Jeremy E Kozdon

This gets you part of the way there: https://gist.github.com/DaoWen/2e8817c62f920d6a47f1 Doesn't quite work for me, but maybe some sort of riff on it would?

> seems to be that many of Julia's strengths in interactive development now become a burden, since even a small test problem that has a serial runtime of

I think that the derivative is correct. The fields are the problem. I did a quick and dirty finite difference of the field `u` and got similar results. ```julia for...

I'm not convinced that there is problem with the dg code here. My hunch is that it is something like Runge's phenomena you are seeing. I think that the most...

Also https://github.com/CliMA/Oceananigans.jl also has FFTW as a dependency (not sure about any other CLIMA packages)

> I believe that ClimateMachine and related code needs to be released under a permissive license (Apache2) as a condition of funding. That's my understanding as well.

This is very similar to what is done with [OCCA](https://libocca.org/#/). If you look at [occa kernel language](https://libocca.org/#/guide/okl/introduction) you have a split between _inner_ and _outer_ loops, with inner loops being...

No problem. For some reason I thought it was needed, I'll remove that commit.

Besides the GPU support, what are the advantages/disadvantages of the `StructsOfArrays` approach compared with the `StructArrays.jl` package? Edit: Now see that you actually just opened an issue over on `StructsArrays`

Thanks @vchuravy. Would you recommend `Clang.jl` over `CBindings.jl`? (`Clang.jl` seems more widely used?)