This should be straightforward, at the risk of extra copying. Something
like:
static def copyTo[T](A:Array[T], p:Place):Array[T]{self.dist == A.region
->p} {
val ACopy = ValRail.make(0.. A.region.size()-1, (i:int) =>
A(A.region.coord(i)));
at (p)
return Array.make[T](A.region -> p, (p:Point) =>
ACopy(A.region.ord(p)));
}
> Hi all,
>
> I have array-structured data that is calculated in one place, which I
> then want to make available to activities running at other places.
>
> The obvious way is to make the array the return value of a remote
> expression. This creates a remote reference to the array, but then
> access to each individual element must also be done by a remote
> expression, which is hardly efficient. Importantly the array data is
> calculated once and then never updated, so what is required is a final
> read-only snapshot of the array.
>
> AFAIK the only array-like class that can be transferred between places
> is ValRail. However this does not support arbitrary Regions as do arrays.
>
> Is there an elegant way of transferring complete Array-like objects
> between places?
>
> Cheers,
>
>
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