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Enable generation of a 2D neighbor list using ArborX #248
Enable generation of a 2D neighbor list using ArborX #248
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OK so you do your own 2-pass here - do you force ArborX to do the queries in 1-pass mode so this is effectively still just a 2-pass process as you are filling your own data structure?
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I guess you must check if there is enough space allocated by the user but you never fill the native data structure so ArborX will always do 1-pass because the internal count never goes past 0?
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Correct. We detect that you never called the output functor and do a single pass. Note that we are working on adding a new
BVH::query()
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I like this
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