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September 2006 Meeting

Date: September 12, 2006 Time: 1:00 PM EST

Call in information:

Toll Free: 1 866 807-2880
Local: (505) 606-1028

Agenda

  1. PTP Status
    • 1.0 release review
    • 1.1 release planning
  2. Project Reports
    • PLDT update
    • Performance tools update
    • Fortran update
    • Resource manager/runtime support update
    • Remote services update
  3. Tutorial Reminder
    • LACSI Symposium 2006, October 17, Santa Fe, NM
    • SC06, November 12, Tampa, FL
  4. Other business
  5. Next meeting

Meeting Notes

Date: September 12, 2006
Time: 1:00 PM EST

Attendees

  1. Shirley Moore, UTK
  2. Dan Terpstra, UTK
  3. Beth Tibbitts, IBM
  4. Greg Watson, LANL
  5. Craig Rasmussen, LANL
  6. Sameer Shende, Oregon
  7. Alan Morris, Oregon
  8. Scott Biersdorff, Oregon
  9. Wyatt Spear, Oregon
  10. Adam Bordelon, Rice
  11. Rob Fowler, RENCI
  12. Howard Lander, RENCI

PTP status

  1. 1.0 release review
    • Completed successfully
    • Version 1.0 now an official release
  2. 1.1 release planning
    • Push back release to coincide with SC06 (week of 12 November)
    • Will need to do a release review

Project Reports

  1. PLDT
    • Nothing new to add
  2. Performance tools
    • 2 day meeting in Oregon to develop architecture for performance tools
    • Results on performance analysis page on PTP wiki - please contribute
  3. Fortran
    • Working on parser for Fortran 2003
    • Goal is to fit this within the CDT infrastructure
  4. Resource manager/runtime support update
    • Progress slower than hoped, but will still have view functionality available in 1.1 release
  5. Other

Tutorials

LANL and IBM have tutorials accepted for LACSI Symposium 2006 (October 17, Santa Fe, NM) and SC06 (November 12, Tampa, FL). These tutorials are intended to provide an introduction to using Eclipse for scientific computing. Please encourage people to attend.

Other business

Next meeting

October 10, 2006

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