[Paraview] announce: Last Chance for Early Registration Rates for ParaView Course!

Good evening all, This Wednesday is the early registration deadline for the "ParaView for End-Users" course! The one day, on-site course on October 9th introduces visualization with ParaView and covers learning how to script ParaView with Python and submit batch jobs; understanding how to augment

Re: [Paraview] Building Paraview from source

Are you compiling on a lustre file system? That can significantly slow the compilation since the parallel filesystem is optimized for write throughput of large files. On ORNL jaguar in the NFS mounted directories it takes 10 minutes or so to compile. Compiling on the lustre mounted directories take

[Paraview] Building Paraview from source

All: A quick question: I need to build paraview from source for my application, and it seems to be working fine, it is just deathly slow (around 10% completed per hour). Ten hours to build the code seems crazy to me . . . The structure of the makefile does not seem amenable to "make -j n"; I kep

Re: [Paraview] Variable symbols in PARAVIEW

Hi Andy, Thanks a lot for your answer. It really helps. Wenzhong From: Andy Bauer mailto:andy.ba...@kitware.com>> Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2012 10:25:48 -0400 To: Wenzhong Zhou mailto:wz...@lanl.gov>> Cc: "paraview@paraview.org" mailto:paraview@paraview.org>> Subject: Re:

Re: [Paraview] "Number of cores" vs. "Data size"

On Sat, Sep 15, 2012 at 10:03 AM, Arya Mazaheri wrote: > Hi there, > 1) I have installed and ran paraview in parallel client/server mode. My > server has 48 CPU cores and 2 high-end GPUs. But I'm confused that how many > cores should I assign to my dataset considering it's size. Is there any > equ