Separated steering vector construction for active, other cells #415
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Worth considering removing the FutureActive type later since there are so few left (but probably worse performance)
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Separating the melting/activation of cells above/below the liquidus (which is now faster as only the relevant cells are iterated over on a given time step) from the iterations over the list of undercooled active cells, thread divergence was significantly reduced. Speedup of around 3-4x on CPU and around 10-25% on GPU, with larger speedups for larger problems, particularly those with many melting/solidification events in the same cell on a given time step. This change also reduces memory usage for problems where the number of times a cell melts/solidifies is highly variable across a given domain.