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[newchem-cpp] transcribe calc_grain_size_increment_1d
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[newchem-cpp] transcribe calc_grain_size_increment_1d
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There is some unforunate consequences, but if we don't do this you end up with some pretty confusing looking code... (the confusion primarily arises if new_FrozenKeyIdxBiMap or drop_FrozenKeyIdxBiMap has different behavior from other functions with similar names). I really think it would be better to make this into a simple C++ class with a constructor and destructor, but thats a topic for another time
…InfoEntry This information will only be used after we transcribe `calc_grain_size_increment_1d` (at which point we will remove the corresponding constants from phys_constants.h and can entirely delete the dust_const.def file
…e readability (and add some comments)
I moved them from initialize_dust_yields.cpp where the comments were out of place to dust/grain_species_info.cpp
…rp_table_utils.hpp
There's still a lot of work to be done (the type is incomplete and isn't filled by anything at all)
…ize_increment_1d.hpp
calc_grain_size_increment_1d
I was expecting this to cause gold-standard drift (but that doesn't seem to be the case)
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ASIDE: I noticed that the dust-grain freefall test all systematically take slightly less time (think 0.2-0.4 seconds) than on the current HEAD of newchem-cpp. It's hard to definitively identify the source of speedup, but I think its because I cut a lot of unnecessary allocations out of this function |
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To be reviewed after PR #463 is merged
This PR transcribes
calc_grain_size_increment_1d. I couldn't help myself -- I cleaned up a bunch of logic (folding lots of logic that was explicitly repeated for every kind of injection pathway or for every kind of dust species into for-loops).As of this PR, there is no logic outside of the
inject_modelsubdirectory that directly references injection pathways by name. In other words, we are pretty close to being able to let users load an arbitrary set of injection pathways.