Use Netgen fork to enable setting n_threads#4438
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roystgnr wants to merge 1 commit intolibMesh:develfrom
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Use Netgen fork to enable setting n_threads#4438roystgnr wants to merge 1 commit intolibMesh:develfrom
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This started out as a Codex PR; most of that didn't work, but it was inspiring enough to rewrite. Using our Netgen fork (which we'd already made to fix a build issue, and to which we've now added a setter for their nthreads value that isn't their *other* nthreads value), we now tell Netgen to use our n_threads value for Delaunay triangulation. This should enable Logan to get rid of workarounds for the MOOSE XYZDelaunay tests where we tell libMesh to use 1 thread and see 3 more threads spawning anyway.
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This started out as a Codex PR; most of that didn't work, but it was inspiring enough to rewrite.
Using our Netgen fork (which we'd already made to fix a build issue, and to which we've now added a setter for their nthreads value that isn't their other nthreads value), we now tell Netgen to use our n_threads value for Delaunay tetrahedralization.
This should enable @loganharbour to get rid of workarounds for the MOOSE XYZDelaunay tests where we tell libMesh to use 1 thread and see 3 more threads spawning anyway.