Tobias Fuchs

@stiefn @fuerlinger @rkowalewski @devreal @pascalj Graph containers and algorithms are fully merged now, including tests and examples. Algorithms are Minimum Spanning Tree and Connected Components. Relevant implementation is in: -...

`dash::copy` is an algorithm interface, that is: it has several implementations depending on the direction (local-global, global-local, global-global) with adapter wrappers for different parameter types. GlobPtr ranges should be supported...

@fmoessbauer That's right in principle, but `std::copy` accepts pointers and so should we.

I think it should not. `GlobPtr` is a dull representation of an address. Or thinking the other way around: In which situation would application programmers use `dash::copy` or `std::copy` (which...

Update: `GlobPtr` now provides robust global random access pointer semantics for any memory space so `dash::copy` can be safely extended to support global pointers now.