perf(detray): Assume compact device memory points to global memory - #6043
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This commit replaces the use of the vecmem device vector by the detray compact device vector, which is smaller and allows additional optimisation over the more generic vecmem type.
This commit adds an assumption to all pointer usage in the detray compact device vector, such that the compiler can emit global memory loads rather than generic ones.
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This commit adds an assumption to all pointer usage in the detray compact device vector, such that the compiler can emit global memory loads rather than generic ones.