Vojtěch Bubník

I appreciate you are trying to help us. With TBBBind using HWLOC we would likely be able to assign our tasks to the performance cores, however that is only a...

@pavelkumbrasev Thanks, we will consider using the proposed solution. I would love to provide a patch but frankly the code is highly non trivial. We are using ```tbb::enumerable_thread_specific``` for our...

@pavelkumbrasev Thanks Pavel. I agree that for parallel for loops enumerable_thread_specific is fine, it executes the callback on each thread entering the parallel_for just once. However we have found out...

I would be interested in a fine control of JPEG compression level as in the TurboVNC client. This would allow one to pick the right compression for low bandwidth conditions...

You may run the fts_fuzzy_match over multiple files and sort the results based on the match quality. There is no need to extend fts_fuzzy_match in that regard.

The number of matches is equal to the length of the pattern if fuzzy_match() returns true. Otherwise the number of matches stored is lower than the length of the pattern...

@arch4672 is right about his case. The recursion count accumulates pretty quickly over 10 the way the current code works and in the case given by @arch4672 the maximum "recursion"...

I found one library with a summary of other fuzzy search algorithms. https://github.com/jhawthorn/fzy/blob/master/ALGORITHM.md I would love to review all those algorithms, but unfortunately I don't have so much time on...

I have found that there is a commercial implementation of a libusb audio driver for Android: http://superpowered.com/ I asked them, whether they would provide a free driver for open source,...

Actually it seems that to implement audio-in for a fixed USB ID and a fixed audio protocol on Android using libusb-1.0 is quite simple: https://github.com/shenki/usbaudio-android-demo I will try to sketch...