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2. SpackDev: Multi-Package Development with Spack.

Author

Doglioni, C., Kim, D., Stewart, G.A., Silvestris, L., Jackson, P., Kamleh, W., Green, Chris, Amundson, James, Garren, Lynn, Gartung, Patrick, and Sexton-Kennedy, Elizabeth

Subjects
PHYSICS software, PYTHON programming language, COMPUTER software packaging, COMPUTER software installation, COMPUTING platforms
Abstract

High Energy Physics (HEP) software environments often involve ∼ hundreds of external packages and libraries, and similar numbers of experiment-specific, science-critical packages—many under continuous development. Managing coherent releases of the external software stack is challenging enough, but managing the highly-collaborative—and distributed—development of a large body of code against such a stack adds even more complexity and room for error. Spack is a popular Python-based package management tool with a specific focus on the needs of High Performance Computing (HPC) systems and system administrators whose strength is orchestrating the discrete download, build, testing, and installation of pre-packaged or tagged third-party software against similarly stable dependencies. As such it is becoming increasingly popular within HEP as that community makes increasing use of HPC facilities, and as efforts to develop future HPC systems utilize Spack to provide scientific software on those platforms [1]. SpackDev is a system to facilitate the simultaneous development of interconnected sets of packages. Intended to handle packages without restriction to one internal build system, SpackDev is integrated with Spack as a command extension in order to leverage features such as dependency calculations and build system configuration, and is generally applicable outside HEP. We describe SpackDev's features and development over the last two years, initial experience using SpackDev in the context of the LArSoft liquid argon detector toolkit, and work remaining before it can be considered a fully-functional multi-package build system for HEP experiments utilizing Spack. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020
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4. Spack-Based Packaging and Development for HEP.

Author

Green, Chris, Amundson, James, Garren, Lynn, Gartung, Patrick, Paterno, Marc, Forti, A., Betev, L., Litmaath, M., Smirnova, O., and Hristov, P.

Subjects
PARTICLE physics, COMPUTER software packaging, COMPUTER software development, UNIX operating systems, HIGH performance computing
Abstract

The art event-based analysis framework is used by multiple Intensity Frontier and other experiments and projects in High Energy Physics (HEP). A system of tools and scripts based around a Fermilab-originated package management system called UNIX Product Support (UPS) has evolved to provide development, packaging, release management, and distribution of the art suite, related experimental software and external dependencies in relocatable binary form. The existing system has limitations in environments such as macOS with System Integrity Protection (SIP) enabled and the various High Performance Computing (HPC) systems that the field of HEP is increasingly looking to leverage. This has led to a search for other ways of providing experiments with a packaging and build system that meets their needs. We describe our efforts to develop a packaging and release management system based on the Spack HPC package management tool to replace the existing UPS-based system. We additionally describe a companion system: SpackDev and cetmodules, allowing simultaneous development of multiple HEP software packages in a consistent environment. A successful implementation of the intended system would have applicability across HEP rather than merely to the users of the art framework. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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6. The Neutron star Interior Composition Explorer (NICER): design and development

