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Do’s And Don’ts of Moving a Queen Size Bed in a UTE

Moving most of your household stuff is not too difficult if you take the time to pack properly and have a few mates to help you out when using a Gold Coast Hire Ute. But when it comes to moving the bed, especially if it’s a queen sized model it can be a bit more complicated. Many queen beds are large and the bases or box springs are heavy. The earlier models were often one piece and came with built-in drawers and a large headboard. These beds are often awkwardly shaped and very inconvenient for moving.

The following are the some of the do’s and don’t’s of moving a Queen sized bed in a Ute

The first thing to do is take the overall measurements and see how you can get the bed out to the Ute. Do you have to go down stairs, around corners and through small doorways?

Will, you be able to take the bed in one piece or will you have to dismantle it

Check the local Gold Coast Ute hire companies to see if they have a Ute that will take your bed in the tray

Decide if you will be able to carry it flat or will it have to be stood on its side, you have to accommodate the headboard, mattress and base. Many Queen sized bed bases can be broken down if need be, but if possible it is better to keep it intact (if a Tempurpedic bed it will have to be carried flat)

Always have at least one or two strong mates to help you move the bed as carrying it can be difficult

Things You May Need For The Move

A mattress bag or some clean cover’s to protect it

Moving straps to tie it to the Ute

Packing such as cardboard or bubble wrap to safeguard the headboard

Tools to use to disassemble the base if necessary

Things not to do

Don’t try and make the move by yourself

Don’t just toss the bed in the back of your Ute and drive off, it must be secured correctly and protected from the elements

Take a look at the manufacturer’s recommendations (or look up on Google) and see about transporting the Mattress, some mattresses the inside can move around if transported in any way, but flat, making them very hard to sleep on as the mattress is constructed using many of different layers

Don’t put the mattress on the Ute Roof or Roof Rack unless you have already talked with the Gold Coast Ute Hire Company where you got the Ute from to make sure it is strong enough to carry the weight

Don’t allow the mattress to be exposed to the weather as it could easily become damaged

Don’t use thin ropes to secure the mattress as these can damage the edges, use wide straps that have angled protectors

When using a Ute to move your Queen sized mattress ensure you have enough people to load it safely and that is will fit in the tray on the Ute or that if you have to stand it on the side that you have adequate tie points to secure it properly.

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Fortran2003の便利？なreallocate

integer,allocatable :: x(:) x = (/ 1,2,3,4,5 /) !自動的にallocate x(:) = (/ (i,i=1,10) /) !右辺は1～10の長さ10の配列だが、左辺配列長は5のまま x = (/(i,i=1,10)/) !ここでxに対するallocateが再び実行され、長さが変わる

詳しくは、NAGのドキュメントにあります。 http://www.nag-j.co.jp/fortran/fortran2003/Fortran2003_3_7.html ちょっとまて、これを基にした次のプログラム

program hoge implicit none integer,allocatable :: x(:) integer :: i x = (/1,2,3,4,5/) write(*,*) x x(:) = (/ (i,i=1,10) /) write(*,*) x x = (/ (i,i=1,10) /) write(*,*) x stop end program hoge

を実行したら

1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 *** glibc detected *** ./a.out: realloc(): invalid next size: 0x0000000001e8af80 *** （中略、GCC4.6くらいからデフォルトになったbacktrace出力） Program received signal SIGABRT: Process abort signal. （略）

とセグフォでもないエラーになるんですが・・・・・GCC4.9はまだ実装が不十分なのかな。 まあそれはともかく、NAGのこのドキュメントの後半にdeferred length characterという、実質的に可変長な文字列について触れられています。ちょっと遊んでみます。 とりあえず標準入力に適当な文字列を入力すると、その次数をカウントし出力、それを繰り返す。 "q"だと終了するようにします。 文字列をxに保存するとして、メインループは

do while (x /= "q") read(*,*) x write(*,*) len(x),x !字数、文字列の順 enddo

こんな感じです。これを文法的に整えつつ、プログラムを書きます。 ふと、このdeferred length characterを関数と受け渡しするとなるとどうするんだろう？ということなので、readとwriteをそれぞれ関数に分けてやります。 すると次のことが試せます。

標準入力からの文字列を受け取るreadStr関数。関数の戻り値に可変長文字列を指定できるか？

文字列を受け取って、出力するwritestrサブルーチン。可変長文字列として受け取れるか？

ということで、次のようになります。

program hoge implicit none character(:),allocatable :: x do while (x /= "q") x = readStr() call writestr(x) !この2行はcall writestr(readStr())と1行で書けるんですが、while条件文にも使いたかったので。 !ちなみにcall writestr(readStr())としても別にメモリリークは起こりませんでした。 !おそらく関数引数の一時オブジェクトは勝手にdeallocateされる模様。 end do deallocate(x) !readStrの中でallocateされているため。 write(*,*) "Stop" stop contains function readStr() result(str) character(:),allocatable :: str allocate(character(len=256)::str) !allocateしておかないとreadに渡せない。allocateの例を兼ねて。 read(*,*) str str = trim(str) !ここでreallocateが起こっている。 end function readStr subroutine writestr(str) character(len=*) :: str write(*,'(3a,i0)')"string '",str,"' has length ",len(str) end subroutine writestr end program hoge

なおこのプログラム、GCC4.6ではコンパイルはできますが実行したとたんにSegmentation fault、GCC4.9だと大丈夫だと確認しました。 コンパイルして試してみましょう。

$ ./a.out ああ＾～こころがぴょんぴょんするんじゃあ＾～ string 'ああ＾～こころがぴょんぴょんするんじゃあ＾～' has length 66 hogehoge string 'hogehoge' has length 8 hello world! string 'hello' has length 5 abc string 'abc' has length 3 q string 'q' has length 1 Stop

文字列長がちゃんと変わっていないと、Fortranの仕様では余った字数のところにスペースを埋めることになってるので、引用符''の中に空白ができるはずです。たとえば5字のところにabcとだけ入れてあると、'abc　　'という出力になります。 そうならず、ちゃんと後ろの空白なしで引用符が付けられているので、文字列長がちゃんと変わっていることが分かります。 あと、「hello world!」→「hello」というように空白混じりの文字列が空白以降無視されているのは、trim関数のせいです。Fortranは自然言語の取り扱いを想定していないと思われます。 ちなみにこのプログラムをvalgrind上で動かすと、初回読み込み時に ・Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s)　が４つ ・Use of uninitialised value of size 8　が１つ 警告されます。まだまだExperimentalな機能なのでしょうか。 あとご想像のとおり、reallocateはパフォーマンスが落ちるようです。C++のvectorが時々重くなる感じ？ そういう時はオプション-fno-realloc-lhsを付けるべし、てありました。 僕はまだ試してないので何とも言えませんが、ちょっと前のコードを新しいコンパイラでビルドするときは気をつけたほうがいいかもしれません。 楽しいFortranライフを。