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Currently, in order to do any read or write of an atomic variable, a user has to use `.read()` and `.write()` methods to access its value. In many cases, these seem like overkill and that the compile…
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As a Chapel user, I would appreciate a utility method that can efficiently eliminate duplicates from a source. Example usage would be...
```chpl
forall x in unique(X) {
// ...
}
```
Somet…
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Python can read text configuration files easily. This is great for keeping defaults for models, as in
```
r=0.25
y = (1,0,1,0)
kernel=radial
```
These parameters can get quite annoying to …
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Our current [multi-locale execution docs](https://chapel-lang.org/docs/usingchapel/multilocale.html) are geared towards how to run distributed across multiple nodes, but most users (especially those j…
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Traditionally, Chapel has defined unbounded ranges as being logically bounded by infinities, though this definition was very specific to integral ranges like `1..`. In https://github.com/chapel-lang/…
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Zastanawiałem się, co znaczą "obiekty religijne". Wyszukujesz tylko `amenity=place_of_worship`, tak?
Bo jeśli tak, to bardziej odpowiednią nazwą będzie "świątynie" lub "miejsca kultu".
Bo obiektami …
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First let me say that this project is very nice. A group of religious
studies students at UNC Chapel Hill wanted to create a timeline based on
the Simile code, and so I'm trying to adapt this for …
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```
First let me say that this project is very nice. A group of religious
studies students at UNC Chapel Hill wanted to create a timeline based on
the Simile code, and so I'm trying to adapt this for …
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```
First let me say that this project is very nice. A group of religious
studies students at UNC Chapel Hill wanted to create a timeline based on
the Simile code, and so I'm trying to adapt this for …
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```
First let me say that this project is very nice. A group of religious
studies students at UNC Chapel Hill wanted to create a timeline based on
the Simile code, and so I'm trying to adapt this for …