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The answer proposed here speeds up the FFT of matlab thanks to multithreading. It permits a 4x speedup on my 8 cores machine.
sh ./configure
to configure for your system. You can have a coffee break, that takes a while.make
will compile the code.make install
installs the code on your machine.testFFTmt
in your matlab prompt and see the gain on your machine.Note: as the author mentions a single fft will not be accelerated by this code (cannot launch several threads in parallel).
Open the Terminal, go to the appropriate directory and type: for file in *.eps; do epstopdf $file; done
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Open the Terminal, go to the appropriate directory and type: iconv -f MAC -t UTF-8 weird_file > weird_file.utf8
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The BIG website provides some PHP macros for the header, the left menu and the footer. They are very usefull because if the webmaster wants to change something in the whole website (e.g. a nem entry in the menu), he just has to change the concerned macro and the changes will be applied to every page calling it. The footer is also very usefull because providing automatically the last update display.
As an example you can find the code of this page here. For futher details about PHP, let's cite this excellent website
I wrote my personal page using some PHP features.
You can use and modify it easily for your home page. The code is here.
This is an example of a semester project webpage.
You can use and modify it easily for your's. The code is here.
Maybe you can find something helpfull in this stuff.
Probably because I am a GNU/Linux extremist, I prefer not to use PowerPoint. I also don't want to use the pretty soft Keynote, because it is only available on MacOs.
On the opposite, I use to write my proofs and mathematical stuff in LaTeX. For all these reasons I wrote a Beamer theme inspired from the presentations of the group. In respect with common usage this file should be called "beamerthemeLausanne.sty". But it probably needs some improvements...
Here is the code of a presentation using it.
I wrote a LaTeX class for my CV. It has been inspired from the europe cv class.
This class can be found here. The code of my CV can be an illustration.
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