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< rcurtin[m]>
yeah, typically motherboards will start but can't save any BIOS settings if there is no battery
< rcurtin[m]>
I think they are lithium but I am not 100% sure
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< shrit[m]>
fMy old laptop is not giving sign of life, but with no obvious reason. I power it, it turn on, and freeze, that is it.
< shrit[m]>
no thing should have damaged the hardware, last time usage back to several months
< shrit[m]>
therefore I doubt it is the battery. However, when I open the CMOS battery I discovered that it is VL2020, a rechargable CMOS battery
< shrit[m]>
I have disconnected the HDD, the RAM, powerd on, same results. Add one by one back, same results.
< shrit[m]>
I do not see any thing on screen, so I have no idea if POST is passing.
< rcurtin[m]>
hmm, could it be perhaps that the backlight is dead or anything? shine a light on the screen while it is booting maybe?
< rcurtin[m]>
just a random guess :)
< shrit[m]>
I connected it with a screen via VGA, no thing
< shrit[m]>
Actually, it shine a small light, but no light, when turning onn
< rcurtin[m]>
:(
< shrit[m]>
I know it is sad :( I believe that hardware can live long so I need to rethink of debugging :+1:
< kaushal07[m]>
<zoq "kaushal07: What error?"> please see the image
< kaushal07[m]>
it says some det file in mlpack/methods
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< ManishKausikH[m]>
Hey everyone!
< ManishKausikH[m]>
I was going through the code of mlpack and noticed that every module in the methods folder has two files ending with " _main.cpp" and "_impl.cpp" apart from the implementation files of the actual algorithm. I'm curious to know what these files are for?
< ManishKausikH[m]>
(edited) ... and "_impl.cpp" apart ... => ... and "_impl.hpp" apart ...
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< NippunSharmaGitt>
The `_main.cpp` file is the executable file for the method, using which you can use the method through command line or any other binding. As you can see that it implements the `mlpackMain()` function which is called from other bindings.
< NippunSharmaGitt>
The `_impl.hpp` files contain the implementation of the templated functions inside the corresponding `.hpp` file, for example if you look at linear regression you will not see any `_impl.hpp` file and there is only a `.cpp` file because there is no templated functions to implement there.
< NippunSharmaGitt>
Hope that clears your doubt :)
< ManishKausikH[m]>
Thanks Nippun!
< ManishKausikH[m]>
I'm actually new to the idea of bindings. Do you know any good resources where I can start exploring about this idea?
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< NippunSharmaGitt>
I do not know of any specific resource where you can get all the information about bindings but you can start exploring this idea through the mlpack codebase itself! mlpack has bindings in a lot of different languages including one for the command line. [here](https://mlpack.org/doc/mlpack-3.1.0/doxygen/bindings.html#bindings_cli) you can find information about the mlpack bindings for command line. One the same
< NippunSharmaGitt>
webpage you can also look at the structure for python bindings if that is what you are comfortable with.
< NippunSharmaGitt>
If you are new to mlpack and want to contribute to the project I would also recommend building mlpack from source locally. You can find a guide [here](https://www.mlpack.org/doc/mlpack-git/doxygen/build.html).