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* [[ExMatEX|ExMatEx: Exascale Co-Design Center for Materials in Extreme Environments]]
* [[ExMatEX|ExMatEx: Exascale Co-Design Center for Materials in Extreme Environments]]
* [[CoDEx|CoDEx: CoDesign for Exascale]]
* [[CoDEx|CoDEx: CoDesign for Exascale]]
* [[http://www.cal-design.org/] Computer Architecture Laboratory for Design Space Exploration]
* [[http://www.cal-design.org/ | Computer Architecture Laboratory for Design Space Exploration]]
* [[NWChem|NWChem: Self Consistent Field Module]]
* [[NWChem|NWChem: Self Consistent Field Module]]
* [[DOE ASCR 2009 Early Career Projects]]
* [[DOE ASCR 2009 Early Career Projects]]

Revision as of 05:34, May 22, 2014

What's New

  • 5.20.2014: For those interested, some interesting TED talks on Why we collaborate.
  • 5.20.2014: Tables under Software Stack Components have been reformatted for improved layout, and changed to use wiki template for ease of subsequent editing and layout control. Please notify Scott Lewis (slewis at modelado.org) if you find any problems.
  • 4.20.2014: Modelado Foundation transitions wiki content. All the xstackwiki content previously hosted at xstackwiki.com has been transitioned to this wiki. Please update your browser bookmarks appropriately. Please notify Scott Lewis (slewis at modelado.org) if there is any content or wiki functionality missing, corrupted, or otherwise unavailable.

X-Stack Program

Operating System and Runtime Software (OS/R) Program

Coordinating Projects or Centers

Meetings


Software Stack Components

We agreed at our Mar'13 PI meeting to generate tables of technology/issues for the various software stack components, as we did for the Languages component below. Please coordinate with your co-PIs and with other projects working on the various software stack components to generate tables for the topics below. If the lead shown below is incorrect, please correct.