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Do you see this getting put into the ACTS toolkit (http://acts.nersc.gov/tools.html http://acts.nersc.gov/tools.html)? I see some on your project team are at A
by dmlorenzetti 13y ago
Do you see this getting put into the ACTS toolkit (http://acts.nersc.gov/tools.html http://acts.nersc.gov/tools.html)? I see some on your project team are at Argonne, which would seem like a natural fit.
- poulson 13y agoHonestly, I doubt it. Getting added to such a list has both political and merit-based components.
- dmlorenzetti 13y agoInteresting. I had the impression it was just meant to be a repository for DOE-related numerical tools. That's a shame, because having collections of useful tools like that makes it a lot easier to keep track of options.
- jeff_science 13y agoGiven that a few dozen US-based students attend ACTS every year, I hardly see how it is a game-changer w.r.t. the widespread acceptance of Elemental. I think the internet is doing just fine so far.
- jedbrown 13y agoElemental is available via PETSc (http://mcs.anl.gov/petsc http://mcs.anl.gov/petsc), which is part of ACTS. We might be able to talk ACTS into giving Jack a session at the tutorial session next year. (Disclaimer: I'm a PETSc developer and helped with the Elemental interface.)