hkaiser changed the topic of #ste||ar to: STE||AR: Systems Technology, Emergent Parallelism, and Algorithm Research | stellar.cct.lsu.edu | HPX: A cure for performance impaired parallel applications | github.com/STEllAR-GROUP/hpx | Buildbot: http://rostam.cct.lsu.edu/ | Log: http://irclog.cct.lsu.edu/
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<nikunj> diehlpk_work, yt?
<zao> Does anyone here have a nifty HPC-driven visualisation video that can be used in public?
<zao> We had an introduction course the other day about our centre, and we didn't have any fancy weather/astrophysics/chemistry vis, so lots of dull text.
<zao> Didn't someone here do some fancypants orbiting stars or something?
<nikunj> I remember watching jbjnr's video on some sort of simulation.
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<ste||ar-github> [hpx] StellarBot pushed 1 new commit to gh-pages: https://github.com/STEllAR-GROUP/hpx/commit/9b81d286996dc1730c2e56930f75df78ee5c5e0c
<ste||ar-github> hpx/gh-pages 9b81d28 StellarBot: Updating docs
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<ste||ar-github> [hpx] hkaiser pushed 1 new commit to thread_local_allocator: https://github.com/STEllAR-GROUP/hpx/commit/f6f2de5146f86aba5c4260946b177721dbfa0904
<ste||ar-github> hpx/thread_local_allocator f6f2de5 Hartmut Kaiser: Fixing constexpr functions for older compilers
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<ste||ar-github> [hpx] hkaiser pushed 1 new commit to thread_local_allocator: https://github.com/STEllAR-GROUP/hpx/commit/a41e79a6947b767415ac1d96b1fdbe20f29c52e3
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<ste||ar-github> hpx/thread_local_allocator a41e79a Hartmut Kaiser: Ignore held locks while suspending in allocator
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<diehlpk_work> My collaborators have some nice videos on their youtube
<aserio> hkaiser: Morning!
<aserio> hkaiser: please send me the code from the last seminar
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<galabc> Is anyone else having Huge slowdowns on the Rostam clusters?
<galabc> Running a simple command like mv takes like 1 minute for me
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<heller> hkaiser: hey, see pm please
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<aserio> khuck: yt?
<khuck> I am
<khuck> aserio: what's up?
<aserio> khuck: hey, did diff provide what you needed?
<aserio> did *the* diff
<khuck> I didn't clone the repo, I was just trying to find the code on github
<aserio> what I mean is does this link provide you with what you needed?
<aserio> I can make that more clear in the blog post
<khuck> ah, it's in the phylanx/plugins/ directory
<khuck> and src/plugins
<aserio> Yea Hartmut left in inside Phylanx so users could see where everything needed to be changed
<aserio> I think I will change the blogpost and YouTube notes to reflect that
<khuck> ::thumbsup::
<khuck> I do have to admit that as I was watching the video, I couldn't help but thinking "this seems unnecessarily complicated"
<aserio> khuck: did you watch the one before?
<khuck> I understand it's a simple example, though
<khuck> I did
<hkaiser> khuck: :(
<khuck> it's not the concepts, it's the fact that C++ requires so much syntactic nonsense
<hkaiser> I thought things are straighforward :/
<aserio> the code is mostly the same, but it does go by much faster when hkaiser copies and pastes
<khuck> it's not a criticism of the lecture, but of C++
<hkaiser> well yah, c++ is quite verbose
<aserio> especially if you try to read it line by line
<khuck> without a good IDE with autocompletion, it would be a nightmare to code
<aserio> uh oh
<aserio> heller: ^^ fighting words
<khuck> I'm not saying there's anything better
<aserio> lol, I am making fun of you :p
<khuck> "Cmake is the worst build configuration tool...except for all the others"
<khuck> "C++ is..."
<khuck> etc.
<aserio> khuck: I agree that if you watch the video without the previous one it is a confusing lecture
<hkaiser> khuck: there are two types of languages: the ones everybody is complaining about and the ones nobody is using ...
<khuck> no, that's not the issue.
<khuck> hkaiser: agreed
<aserio> I was ok in it but only because I was subbing out what what actually written for what we talked about last lecture
<khuck> the phylanx primitive stuff is the least confusing part of the lecture, for me. But I am not guru-level C++
<khuck> final thought: it just felt like a lot of abstraction to do a simple thing (return a value)
<aserio> Do other languages enable you do to that nicely?
<aserio> (legit question)
<khuck> no idea. probably some esoteric OOD language nobody uses (see Hartmut
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<khuck> 's comment)
<khuck> not likely in the real world
<aserio> The only thing that seems close to me is how Python will figure out the return type, but that seems different
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