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v1.19.3

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@sumseq sumseq released this 21 Oct 21:45

Small fixes from previous release including a small memory leak fix.

v1.19.0

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@sumseq sumseq released this 20 Feb 21:12

This version implements multiple new features and better compatibility with the OFT scripts.

v1.14.1

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@sumseq sumseq released this 20 Feb 21:10

This release is the version of the code used for the results shown in our paper "Open-source Flux Transport (OFT). I. HipFT - High-performance Flux Transport"

Optimized for Intel GPUs

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@sumseq sumseq released this 09 Sep 15:54

This is a release of the branch that is optimized for Intel GPUs using the 2024.2 compiler.
This is a temporary release, as the optimizations will not be needed with future compiler releases.

v1.11.0 OpenMP target on some loops

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@sumseq sumseq released this 09 Sep 15:58

This release uses OpenMP Target for some nested loops where nested do concurrent' loops may be hard for compilers to parallelize optimally, as well as for some reduction loops that use min' or `max'.
This release is temporary and is made to be optimal across NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD GPUs using current compilers.
When some compilers are updated, this release will not be needed.

v1.11.0

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@sumseq sumseq released this 09 Sep 15:47

v1.11.0 release but with a small bug fix from a later commit.

v1.12.2

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@sumseq sumseq released this 09 Sep 16:00

The release includes some bug fixes and an "add" mode for data assimilation.
It also has a small optimization for the WENO scheme.

HipFT 1.0.0

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@sumseq sumseq released this 08 Dec 01:31
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First public release of HipFT.