Present: Ian Hinder, Steve, Bill, Roland, Peter, Alois Peter, Helvi, Zhichao Zhao, Yosef, Christopher Evens, Zach, Atul

Chair: Helvi

Note Taker: Steve

Update to cactuscode     - Regenerated for the last time (?)     - List of issues: https://github.com/EinsteinToolkit/cactuscode.org/issues         * Bugs (problems with the conversion)         * Enhancements (this probably out of date)         * No longer have dynamic comments

Zach:     Gcc9.3.0 takes a ridiculously long time in MacOS it takes half an hour     to compile the 8th order code. Under Linux it takes 30 seconds or so.     Ian suggests that the "inline" might be the problem. Also, it could be     the architecture. Note the compile is fast with less than 9.3.

Zach is able to get it to compile faster by splitting up the routine.     Report to GCC maintainers?

Release will be pushed back by another week to make it possible for     everyone to catch up.

PreSync addressing Roland comments.     Vector support in Fortran     Do Macro changes for Kranc? No.

New release test suite results     Roland sees nothing unexpected     Cory, SuperMUC, Golub show more failures than we'd like (Intel compiler)     But no new failures     Roland tracks how long it takes to build and how long it takes to run the tests     Steve notes that we need parallel tests

Bugs:     fix adaptive time stepping     others are presync related

Gallery:     Change the representation of the data on the website?     Since it's targeting the first LIGO detection, could it         be somehow compared to what LIGO saw?     Add a link to the LIGO data?     Some problems comparing with LIGO data.     Poisson example--had some problems running and comparing numbers.         How was the plot made? Visit session file in the ticket.         there are scripts in https://bitbucket.org/einsteintoolkit/www/src/master/gallery/bbh/         for generating some of the plots (you need mathematica and simulationtools)

Summation by parts question, Peter was supposed to update