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It's the local-to-global variants only, right? Global-to-local copying has been evaluated and benchmarked in lots of use cases, I would expect it's fine, Local-to-global has just been implemented for a single scenario and didn't get any love, yet.
And, yes, that's annoying ... as you wrote yesterday, it's crucial to document "restricted" implementations like this one
The n-dim ranges and views can solve the underlying partitioning problem. So I prioritize documentation of views first and then power-wash the algorithms section.
It's the local-to-global variants only, right? Global-to-local copying has been evaluated and benchmarked in lots of use cases, I would expect it's fine, Local-to-global has just been implemented for a single scenario and didn't get any love, yet.
Yes, you're right. I seem to have missed the while loop in the global-to-local overload of copy_impl that iterates over the source units.
The n-dim ranges and views can solve the underlying partitioning problem. So I prioritize documentation of views first and then power-wash the algorithms section.
dash::copy
is broken for copy operations spanning more than the current node and its neighbors.Example:
with
dash::size()
> 3.Related: #386 for
dash::transform
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