That was me. Contrary to all Supercomputing promises, I'm still hacking away and haven't made it available yet. What I showed there was just too raw to expose - I guess I'm reticent to release something that might scare people away.
I've made a lot of headway, though; I think I've "frozen" the code. I'm just now making sure that it runs OK under mpich on Linux and POE on AIX. I still have to go back and re-do my examples and demos, and write some documentation. I have a deadline - I'm committed to install it at a user site in mid-March. Greg "Peter Ketcham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@opendx.watson.ibm.com on 02/20/2001 11:28:15 AM Please respond to [email protected] Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [email protected] cc: Subject: [opendx-general] Distributed DX Regarding the distributed version of DX, my manager writes: "When I was at Supercomputing [2000], I stopped by the IBM Booth and there was a person there demonstrating a distributed version of DX.... Would you find out about this and see if they have any demos. [Coworker] is looking for a visual demo to run on his new linux cluster." The last posting on the status of distributed DX that I find in the DX mailing list archives is from Greg, 25 Sep 2000, on opendx-dev. Anyone willing to identify themselves as the person at the Supercomputing booth? Any information on whether demos are available to interested parties who have Linux clusters? Thanks, Peter Ketcham -- Peter Ketcham Scientific Applications and Visualization Group Mathematical and Computational Sciences Division Information Technology Laboratory National Institute of Standards and Technology 100 Bureau Dr Stop 8951 Gaithersburg MD 20899-8951 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 301-975-5456 (W) 202-686-5247 (H)
