jaycedowell
jaycedowell
For a FYI on ring.py vs. ring2.py: ring.py is currently in use for the tutorials. I also use it extensively in my code that uses the lower level Python API.
I've given up on removing `bifrost.block` since there seems to be a few knock on consequences to that. `bifrost.ring` vs `bifrost.ring2` might be a similar thing but I think we...
After some digging I *think* I know what is going on. It looks like the problem with the `dedisp` slice in the `bf.reduce` call is that the memory isn't contiguous...
@telegraphic Does [slice-with-reduce](https://github.com/ledatelescope/bifrost/tree/slice-with-reduce) solve this for you?
@telegraphic do you agree with this reasoning?
Yeah, I had wondered about that comment when I was trying to sort out what was happening. I guess that would imply that we should not be trying to access...
I'm generally happy with how it works but the specification of the base directory in `user.mk` seems a little fiddly. I'm also not sure how to allow multiple base directories...
I think the environment variable approach is viable and takes care of my last concern.
Well, at least mapped compiles on MacOS now. That's something.
Keep the logging directory and the mapped ring directory separate on mac seems to have helped with a lot of the testing failures but not there is a segfault when...