enzo Project Page
This is the new project area for enzo development, running on Trac.
Trac is a minimalistic approach to web-based management of software projects. Its goal is to simplify effective tracking and handling of software issues, enhancements and overall progress. Trac contains a Wiki, Roadmap, read-only access to our Subversion repository, and tickets for feature and bugs.
Source
Building Enzo
James maintains a good README in the source. This is best place to start for documentation on compiling Enzo using the latest make system.
Permissions
Right now, anonymous (or public) users will only see this this Wiki--enzo developers have accces to the rest.
Mailing Lists
Enzo Users
enzo-users-l@lists.ucsd.edu is the community forum (archive).
Enzo Developers
enzo-l@lists.ucsd.edu is a private list for the core Enzo developers (restricted archive).
Getting Started
Take a look at the TracGuide, and these others areas:
- TracGuide -- Built-in Documentation
- The Trac project -- Trac Open Source Project
- Trac FAQ -- Frequently Asked Questions
- TracSupport -- Trac Support
For a complete list of local wiki pages, see TitleIndex.
Subversion References
- SVN Book
- Basic Usage --Overview
- Basic Work Cycle --Typical Commands
- SubversionRepositoryStructure -- Layout of our repository
- Using Subversion Slides --jbordner
Enzo Regression Tests
All Enzo branches are checked out of Subversion and tested regularly using lcatest on ppcluster.ucsd.edu. The most recent results are available here:
- Daily Regression Test Results, run at 8pm Sun-Thr
- Weekly Regression Test Results, run at 8pm Fri
For testing-related suggestions (e.g. adding new tests, adding functionality to lcatest, or suggestions for improving the webpage layout), please create a new ticket and assign it to 'jbordner'.
