Hi
Please consider joining the weekly Einstein Toolkit phone call at 10 am US central time on Mondays. As usual, you can find instructions how to join on the following web site:
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We will mention changes to GRHydro that started to be moved from Zelmani to the main development repository, and will continue to be moved next week (see https://trac.einsteintoolkit.org/ticket/1531). We will *not* go over these patches one-by-one during the call though if not requested. Just see it as announcement of major code changes (although not a lot would change for a user).
Also, more and more machine configurations move to the Intel 14 compiler, not so much because "it is the most recent", but mainly because version 13 has at least one serious bug which requires a workaround that affects performance negatively (disabling 'restrict'). Version 14 seems to have this fixed, and I would like to hear different stories if there are some.
Thorn TestMoL was suggested to enter the ET (https://trac.einsteintoolkit.org/ticket/1557). Erik reviewed it as ok, but we should still give it its official 'ok'.
Frank
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Hello all,
Thorn TestMoL was suggested to enter the ET (https://trac.einsteintoolkit.org/ticket/1557). Erik reviewed it as ok, but we should still give it its official 'ok'.
Related to the MoL changes there are additional topics that may be of interest:
* change the flesh and drivers to allow more active timelevels than interface.ccl's TIMELEVELS * allow creation of new variables at runtime (ie CCTK_NumVars would no longer be oonstant) * have MoL call CCTK_StorageIncrease(2,...) on evolved variables * consider having Carpet call CCTK_StorageIncrease(3,...) on variables that are prolongated in time (can this be safely detected?)
Basically: how to simplify time level handling.
Yours, Roland
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