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Re: Provide one MPI-1.2 standard document
Thanks, Rainer. This is a good start.
There are a few things that I'd like to see in the update. Because
this is a standard document, we must be exceptionally careful with
changes. For each change, I'd like a reference back to the *adopted*
errata - if there are additional changes needed (such as fixes to the
examples), they should go through the official adoption process
first. For items from the MPI 1.2 part of the MPI-2 document, the
text should identify the original section and be exactly the same
(again, errata must be corrected through the established process).
That will also make it easy to go through the new document and make
sure that all is well.
Bill
On Jul 4, 2007, at 11:42 AM, Rainer Keller wrote:
Hello dear all,
we would like to raise an issue that has been discussed sometime
before:
would the community make use of one single MPI-1.2 standards document?
We have found this to be worthwhile for our students, but also, to
give a
single position (page&Line) in the MPI-Standard, in case an error
related to
MPI-1.2 is reported in Error-checking tools (and not "MPI1, but with
clarification in the MPI2-specification on page X").
Being at it, it would be nice to move to an official PDF-document
with links
to the calls, sections and references (using latex2e and hyperref).
As a start, I would like to suggest the following document (changes
are marked
with macros for \CHANGE, \INTO, \ADD and \DELETE, the latter text
being \it}
Please, as *many* eyes as possible should check the correctness of the
how&where in the attached changes-file and the mpi-report.pdf and send
updates.
I would volunteer to document and include updates as suggested and
do the
final cleanup.
With best regards,
Rainer
PS:
There are still some open issues with:
- Fig4.1, which does not have Boundary Boxes (and is not included
in the PDF)
- The links (of the index) are off by 9 pages at the moment...
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