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<aserio> hkaiser: hey
<hkaiser> aserio: hey
<hkaiser> g'morning
<aserio> see pm please :)
<hkaiser> parsa: yt?
<parsa> i am
<hkaiser> at CCT?
<parsa> yes sir, at the CCT
<hkaiser> see pm, pls
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<mdiers_> did the special hpx/config/boost/compiler/intel.hpp disappear?
<hkaiser> mdiers_: I think so, yes
<hkaiser> mdiers_: the whole config module has moved, but your code should still compile - you might have to delete your hpx build directory, however
<mdiers_> yes, unfortunately there is an old default entry in cmake/templates/config_defines.hpp.in
<hkaiser> huh?
<hkaiser> mdiers_: yes, you're right
<hkaiser> why does it build for us?
<hkaiser> ...because we don't test with intel :/
<hkaiser> please remove that from the template file
<hkaiser> mdiers_: ^^
<mdiers_> remove or change to the original boost path?
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<hkaiser> remove the lines alltogether
<hkaiser> darn, this breaks our release for Intel compilers
<K-ballo> that's odd... doesn't it mean we were broken for years?
<hkaiser> K-ballo: no this file was removed by introducing the config module
<K-ballo> ah, so it wasn't just a module transformation
<mdiers_> hkaiser: Okay, I'll test. i'm trying the new intel release to see if c++17 is finally better supported.
<hkaiser> ok, thanks
<K-ballo> it's not part of the release, acc\ording to github
<hkaiser> K-ballo: ahh good
<aserio> hkaiser: headed to CCT
<hkaiser> aserio: ok
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<parsa> simbergm: ping
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<diehlpk> jbjnr, Will you join the operation bell meeting?
<diehlpk> hkaiser, ?
<mdiers_> hkaiser: removing the three lines helped. to the intel compiler: success, that for the first time after two years our new code base didn't crash the compiler.
<hkaiser> mdiers_: cool, care to create a PR?
<hkaiser> diehlpk: here
<diehlpk> Do you want to join the operation bell meeting
<mdiers_> hkaiser: Yes, tomorrow, go home now.
<hkaiser> mdiers_: sure, no rush
<hkaiser> and thanks for checking
<hkaiser> diehlpk: sorry, I don't feel too well
<diehlpk> hkaiser, Ok, sorry to hear
<mdiers_> hkaiser: not for that, thanks a lot for the incredible library. ;-)
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<diehlpk> K-ballo, We have some application for GSoD from Argentina :)
<K-ballo> really?? who?
<diehlpk> K-ballo, see pm
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<hkaiser> aserio: yt?
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<aserio> hkaiser: yes
<hkaiser> aserio: I forgot what I wanted to ask :/
<aserio> hkaiser: lol, were you planning on joining the Phylanx meeting today?
<hkaiser> aserio: I'd rather not - do you think I'm really required to join?
<hkaiser> do you need me there?
<aserio> hkaiser: not if you do not feel up to it
<aserio> I just though I would ask
<hkaiser> then I'd stay away
<aserio> I have not heard anything further from Chris
<hkaiser> sure
<hkaiser> he feels bad
<aserio> he probably feels a bit stressed
<hkaiser> right
<hkaiser> that's what I meant
<aserio> hkaiser: let me know if you need help interpreting the excel doc I sent you
<hkaiser> aserio: no worries, it's what we need
<hkaiser> see pm, pls
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<Yorlik> Which HPX facilities could I use to ease the development of a full remote console? I just finished a first remote REPL and can issue simple server command through a very basic client using nng. Before doing any fancy web based / web socket stuff I'd like to know if there are any ways how hpx might help me? Especially I'd like to maintain a buffer of logging messages I could query from my client. Any ideas?
<Yorlik> I imagin a command like !LASTLOG N or sth which would send me the last N log messages or so
<Yorlik> I'm not yet using any hpx logging stuff - I'm just getting started doing this.
<Yorlik> Just stumbled on this when I enabled remote Lua commands and ofc - I don't get any Lua console output
<Yorlik> In the moment its just simple ping-pong - client asks and server answers.
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<parsa> can someone help me understand what "template<class... Ts> overloaded(Ts...) -> overloaded<Ts...>;" in the example on this page is https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/variant/visit ?
<zao> parsa: I believe it's some sort of "deduction helper"?
<zao> "deduction guide"
<parsa> zao: i've never encountered one before. thanks a bunch!
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<Yorlik> IS there any good example for hpx logging? I find the docs a little bit sparse on that.
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<Yorlik> Isn't an hpx app supposed to automagically read hpx.ini ? I think mine doesn't
<bita> hkaiser, I am working on dilated subtensor. I have seen in subtensor that sometime page is the third argument (row,column,page), does it happen really often? Should I change the order(from page,row,column) in my try(something)assign functions?
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<hkaiser> Yorlik: it should, yah, see the docs, this is described
<hkaiser> bita: no
<Yorlik> I tried to put some simple logging into it, but it refuses to work
<Yorlik> Environment variables work nicely though
<hkaiser> the index order is alsways page. row, column, except for the functions that expect 2 indices, there its always row, page
<Yorlik> So - logginmg is functional - it just ignores my hpx.ini
<hkaiser> interesting
<hkaiser> sounds like a bug
<hkaiser> but you should be able to pass a ini file on the command line
<hkaiser> --hpx:config=<ini>
<bita> thanks
<hkaiser> that at least lets us verify whether it's reading the files or something else
<Yorlik> hkaiser: that actually led to a crash
<hkaiser> lol
<hkaiser> nice
<Yorlik> VC runtime library calling abort()
<hkaiser> Yorlik: please create a ticket with your ini file attached, I'll try to have a look
<Yorlik> OK
<hkaiser> thanks
<aserio> hkaiser: please see pm
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<hkaiser> Yorlik: use --hpx:config=<ini>, not --hpx:ini
<Yorlik> Woops?
<Yorlik> OK - that seems to work
<Yorlik> Still - why is it not reading it in the first place?
<Yorlik> I mean - without the CL option
<Yorlik> However: Thanks for resolving the blooper. Though I'd consider a crash something that shouldn'tz happen - rather "Wrong Option - aborting" or sth
<K-ballo> yeah, crash means bug
<K-ballo> > Steps to Reproduce the Problem
<K-ballo> > 1. Debug build of my app
<K-ballo> well then.............................
<diehlpk_work> hkaiser, see pm
<zao> K-ballo: Can't reproduce, not a bug :P
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