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Commit ce5ab497 authored by James Willis's avatar James Willis
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Added a function to read two cells into two caches.

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...@@ -158,4 +158,42 @@ __attribute__((always_inline)) INLINE void cache_read_particles( ...@@ -158,4 +158,42 @@ __attribute__((always_inline)) INLINE void cache_read_particles(
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/**
* @brief Populate cache by reading in the particles from two cells in unsorted order.
*
* @param ci The i #cell.
* @param cj The j #cell.
* @param ci_cache The cache for cell ci.
* @param cj_cache The cache for cell cj.
* @param shift The amount to shift the particle positions to account for BCs
*/
__attribute__((always_inline)) INLINE void cache_read_two_cells(
const struct cell *const ci, const struct cell *const cj, struct cache *const ci_cache, struct cache *const cj_cache, const double *const shift) {
/* Shift the particles positions to a local frame so single precision can be
* used instead of double precision. Also shift the cell ci, particles positions due to BCs but leave cell cj. */
for (int i = 0; i < ci->count; i++) {
ci_cache->x[i] = ci->parts[i].x[0] - ci->loc[0] - shift[0];
ci_cache->y[i] = ci->parts[i].x[1] - ci->loc[1] - shift[1];
ci_cache->z[i] = ci->parts[i].x[2] - ci->loc[2] - shift[2];
ci_cache->h[i] = ci->parts[i].h;
ci_cache->m[i] = ci->parts[i].mass;
ci_cache->vx[i] = ci->parts[i].v[0];
ci_cache->vy[i] = ci->parts[i].v[1];
ci_cache->vz[i] = ci->parts[i].v[2];
}
for (int i = 0; i < cj->count; i++) {
cj_cache->x[i] = cj->parts[i].x[0] - cj->loc[0];
cj_cache->y[i] = cj->parts[i].x[1] - cj->loc[1];
cj_cache->z[i] = cj->parts[i].x[2] - cj->loc[2];
cj_cache->h[i] = cj->parts[i].h;
cj_cache->m[i] = cj->parts[i].mass;
cj_cache->vx[i] = cj->parts[i].v[0];
cj_cache->vy[i] = cj->parts[i].v[1];
cj_cache->vz[i] = cj->parts[i].v[2];
}
}
#endif /* SWIFT_CACHE_H */ #endif /* SWIFT_CACHE_H */
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