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2026 07 02 meeting minutes
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Attendees: Carl, Evan, Stephen
Changelog (post 0.1)
- Cedric will give this a try, follow up after his absence
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changelog.md, modified when we merge a PR- When you open a PR, you get a number -> add a commit to your PR that adds the PR to the changelog
- Planning for 0.2 (end of June, PASC):
- static_assert on GPU buffers in MPICH
- fix MPI detection in cray-mpich (Carl)
- Workaround at configure time to say that MPI is MPICH
- Non-GPU-aware MPI host staging (Gabriel)
- staging / packing / etc logic is repeated everywhere, working on abstraction
- Spack package recipe (Cedric)
- draft PR open in spack repo (https://github.com/spack/spack-packages/pull/5078)
- NCCL and MPI results from the same code (Gabriel)
- OSU-style latency benchmark (MPI + NCCL enabled at the same time)
- Gabriel: some overhead from fence in MPI backend (hopefully not present in stream-triggered backend)
- Open draft PR so Nicole can use (Gabriel)
- Heat3D benchmark in her fork -> opened #231 (Nicole)
- OSU-style latency benchmark (MPI + NCCL enabled at the same time)
- Blog post (Carl)
- Fixing documentation (Carl)
- Cedric opened #201
- Things have been partially addressed in multiple PRs that have been merged recently
- miniFE port (Carl)
- Lulesh port (Gabriel + minions)
- port is working, but not 1-1 of existing code (some refactor, etc)
- Stream Triggering (Evan)
- MPICH + CUDA test runner (Carl)
- Known Issues in documentation
- Initialize NCCL once per test binary rather than once per test. Improves run time a lot.
- Updates on CI dev container? (Cedric)
- draft PR open
- Evan
- Stream triggering works with ping-pong
- some CXI error when the Packer is introduced
- In 2wks, 20 minutes on stream triggering
- Stream triggering works with ping-pong