embedding

C compilers allows to embed assembly code in a C program. I am pretty sure that Clang should allow embedding LLVM assembly or intrinsic code in C program. How can I embed LLVM assembly in C code? Oak Right now you can't. You can, however, write an LLVM assembly function separately in its own file, mark it as alwaysinline , then compile it with the rest of your files - this should get you the same result. See this related question on how to first compile your C files to IR and then link them together . You can even compile the files separately and make sure you perform link-time optimization

I'm building a Rails 4 app, and what I want to do is offer my users the option to embed my content onto their own sites (like their blog) via embeddable code. In other words, I want to have an erb page with some content on it, and a button that says "Embed". When users click that, a small bit of embeddable code will appear, which they can copy and paste onto their blog, etc. This will display the content from my page. What is the best way of going about this? Please be as descriptive as possible, as I'm kind of new to this. Thanks! Richard Peck iFrame The way it's achieved with current

Has anyone ever embedded the firefox web browser technology in their own [unmanaged] C/C++ GUI application in the same way that IE can be embedded as a COM object? (I would like to do this on Linux, not Windows). Are there "better" alternatives to firefox? I'm open to anything as long as I can use it with non-GPL code. My needs are fairly basic; I only need fundamental HTML parsing and display of static local files, but I'd take advantage of more sophisticated technology, if I can get it. I'd like to be able to use JavaScript, but I can get by without it. First you need to differentiate

Is it possible to preload or otherwise cache @font-face fonts, most likely with javascript, before the page loads so you don't get that ugly jump when the page finally does load? I'm not aware of any current technique to avoid the flicker as the font loads, however you can minimize it by sending proper cache headers for your font and making sure that that request goes through as quickly as possible. A simple technique is to put this somewhere in your index: <div class="font_preload" style="opacity: 0"> <span style="font-family: 'myfontface#1font-family', Arial, sans-serif;"></span> <span style

I have a blog section on my site that has the TinyMce editor. I want to embed a video when I post a blog and it's just spitting out the code. I have added the <embed> tag on my output script. This is the code I'm using to for the video: <object width="425" height="350"> <param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/CgW_5Vthsds"></param> <param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param> <embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="350"></embed> </object> What am I missing? You should look into Video For Everyone : Video

I just discovered that letter-spacing doesn't always work in webkit (and perhaps other browsers?) when embedding fonts. I've tried it on two different fonts and received different results. "League Gothic Regular" will work http://www.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/fonts/7-league-gothic "Quicksand Light" will not http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/Quicksand What's the skinny? Is there a way to force the hand of non-compliant fonts? Quick note: Firefox does seem to apply to both fonts. I'm not sure I have the answer but I was having a word-spacing problem with League Gothic from Font Squirrel, I

I'm working on embedding a flash app in a webpage using the Satay method: <object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="embeddy.swf" id="embeddy" name="embeddy" > <param name="movie" value="embeddy.swf" /> </object> I want flash to provide the correct objectID in ExternalInterface.objectID , which means I need to set both the name and id attributes for the object . Normally I try to avoid naming collisions with elements in HTML, but is there anything wrong with setting both attributes to the same value in this case? What about HTML forms? Does anyone feel that it's worthwhile to set a(n)

I am sorry for my naivety, but I don't understand why word embeddings that are the result of NN training process (word2vec) are actually vectors. Embedding is the process of dimension reduction, during the training process NN reduces the 1/0 arrays of words into smaller size arrays, the process does nothing that applies vector arithmetic. So as result we got just arrays and not the vectors. Why should I think of these arrays as vectors? Even though, we got vectors, why does everyone depict them as vectors coming from the origin (0,0)? Again, I am sorry if my question looks stupid. What are