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Function to get particle cell index. #5118
Function to get particle cell index. #5118
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I see most (maybe all) of the examples that involve sorting the particles per cell are still failing. Looking closer, I see that the current
development
function here calculates the cell indices withwhereas the AMReX function uses
So the difference is that the
development
version calculates a cell index starting from 0 for each tile whereas the AMReX function calculates a global cell index for the entire domain. It's not clear to me why this breaks the code though since the binning should only care about which particles have the same cell index, not about what the value of the indices are.