Hi Karl,
You’re quite right it’s not super-explicit on that point, though the tutorials
linked from the page I linked are. Yes, GitHub have servers on which they run
the “actions” (aka workflows).
The splitting up of things has been under discussion for over 6 years. It has
been prototyped
The documents are all a bit meta. So they run on github servers? It is never
clearly said that I could see.
A split is fine if done properly and planned. Without that I’d prefer to keep
it in.
Karl
> On 16 Feb 2021, at 6:45 pm, Ed . wrote:
>
> Hi Karl,
>
> GitHub Actions are all
Hi Karl,
GitHub Actions are all explained in the link I gave in my previous message
(spoiler: it’s a classic example of cloud computing)
By “more modern” I’m referring to one of the many other possibilities like
PLplot, Gnuplot, Prima – of the ones that already have PDL support (and that
Right. I took a look at that yml file and I can sort of see what is going on.
On what machine is that CI stuff being run?
Re FreeBSD. Are there many users? I have no idea how ports files would work on
that distribution, I haven’t even learned how to do this on Macports or
Homebrew (though I
Whatever is specified in any “.github/workflows/*.yml”!
https://docs.github.com/en/actions
By the way, I think I’m about to make PGPLOT work somewhat better on FreeBSD in
the imminent next version. The FreeBSD port says it’s not got a maintainer, and
they’re asking for volunteers. Karl, if
OK . … in this case what ‘action’ is actually run?
> On 16 Feb 2021, at 12:25 pm, Ed . wrote:
>
> CI is “continuous integration”, run every time a commit is pushed to the
> server (or a pull request is created or updated) to give instant feedback on
> problems. GitHub Actions is the new-ish
CI is “continuous integration”, run every time a commit is pushed to the server
(or a pull request is created or updated) to give instant feedback on problems.
GitHub Actions is the new-ish service provided by GitHub for this. It’s much
better than Travis now is, given Travis are deliberately
Hi Ed
Sorry for the dumb question - can you explain what ' GitHub Action CI’ is? Do I
need to know about it?
Karl
> On 15 Feb 2021, at 4:26 pm, Ed . wrote:
>
> I’ve updated the CPAN PGPLOT somewhat, including adding GitHub Action CI. I
> tried to make it also test on MacOS by using your
I’ve updated the CPAN PGPLOT somewhat, including adding GitHub Action CI. I
tried to make it also test on MacOS by using your instructions, but I don’t
know enough about the MacOS specifics. I’ve left the attempt on a branch,
hopefully a Mac expert (Karl? ) can fix it:
Hi all
An update on this. The config there uses Apple’s CC, but I have now come across
some random segv’s that seem to be avoided if one uses GCC 11 and GFORTRAN 11.
So I would recommend editing gfortran_cc_BigSur.conf from that patch to use GCC
- and take it from http://hpc.sourceforge.net
Here you go Ed et al:
This below installs a fully functioning pgplot on my Big Sur ARM Mac in
/usr/local/pgplot. I expect it will also work the same on Big Sur Intel. You
need to have prerequisites:
1. Macports X11 installed in the usual place under /opt/… (I have xorg-server
1.20.10)
2.
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