Add map based point neighbor ghosting functor #1887
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Damn - I messed up something with metaphysicl. Any ideas @roystgnr and @lindsayad ? |
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This file's changes look like a different-autotools-version false positive?
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And how did this happen? You don't actually have these files in include/ anywhere, right? They're all in contrib?
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It looks as if somehow you had metaphysicl headers in include/*/ somewhere before running include/libmesh/rebuild_makefile.sh - could that possibly be the case? I just tried running that myself but it was a no-op (as it should be when I haven't added any headers). The script is hand-crafted but |
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Custom in-tree build script is getting in the way!
…On Tue, Oct 9, 2018 at 8:40 PM roystgnr ***@***.***> wrote:
It looks as if somehow you had metaphysicl headers in include/*/ somewhere
before running include/libmesh/rebuild_makefile.sh - could that possibly be
the case? I just tried running that myself but it was a no-op (as it should
be when I haven't added any headers). The script is hand-crafted but find
.. -name '*.h' etc. doesn't leave much ambiguity.
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Yep - I had to basically copy all of the metaphysicl headers into |
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Don't merge this yet. I want to do some more testing of it first.... |
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Adds a superfast point neighbor ghosting functor that uses the nodes_to_elem_map. Apparently it does have some limitations with respect to some element types and refinement (see: #1859 (comment) ) - but I think it should still be useful in 99% of cases.