Add C API for untracked quick pool #1047
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Thanks @victorapm - we actually use Shroud to generate our interfaces. I have updated the yaml file to enable untracked versions of all pools in #1048 |
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Thanks for the info, David! I'm closing this PR and will keep an eye on the other one |
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Add C API
umpire_resourcemanager_make_allocator_quick_pool_untrackedto create a QuickPool with tracking disabled.This allows C libraries like hypre to avoid per-allocation introspection overhead. Preliminary experiments show speedup in AMG setup time by up to 1.3x when using Umpire for host memory.
cc @Sbozzolo @v-dobrev