What can we delete from pyclaw/development?

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Aron Ahmadia

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Jan 10, 2013, 4:48:09 PM1/10/13
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Gorune mentioned today that any file named aux.* is a big no-no on Windows, which is news to me.  We had one such file, named aux.npy, hanging out in development/point_wise_rs/pyWrapperForRiemannSolver/

I don't mean to delete any work that will be useful in the future, but I noticed that this directory has not been touched for 2 years.  In Gorune's branch for cudaclaw, I have gone ahead and deleted the entire directory, but I suggest that we take a more careful approach to grooming it.

In particular, there is a .so file checked in, which we should probably delete and strip from the git history, but I would like to either rename aux.npy or delete it if it is no longer necessary.

Cheers,
Aron

David Ketcheson

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Jan 11, 2013, 5:20:24 AM1/11/13
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clawdata2pyclaw.py: should be moved to pyclaw/util
pointwise_rs and rp_approaches: these directories should be kept, somewhere -- perhaps in a branch

I believe everything else can be deleted.  But Amal created a lot of this, so I'll wait for her opinion.

-David


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Kyle Mandli

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Jan 11, 2013, 11:59:17 AM1/11/13
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I would be in favor of removing the development directory in favor of feature branches.

Kyle
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