structure dump/load functions #261
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In Python, maybe The test would be to run a 2d simulation with some geometry (e.g. a cylinder or two of index 3 or so in index=1 background) and a source (I would use an |
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* make h5file API 64-bit clean, support writing size_t chunks * read_chunk for size_t data * structure::dump/load functions * use size_t in get_array_slice_dimensions
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This adds
structure::dump(filename)andstructure::load(filename)functions to dump the raw ε data to disk and load it back, for doing multiple simulations with the same materials but different sources etcetera.Requires that the dump/load simulations have the same chunks (i.e. the same grid, number of processors, and PML).
Currently only stores ε and μ, and not nonlinear coefficients or polarizability.
Also makes the
h5fileAPI support 64-bit sizes.(Missing tests, but I tried a quick test by hand and it seems to be functioning as intended.)