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Feature: subspace reduce #82
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(w/ new test_anyDistributedSparseGrid)
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for datatypesByComm_ map
(w/o custom MPI_Datatype)
MPI_datatype
for combinationVariant_
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the subspace communicators
to vector of pairs
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are called before MPI_Finalize()
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Pro + con discussed in #81 .