Abstract: A novel compiler is described. The compiler is able to view source code of the application in its entirety and can do so from the inside. Unlike other tools which examine the forensic data from an application crash after the fact, from the outside, the compiler of the present invention can provide novel data on function call stacks and function profiles during runtime. The application may be stopped immediately during runtime to prevent further or potential damage, but the forensic data that is collected is focused and can be used to show where vulnerabilities exists in the application and how they were exploited. Hashes are taken of function call stacks and used as unique identifiers or thumbprints which can be used to reduce the volume of forensic data that needs to be analyzed after an attack.

Abstract: An improved skin cleansing-conditioning bar consisting essentially of, by weight, 8% to 38% of an anionic surfactant material selected from the group consisting of a sodium or potassium salt of a C-12-C-18 saturated monocarboxylic acid, a water-soluble, non-soap, anionic detergent selected from the group consisting of sodium and potassium salts higher acyl isethionates, higher alkyl sulfates, higher alkyl sulfonates, higher alkyl monoglyceride sulfates, higher alkylbenzene sulfonates, higher alkyl ethenoxy ether sulfates and mixtures thereof and mixtures of said monocarboxylic acid salt and said anionic detergent in a weight ratio of said monocarboxylic acid salt to said detergent of 18:1 to about 2.5:1; about 12% to 72% of a water-insoluble emollient selected from the group consisting of a C-14-C-18 alkanol and mixtures of said alkanol with a C-14-C-18 alkanoic acid wherein the weight ratio of alkanol to alkanoic acid is in the range of about 23:1 to about 0.

Abstract: An improved skin cleansing-conditioning bar consisting essentially of, by weight, 14% to 18% of an anionic surfactant material selected from the group consisting of a sodium or potassium salt of a C-12-C-18 saturated monocarboxylic acid and mixtures of said monocarboxylate salt with a water-soluble, non-soap, anionic detergent selected from the group consisting of sodium and potassium salts higher acyl isethionates, higher alkyl sulfates, higher alkyl sulfonates, higher alkyl monoglyceride sulfates, higher alkylbenzene sulfonates, higher alkyl ethenoxy ether sulfates and mixtures thereof in a weight ratio of said monocarboxylate salt to said detergent of 18:1 to about 2.5:1; about 40% to 72% of a water-insoluble emollient selected from the group consisting of a C-14-C-18 alkanol and mixtures of said alkanol with a C-14-C-18 alkanoic acid wherein the weight ratio of alkanol to alkanoic acid is in the range of about 23:1 to about 0.

Abstract: A pulverulent composition for rug and carpet maintenance and cleaning formed by mixing approximately 40.0 to 98.5% by weight, of a borax carrier with a primary cleaning system comprising approximately 1.0 to 10.0%, by weight, of an ether alcohol cleaning solvent and approximately 0.5 to 10.0%, by weight, of surfactant, together with optional ingredients such as an anti-static agent.

Abstract: A powdered carpet composition comprising a blend of an inorganic salt carrier, an agglomerating agent such as starch and fragrance, said composition being in proper form for ready application to the carpet and serving to provide deodorizing and/or freshening effects thereto.

Abstract: A system for controlling the hydrogen/hydrocarbon mole ratio in a continuous hydrocarbon conversion process wherein the hydrocarbonaceous feed stock is catalytically reacted in a hydrogen atmosphere. Applicable to both hydrogen-consuming and hydrogen-producing processes, in which the reaction zone effluent is separated to provide a liquid product phase and a hydrogen-rich vaporous phase, a portion of the latter being recycled to the catalytic reaction zone, the control system affords improved overall operation of the particular process in addition to increased catalyst activity and stability. Analyzers are utilized to monitor composition characteristics of the charge stock and liquid product, and the hydrogen concentration of the vaporous phase recycled to the reaction zone.

Abstract: A system for controlling the hydrogen/hydrocarbon mole ratio in a continuous hydrocarbon conversion process in which hydrogen is consumed in a catalytic reaction zone. Applicable to processes in which the reaction zone effluent is separated to provide a liquid product phase and a hydrogen-rich vaporous phase, a portion of the latter being recycled to the catalytic reaction zone, the control system affords improved overall operation in addition to increased catalyst activity and stability. Analyzers are utilized to monitor composition characteristics of the charge stock and liquid product, and the hydrogen concentration of the vaporous phase introduced into the reaction zone. Representative process output signals are transmitted to comparator/computer means which compares the rate of change of the composition characteristics and the hydrogen concentration, and generates additional, comparator output signals which are utilized within the control system for regulating the hydrogen/hydrocarbon mole ratio.