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China Building Materials Academy Co., Ltd.

Beijing Weitexing Technology Co. Ltd

2nd Assignee: China National Building Material Group Co., Ltd.

1st Assignee: China Building Materials Academy Co., Ltd.

Wen Ji Huang

Xiao Ling Chen

Wen Bin Han

Heng Wang

Sheng Shuang Li

Yuhua Guo

Min Wang

Jun Su

Yang Yu

Yan Huang

Zhan Peng Huo

Jianchun Zhang

Xianlei Bi

Guang Yao

Xin Shen

Zhaijun Wen

Kunyue Zhang

Jing Wang

Yu Wang

Wei Sun

Dong Chen

Peng Hui Jiang

Xin Zhang

Ming Jin Chen

Cheng Fang Wang

Chao Zhang

Wei Shan Dong

Ke Dai

Rui Liu

Jing Zhao

Junchi Yan

Xue Yong Zhang

Jiang Yi Liu

Chang Li

Chunyang Nie

Hao Cheng

Yan Yang

Jianjun Wu

Yongfeng Xu

Mingming Sun

Lixin Zhu

Xin Bi

Min Cheng

Meibing Xiong

Hong Wei Sun

Xiao Zhen Zhu

Bingbing Yan

Kun Huang

Si Yu Chen

Xueqin Wei

Ruilian Li

Qi Ye

Jiangang Deng

Linxing Ren

Hua Wei Fan

Xiao Xuan Fu

Fengxian Wang

Qing Yu Pei

Yun Liu

Xianfeng Yang

Xiao-Yu Li

Kui Zhang

Wan Yue Chen

Tao Guan

Xiu Fang Zhu

Jiahua Wang

Zekun Liang

Tingting Bao

Xianshu Gao

Zhongcheng Ma

Guanbao Tang

Xianbin Wang

Suihua Guo

Ao Liu

Zhen Chen

Ching Hua Hung

Xiaopeng An

Xiao Zhi

Jingchang Su

Yixiang Wang

Ying Jie Hu

Kian Choy Kiew

The present disclosure is related to a display device. The display device includes a middle frame, a display panel and a supporting member. The middle frame is provided with a first mating surface. The display panel includes a display substrate and a cover plate. A first notch is provided at a side of an edge of the cover plate close to the first mating surface. The first notch extends along a thickness direction of the cover plate. An orthographic projection of the display substrate on the cover plate at least partially overlaps an orthographic projection of the first mating surface on the cover plate. The supporting member includes a first supporting section and a second supporting section, the first supporting section is connected to the first mating surface, and the second supporting section is partially arranged in the first notch.

Display device

Secure container use is provided. The method generates respective user group permission identifications associated with image layer staging operations permissions assigned to different user groups as well as a list of the user group permission identifications. Responsive to a request from a user to perform an image layer staging operation, the method verifies whether the user has a user group permission identification in the list of the user group permission identifications. Responsive to verification that the user has a user group permission identification in the list of the user group permission identifications, the requested operation is executed. Responsive to determination that the user does not have a user group permission identification in the list of the user group permission identifications, the requested operation is denied.

Secure container use based on permission limitation of image layers

Examples described herein provide a computer-implemented method for identifying regression test failures that includes comparing a base code to a new code to locate an updated aspect of a program. The method further includes inserting debug code into corresponding source files for each of the base code and the new code for the updated aspect. The method further includes building a first image for the base code and a second image for the new code, the first and second images running in respective first and second containers. The method further includes comparing debugging outputs from a regression test of the respective first and second containers to identify a regression test failure. The method further includes implementing a corrective action to correct the regression test failure.

Identifying regression test failures

A method for preparing low-background cement includes: uniformly mixing a seed crystal of cement, CAF whiskers, and high-magnesium raw material to yield a first mixture, calcining the first mixture at 1400-1500° C., to yield a low-background clinker, the first mixture including 1.0-5.0 wt. % of the seed crystal of cement, 1.0-5.0 wt. % of the CAF whiskers, and the balance is the high-magnesium raw material; and grinding a second mixture of the low-background clinker and gypsum, to yield low-background cement. The seed crystal of cement is a high-magnesium and low hydration heat clinker, has a specific activity of Ra-226 radioactive nuclides within 50 Bq/kg, and the MgO content of the clinker is between 4.0 wt. % and 5.0 wt. %, with 50 wt. %≤CS≤55.0 wt. %; and the high-magnesium raw material has a MgO content between 2.5 wt. % and 3.0 wt. %.

