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<ravibitsgoa>
Hi everyone,
<ravibitsgoa>
I would like to start contributing to hpx library. I know C++ STL and data structures and algorithms. I also know some basics of distributed computing.
<ste||ar-github>
hpx/guided_pool_gcc_5 c58d32c John Biddiscombe: Do not build guided pool examples with older GCC compilers
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<ste||ar-github>
[hpx] biddisco opened pull request #3524: Do not build guided pool examples with older GCC compilers (master...guided_pool_gcc_5) https://github.com/STEllAR-GROUP/hpx/pull/3524
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<zao>
jbjnr__: I should totally take a look at pycicle and steal the repository polling parts :)
<jbjnr__>
it's very simple. there's a pygithub module that does all the work
<zao>
(I'm still noodling around with my test thingie)
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<ravibitsgoa>
hey, is anyone online to help out a beginner?
<hkaiser>
hey ravibitsgoa
<ravibitsgoa>
hi, @hkaiser, How should I get started in contributing to hpx?
<ravibitsgoa>
I know C++ STL and distributed computing.
<hkaiser>
some of them are obsolete, but it's a starting point for discussions
<hkaiser>
ravibitsgoa: bets is to use a project of your own and try to use hpx there
<hkaiser>
best*
<ravibitsgoa>
I saw this list. It looks quite intimidating
<hkaiser>
heh - no worries
<hkaiser>
ravibitsgoa: is there anything in particular interesting to you?
<ravibitsgoa>
yes, Adding Lustre Backend to hpxio, Dynamic Load Balancing Using HPX Migration for LibGeoDecomp and STORM Project, and Coroutine-like Interface seem interesteing.
<ravibitsgoa>
Are any of these assigned to anyone / done?
<hkaiser>
I meant what's particularily interesting for you in general?
<ravibitsgoa>
I didn't get you
<hkaiser>
what's you general interests?
<hkaiser>
algorithms? data structures? parallel control flow?
<hkaiser>
API design?
<hkaiser>
writing docs?
<ravibitsgoa>
data structures and algorithms, distributed systems. not parallel control flow all that much, not API design, neither docs
<hkaiser>
;-)
<hkaiser>
figured as much
<ravibitsgoa>
I am also a sports programmer BTW
<hkaiser>
HPX has a (almost) full implementation of the C++17 parallel algorithms
<ste||ar-github>
hpx/fixing_parallel_for_loop 35f6476 Hartmut Kaiser: Fixing argument handling in induction and reduction clauses for parallel::for_loop
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<simbergm>
K-ballo: which question are you answering? :)
<K-ballo>
the sodium security one
<simbergm>
ok, thanks
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<hkaiser>
simbergm: don't remember :/
<simbergm>
hkaiser (IRC): hmm, ok
<hkaiser>
simbergm: but yah, adding const should be fine
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<simbergm>
let's give it a try...
<hkaiser>
simbergm: I'm working on re-applying the patches from #2859
<hkaiser>
the first build failure is genuine, the rest is random (very worrying) stuff
<akheir>
heller_: I have it on Rostam and I will give you a password. I think you should first login to rostam and then login to the new machine. unless if you have a lsu vpn.
<heller_>
akheir: ok
<heller_>
hkaiser: looking into it
<zao>
hkaiser: Smells like it might be OOM:ing?
<hkaiser>
very strange assertions
<hkaiser>
hmmm
<hkaiser>
stack overflows?
<zao>
(I'm talking about the failed builds)
<hkaiser>
are those disabled on circleci?
<hkaiser>
well, I'm not talking about the failed builds