Spencer Bryngelson

Yes singularity is kind of the standard for using on clusters, this seems like a good approach. i would prefer a container that already builds and holds the dependencies so...

I'm curious to see how it works. What about that academic-only free one I sent you? That seemed somehow more promising (no limitations, at least).

> Can I get more instructions for packages/compilers to be included for each case? @mohdsaid497566 I think for CPU cases then just GNU is fine. For GPU cases we will...

great. yeah you will have to `apt` install everything on the OS images I suppose. That said, if you are running a container then all you need is for the...

Resolved via #971 #956

I seem to, perhaps, have found something useful. Hard to believe, I know. This is the output from running the 1D sod shocktube example for just 10 time steps. We...

Ok this is more useful (I somehow forgot to turn on debug flags). I modified the sod shock tube case to only have 4 time steps, 1 save, weno 3,...

> @sbryngelson Interesting. I wonder if some of these happen in the buffer region since we saw they are populated after the conservative field is converted to the primitive one,...

> > @sbryngelson Interesting. I wonder if some of these happen in the buffer region since we saw they are populated after the conservative field is converted to the primitive...

For the curious reader, I'm finding somewhat interesting things with `valgrind -s --tool=verrou --rounding-mode=random --libm=manual_exclude --check-cancellation=yes --cc-threshold-double=1024 /nethome/sbryngelson3/MFC/build/staging/37317519f8/simulation` to check for cancellation errors. Also useful: ``` valgrind -s --tool=verrou --rounding-mode=random...