[Users] Fw: meeting minutes for 2021-02-18

[Hamilton, Maria]

Present: Roland H., Peter D., Bill G., Atul K., Ken S., David B., Steve B., Sam C., Karim, Zach E., Maria H.
Chair: Peter D.
Minutes: Maria H.

  *   SPECv8:
     *   Roland will provide Steve with a thorn list
     *   Steve will try and construct a basic Makefile
  *   NRPy+ LaTeX interpreter update
     *   Ken S. and Zach E. present new development on the interpreter, included in the Tutorial-Latex_Parser_Interface notebook.
     *   Some discussion on how the equations are parsed
     *   Steve requests a Hello World example for the Science Gateway conference, suggests publication to SQG (?), points out that is a very good teaching tool and could be used as a tool for research
  *   Updates for next release:
     *   Zach made a TOTO list at

https://docs.einsteintoolkit.org/et-docs/Release_Details

  *   Unanswered questions on email:
     *   Peter said is about Science Gateway, and directs it to Zach and Ken.
  *   Open Tickets Urgent/for Review :
     *   Roland has started to review, waits for student to finish run McLaughlun &Llama.
     *   Roland: nothing else urgent.
  *   Any remaining question:
     *   Atul asks when to start running the tests for upcoming release.
     *   Can start now, Steve will update the wiki with the answer.  Some discussion on whether this has been done with GRHydro.
  *   Next meeting: Minute taker:Atul. Chair: Steve

Maria
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Maria C. Babiuc Hamilton, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Physics
College of Science, Marshall University,
1 John Marshall Drive, Huntington, WV, 25755
Room S 257, Phone: (304)696-2754


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From: Roland Haas
Sent: Thursday, February 18, 2021 10:10 AM
To: Hamilton, Maria
Subject: meeting minutes for 2021-02-18

Present: Roland, Peter, Bill G., Atul, Ken, David, Steve, Sam, Karim,
Zach, Maria

SPECv8:
* Roland will provide Steve with a thorn list
* Steve will try and construct a basic Makefile

Yours,
Roland
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