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GPUCommonAlgorithm: partitionPoint - #15985
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Device code has no std::partition_point, and kernels write the binary search by hand (e.g. the last ROF at or before a cluster in ITS/tracking/GPU/cuda/TrackingKernels.cu). Add GPUCommonAlgorithm::partitionPoint(first, count, pred), std::partition_point over the indices [first, first + count), callable from host and device code; lower and upper bounds are its predicates key(i) < value and !(value < key(i)). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Felix Schlepper <felix.schlepper@cern.ch>
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Device code has no std::partition_point, and kernels write the binary search by hand (e.g. the last ROF at or before a cluster in ITS/tracking/GPU/cuda/TrackingKernels.cu). Add
GPUCommonAlgorithm::partitionPoint(first, count, pred), std::partition_point over the indices [first, first + count), callable from host and device code; lower and upper bounds are its predicates key(i) < value and !(value < key(i)).