Add sync-up for floating-point working group #71885
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andykaylor
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aemerson,
arsenm,
spavloff,
mcinally,
kpneal,
zahiraam and
jcranmer-intel
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Please add me as a participant. Thanks. |
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I couldn't figure out how the other sync-ups got their calendar link. Mine is a bit different. |
The meeting is on the LLVM calendar (https://llvm.org/docs/GettingInvolved.html#llvm-community-calendar) now. You should be able to go there and add it to your calendar. |
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Is this 4pm west coast time? Or does the calendar automatically adjust the time shown for my time zone? I'm US east coast. |
I think it's 4pm Eastern / 1pm West Coast. I looked at the calendar a few moments ago. It showed a time of 9pm UCT, which is 4pm Eastern. |
Yes, that's what I intended. |
llvm/docs/GettingInvolved.rst
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| - Every 2nd Tuesday of the month | |||
| - `gcal <https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0?cid=ZDcyMjc0ZjZiZjNhMzFlYmE3NTNkMWM2MGM2NjM5ZWU3ZDE2MjM4MGFlZDc2ZjViY2UyYzMwNzVhZjk4MzQ4ZEBncm91cC5jYWxlbmRhci5nb29nbGUuY29t>`__ | |||
| - `Meeting details/agenda <https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ry8O4-Tm5BFj9AMjr8qTQFU80z-ptiNQ62687NaIvLs/edit?usp=sharing>`__ | |||
| * - Floating Point Working Group | |||
| - Every 3rd Wednesday of the month | |||
| - `gcal <https://www.google.com/calendar/event?eid=XzYwcTMwYzFnNjBvMzBlMWk2MG80YWMxZzYwcmo4Z3BsODhyajJjMWg4NHMzNGg5ZzYwczMwYzFnNjBvMzBjMWc3MG8zMmgxZzZsMzNlY2kyNjRwazhnOWc2NG8zMGMxZzYwbzMwYzFnNjBvMzBjMWc2MG8zMmMxZzYwbzMwYzFnNnAyajRkOWk4Z3BqNmNwaTc1MmpjY2hrNjRzazRoMjU2MTBqYWQyMThrbzMyZGk2OGNzMF8yMDIzMTExNVQyMTAwMDBaIGNhbGVuZGFyQGxsdm0ub3Jn&ctz=UTC>`__ | |||
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Something seems amiss with the link, I get a 404 when I go to it. I think you need the link to be more like the other gcal links in the file where it uses /u/0?cid= instead of /event?eid=. (I'm not certain how to do that, but maybe someone else knows that.)
Adding a new working group to discuss floating-point issues
I am proposing a new working group to discuss floating-point issues.