Shared memory parallelization for short range forces - #5097
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Thanks a lot! OpenMP performance is now in the same ballpark as MPI.
LJ with 8000 particles in total:
- 480 ps/step with 4 MPI ranks
- 530 ps/step with 4 OMP threads (before this PR: 1340 ps/step)
P3M with 8000 particles in total:
- 3.3 ms/step with 4 MPI ranks
- 4.1 ms/step with 4 OMP threads (before this PR: 7.0 ms/step)
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Follow up on #5051.
Convert arrays of structs (AoS) to structs of arrays (SoA) to improve performance of the short-range loop.