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Gendreau, Keith C., additional, Arzoumanian, Zaven, additional, Adkins, Phillip W., additional, Albert, Cheryl L., additional, Anders, John F., additional, Aylward, Andrew T., additional, Baker, Charles L., additional, Balsamo, Erin R., additional, Bamford, William A., additional, Benegalrao, Suyog S., additional, Berry, Daniel L., additional, Bhalwani, Shiraz, additional, Black, J. Kevin, additional, Blaurock, Carl, additional, Bronke, Ginger M., additional, Brown, Gary L., additional, Budinoff, Jason G., additional, Cantwell, Jeffrey D., additional, Cazeau, Thoniel, additional, Chen, Philip T., additional, Clement, Thomas G., additional, Colangelo, Andrew T., additional, Coleman, Jerry S., additional, Coopersmith, Jonathan D., additional, Dehaven, William E., additional, Doty, John P., additional, Egan, Mark D., additional, Enoto, Teruaki, additional, Fan, Terry W., additional, Ferro, Deneen M., additional, Foster, Richard, additional, Galassi, Nicholas M., additional, Gallo, Luis D., additional, Green, Chris M., additional, Grosh, Dave, additional, Ha, Kong Q., additional, Hasouneh, Monther A., additional, Heefner, Kristofer B., additional, Hestnes, Phyllis, additional, Hoge, Lisa J., additional, Jacobs, Tawanda M., additional, Jørgensen, John L., additional, Kaiser, Michael A., additional, Kellogg, James W., additional, Kenyon, Steven J., additional, Koenecke, Richard G., additional, Kozon, Robert P., additional, LaMarr, Beverly, additional, Lambertson, Mike D., additional, Larson, Anne M., additional, Lentine, Steven, additional, Lewis, Jesse H., additional, Lilly, Michael G., additional, Liu, Kuochia Alice, additional, Malonis, Andrew, additional, Manthripragada, Sridhar S., additional, Markwardt, Craig B., additional, Matonak, Bryan D., additional, Mcginnis, Isaac E., additional, Miller, Roger L., additional, Mitchell, Alissa L., additional, Mitchell, Jason W., additional, Mohammed, Jelila S., additional, Monroe, Charles A., additional, Montt de Garcia, Kristina M., additional, Mulé, Peter D., additional, Nagao, Louis T., additional, Ngo, Son N., additional, Norris, Eric D., additional, Norwood, Dwight A., additional, Novotka, Joseph, additional, Okajima, Takashi, additional, Olsen, Lawrence G., additional, Onyeachu, Chimaobi O., additional, Orosco, Henry Y., additional, Peterson, Jacqualine R., additional, Pevear, Kristina N., additional, Pham, Karen K., additional, Pollard, Sue E., additional, Pope, John S., additional, Powers, Daniel F., additional, Powers, Charles E., additional, Price, Samuel R., additional, Prigozhin, Gregory Y., additional, Ramirez, Julian B., additional, Reid, Winston J., additional, Remillard, Ronald A., additional, Rogstad, Eric M., additional, Rosecrans, Glenn P., additional, Rowe, John N., additional, Sager, Jennifer A., additional, Sanders, Claude A., additional, Savadkin, Bruce, additional, Saylor, Maxine R., additional, Schaeffer, Alexander F., additional, Schweiss, Nancy S., additional, Semper, Sean R., additional, Serlemitsos, Peter J., additional, Shackelford, Larry V., additional, Soong, Yang, additional, Struebel, Jonathan, additional, Vezie, Michael L., additional, Villasenor, Joel S., additional, Winternitz, Luke B., additional, Wofford, George I., additional, Wright, Michael R., additional, Yang, Mike Y., additional, and Yu, Wayne H., additional

Published
2016
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7. The internet and scholarly publishing

Author

Green, Christopher D.

Subjects
Electronic Publishing: Archives, Archives
Abstract

An argument is made for electronic scholarly archives, particularly for the history of psychoolgy and psychiatry.

Published
2002

8. Stalking the Wild E-print: A Scout's Impressions of Publicatia Incognita

Author

Green, Christopher D.

Subjects
Electronic Publishing: Economics, Electronic Publishing: Archives, Economics, Archives
Abstract

An address to the National Communications Association about my experience with various forms of electronic scholarly prublishing. Four "discoveries" are discussed: (1) Make sure you set aside have enough time and personnel to adequately maintain whatever sites you decide to put up. Make sure you take this into account when deciding what extra features to add to your site; (2)Be prepared for the possibility of there being orders of magnitude more use of your site than you expected. It is not only your members, but many times as many students, as well people from outside the discipline, and their students, who may be interested in what you have to offer; (3) You must make a systematic and sustained effort to convince your colleagues to "buy in" to electronic publication; and (4) Don't slavishly replicate the formats with which you are already familiar in a new medium that has infinitely greater possibilities.

Published
2002

10. Electronic Media and the Future of the History of Psychology

Author

Green, Christopher D.

Subjects
Electronic Publishing: Archives, Archives
Abstract

The use of electronic media is rapidly growing in many areas of scholarly publiscation. This paper surveys some of its current uses in the history of psychology, and dicsusses future directions.

Published
2000

20. BO HOLTEN: GOOD (AND ESPECIALLY BAD) DELIUS CONDUCTING.

Author

Green, Chris

Abstract

The article discusses the highlights of the meeting of the Delius Society London Branch at St. Giles Hotel in London, England on October 15, 2014, which featured conductor Bo Holten as guest speaker. Topics discussed centered on the subject "Good (and especially bad) Delius conducting" including common mistakes made in performing Delius' "The Cuckoo" and the different interpretations of the work "Summer Night on the River."

Published
2015

21. Night of the Producer.

Author

Green, Chris

Abstract

The article reports on the 2007 Night of the Producer conference, held at the New York City Fire Museum in New York. Film producer Jane Rosenthal discusses her collaboration with producer and actor Robert De Niro to create the Tribeca Film Festival. Digital technology guru Bob Greenberg talked about digital filmmaking and cross-media production.

Published
2007

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