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RE: BNL Workshop planning
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From: <jam...@di...> - 2012-01-11 09:07:56
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We fly back on Thursday morning. > -----Original Message----- > From: White, Greg [mailto:gr...@sl...] > Sent: 10 January 2012 18:32 > To: sh...@bn... > Cc: epi...@li... > Subject: BNL Workshop planning > > Colleagues, > > Since Guobao won't be presenting MASER tomorrow, let's take some time instead > tomorrow to make plans for the workshop meeting. See agenda item ideas below. > Please comment and generally ridicule. > > Also, I suggest we don't have a meeting next week, but let's have prepared > *presentations* in the workshop on Gather (*Marty*), nominal architectures > (*James*), performance measurement with Japex (*Matej*), normative types > (*Greg*), unsigned int handling suggestions (*Matej*) and ezpva (*Marty*). > I'd love to see anything Nikolay can show us on the BNL archiver work too. > > Agenda items: > > + Report from Lingyun Yang, BNL physicist who has used the python interface. > + Clients > rdbService (*Greg*) > archive service (*James*) > MASER (*Guobao*, *Marty*) > bpm simulator (*Timo*) > + pvAccess spec (suspect 2nd PWD will be ready about the meeting time. > Review) > - Invited reviewer comments. We got a lot from Andrew. I'd like to ask also > Jeff Hill > and Phillip Duvall to review it prior to 2PWD publication. > + Gather service > - Present status > - How it would be used. > + Architectures (James lead) > - Nominal architectures and architectures doc. > - Diagram the basic architectures people might use. > - ChannelFinder integration. > . Status and delivery estimate of ChannelFinder ev4 service. > - What can be done further to smooth backward integration of EPICS V4 with > V3? Anything? > + ezpva (*Marty* and *Matej*, when we last looked at this you guys wanted to > "go away and > think about it, and report back*. Then Marty got pulled into MASER. > + Normative Types doc review. > Confirm definitions of NTTable and NTImage. > How shall an Ntype self identify as such [no, I'm not happy about by > structure name]. > + Unsigned handling > + Confirm plans for implementation of multicast + Command line tool. I'd > like to see a reference client side API, that can be used commonly > by GUI/display manager implementers, GUIs apps, and command line tool > implementers. > + pvManager integration > + Wednesday afternoon: database telecon + Thursday: Integration/codeathon. > + Manhattan bar. Order 50 pints of lager cos we're a rock-n-roll band. > > > > On 10 Jan 2012, at 18:33, Shen, Guobao wrote: > > > I would suggest to have the report on masar 2 weeks later, which Marty > > and I am planning to have a beta release. > > > > Guobao > > > > On 1/10/12 12:26 PM, White, Greg wrote: > >> Colleagues, > >> > >> Please find below the agenda for our weekly EPICS V4 telecon [1]. > >> Timo, Ralph and I had a test of the etherpad system. We decided to > >> try that out NEXT week, when Ralph will be back with us. For now, just > Skype. > >> > >> We haven't got an updated version of the pvAccess protocol spec > >> following comments made so far. I suggest we don't revisit that until next > week. > >> > >> Agenda > >> ====== > >> > >> 0. Preliminaries > >> > >> 1. Architectures document comments (30 minutes) > >> > >> *All* please check out the architectures document [2] as it is so far. > We'll review comments > >> made in email or verbally in the meeting, so *James* gets some feedback. > >> > >> 2. MASER status update (*Guobao* 15 minutes) > >> > >> 3. Performance measurement planning (20 minutes) > >> > >> *Matej* - how does Japex look. > >> Shall we implement a japex measurement system? > >> - Measure against a jca/caj driver? > >> - What data to measure? > >> - Who will lead this? > >> - When? > >> - How sophisticated? - part of Jenkins? > >> Shall we use Japex for CPP measurement? > >> - Vs ca? > >> > >> *Bob* made a suggestion that we should measure our implementation of > >> pvAccess against ASN.1 BER and or PER encodings of a test suite, > >> by asking for volunteers on tech-talk. > >> > >> [1] http://epics-pvdata.sourceforge.net/home.html#usefulinfo > >> [2] http://epics-pvdata.sourceforge.net/arch.html > >> > >> > >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- > >> --------- > >> Write once. 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