Pythia

Release v. 0.8 Source Package

pythia-0.8.1.9.tar.gz [2009-06-01]

CIG edition: pure Python, with minor enhancements.

nemesis-1.0.1.tar.gz [2009-06-01]

Nemesis is required for PyLith v1.0. Nemesis simply installs a pair of Python interpreters ('nemesis' and 'mpinemesis') which incorporate MPI and include Pythia's "_mpi" module.

pythia-0.8.tar.gz [2006-1-03]

The original version v0.8 from CACR CVS, but in the form of a source package featuring the GNU Build System. This package might be useful if you are building an older version of CIG software.

Documentation

Batch System Configuration [2006-12-08]

Installing CitcomS v2.1 or PyLith v0.8.2 on a cluster? Read this to figure out how to configure Pyre for your batch system.

A Pyre Primer Pt. 1 [2005-8-09]

An Introduction to Parallel Scientific Programming with Python And Pyre

A Pyre Primer Pt. 2 [2005-8-09]

Writing Python Extensions using config (aka the build procedure)

Brief tutorial on writing a Pyre application. [2005-3-16]

Pyre documentation from the DANSE project.

Pyre Documentation circa 2004-05 [2005-8-01]

Very dated general Pyre documentation.

Pyre Meeting Notes [2006-6-7]

Notes from the weekly Pyre developer's meeting and other information.

Development Version

If you are interested in the latest version of Pythia, you can check it out from CVS hosted at Caltech's CACR with the following commands. You actually have to check out three things, pythia, config and templates. Installation instructions can be found here and here.

% cvs -d :pserver:config@cvs.cacr.caltech.edu:/config login 
(Logging in to config@cvs.cacr.caltech.edu)
CVS password: [config]

% cvs -d :pserver:config@cvs.cacr.caltech.edu:/config co config

% cvs -d :pserver:pyre@cvs.cacr.caltech.edu:/pyre login
(Logging in to pyre@cvs.cacr.caltech.edu)
CVS password: [pyre]

% cvs -d :pserver:pyre@cvs.cacr.caltech.edu:/pyre co pythia-0.8 templates

Help

To identify known issues, report bugs, request help, or provide feedback or suggestions:

• Browse and/or submit new issues at our RoundUp Bug Tracker.
• Browse the CIG Computational Science Mailing List Archive.
• E-mail the CIG Computational Science Mailing List with details of your problem or suggestion.