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Previously we had an option to do a separate distribution map in the reactions, but that was removed in #877.
AMReX added the WorkEstType() in 17.10:
-- Added a load balance approach to Amr/AmrLevel. The runtime
parameters for this is amr.loadbalance_with_workestimates and
amr.loadbalance_level0_int. The latter is for single level
(i.e., amr.max_level=0) only. For multi-level runs, load balance
is done during regrid and thus the load balance interval is
controlled by amr.regrid_int. To use this approach, AmrLevel
derivative must has a StateData for work estimates and its index
is returned by virtual function int WorkEstType().
We can try using this to balance based on the number of RHS evaluations. However, I think the reason it was removed originally is because on a GPU this may not be much of a win, since all of the threads will wait for the last zone to burn.
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Previously we had an option to do a separate distribution map in the reactions, but that was removed in #877.
AMReX added the
WorkEstType()
in 17.10:We can try using this to balance based on the number of RHS evaluations. However, I think the reason it was removed originally is because on a GPU this may not be much of a win, since all of the threads will wait for the last zone to burn.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: