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  • Updated Distribute struct to include a processor grid for better control over data distribution.
  • Modified constructors for Distribute to accept processor grid as an optional parameter.
  • Enhanced distribute functions to support various assignment strategies: :arbitrary, :blockrow, :blockcol, :cyclicrow, and :cycliccol.
  • Added tests for new assignment strategies, ensuring correct processor allocation and chunking for DArray, DVector, and DMatrix.
  • Improved test coverage for both auto and explicit block distributions with processor assignments.

- Updated Distribute struct to include a processor grid for better control over data distribution.
- Modified constructors for Distribute to accept processor grid as an optional parameter.
- Enhanced distribute functions to support various assignment strategies: :arbitrary, :blockrow, :blockcol, :cyclicrow, and :cycliccol.
- Added tests for new assignment strategies, ensuring correct processor allocation and chunking for DArray, DVector, and DMatrix.
- Improved test coverage for both auto and explicit block distributions with processor assignments.
@jpsamaroo jpsamaroo merged commit 86c6fc3 into JuliaParallel:master Jul 10, 2025
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Thanks again @AkhilAkkapelli !

@AkhilAkkapelli AkhilAkkapelli deleted the darray-assign branch July 10, 2025 17:53
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