So last week I had burst the quota of the maximum amount of emails we could send out a month and the quota hasn’t renew yet. So, this week I am focusing on my next task. What I have to achieve in task number 4 is to generate a final report for the competition. This report is going to be used by the organizers for archival purpose. Basically, the big picture of my task is to figure out a way Read more
Continue from last week problem, curl client shows “Empty reply from server” just because I did not send a proper HTTP response which starts with the message status line (something like “HTTP/1.1 200 OK”) thus the client just ignores the packages. Simply br_sslio_write() the status line at the start of the response then it works perfectly fine. Then I start to replicate what were done before with wolfSSL, grab the HTTP request line and pass the request type to the Cross-Origin Read more
Triggering the simulation is the task I am working on lately. I will try this time to sum up what I have done to fulfil this task. To recall, we need to read the addresses to which data are stored, and addresses from where data are loaded, then, trigger the corresponding I/O device. In other words, when the line-by-line simulation is running on the editor side, we need to check the addresses when Load/Store operations occur, if the address is Read more
Last week, I was almost done with implementing the functions to calculate the averaged standard scores and percentile scores. This was my second attempt on this, and I tried to make use to std::unordered_map to improve the time complexity of the calculation. Just when I have completed it, Dr Shawn took a look at my code and spotted an issue that I have yet to consider before. In my implementation of percentile scores calculation, I heavily relied on making complex Read more
So basically all I am doing right now is cleaning up the codebase of P3 as much as I can. There were some instances where refactoring is needed, especially for the caching mechanism part. I’ve mentioned it before, but I just want to emphasize how important tests are when it comes to refactoring. If it wasn’t for them, I would probably be too afraid to modify anything and risk breaking things that work at that point, leaving the code be Read more
Week number 7 in AESTE. Last week I had problem generating a workable QR code image to attach it in the registration slip. After some discussion with Dr Shawn, he told me that the issue might be caused by the color type of the PNG file. Previously, I was using color type palette to produce the QR code PNG image. Dr Shawn then suggested me to use gray scale color type instead because we just need black and white for Read more
Since the only reference I have is an example code of bearSSL that is working in PC environment, in order to sort out the problem I am facing that the bearSSL server does not reply to client hello, I’ll have to look inside the source code of bearSSL. After some study, I found that the handshake (the process of negotiation about how the SSL will be implemented before actual SSL communication begin) is processed in the first call to br_sslio_read or br_sslio_write. Before Read more
In this week, I spent my time trying to trigger the simulation on the schematic part as I told you last week. In the beginning, it was confusing. I definitely needed to understand first how the schematic was built. The schematic was built using JointJs as I mentioned before. However, there are many cells that were customized. I went through many demos on JointJs website and had a good understanding of the attributes and features of the library and how Read more
Last week, I was working on the database section of CAS. It is surely not perfect yet, in terms of class design, but sufficient for me to move on to my next tasks. I spent about one and a half day implementing the classes (CASTSVImporter, AdminImportTSVResource) that will handle the import and string parsing of TSV files exported from CMS database. I then spent some time to write down in detail, all of the analysis and calculations that I intend Read more
Nothing much happened this week since I was busy preparing for my internship report. At the same time making sure that all participants received their registration email for the competition especially for Kuantan and Kuching participants. I received an email that complained about the registration slip looks like strings competition even though they registered for the piano competition. The registration slip is actually still according to the competition that they have registered, piano or string but it just the email Read more