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<dkaratza[m]>
hkaiser: in my latest PR, `jenkins/cscs-perftests` fail but the details take forever to load..what can I do to see what's wrong?
<hkaiser>
dkaratza[m]: that page is behind a firewall, you can't access it
<hkaiser>
satacker[m]: the existing code uses a future to represent the result of the t's timestep calculation for a partition
<hkaiser>
with S/R we would need to use a sender to represent that
<satacker[m]>
Yes, S/R will not use dynamic allocations like future does
<hkaiser>
right
<hkaiser>
each partition exposes a sender that represents the t's timestep
<hkaiser>
those senders are handed to a then(when_all(left, middle, right), ...) where the function passed to then() will calculate the next timestep
<hkaiser>
you probably also need to use split() to be able to attach more then one next step (each partition result is used by three partitions in the next timestep)
<satacker[m]>
thanks, got it, i was headed in a similar direction
<satacker[m]>
But not at ease with using these S/R algorithms