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Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
@rouson: I'm a step ahead of you! This is actually how the "needs review" tag gets applied to pull requests, as well as "in progress" tag gets added to issues when you include issue-33 or #33 in the branch title. https://waffle.io/sourceryinstitute/opencoarrays
Damian Rouson
@rouson
:clap: I should have expected no less. :D
Does the above link work for you? I get " uh oh, we couldn't load your project, our waffle iron caught on fire" and a message about needing an admin to configure web hooks and a spinning dial with a message bout ironing my waffle.
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
huh
can you go to http://waffle.io first and log in with github?
yeah if I log out and then click the link that happens to me too
try going to http://waffle.io and log in (public repos) with your github account. Then you should be able to go to the dedicated page
Just incase you went away, I'll mention you explicitly, @rouson so you can read my above comments
@rouson if that doesn't work, try this link: https://waffle.io/sourceryinstitute/opencoarrays/join
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
the other issue was I had connected my fork as a source for the board... that could have caused problems. I have since removed it.
Damian Rouson
@rouson
Both links work now. I love this feature! Just bookmarked it.
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
Yup, it's neat... we can adjust the Pull Request rules (and maybe the inporgress rules) if you want to modify them. You can create new columns too, assign issues to people, add tags, etc.
sfilippone
@sfilippone
Hi Zaak, I'm in
If you can see my messages, then we're ok
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
Hi Salvatore! Yes I can... I was trying to add you to the private SourceryInstitute channel, however... It's fine though, we can probably chat here if that's OK with @rouson otherwise I think we would need to add you to the SourceryInstitute organization (on github)
to get into the other room
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
@sfilippone I don't know if you saw my most recent comment on #164 but I think I know the source of the problem, and it should already be fixed on master
sfilippone
@sfilippone
No, I didn't see it. But I'm now at home, will try again with master version tomorrow.
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
OK no rush. I'm fairly confident the next release (and master version) fixes the issue with gcc 6. In the mean time gcc 5.3 should still work (but the latest gcc 5 branch has the same commits as trunk/6, I believe)
sfilippone
@sfilippone
I can confirm the master version builds cleanly.
:)
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
Great, thanks! Also, I have added you to the SourceryInstitute organization on Github, per Damian's request. Once you check the invitation in your email and accept, we will be able to add you to the SI only chat room
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
@rouson Can I rebase the branch, and push new changes to it, or should I work from a different branch (i.e. are you still working or is it done?)
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
@rouson also, if you like, you can start drafting release notes here: https://github.com/sourceryinstitute/opencoarrays/releases/edit/untagged-ae25742153f809093723 I can take care of the final signing, upload, etc.
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
@rouson I also noticed that the usage statement for check_version.sh might be a little bit outdated/wrong... there's a reference to a script named 'build' (not build.sh) with some options that don't appear to be supported any more (--query-verison, --default)
Damian Rouson
@rouson
Another great catch! I'll take a quick look.

@zbeekman. It's an easy fix. I can push a new commit or you can just replace the text

./build flex --default --query-version

with the text

./build.sh -V flex
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
OK, great. I'll jsut replace it
I'm mid rebase with a bunch of edits
oops, I'm using the wrong gitter room... oh well, no matter
luiceur
@luiceur
Hello
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
Hi @luiceur, welcome to the OpenCoarrays support channel. How may we help you?
Damian Rouson
@rouson
@zbeekman I I just created draft release notes for a new 1.7.4 release. Please release it at your earliest convenience.
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
Great! I should be able to get to it tonight
Damian Rouson
@rouson
@zbeekman, the tests passed and I merged the latest fixes into the master branch. I think we're ready for release as soon as you can get it out.
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
I just released. Let me know if you spot any issues.
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman

@rouson I'm second guessing myself regarding some CAF semantics. Can you please confirm that there is no synchronization needed between the following two statements:

b(:) = a(:)[me+1]
matches = all( a_local(:) == b(:) )

i.e., the local image won't proceed until the assignment on line one completes

Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
A pull request has been submitted to Homebrew to get OpenCoarrays into the homebrew package manager for OS X (and at some later date this will get pulled into linuxbrew): Homebrew/homebrew-core#8790
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
I am pleased to announce that OpenCoarrays is now available through the Homebrew package manager for OS X! homebrew 
brew update
brew install --cc=gcc-6 OpenCoarrays # to get gcc to build the library... should also build fine with clang
Neil Carlson
@nncarlson
Hello! I'm finally dipping my toes into coarrays. I've got the master branch built with mpich 3.2 and gcc 6.3.1 and have successfully run the little tally.f90 from the GETTING_STARTED.md file. Now I'm looking for further simple example coarray programs. Are there some web pages or wikis out there where I can find such things?
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
Hmmmm well no wiki yet, you're welcome to create a FAQ with questions and we can try to answer them. As for documentation, FORD is in the works.
But have a look in the tests directory for examples. Unit tests are simplest. Also, you could try some of the examples from Damian's book, if you have access.
@rouson or @sfilippone might have some additional ideas.
Jerry DeLisle
@jerryd
Is there a way for this chat window to be out of browser? Is this chatroom private?
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
This chat is public
There's a native and phone app
We have a private chat for SI org
I'll look into whether non members can be added if you're interested
Izaak "Zaak" Beekman
@zbeekman
Yes, the private SI chat means you must be member of SI org, which for pricing reasons (which could be fixed... but...) right now it looks like you won't be able to join the private chat