u,v in QQ. For discrete functions ``inner`` does not have any impact.60 61 - `k` (default 0) -- a rational number that has to be handed over if the symolic operator `f` depends on two variables (such as binomial(k,n) or bessel_I(k,x) ) because only operators for univariate functions can be returned and 62 therefore one variable has to be assigned with a certain value `k`63 64 OUTPUT:65 66 An element from the OreAlgebra `A`, that represents a differential/recurrence equation which annihilates f(x) or if67 ``inner`` is not ``None`` an element from `A` which annihilates f(inner).68 69 EXAMPLES::70 71 #discrete case72 sage: from ore_algebra import *73 sage: from ore_algebra.dfinite_symbolic import symbolic_database74 sage: A = OreAlgebra(QQ['n'],'Sn')75 sage: n = var('n')76 sage: f = harmonic_number(n).operator()77 sage: symbolic_database(A,f)78 (n + 2)*Sn^2 + (-2*n - 3)*Sn + n + 179 sage: g = binomial(5,n).operator()80 sage: symbolic_database(A,g,None,5)81 (n + 1)*Sn + n - 582 83 #differential case84 sage: B = OreAlgebra(QQ['x'],'Dx')85 sage: x = var('x')86 sage: f = sin(x).operator()87 sage: symbolic_database(B,f)88 Dx^2 + 189 sage: g = log(3*x+4).operator()90 sage: symbolic_database(B,g,3*x+4)91 (3*x + 4)*Dx^2 + 3*Dx92 sage: h = bessel_I(4,2*x+1).operator()93 sage: symbolic_database(B,h,2*x+1,4)94 (4*x^2 + 4*x + 1)*Dx^2 + (4*x + 2)*Dx - 16*x^2 - 16*x - 6895 96 """97 n = A.is_S()98 k = A(k)99 #sequences100 if n:101 Sn = A.gen()102 #factorial103 if isinstance(f,sage.functions.other.Function_factorial):104 return A(Sn - (n+1))105 #harmonic_number106 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.log.Function_harmonic_number_generalized):107 return A( (n+2)*Sn**2 - (2*n+3)*Sn + (n+1) )108 #binomial109 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.other.Function_binomial):110 #(k choose n) - k fixed, n variable111 if k in QQ:112 return A((n+1)*Sn - (k-n))113 #(a*n+b choose c*n+d) - a,b,c,d fixed, n variable114 else:115 k = k.constant_coefficient()116 f1 = prod(inner+i for i in range(1,inner[1]+1))117 f2 = prod(k+i for i in range(1,k[1]+1))118 f3 = prod(inner - k + i for i in range(1,inner[1]-k[1]+1))119 return A(f2*f3*Sn - f1)120 else:121 raise NotImplementedError122 123 #functions124 else:125 Dx = A.gen()126 if inner:127 x = A(inner)128 d = A(inner.derivative())129 else:130 x = A.base_ring().gen()131 d = 1 #x.derivative()132 133 #sin134 if isinstance(f,sage.functions.trig.Function_sin):135 return A(Dx**2 + d**2)136 #cos137 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.trig.Function_cos):138 return A(Dx**2 + d**2)139 #tan140 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.trig.Function_tan):141 raise TypeError("Tan is not D-finite")142 #arcsin143 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.trig.Function_arcsin):144 return A((1-x**2)*Dx**2 - d*x*Dx)145 #arccos146 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.trig.Function_arccos):147 return A((1-x**2)*Dx**2 - d*x*Dx)148 #arctan149 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.trig.Function_arctan):150 return A((x**2+1)*Dx**2 + d*2*x*Dx)151 #sinh152 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.hyperbolic.Function_sinh):153 return A(Dx**2 - d**2)154 #cosh155 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.hyperbolic.Function_cosh):156 return A(Dx**2 - d**2)157 #arcsinh158 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.hyperbolic.Function_arcsinh):159 return A((1+x**2)*Dx**2 + d*x*Dx)160 #arccosh161 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.hyperbolic.Function_arccosh):162 raise TypeError("ArcCosh is not D-finite")163 #arctanh164 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.hyperbolic.Function_arctanh):165 return A((1-x**2)*Dx**2 - 2*d*x*Dx)166 #exp167 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.log.Function_exp):168 return A(Dx - d)169 #log170 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.log.Function_log1):171 return A(x*Dx**2 + d*Dx)172 #sqrt173 elif f == pow:174 return A(-2*x*Dx + d)175 #airy_ai176 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.airy.FunctionAiryAiSimple):177 return A(Dx**2 - d**2*x)178 #airy_ai_prime179 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.airy.FunctionAiryAiPrime):180 return A(x*Dx**2 - d*Dx - d**2*x**2)181 #airy_bi182 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.airy.FunctionAiryBiSimple):183 return A(Dx**2 - d**2*x)184 #airy_bi_prime185 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.airy.FunctionAiryBiPrime):186 return A(x*Dx**2 - d*Dx - (d*x)**2)187 #arccsc188 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.trig.Function_arccsc):189 return A(x*(1-x**2)*Dx**2 - (2*x**2-1)*d*Dx)190 #arccsch191 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.hyperbolic.Function_arccsch):192 return A(x*(x**2+1)*Dx**2 + (2*x**2+1)*d*Dx)193 #arcsec194 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.trig.Function_arcsec):195 return A(x*(1-x**2)*Dx**2 - (2*x**2-1)*d*Dx)196 #bessel_I197 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.bessel.Function_Bessel_I):198 return A( x**2*Dx**2 + d*x*Dx - d**2*(x**2 + k**2) )199 #bessel_J200 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.bessel.Function_Bessel_J):201 return A( x**2*Dx**2 + d*x*Dx + d**2*(x**2 - k**2) )202 #bessel_Y203 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.bessel.Function_Bessel_Y):204 return A( x**2*Dx**2 + d*x*Dx + d**2*(x**2 - k**2) )205 #bessel_K206 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.bessel.Function_Bessel_K):207 return A( x**2*Dx**2 + d*x*Dx - d**2*(x**2 + k**2) )208 #sherical_bessel_Jzz209 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.bessel.SphericalBesselJ):210 return A( x**2*Dx**2 + 2*d*x*Dx + d**2*(x**2 - k*(k+1)) )211 #erf (error function)212 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.error.Function_erf):213 return A( Dx**2 + 2*d*x*Dx )214 #erfc (complementary error function)215 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.error.Function_erfc):216 return A( Dx**2 + 2*d*x*Dx )217 #erfi (imaginary error function)218 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.error.Function_erfi):219 return A( Dx**2 - 2*d*x*Dx )220 #dilog221 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.log.Function_dilog):222 return A( x*(1-x)*Dx**3 + d*(2-3*x)*Dx**2 - d**2*Dx )223 #exp_integral_e224 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.exp_integral.Function_exp_integral_e):225 return A( x*Dx**2 + d*(x-k+2)*Dx + d**2*(1-k) )226 #exp_integral_ei (Ei)227 elif isinstance(f, sage.functions.exp_integral.Function_exp_integral):228 return A( x*Dx**3 + 2*d*Dx**2 - d**2*x*Dx )229 #sin_integral230 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.exp_integral.Function_sin_integral):231 return A( x*Dx**3 + 2*d*Dx**2 + d**2*x*Dx )232 #cos_integral233 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.exp_integral.Function_cos_integral):234 return A( x*Dx**3 + 2*d*Dx**2 + d**2*x*Dx )235 #sinh_integral236 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.exp_integral.Function_sinh_integral):237 return A ( x*Dx**3 + 2*d*Dx**2 - d**2*x*Dx )238 #cosh_integral239 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.exp_integral.Function_sinh_integral):240 return A( x*Dx**3 + 2*d*Dx**2 - d**2*x*Dx )241 #elliptic_ec (complete elliptic integral of second kind) - problems with computing the derivative242 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.special.EllipticEC):243 return A( (1-x)*x*Dx**2 + d*(1-x)*Dx + d**2*QQ(1./4) )244 #elliptic_kc (complete elliptic integral of first kind) - problems with computing the derivative245 elif isinstance(f,sage.functions.special.EllipticKC):246 return A( (1-x)*x*Dx**2 + d*(1-2*x)*Dx - d**2*QQ(1./4) )247 else:...
dsp.py
Source:dsp.py
1import numpy as np2from scipy import signal 3import emd4from scipy import stats5# helper function to flatten lists6def flatten(input):7 new_list = []8 for i in input:9 for j in i:10 new_list.append(j)11 return new_list12def axes_to_list(axes_data: dict) -> list:13 """helper method to convert a dict of sensor axis graphs to a 2d array for graphing14 """15 axes_tuples = axes_data.items()16 axes_list = [axes[1].tolist() for axes in axes_tuples]17 return axes_list18# retrieve the next imf of the input signal. Use this on the prior computed imf or base signal19def get_next_imf(x, zoom=None, sd_thresh=0.1):20 proto_imf = x.copy() # Take a copy of the input so we don't overwrite anything21 continue_sift = True # Define a flag indicating whether we should continue sifting22 niters = 0 # An iteration counter23 if zoom is None:24 zoom = (0, x.shape[0])25 # Main loop - we don't know how many iterations we'll need so we use a ``while`` loop26 while continue_sift:27 niters += 1 # Increment the counter28 # Compute upper and lower envelopes29 upper_env = emd.utils.interp_envelope(proto_imf, mode='upper')30 lower_env = emd.utils.interp_envelope(proto_imf, mode='lower')31 # Compute average envelope32 avg_env = (upper_env+lower_env) / 233 # Should we stop sifting?34 stop, val = emd.sift.sd_stop(proto_imf-avg_env, proto_imf, sd=sd_thresh)35 # Remove envelope from proto IMF36 proto_imf = proto_imf - avg_env37 # and finally, stop if we're stopping38 if stop:39 continue_sift = False40 # Return extracted IMF41 return proto_imf42def frequency_domain_graph_y(sampling_freq, lenX):43 N = lenX44 T = 1 / sampling_freq45 freq_space = np.linspace(0.0, 1.0/(2.0*T), N//2)46 return freq_space.tolist()47def generate_features(draw_graphs, raw_data, axes, sampling_freq, **kwargs):48 # features is a 1D array, reshape so we have a matrix with one raw per axis49 raw_data = raw_data.reshape(int(len(raw_data) / len(axes)), len(axes))50 # results are the first 3 imfs and their residuals51 # storing as a dict in [imf][axis] order to match format expected by dsp server graphs52 result_functions = {'imf0' : {}, 'imf1' : {}, 'imf2' : {}, 'res0' : {}, 'res1' : {}, 'res2' : {}}53 # split out the data from all axes54 for ax in range(0, len(axes)):55 X = []56 for ix in range(0, raw_data.shape[0]):57 X.append(raw_data[ix][ax])58 # X now contains only the current axis59 fx = np.array(X)60 imf = []61 res = []62 # get first imfs and residuals63 result_functions['imf0'][axes[ax]] = get_next_imf(fx)64 result_functions['res0'][axes[ax]] = fx - result_functions['imf0'][axes[ax]]65 result_functions['imf1'][axes[ax]] = get_next_imf(result_functions['res0'][axes[ax]])66 result_functions['res1'][axes[ax]] = result_functions['res0'][axes[ax]] - result_functions['imf1'][axes[ax]]67 result_functions['imf2'][axes[ax]] = get_next_imf(result_functions['res1'][axes[ax]])68 result_functions['res2'][axes[ax]] = result_functions['res1'][axes[ax]] - result_functions['imf2'][axes[ax]]69 # compute statistical features for imfs and residuals70 # features is a fixed size 1x48 dimension list matching order of Sensorless Diagnosis dataset71 features = []72 # mean73 for ax in range(0, len(axes)):74 features.append(np.mean(result_functions['imf0'][axes[ax]]))75 features.append(np.mean(result_functions['imf1'][axes[ax]]))76 features.append(np.mean(result_functions['imf2'][axes[ax]]))77 for ax in range(0, len(axes)):78 features.append(np.mean(result_functions['res0'][axes[ax]]))79 features.append(np.mean(result_functions['res1'][axes[ax]]))80 features.append(np.mean(result_functions['res2'][axes[ax]]))81 # stddev82 for ax in range(0, len(axes)):83 features.append(np.std(result_functions['imf0'][axes[ax]]))84 features.append(np.std(result_functions['imf1'][axes[ax]]))85 features.append(np.std(result_functions['imf2'][axes[ax]]))86 for ax in range(0, len(axes)):87 features.append(np.std(result_functions['res0'][axes[ax]]))88 features.append(np.std(result_functions['res1'][axes[ax]]))89 features.append(np.std(result_functions['res2'][axes[ax]]))90 # skew91 for ax in range(0, len(axes)):92 features.append(stats.skew(result_functions['imf0'][axes[ax]]))93 features.append(stats.skew(result_functions['imf1'][axes[ax]]))94 features.append(stats.skew(result_functions['imf2'][axes[ax]]))95 for ax in range(0, len(axes)):96 features.append(stats.skew(result_functions['res0'][axes[ax]]))97 features.append(stats.skew(result_functions['res1'][axes[ax]]))98 features.append(stats.skew(result_functions['res2'][axes[ax]]))99 # kurtosis100 for ax in range(0, len(axes)):101 features.append(stats.kurtosis(result_functions['imf0'][axes[ax]]))102 features.append(stats.kurtosis(result_functions['imf1'][axes[ax]]))103 features.append(stats.kurtosis(result_functions['imf2'][axes[ax]]))104 for ax in range(0, len(axes)):105 features.append(stats.kurtosis(result_functions['res0'][axes[ax]]))106 features.append(stats.kurtosis(result_functions['res1'][axes[ax]]))107 features.append(stats.kurtosis(result_functions['res2'][axes[ax]]))108 # conditionally provide graphs109 graphs = []110 if (draw_graphs):111 graphs.append({112 'name': 'IMF0',113 'X': axes_to_list(result_functions['imf0']),114 'y': np.linspace(0.0, raw_data.shape[0] * (1 / sampling_freq) * 1000, raw_data.shape[0] + 1).tolist(),115 'suggestedYMin': min(flatten(result_functions['imf0'].values())),116 'suggestedYMax': max(flatten(result_functions['imf0'].values())),117 })118 graphs.append({119 'name': 'RES0',120 'X': axes_to_list(result_functions['res0']),121 'y': np.linspace(0.0, raw_data.shape[0] * (1 / sampling_freq) * 1000, raw_data.shape[0] + 1).tolist(),122 'suggestedYMin': min(flatten(result_functions['res0'].values())),123 'suggestedYMax': max(flatten(result_functions['res0'].values()))124 })125 graphs.append({126 'name': 'IMF1',127 'X': axes_to_list(result_functions['imf1']),128 'y': np.linspace(0.0, raw_data.shape[0] * (1 / sampling_freq) * 1000, raw_data.shape[0] + 1).tolist(),129 'suggestedYMin': min(flatten(result_functions['imf1'].values())),130 'suggestedYMax': max(flatten(result_functions['imf1'].values()))131 })132 graphs.append({133 'name': 'RES1',134 'X': axes_to_list(result_functions['res1']),135 'y': np.linspace(0.0, raw_data.shape[0] * (1 / sampling_freq) * 1000, raw_data.shape[0] + 1).tolist(),136 'suggestedYMin': min(flatten(result_functions['res1'].values())),137 'suggestedYMax': max(flatten(result_functions['res1'].values()))138 })139 graphs.append({140 'name': 'IMF2',141 'X': axes_to_list(result_functions['imf2']),142 'y': np.linspace(0.0, raw_data.shape[0] * (1 / sampling_freq) * 1000, raw_data.shape[0] + 1).tolist(),143 'suggestedYMin': min(flatten(result_functions['imf2'].values())),144 'suggestedYMax': max(flatten(result_functions['imf2'].values()))145 })146 graphs.append({147 'name': 'RES2',148 'X': axes_to_list(result_functions['res2']),149 'y': np.linspace(0.0, raw_data.shape[0] * (1 / sampling_freq) * 1000, raw_data.shape[0] + 1).tolist(),150 'suggestedYMin': min(flatten(result_functions['res2'].values())),151 'suggestedYMax': max(flatten(result_functions['res2'].values()))152 })153 return {154 'features': features,155 'graphs': graphs...
