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Add Surface Indication With CK/SYCL? Feature to SPHinXsys #721

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Objective: Add a surface indication class for CK version

New Feature: Surface Indication in ck

Test Example Update

surface_indicator.mp4

@YuVirtonomy YuVirtonomy changed the title Add Surface Indication With CK(Computing kernel) Feature to SPHinXsys Add Surface Indication With CK/SYCL? Feature to SPHinXsys Jan 13, 2025
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@YuVirtonomy It is great to see that you are working on sycl code now. Could you also add a the surface indicating in the dambreak case in test_sycl for testing sycl implementation?

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@YuVirtonomy is this pull request ready for review and merge?

@YuVirtonomy YuVirtonomy marked this pull request as ready for review January 15, 2025 09:51
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@YuVirtonomy It is great to see that you are working on sycl code now. Could you also add a the surface indicating in the dambreak case in test_sycl for testing sycl implementation?

Done, work exactly the same as ck version.

@YuVirtonomy is this pull request ready for review and merge?

Seem test are passed. Can you review it please?

@Xiangyu-Hu Xiangyu-Hu merged commit b8b20f2 into master Jan 22, 2025
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@Xiangyu-Hu Xiangyu-Hu deleted the ck-sycl/surface_indication_ck branch January 22, 2025 13:19
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