Erik Schnetter
Erik Schnetter
Clearly, `ni` should be equivalent to `\ni, which is`∋`-- the left-right swapped version of`in`.
We are using OpenSSH binaries on Windows, and these were built against OpenSSL 1.1. This PR corrects (i.e. lowers) the compat bound again. We should also somehow invalidate the current...
@mkitti these patches are for OpenSSH @7.3 and don't apply to 9.4.
@mkitt We currently distinguish between Win32 and Win64 binaries when we download binaries. I don't see such a distinction in the binaries to which you point. What should I do...
Also, can we check that these binaries were built against OpenSSL @3?
I don't know what this means. Can we still use them? We only want executables; would they still run?
Do you want to try building with a different compiler? Maybe this resolves the long build times.
I would install MPICH in the same way Debian, Ubuntu, or Homebrew install it. That's would be a reasonable expectation to have. Alternatively we can switch to using OpenMPI by...
Thanks for the pointers. This helps me: ``` diff --git a/bindings/C/adios2/c/adios2_c_io.h b/bindings/C/adios2/c/adios2_c_io.h index c790cd064..3236dc353 100644 --- a/bindings/C/adios2/c/adios2_c_io.h +++ b/bindings/C/adios2/c/adios2_c_io.h @@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ adios2_attribute *adios2_define_attribute(adios2_io *io, const char *name, const...
Yes, this patch makes things work for us. I also expect things to not work for you, for the reasons you mentioned.