tutorialenv -- this is more of an install
    You say that the C++ development kit is installed, but it doesn't come that way on all distros
    If we are going to discuss installation, add installation of Einstein Toolkit through Mojave

Using Mojave/Eclipse
    Note: We should have EinsteinToolkit pre-installed
    Need EinsteinToolkit intro slide

    Mojave Menu
        Edit Variables
            set thornlist
        Build
        Edit Variables
            set parameter file
        Run

    Ctrl-Shift-R locates a file
        Locate a source file
        Introduce an error
        Close the source file
        Mojave > Build
        Click on error and the source file opens

    Views and Perspectives
        View
            Outline View aids navigation of code
                open a source file and click
            Close and open outline view

    Ctrl-L takes you to a line number

    Ctrl-Shift-F reformat code

    Ctrl-F finds some text

    Ctrl-E cycles through open files

    Alt-Left Arrow and Alt-Right Arrow
        Move around in file

    F3 Go to type declaration

    F5 Refresh from disk
        Create a file outside of Eclipse
        Refresh to see it

    Left-Click and Drag to open multiple edit windows

    Project Properties > C/C++ General > Paths and Symbols
        set #defines

Cactus Intro
    History
        AEI
        Awards
        Physics Problems
        etc.

    Basic concepts
        Flesh vs. Thorns
        Example Thorns
            CactusIOJpeg
            HTTPD
            Driver Thorns
                Carpet
                PUGH
            show and describe a .th file
        Example Flesh
            Show a param.ccl
        Grid Function
            Show some interface.ccl code, describe
        Schedule Tree
            Show some schedule.ccl code, describe

First Thorn
    Discussion of the Game of Life (life.cc code)

    Creating a thorn
        * Hari is working on Eclipse way to call "make newthorn" inside Eclipse

    Discussion of the Cactus thorn, Tutorial/Life
    schedule.ccl
        time bin INITIAL
        We schedule two routines here, and they run sequentially. The
        value in seed_val is synched between invocations by means of
        the after clause. Note that synchronizing the seed value is
        somewhat useless the way things are now, but we see how to
        create a global scalar.

        life_pboard runs at POSTSTEP. This means it runs before the first
        and after every additional step.

        life_evolve runs at EVOL.

        mpirun -np 2 ./exe/cactus_Cfg1 -roe pars/life.par

        Runs in parallel using ghost zones! Printing doesn't work so well though.