Present were: Miguel Zilhao, Frank, Peter, Steve, Roland
Example parameter files: * Peter to supply a qc0 ML file * Roland to supply a NSNS file
Next ET release: * no more large new code additions after April 8th, wiki page with timeline * add compile-time-fixed parameters that Erik introduced
Miguel Zilhao had held a ET toolkit workshop in Lisbon, and reported on his experience: * school was aimed at beg grad students and some more senior researcers * partipants from Europa, Australia * initially lectures on astrophysics * short introduction to ET, Cactus * more detailed description of MoL * material online: https://svn.einsteintoolkit.org/documents/Workshop_NrHep2_2013/ * hands on exercise on last day, some to be run during the class, some over night: ** users had accounts on local cluster ** pre-compiled executable present ** session on VisIt on next day to visualize data * lecture notes will be published once typed up
Yours, Roland
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Hello all,
Next ET release: * no more large new code additions after April 8th, wiki page with timeline
Caltech would like to get CoreCollapseControl in, so we'll prepare something for April 8th (needs docs, tests, cleanup).
Yours, Roland
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On Mon, Apr 01, 2013 at 11:26:34AM -0700, Roland Haas wrote:
Caltech would like to get CoreCollapseControl in, so we'll prepare something for April 8th (needs docs, tests, cleanup).
Have it prepared for others to look at before then. It should be _included_ by then, which should give others some time to look at it after the cleanup.
Frank
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