Category Archives: Announcements
Classical Revolution Ann Arbor kickoff on Cinco de Mayo
I’m getting a first Classical Revolution chamber jam going next Tuesday in Ann Arbor! The first event will be at the Kerrytown Concert House, with other, non-concert house venues to come. If you’re interested in coming, come. If you’re interested … Continue reading
XgridLite for Leopard
The other day I released XgridLite for Leopard, something which should have happened about a year and a half ago. There are no substantial changes whatsoever, except that version 1.1 works on Leopard. However, it breaks Tiger support, so if … Continue reading
XgridLite 1.0.2 Released Under GPL
I just released XgridLite 1.0.2. The only change from the last version is the removal of all code related to license verification, and an open source license: the Free Software Foundation’s GNU General Public License. There’s no reason for me … Continue reading
XgridLite 1.0.2 Source Posted
Spurred by an increasing devotion to free information and free culture and because I don’t want to write an automatic license-generation engine, I’m releasing XgridLite under the GNU GPL. Code available via WebSVN or just via: svn co http://code.edbaskerville.com/svn/xgridlite
XgridDRMAA 0.1.1, With Examples
I silently released XgridDRMAA 0.1 the other day; today I’m releasing XgridDRMAA 0.1.1 and announcing it to the appropriate mailing lists. You can download it here: http://code.edbaskerville.com/xgrid_drmaa/XgridDRMAA.dmg I have now included simple example code in all three supported languages (C, … Continue reading
XgridDRMAA 0.1
I’m pleased to announce the first development release of XgridDRMAA. This version should be useful enough to do basic job submission and monitoring tasks, but will probably have some problems to work out. Due partially to limitations in Xgrid and … Continue reading
A new website…
My old website was stale and hard to update, so I’m starting a new one using WordPress. It has no content right now, but I’m hoping that having it online with no content will make me more motivated to get … Continue reading
GridSweeper proposal accepted!
I just checked my Google Summer of Code status page for the four hundred millionth time in the last few weeks. Lo and behold: Application accepted! More details to come. Let the coding begin!
Mantis, links
Every software project should have a bug-tracking system, so I decided to set up a public one on this site. I’ve been using Bugzilla on my local machine in the past, but its default presentation is really ugly, so I … Continue reading
WebSVN up
You can now browse the repositories for the two available projects (EcoGillespie and LilyPad) using WebSVN: EcoGillespie LilyPad