Hello,
Please consider joining the weekly Einstein Toolkit phone call at
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--The Maintainers
Present: Roland, Keith, Steve, Johnny
A drop in attendance compared to the 9am time slot triggered discussion
about moving the meeting back to 9am.
* next ET release
** have timeline for release posted, next deadline is July 21st to
decide what to inlcude
** release date is November 10th (week before supercomputing)
* missing gallery examples
** Steve will add "run by" date to his example
* open tickets
** thornyflat cluster issues:
https://bitbucket.org/einsteintoolkit/tickets/issues/2598/thornyflat-produc…
this may be a MPI stack issue or wrong ldflag
** Intel 2021 compiler issue may be something to look into
https://bitbucket.org/einsteintoolkit/tickets/issues/2615/riemann-release-n…
* tickets ready for review
** close hdf5 files
https://bitbucket.org/einsteintoolkit/tickets/issues/2364/avoid-opening-and…
any other business:
* will have presentation on GitHub actions CI system next week,
https://rhaas80.github.io/einsteintoolkit/ shows the output
* about simulating 3 black holes: not with stock ET since initial data
is missing, with initial data this should be fine though, done
multiple times by different group (eg nrpyelliptic should be able to
produce ID of that sort)
no unanswered questions
minutes next week: Johnny
Yours,
Roland
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Hello,
Please consider joining the weekly Einstein Toolkit phone call at
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Hello,
I just noticed that CCTK_CoordRange is depreciated and will be phased out soon. What should I use instead to find min/max values of coordinates? I could do reduction operations on the coordinate grid functions but that seems like a less elegant solution.
-DG
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