Reorganization for compatibility of solidification data with multilayer ExaCA#28
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MattRolchigo wants to merge 2 commits intoORNL-MDF:mainfrom
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Reorganization for compatibility of solidification data with multilayer ExaCA#28MattRolchigo wants to merge 2 commits intoORNL-MDF:mainfrom
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@streeve I think we're good to merge this whenever, it'll make PR #398 in ExaCA easier to debug |
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Generalized function to obtain Finch's time-temperature history data to append to an existing view (which may already contain prior layers' time-temperature history), rather than returning a new view.