Debugging checksum on full range of Kh_h and Kh_q #822
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Expand range of halos for checksums for Kh_h, Kh_q, Ah_h and Ah_q to cover the full range of values that are actually used. This includes expanding the range of values where the viscosities are calculated to those used in symmetric memory mode when DEBUG is true, even though these are not used for efficiency. One set of vorticity-point loop ranges was also corrected when the recently added parameter EY24_EBT_BS is true to avoid setting an extra unused value, perhaps correcting non-symmetric memory mode cases that would not reproduce across PE count and layout. All answers are bitwise identical in any case that reproduces across PE count.
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Expand range of halos for checksums for
Kh_h,Kh_q,Ah_handAh_qto cover the full range of values that are actually used. This includes expanding the range of values where the viscosities are calculated to those used in symmetric memory mode when DEBUG is true, even though these are not used for efficiency. One set of vorticity-point loop ranges was also corrected when the recently added parameterEY24_EBT_BSis true to avoid setting an extra unused value, perhaps correcting non-symmetric memory mode cases that would not reproduce across PE count and layout. All answers are bitwise identical in any case that reproduces across PE count.