Peter Heywood
Peter Heywood
~As a minimum we should reserve the package name on pypi to avoid supply chain hijacking~ This may not actually be advisable, as it might count as [name squatting in...
> Considering this as "set up wheelhouse" and perhaps ask pypi to reserve package name https://github.com/FLAMEGPU/FLAMEGPU2/issues/645 is the existing issue for that, this issue is for pypi based distribution.
Size is potentially resolved by asking nicely. manylinux compliance / `dlopen` reqs would still be a good addition to the wheelhouse based pip installs, as it improves portability of the...
@mondus contacted pypi re: preventing supply chain hijacking and has had the name `pyflamegpu` blocked? not 100% on the details. Arguably we could now close this as won't fix, though...
Generated lists of tests via gtest and pytest, with some manipulation to get the listings relatively close to each other. https://gist.github.com/ptheywood/cb1d2d20d4c446d2fb135d4ffb400f7c Commands used: ``` ./bin/linux-x64/Release/tests --gtest_list_tests ``` ``` pytest --collect-only...
From that commit, looks like that change was to maintain the same value as before, while moving the `step_count` incrementing (deleted from line 73), so that the `step_count` is the...
Yes, grand scheme it's unintersting and I'm being pedantic, but for e.g. recording a video of a rate-limtied simulation it might be of interest. I don't think it's an urgent...
https://research-software-directory.github.io/documentation/getting-access.html#getting-access-via-orcid You have to request access to log in via orcid apparently, and the wesbite in general seems mostly geared up for dutch universities to use (i.e. who it is...
The importance of checkpointing on cloud jobs was highlighted during the N8 DRI retreat, as supporting checkpointing is important with cheaper forms of cloud compute which can be pre-empted by...
Checkpointing every N units of time might be more useful than every N iterations for jobs, as users will (hopefully) have a better idea of how much time they are...