[cadynce] Reminder, our weekly teleconf is tomorrow, wednesday, at 3:45 EDT..

[Gautam Thaker]

You can find call in info at:

https://escher.isis.vanderbilt.edu/twiki/bin/view/CADYNCE/UpComingEventsAndMeetingMinutes

This being an internal, technical meeting please feel free to bring up all topics. But topics list that I have in mind are:


1) I am on hook to produce some small # of slides for Carol G. and Company to show our progress since we meet w/ them on 3/14th. I
am working with others on the front part of the tool chain (allocations, model checking) to show additional progress in this area.

2) Raytheon please provide an update on finalization of machine readable (150apps, 50 Blades) scenario with the 15 end to end
application strings w/ appropriate end to end timing specifications etc. I suspect CUTS folks will be reporting progress on
the effort to have CUTS models of these (150, 50) system. SKOLL folks may have, hopefully, something to report on progress in
running these cases. (If they need allocations and model checked configuration the "front part of chain" folks can help.)

3) I have posted a simplified (150, 50) system (but with proper end to end considerations) at:


https://escher.isis.vanderbilt.edu/twiki/bin/view/CADYNCE/TestCase1For150_50#Not_Considering_Inter_Process_Me

Case 32 is the one that is should be considered as a better candidate than Case 27 (though both are very similar) since Case 32
has parameters (such as values of periods, CPU consumption) that are well rounded and easier to actually implement. We are
attempted to implement Case 32 using 50 nodes at Emulab using just bare minimum capabilities of real-time OS, preemptive priority
scheduling, and socket level messaging. If successful, it can provide us somethings to compare with GT-4 derived experiments and 
we may learn a thing or two. Machine readable input files that describe Case 32 are at the URL above.

Anyway, this is just a short list. We should bring up all technical issues/items/progress. I wanted to get an email out to be
somewhat organized. Talk to everyone tomorrow.

Gautam