Samuel Omlin

> (Julia packages are much easier to install than Python packages!!) That's definitely very true! That's very unfortunate that the same package causes also in windows a problem. `pyimport_conda` is...

Concerning the error of the python package `sounddevice` on Linux: maybe the installation of the dependency `portaudio`, *which is not a python dependency*, was not successful. It should have been...

Thank you for the questions, @georgebisbas. > q1) what is the reason behind focusing on T_eff and not on Gpts/s as commonly used in papers reporting stencil performance? The reason...

@georgebisbas : thank you for your suggestion. We will try to accommodate it in the same plot.

Thanks for the suggestion @carstenbauer! That's a good point for possible improvement. However, I am not sure how it should look like as in the same time, we would not...

@TakeTwiceDailey : thank you for your interest and sorry for the delay! You need to express your computations with stencils, meaning you need to define computations on a cell-level. Have...

@TakeTwiceDailey : You don't need to include the boundary handling in these macros. Just write them for the inner points. Then for the boundaries you can write separate kernels as...

In addition to defining the shift of the range start as you did, you also need to define the `@within` macro - also in analogy with the example: https://github.com/omlins/ParallelStencil.jl/blob/main/src/FiniteDifferences.jl#L61-L67 Or...

> macro within(macroname::String, A::Symbol) if macroname == "@all" esc( :($ix

Have you tried with visual studio code? As far as I know most of the focus for julia tool development goes in there. If yes, where do we get stuck?...