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Summary of Changes
Hello @zhiyong1997, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request modifies the error handling strategy within the MPISharedMemory trait implementation for Kernel objects. Previously, the presence of a hint_solver would lead to an immediate program termination via an assert!. With this change, the system will now issue a warning to stderr and continue execution, effectively allowing Kernel objects with hint_solvers to be used with shared memory, albeit with the hint_solver being ignored. This provides more robust behavior by preventing crashes in scenarios where a hint_solver might be unexpectedly present.
Highlights
- Error Handling: Replaced
assert!statements witheprintln!warnings when ahint_solveris encountered inMPISharedMemoryimplementations forKernel'sbytes_sizeandto_memorymethods. hint_solverBehavior: The system will now issue a warning and ignore thehint_solverwhen usingMPISharedMemoryforKernelinstead of causing a program panic.
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Code Review
This pull request improves robustness by replacing a panic with a warning when a Kernel with a hint_solver is used with MPISharedMemory. The change is sound, as it allows the program to continue by ignoring the unsupported feature. My review includes suggestions to make the code more idiomatic and to address code duplication for better maintainability.
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