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2023.02.02 Meeting Notes
Ben Ryan edited this page Feb 2, 2023
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- Individual/group updates
- Status of face centered fields
- Parthenon Enhancement Proposal 1 -- Support Subclassing StateDescriptor, please read/skim through https://github.com/parthenon-hpc-lab/parthenon/issues/816 ahead of the sync
- Upcoming conferences (e.g., https://www.simonsfoundation.org/event/athena-workshop/ and https://www.icnsmeetings.com/conference/astronum2023/index.html)
- Next release
- non-WIP PRs
BP
- Opening issues
- Many incidental, to be returned to later
- PEP1 is current focus
- Moving
kharma
back toparthenon/develop
JM
- Minor bugfixes
- HPC system issues
- Chicoma lost cuda-aware MPI. Initial results switching to host-pinned buffers suggest a ~25% performance degradation for
phoebus
. - Will collect issues on parthenon wiki
- Chicoma lost cuda-aware MPI. Initial results switching to host-pinned buffers suggest a ~25% performance degradation for
PM
- Created a test problem that helped identify a bug in communication across refinement boundaries
- Filled ghost cells with NANs, noticed they weren't being written for beyond-first stages
LR
- Identified bug in communication across refinement boundaries
- Boundary prolongation task gets meshblock data, that provides a meshblock pointer, that calls a refinement object, that calls a prolongation operation that itself calls base stage data. Hence higher order stages weren't being updated in ghost cells properly.
- Looks like a first-order-in-time error but may actually be worse than that, especially if one is only calling
Update
in active zones
- Packing meshblocks only works for 1D fields
- Added a feature in the riot branch that allows for fewer base mesh blocks than processors (useful for AMR-intensive calculations)
BR
- Ensure that
XDMF
fix PR #796 eventually gets in to code - Several immediate things to do for particles infrastructure
- prefix sums for array indexing operations
- remove inheritance from particle boundaries
- particle I/O (with JM)
PG
- Contributing to Ascent support
- Appears to be a convenient way to e.g. extract slices from data at scale
- Usable via runtime YAML files
- Optional external dependency
- ORNL increasing use of parthenon because it is easy to get to work
- parthenon-hydro for student winter cluster competition
- adding parthenon to HPC crash course
FG
- Downstream work
JS
- Working on AMR load balancing in AthenaK
- Would be useful to compare with load balancing in parthenon because the approaches are somewhat different
- Talk to Josh due to PR that is a current blocker
- other block-AMR work is currently a timesink
- General agreement that this would be a good thing
- BP will create a PR in a week or so if there aren't objections
- Task for BR: Think about how particles would work in this system
- Generally a good idea to coordinate parthenon-related talks to minimize repetition if multiple collaborators are at the same conference