Mesh split logic - #16
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This updates and optimizes the mesh-creation logic. Before, if two participants exchanged intensive and extensive data, always two meshes were used per participant. Now, if the exchanges are in different direction, i.e., extensive in one direction, intensive in the other, the same mesh is used by each participant.
it now uses _ instead of -
Update to avoid weird bug
Change it back. Apparently it was correct all along
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This updates and optimizes the mesh-creation logic. Before, if two participants exchanged intensive and extensive data, always two meshes were used per participant.
Now, if the exchanges are in different direction, i.e., extensive in one direction, intensive in the other, the same mesh is used by each participant.
Additionally, a test case for this has been added.