>> What do you guys think about adding Brian Carnes as a developer??
>
> If it's up to a vote, I'm completely in favor of adding him.
A welcome addition. libMesh was more or less in its infancy when Brian was
finishing up at UT, so I figured we lost him for good when he left. I'm
glad that does
his username is "brian5"
Derek
On Jan 8, 2008 12:30 PM, John Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Derek Gaston writes:
> > What do you guys think about adding Brian Carnes as a developer??
>
> Sure, we've added people we didn't know half as well as Brian ;-)
> Once he has a sourceforge account
Derek Gaston writes:
> What do you guys think about adding Brian Carnes as a developer??
Sure, we've added people we didn't know half as well as Brian ;-)
Once he has a sourceforge account name, just have him send it my way.
So long as the examples still run and the code compiles without
warning
On Tue, 8 Jan 2008, Derek Gaston wrote:
> What do you guys think about adding Brian Carnes as a developer??
If it's up to a vote, I'm completely in favor of adding him.
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What do you guys think about adding Brian Carnes as a developer??
Besides his discontinuous element stuff that he wants to put in... he
also expressed interest in fleshing out the unit tests that I
started... doing a new parallel error estimator (where you do
auxiliary solves on parallel patches).