build_glob.py
Source:build_glob.py
1#! /usr/bin/env python2###3#4# build_glob.py : Build the global_functions.h and global_functions.c5# files which are required to implement the user6# interface to global variables now that thread specific7# data (TSD) is used to emulate global state.8#9# See Copyright for the status of this software.10# Gary.Pennington@sun.com11###12import os, string13class globvar:14 def __init__(self, type, name):15 self.type=type16 self.name=name17def striplinesep(line):18 while line and line[-1] in ('\r','\n'):19 line = line[:-1]20 return line21def writeline(file, line=None):22 if line:23 file.write(line)24 file.write("\n")25if __name__ == "__main__":26 globals={}27 global_data=open("global.data").readlines()28 global_code=open("globals.c").readlines()29 global_hdr=open("include/libxml/globals.h").readlines()30 global_functions_hdr=open("include/libxml/globals.h", "w+")31 global_functions_impl=open("globals.c", "w+")32 #33 # Rebuild the beginning of the file up to the34 # Automatically generated string35 # 36 for line in global_hdr:37 line = striplinesep(line)38 if line == " * Automatically generated by build_glob.py.":39 break40 writeline(global_functions_hdr, line)41 writeline(global_functions_hdr, " * Automatically generated by build_glob.py.")42 writeline(global_functions_hdr, " * Do not modify the previous line.")43 writeline(global_functions_hdr, " */")44 writeline(global_functions_hdr)45 for line in global_code:46 line = striplinesep(line)47 if line == " * Automatically generated by build_glob.py.":48 break49 writeline(global_functions_impl, line)50 writeline(global_functions_impl, " * Automatically generated by build_glob.py.")51 writeline(global_functions_impl, " * Do not modify the previous line.")52 writeline(global_functions_impl, " */")53 writeline(global_functions_impl)54 # Now process the data and write it to the appropriate output file55 for line in global_data:56 if line[0]=='#':57 continue58 line = striplinesep(line)59 fields = string.split(line, ",")60 # Update the header file61 writeline(global_functions_hdr)62 global_functions_hdr.write("extern "+fields[0]+" *")63 if fields[2]:64 global_functions_hdr.write("(*")65 global_functions_hdr.write("__"+fields[1]+"(void)")66 if fields[2]:67 global_functions_hdr.write(")"+fields[2])68 writeline(global_functions_hdr,";")69 writeline(global_functions_hdr, "#ifdef LIBXML_THREAD_ENABLED")70 writeline(global_functions_hdr,"#define "+fields[1]+" \\")71 writeline(global_functions_hdr,"(*(__"+fields[1]+"()))")72 writeline(global_functions_hdr,"#else")73 if fields[2]:74 writeline(global_functions_hdr,"LIBXML_DLL_IMPORT extern "+fields[0]+" "+fields[1]+fields[2]+";")75 else:76 writeline(global_functions_hdr,"LIBXML_DLL_IMPORT extern "+fields[0]+" "+fields[1]+";")77 writeline(global_functions_hdr,"#endif")78 # set/get for per-thread global defaults79 if fields[3]:80 writeline(global_functions_hdr,fields[0]+" "+fields[1][:3]+"ThrDef"+fields[1][3:]+"("+fields[0]+" v);")81 # Update the implementation file82 writeline(global_functions_impl)83# writeline(global_functions_impl, "extern "+fields[0]+" "+fields[1]+";")84 writeline(global_functions_impl, "#undef\t"+fields[1])85 writeline(global_functions_impl, fields[0]+" *")86 if fields[2]:87 global_functions_impl.write("(*")88 global_functions_impl.write("__"+fields[1]+"(void)")89 if fields[2]:90 writeline(global_functions_impl, ")[]")91 writeline(global_functions_impl, " {")92 writeline(global_functions_impl, " if (IS_MAIN_THREAD)")93 writeline(global_functions_impl, "\treturn (&"+fields[1]+");")94 writeline(global_functions_impl, " else")95 writeline(global_functions_impl, "\treturn (&xmlGetGlobalState()->"+fields[1]+");")96 writeline(global_functions_impl, "}")97 # set/get for per-thread global defaults98 if fields[3]:99 writeline(global_functions_impl,fields[0]+" "+fields[1][:3]+"ThrDef"+fields[1][3:]+"("+fields[0]+" v) {")100 writeline(global_functions_impl," "+fields[0]+" ret;");101 writeline(global_functions_impl," xmlMutexLock(xmlThrDefMutex);")102 writeline(global_functions_impl," ret = "+fields[1][:3]+fields[1][3:]+"ThrDef;")103 writeline(global_functions_impl," "+fields[1][:3]+fields[1][3:]+"ThrDef = v;")104 writeline(global_functions_impl," xmlMutexUnlock(xmlThrDefMutex);")105 writeline(global_functions_impl," return ret;")106 writeline(global_functions_impl,"}")107 # Terminate the header file with appropriate boilerplate108 writeline(global_functions_hdr)109 writeline(global_functions_hdr, "#ifdef __cplusplus")110 writeline(global_functions_hdr, "}")111 writeline(global_functions_hdr, "#endif")112 writeline(global_functions_hdr)...
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