Vicente Mataix Ferrándiz

> > > @philbucher I've been doing the performance test of the original `LinearElastic3DLaw `with or without the modification. > > > The test consists in calling 10,000,000 times the...

> After talking with @RiccardoRossi , he thinks that maybe a good solution could be to make use of std::functions when retrieving the material properties according to a certain `TEMPERATURE`...

@AlejandroCornejo https://github.com/KratosMultiphysics/Kratos/pull/9053/commits/3028750d15a2378d7919dbd40c2154e90b269776 is an example, in this case using the function as a member variable (cons: takes more memory, one function for each GP). Only potential solution I can think,...

> ok, i just skimmed through the discussion and as a first comment please note that the benchmark should be done c++ only, otherwise what we will be measuring is...

> > ok, i just skimmed through the discussion and as a first comment please note that the benchmark should be done c++ only, otherwise what we will be measuring...

> > > > ok, i just skimmed through the discussion and as a first comment please note that the benchmark should be done c++ only, otherwise what we will...

> > > > > > ok, i just skimmed through the discussion and as a first comment please note that the benchmark should be done c++ only, otherwise what...

> I dont completely get the idea of how this works, At which moment and who adds the accessors? Are these ownned by the element..? A test would clarify...

@jrubiogonzalez this could be of your interest

> > @jrubiogonzalez this could be of your interest > > Actually I'd like to really move this forward... For a project we want this to be available in the...