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see above. I am using a custom G030F6 breakout board with the intent to install FreeRTOS and use this small device as a learning exercise as I usually use larger MCUs and super loops. My first hurdle is my RAM usage. I get the following error when I configure FreeRTOS using STM32CubeIDE (I also get the same error if i import freertos manually and use the same memory allocations): section ._user_heap_stack' will not fit in region RAM' I understand this to mean that my memory allocations are too large to fit within the available RAM. My chosen device has RAM of 8KB. My config is as follows: #ifndef FREERTOS_CONFIG_H #define FREERTOS_CONFIG_H /*----------------------------------------------------------- * Application specific definitions. * * These definitions should be adjusted for your particular hardware and * application requirements. * * These parameters and more are described within the 'configuration' section of the * FreeRTOS AP

So I'm kinda new to using next.js and better-auth etc. I created an authentication system but the problem is, if I log in, I have to reload the page manually before I see the status changes like the sign out button appears. Also if I switch tabs and come back to this tab the sign out button is gone again and I have to reload again. Isn't there a way to keep the authentication status "alive"? This is my sessionProvider "use client"; import { SessionProvider } from "next-auth/react"; import { Session } from "next-auth"; export function Providers({ children, session }: { children: React.ReactNode, session: Session | null }) { return <SessionProvider session={session}>{children}</SessionProvider>; } It's placed inside the layout.tsx export default async function RootLayout({ children, }: {

I'm new to azure load testing portal but I was able to run a load test easy enough using a Jmeter script. It was a small test to prove it works. I can see result information on the dashboard below which is useful. However, I wanted to be able to view what requests and responses were sent during each test such as request and response text bodys. I can't seem to find these anyway, I have downloaded all the files I highlighted in my screenshot. The results csv has information around each request but not the request or response body. Is there anyway to veiw this? I have tried adding output filename to the 'View Results Tree' listener, this works locally on my machine where I can upload the file into Jmeter and read the request and response bodies but this file doesn't seem to be generatored or store on azure load tes

I have a really simple If-block, which doesn´t work: DECLARE @LastPayout DATE = '2025-03-01', @LastPayIn DATE = '2025-04-01', @LastPayInAmount DECIMAL (18,2) = 29.00; SELECT @LastPayInAmount AS LastPayInAmount, @LastPayout AS LastPayOut, @LastPayIn AS LastPayIn IF (@LastPayInAmount > 95.00 AND @LastPayOut > @LastPayIn) BEGIN PRINT '1' END ELSE BEGIN PRINT '2' END It always ends up in part 2. What am I doing wrong?

I wrote a SQL script containing multiple SQL SELECT statements, and each is prefixed with a @export command block, defining settings for the producer, consumer and processor. Whenm I run this script in DBeaver with "Execute as script...", only the first query is executed and exported accordingly. Why are the other SELECT statements not executed and exported according to their prefixed @export command? And why is there a dialog opened as well, can I avoid this? Its annoying when I need to click through man dialogs just to confirm settings I did with the @export command.

I'm facing an issue since updating to iOS 18.4 where an AppIntent that controls HomeKit devices fails when triggered from a Widget. In iOS 18.3 and earlier, this setup worked fine: A Widget with a button calling an AppIntent The AppIntent performs a HomeKit action (e.g., toggling a light) Starting in iOS 18.4, when the AppIntent is triggered and the app is not running in the background, I get this error: Error Domain=HMErrorDomain Code=80 "Missing entitlement for API." UserInfo={ NSLocalizedFailureReason=Handler does not support background access, NSLocalizedDescription=Missing entitlement for API. } If the app is alive (even in the background), the intent works correctly. It seems that triggering HomeKit actions from the widget's process is now blocked. I've verified that the com.apple.developer.homekit entitlement is present in both the main app and the AppIntent extension.

I tried adding the url_launcher plugin to my Flutter project. After adding the dependency and implementing it in my code, the Gradle build failed with an error similar to: Could not create task 'xxx'. this and base files have different roots. Through online research, I found a workaround: Create a new folder at the project root (using normal naming without special characters). Add/update the PUB_CACHE system environment variable pointing to this new folder. Reboot the system, and the build succeeds. Question: Why does setting the PUB_CACHE environment variable resolve this Gradle build error? What's the underlying mechanism connecting the Flutter package cache location and Gradle's file path validation? Additional Context: Flutter version: 3.22.0 Error occurs when adding url_launcher: ^6.0.20 Original error suggests file path root mismatch between project files and cache files

My precompiled x86 code may be running in a 16-bit (real mode or 16-bit protected mode) or a 32-bit (i386 protected mode). How do I detect it from the code at runtime? I was able to come up with this NASM source: bits 16 cpu 386 pushf test ax, strict word 0 ; In 32-bit mode this is `test eax, ...', +2 bytes. jmp short found_16 ; Fall through to found_32. found_32: bits 32 popf int 32 ; Or whatever code. found_16: popf int 16 ; Or whatever code. However, I don't like it, because it uses the stack. Is there a solution which doesn't modify any general-purpose registers, segment registers or flags, doesn't use the stack, and works on a 8086 (16-bit mode only) and on a 386 (both modes)? I've tried lea esi, [dword esi+0] in 32-bit mode, but that translates to a non-nop in 16-bit mode. Please note that I'm aware that for most programs the mode is decided at compile time (as

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@Module({ imports: [ ConfigModule.forRoot({ isGlobal: true, load: [ serverConfigRegistration, databaseConfigRegistration, ], }), MikroOrmModule.forRootAsync({ useFactory: (configService: ConfigService) => { return mikroOrmConfigFactory({ serviceName: 'users', entities: [Invoice], debug: true, }, configService) }, inject: [ConfigService], }), ServiceModule, ], controllers: [AppController], }) export class AppModule {} import { EntityManager } from '@mikro-orm/core'; @Injectable() export class UserDbService { constructor( private readonly entityManager: EntityManager, ) {} } When I try to call some methods from this.entityManager I see undefined. UserDbS