feat[next]: DaCe support for field arguments with domain offset #1348
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Required by following icon4py stencils: - TestMoVelocityAdvectionStencil03 - TestMoVelocityAdvectionStencil02VnIe
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The solution has been updated to be consistent with the alphabetical order of dimensions in the field domain (see discussion in #1346). |
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Adding support in DaCe backend for field arguments with domain offset. This feature is required by following icon4py stencils:
N.B. The solution has been updated to be consistent with the alphabetical order of dimensions in the field domain (see discussion in #1346).