Dear Marc-Andre and all, I just checked all MPI-4.1 issues and related pull requests, whether (1) they have, (2) they have not, but should have, (3) they should not have and have not a change-log entry. Problematic is category (2). I detected the following Issues / PRs and sorted in (1-3): (3) #160 PR-161 ERRATA: Clarify behavior for invalid MPI_T binding arguments (1) #443 PR-754 LIS entries in MPI_T chapter not reflecting IN vs. INOUT as defined in Term 2.3 chapter (3) #542 (PR-646) PR-795 #T Correct usage of the terms error and return codes in the tools chapter (3) #601 PR-734 Tools - Code examples improperly marked (3) #622 PR-734 Tools - Export "outcome is as if..." code fragments as proper examples (3) #674 PR-796 Tools chapter uses non-standard wildcard-notation for function names As far as I understand, only Issue #160 / PR-161 can be problematic: Are you sure that #160 does not cause - that an implementor of an MPI library has to fix something, or - that a user of the tools interface has to modify something in her/his tool, - or a third party, like trainiers have to change there course material? If there is no such risk, then it is okay to be quiet, i.e. not to provide a change-log entry. I personally expect that there are no such risks and therefore the decision "no change-log" was correct. What is your answer? Best regards Rolf ----- Original Message -----

From: "MPI Tool WG" <[email protected]> To: "MPI Tool WG" <[email protected]> Cc: "Marc-Andre Hermanns" <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2023 1:44:57 PM Subject: [mpiwg-tools] No call today (June 29, 2023)

Dear all,

due to a conflict with another meeting, I would cancel today's meeting.

As a teaser for future meetings: Martin brought back feedback/discussion notes from the Scalable Tools Workshop in Tahoe with several topics for us to work on.

https://dyninst.github.io/scalable_tools_workshop/petascale2023/assets/slide...

Cheers, Marc-Andre -- Dr. rer. nat. Marc-André Hermanns

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