This paper presents one solution for a extendable application which is used to collect EPG (Electronic Program Guide) data from various internet sources. The aim of the software is to complement or replace incomplete EPG information received from DTV (Digital television) stream with Internet data. The acquired data is processed and forwarded to remote server which further stores it to a database.
Sadržaj -U ovom radu je opisano prilago avanje programskog prevodioca LuaJIT arhitekturi MIPS32 bez jedinice (koprocesora) za operacije u aritmetici pokretnog zareza. Prilago avanje je podrazumevalo dodavanje programske realizacije aritmeti kih operacija nad brojevima u pokretnom zarezu, za arhitekture koje nemaju koprocesor koji bi te operacije izvršavao. Tako e, dodata je podrška za dualno predstavljanje brojeva u prevodiocu LuaJIT za arhitekturu MIPS32. Klju ne re i -programski prevodilac, JIT, LuaJIT, aritmetika pokretnog zareza, MIPS32, LuaABSTRACT This paper describes porting LuaJIT compiler to MIPS32 architecture without floating-point unit (FPU). Porting is done by adding software implementation of floating-point arithmetic. It also includes enabling dual number mode for LuaJIT on MIPS32 architecture. PORTING LUAJIT COMPILER TO MIPS32ARCHITECTURE WITHOUT FPU or e Kova evi , Stefan Peji , Petar Jovanovi , Nikola Tesli
Intensive crop cultivation systems require continuous monitoring of irrigation water quality as well as the control of physical and chemical soil properties. In view of the ongoing climate change and a dramatic decrease in soil organic matter content, the use of low quality irrigation water and its adverse effects on soil, cultivated plants and irrigation equipment must not be overlooked. The aim of this paper was to evaluate general quality of irrigation water from the different water intake sources in the Vojvodina Province. The paper presents the results of irrigation water quality, collected during 2018 and 2019. The research included 140 irrigation water samples obtained from three different intake structures which collect water from wells, canals or reservoirs. Water quality was assessed using the following parameters: pH value, electrical conductivity (EC), total dissolved solids (TDS), ionic balance, sodium adsorption ratio (SAR) and residual sodium carbonate (RSC) value. Water quality diagram given by the US Salinity Laboratory (USSL) and FAO guidelines for interpretation water quality for irrigation was used. Additionally, the Nejgebauer classification for irrigation water, developed specifically for the area of Vojvodina, was used as a third classification. Based on the results of mineralization of the irrigation water, the following values of the observed parameters were determined: average pH of the analyzed water samples were 7.89, ranged from 7.14 to 9.01, while electrical conductivity values ranged from 0.10 to 3.50 dS/m, with an average of 0.85 dS/m. TDS analysis resulted in a wide range of values, from 112 mg/l to 2,384 mg/l, with an average of 529,22 mg/l. SAR values varied between 0.04-16.52 with a satisfactory average of 1.97. The USSL water classification produced similar results as FAO classification and RSC index <0, indicating that 57% of investigating samples are without concerns for irrigation use, whereas Nejgebauers classification and RSC index 0-1.25 show that over 75% of analyzed samples are suitable and safe for irrigation and soil properties. Since the quality of irrigation water significantly affects plant productivity, as it determines the chemical and physical properties of agricultural land, monitoring of water quality for irrigation is of high importance.
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