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Rob Armstrong know. If it seems that your item has disappeared (and we didn't discuss it) look harder, it may have been rearranged into a different slot. If it still doesn't seem to be there, someone (probably Rob) deleted it by mistake. Let Rob know.
Newcomers to the CCA Forum are strongly encouraged to present a short introduction to their research and interests as they relate to the CCA.
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Telecon 877 701 0943 code 148036
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Pre-Meeting (Coding Camp): Monday-Wednesday 24-26 April 2006
To be held in 101 Lindley Hall. No fixed agenda. See Randy's
web page for more info.
CCA Forum: Thusday 26 January 2006
Begin 9:00am
Welcome and Where's the Bathrooms
Randy Bramley, Indiana
Introductions
Rob Armstrong, SNL
The Next CCA Meeting, in the Great Smoky Mountains
Jim Kohl, ORNL
Schedule Spring 2007 CCA Forum Meeting
Rob Armstrong, SNL
The Center for Technology for Advanced Scientific Component Software (TASCS) and SciDAC
David Bernholdt, ORNL
A very brief update, for those lucky few who were completely out of touch with the SciDAC2 process.
I'm Having Problems Building the CCA Tools. Please Help!
David Bernholdt, ORNL
New users of CCA often need help, starting with building and installing the tools. Our current approach to supporting new users is inadequate because (a) users don't know where to go for help, and (b) it is too easy for user requests to fall through the cracks because everyone thinks someone else will respond. Here's a proposal for discussion.
Babel 0.99.0 (aka Babel 1.0rc1)
Gary Kumfert, LLNL
We are proud to announce the first release candidate for Babel 1.0. This release (formally version 0.99.0), is the first release to satisfy all the requirements negotiated in the
Babel 1.0 release criteria, and is a nontrivial upgrade from the 0.11.x series. The parser is completely rewritten. Significant additions to SIDL have been made. The UC++ binding is promoted to the only C++ binding and the original (D)C++ binding is dropped. XML encoding has been tweeked. Command line behavior of the code generator has also been improved.
CCA Event Specification
Ayla Khan, Utah
A review and discussion of CCA event specification
proposal
CCA 1.0 Specification
Ben Allan
What is necessary for CCA 1.0? Ben will present some of his ideas and lead an open discussion.
Toward a 1.0 Environment.
End 5:00pm
CCA Forum: Friday 28 April 2006
Begin 9:00am
This is usually reserved for BOF's decided on the previous day. This space will be updated when the decisions are made.
End 12:00 noon