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  • Stéphane Del Pino's avatar
    Stéphane Del Pino authored
    Table is a bi-dimensional version of Array
    
    Use Kokkos::SubView to access rows and columns of Tables which are
    Array's
    
    Do not use SubArray (to be removed) anymore to get a partial views of
    an Array, but Kokkos::SubView. The reason for this change is that
    SubArray were not a safe construction since the underlying Array could
    be destroyed (or resized) while the SubArray was still active. This
    has obviously an extra cost, but Kokkos developers have made the
    mechanism so that reference counters are deactivated (for all
    Kokkos::View) during parallel_for. Thus performances are the same but
    this new approach is safer.
    [Now one use the subArray() function to get a View on a part of an Array.]
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