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Add option to disable scratch array init #930
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This commit adds an optional argument to the scratch field allocation routines that allows disabling of array initialization. This can be used to improve performance of allocating scratch arrays when initialization is not needed.
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This merge adds an optional argument to the scratch field allocation
routines that allows disabling of array initialization. This can be used
to improve performance of allocating scratch arrays when initialization
is not needed.