User: rhaas Date: 2014/05/20 01:16 PM
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File [modified]: ET_2014_05_announcement.php Delta lines: +58 -52 =================================================================== --- about/releases/ET_2014_05_announcement.php 2014-05-20 18:16:25 UTC (rev 1320) +++ about/releases/ET_2014_05_announcement.php 2014-05-20 18:16:55 UTC (rev 1321) @@ -53,62 +53,68 @@ <ul> <li>Removed components <ul> - <li>ADM - <li>LegoExcision + <li>ADM</li> + <li>LegoExcision</li> </ul> + </li> <li>Deprecated components (still included, but don't use for new code) <ul> - <li>ADMConstraints (use ML_ADMConstraints instead) - <li>ADMCoupling - <li>ADMMacros - <li>DistortedBHIVP - <li>IDAxiBrillBH - <li>IDAxiOddBrillBH - <li>RotatingDBHIVP + <li>ADMConstraints (use ML_ADMConstraints instead)</li> + <li>ADMCoupling</li> + <li>ADMMacros</li> + <li>DistortedBHIVP</li> + <li>IDAxiBrillBH</li> + <li>IDAxiOddBrillBH</li> + <li>RotatingDBHIVP</li> </ul> + </li> <li>New components: <ul> - <li>CactusExamples: 10 small example thorns - <li>TestMoL - <li>CarpetExtra: 10 test thorns - <li>IllinoisGRMHD (not enabled by default, proposed for the next release) + <li>CactusExamples: 10 small example thorns</li> + <li>TestMoL</li> + <li>CarpetExtra: 10 test thorns</li> + <li>IllinoisGRMHD (not enabled by default, proposed for the next release)</li> </ul> + </li> <li>simfactory <ul> - <li>updates to many machines + <li>updates to many machines</li> </ul> + </li> <li>Cactus flesh: <ul> - <li>Cactus complex number arithmetic functions are deprecated - <li>Drop explicit support for Fortran 77 in Cactus - <li>Prevent Cactus from choking on very large parameter files + <li>Cactus complex number arithmetic functions are deprecated</li> + <li>Drop explicit support for Fortran 77 in Cactus</li> + <li>Prevent Cactus from choking on very large parameter files</li> <li>Update to work with Chemora. Not currently used by regular Cactus. <li>The workaround CCTK_DISABLE_RESTRICT for bugs in the Intel compiler is no longer necessary for version newer or equal 14, which is now - taken into account. - <li>Support for Clang on OSX + taken into account.</li> + <li>Support for Clang on OSX</li> </ul> + </li> <li>MoL: Automatically count number of evolved variables - <li>ADMConstraints: remove support for conformal metrics - <li>EOS_Omni: new c++ backend + <li>ADMConstraints: remove support for conformal metrics</li> + <li>EOS_Omni: new c++ backend</li> <li>GRHydro <ul> <li>rewrite major parts of the code in c++, both versions are still included, the c++ version is not enabled by default yet (see parameter use_cxx_code). The default will change for the next release and the Fortran version will - be removed after that. - <li>Lots of smaller changes and bugfixes + be removed after that.</li> + <li>Lots of smaller changes and bugfixes</li> </ul> - <li>Kranc: lots of changes - thorns using Kranc see changes because of this - <li>McLachlan: optimizations + </li> + <li>Kranc: lots of changes - thorns using Kranc see changes because of this</li> + <li>McLachlan: optimizations</li> <li>Carpet <ul> - <li>Changes to support accellerators (not used by default) - <li>CarpetRegrid2: support Parity Symmetry thorn - <li>Carpet: Apply boundary conditions during Restricting - <li>Include string null terminator in HDF5 attributes (only important if you happen to read them in your own scripts) - <li> + <li>Changes to support accellerators (not used by default)</li> + <li>CarpetRegrid2: support Parity Symmetry thorn</li> + <li>Carpet: Apply boundary conditions during Restricting</li> + <li>Include string null terminator in HDF5 attributes (only important if you happen to read them in your own scripts)</li> </ul> + </li> </ul>
<p><ul><li><b>How to upgrade from Noether (ET_2013_11)</b></li></ul></p> @@ -120,8 +126,8 @@ <p><ul><li><b>Remaining issues with this release</b></li></ul></p>
<ul> - <li> Certain machines need to be configured specially in Simfactory because the remote directories cannot be determined automatically just from the username. See the Machine notes below. - <li> Recovering with Carpet: Carpet stores metadata (such as the simulation time) only for Carpet::max_timelevels time levels, although it is possible to allocate more time levels. These additional time levels then cannot be recovered; the symptom is an assertion failure during recovery. The solution is to either increase Carpet::max_timelevels, or to decrease the number of active time levels. + <li> Certain machines need to be configured specially in Simfactory because the remote directories cannot be determined automatically just from the username. See the Machine notes below.</li> + <li> Recovering with Carpet: Carpet stores metadata (such as the simulation time) only for Carpet::max_timelevels time levels, although it is possible to allocate more time levels. These additional time levels then cannot be recovered; the symptom is an assertion failure during recovery. The solution is to either increase Carpet::max_timelevels, or to decrease the number of active time levels.</li> </ul>
<p><ul><li><b>Machine notes</b></li></ul></p> @@ -129,26 +135,26 @@ <p>Supported (tested) machines include:</p>
<ul> - <li> Default Debian, Suse and Fedora installations - <li> Bethe - <li> Bluewaters - <li> Carver - <li> Datura - <li> Gordon - <li> Hopper - <li> Loewe - <li> Lonestar - <li> Supermike II - <li> Nvidia - <li> Orca - <li> Philip - <li> Queenbee - <li> Shelob - <li> Stampede (CPU) - <li> Supermuc - <li> Titan - <li> Trestles - <li> Zwicky + <li> Default Debian, Suse and Fedora installations</li> + <li> Bethe</li> + <li> Bluewaters</li> + <li> Carver</li> + <li> Datura</li> + <li> Gordon</li> + <li> Hopper</li> + <li> Loewe</li> + <li> Lonestar</li> + <li> Supermike II</li> + <li> Nvidia</li> + <li> Orca</li> + <li> Philip</li> + <li> Queenbee</li> + <li> Shelob</li> + <li> Stampede (CPU)</li> + <li> Supermuc</li> + <li> Titan</li> + <li> Trestles</li> + <li> Zwicky</li> </ul>
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