Method for preparing low-background cement

A method for preparing Portland cement includes: respectively weighing iron slag, copper slag, vanadium slag, and nickel slag and grinding, to yield prefabricated iron slag, prefabricated copper slag, prefabricated vanadium slag, and prefabricated nickel slag; weighing mica and kaolinite, mixing, and grinding to obtain aluminous raw materials; evenly mixing the prefabricated iron slag and the aluminous raw materials, and calcining, to yield an iron-aluminum eutectic mineral; weighing the marble, fluorite, dolomite, and quartz, evenly mixing the marble, fluorite, dolomite, and quartz with the prefabricated copper slag, prefabricated vanadium slag, and prefabricated nickel slag to yield a first mixture; grinding the iron-aluminum eutectic mineral to yield powders, and calcining a second mixture of the first mixture and the powders, to yield the cement clinker; and cooling the cement clinker, and grinding a third mixture of the cooled cement clinker and the gypsum, to yield the Portland cement.

Method for preparing portland cement featuring early strength, low shrinkage, and low heat

Embodiments of the invention include a computer-implemented method that includes accessing, using a processor, a loader library; using the processor to generate a mock library comprising a mock version of the loader library; using the processor to containerize the loader library; and using the processor to unload the loader library.

Using containers to clean runtime resources when unloading a shared library

A method of analyzing source code includes receiving, by a processor, an updated version of a computer program, the updated version including a source code. The method also includes preprocessing, by a compiler, the source code for a target computing platform. Preprocessing the source code by the compiler includes identifying a macro condition associated with one or more computer instructions enclosed by a macro, determining object code corresponding to the one or more computer instructions based on a current value of the macro condition, and generating object code and macro information for output to a debugger, the macro information including one or more breakpoint conditions in the macro.

Setting breakpoints for source code segments enclosed by macros

A method, computer program product and system are provided for preloading debug information based on the presence of incremental source code files. Based on parsed input parameters to a source code debugger, a source code repository and a local storage area are searched for an incremental file. In response to the incremental file being located, a preload indicator in the incremental file, which is a source code file, is set. Based on the preload indicator being set, debug symbol data from the incremental file is merged to a preload symbol list. In response to receiving a command to examine the debug symbol data from the incremental file, the preload symbol list is searched for the requested debug symbol data.

Preloading debug information based on the increment of application

A computer-implemented method includes preprocessing, by a compiler, a plurality of macros in a computer program. Preprocessing a macro includes identifying a compile time condition associated with the macro. Preprocessing the macro further includes determining a current value of the compile time condition at the time of compiling a computer instruction and a previous value of the compile time condition. Preprocessing the macro further includes determining a set of computer instructions enclosed by the macro. The method further includes storing a macro information record that includes the compile time condition, the current value and the previous value of the compile time condition, and an identification of the set of computer instructions enclosed by the macro.

Identifying computer instructions enclosed by macros and conflicting macros at build time

Methods, computer program products, and/or systems are provided that perform the following operations: determining that a log multi-process debug mode is specified; obtaining a log file for debugging a source code, wherein the log file includes a plurality of log records; inserting a plurality of process identifier fields into each current log record in the log file; inserting a new log record into the log file for a created new process; and providing for performance of debugging for the source code based in part on the plurality of process identifier fields inserted into each current log record.

Providing for multi-process log debug without running on a production environment

A computer-implemented method includes receiving, by a processor, an updated version of a computer program that includes several source code changes. A compiler preprocesses the source code changes for a target computing platform. The preprocessing includes identifying a compile time condition associated with one or more computer instructions enclosed by a macro, determining a current value of the compile time condition at the time of compiling, and determining corresponding object code based on the current value. Further, a macro information record for the macro is generated that includes the compile time condition, the current value, and an identification of the computer instructions. Further, a linker preprocesses the source code changes. This preprocessing includes determining that the object code is not included in an executable file, and updating the macro information record to indicate that the macro is not included in the executable file.

Checking source code validity at time of code update

The present disclosure discloses a protective film, a display module, a display assembly, a method for preparing the display assembly and a display device. The protective film is configured to be attached to a surface on a display side of the flexible display substrate before a mother set is cut. The protective film includes a base material layer, a first adhesive layer and a second adhesive layer, wherein the first adhesive layer is located on the side, facing the flexible display substrate, of the base material layer; the viscosity of the first adhesive layer is 0.5 gf/inch to 1.5 gf/inch; the second adhesive layer is located on the side, facing the flexible display substrate, of the base material layer, is independently arranged relative to the first adhesive layer; and the viscosity of the second adhesive layer is 3 gf/inch to 4 gf/inch.

Protective film, display module, display assembly, method for preparing display assembly and display device

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a broadcast control method and apparatus, and a terminal device. The method includes: when the one or more application programs run on a background and meet a first preset condition, sending a first control instruction; and when the first control instruction is received, freezing and buffering a broadcast to be sent to the one or more application programs.

Broadcast control method and apparatus, and terminal

An application management method, a terminal, a computer readable storage medium, and a computer program product including an instruction are disclosed. The method includes: suspending a background application when the background application meets a preset condition and disconnecting a communication link between the background application and a communications module when suspending the background application. Applicable to management of background applications on terminals, this method is intended to resolve a problem existing in the prior art that a battery life of the terminal is reduced when a large quantity of applications run in the background.

Application management method and terminal

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