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! to see if the owning processes are in the current neighbours list;
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! 4. If the input indices IDX have not been exhausted, cycle to 1.
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!
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! Thus, we are alternating between asking all processes for a subset of indices, and
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! asking a subset of processes for all the indices, thereby limiting the memory footprint to
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! a predefined maximum (that the user can force with psb_cd_set_maxspace()).
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! Thus, we are alternating between asking all processes for a subset of indices,
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! and asking a subset of processes for all the indices,
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! thereby limiting the memory footprint to a predefined maximum
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! (that the user can force with psb_cd_set_maxspace()).
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!
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subroutine psi_graph_fnd_owner(idx,iprc,idxmap,info)
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use psb_serial_mod
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@ -265,7 +266,7 @@ subroutine psi_graph_fnd_owner(idx,iprc,idxmap,info)
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! 1. Only ask to the neighbours; any missing entries
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! will eventually be found by the a2a step;
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! 2. Only use the adjacency list just recomputed: any
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! current open queries have already been tested
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! currently open queries have already been tested
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! on previous adjacency lists, no need to try them again.
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!
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if (trace.and.(me == 0)) write(0,*) ' Further sweep',nsampl_in, mxnsin, mnnsin
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