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  • Move convex_hull.rs and smoothing.rs into algorithm/ subdirectory
  • Split algorithms into serial and parallel implementations
  • Add trait definitions for algorithm interfaces
  • Update module structure and imports in mesh/mod.rs and connectivity.rs

- Implement dependency inversion pattern using BspOps trait
- Create separate SerialBspOps and ParallelBspOps implementations
- Replace manual loops with iterator patterns throughout
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing Node API
- Add SplittingPlaneStrategy trait for algorithm flexibility
- Organize code into clean submodule structure:
  - traits.rs: Core trait definitions
  - node.rs: Node data structure only
  - serial.rs: Serial BSP operations
  - parallel.rs: Parallel BSP operations (with rayon)
  - mod.rs: Public API and backward compatibility
- Fix doctest import issues and create missing directories
- All tests passing (98 lib tests + 28 doc tests)

This refactoring separates algorithms from data structures,
enables easy testing of different BSP strategies, and follows
modern Rust patterns while maintaining full API compatibility.
- Implement dependency inversion pattern using BspOps trait
- Create separate SerialBspOps and ParallelBspOps implementations
- Replace manual loops with iterator patterns throughout
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing Node API
- Add SplittingPlaneStrategy trait for algorithm flexibility
- Organize code into clean submodule structure:
  - traits.rs: Core trait definitions
  - node.rs: Node data structure only
  - serial.rs: Serial BSP operations
  - parallel.rs: Parallel BSP operations (with rayon)
  - mod.rs: Public API and backward compatibility
- Fix doctest import issues and create missing directories
- All tests passing (98 lib tests + 28 doc tests)

This refactoring separates algorithms from data structures,
enables easy testing of different BSP strategies, and follows
modern Rust patterns while maintaining full API compatibility.
- Implement dependency inversion pattern using BspOps trait
- Create separate SerialBspOps and ParallelBspOps implementations
- Replace manual loops with iterator patterns throughout
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing Node API
- Add SplittingPlaneStrategy trait for algorithm flexibility
- Organize code into clean submodule structure:
  - traits.rs: Core trait definitions
  - node.rs: Node data structure only
  - serial.rs: Serial BSP operations
  - parallel.rs: Parallel BSP operations (with rayon)
  - mod.rs: Public API and backward compatibility
- Fix doctest import issues and create missing directories
- All tests passing (98 lib tests + 28 doc tests)

This refactoring separates algorithms from data structures,
enables easy testing of different BSP strategies, and follows
modern Rust patterns while maintaining full API compatibility.
- Split monolithic sdf.rs into focused submodules
- Add grid.rs for SDF grid data structures
- Add traits.rs for common SDF interfaces
- Add serial.rs and parallel.rs for different computation strategies
- Update readme.md with new module structure
- Split monolithic sdf.rs into focused submodules
- Add grid.rs for SDF grid data structures
- Add traits.rs for common SDF interfaces
- Add serial.rs and parallel.rs for different computation strategies
- Update readme.md with new module structure
- Move convex_hull.rs and smoothing.rs into algorithm/ subdirectory
- Split algorithms into serial and parallel implementations
- Add trait definitions for algorithm interfaces
- Update module structure and imports in mesh/mod.rs and connectivity.rs

This refactoring improves code organization and enables better
dependency inversion for mesh processing algorithms.
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I'm actually going to implement this differently

@ryancinsight ryancinsight marked this pull request as draft July 10, 2025 20:35
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High src/mesh/algorithm/smoothing/parallel.rs:317 Runtime panic from unwrap
✅ Files analyzed, no issues (34)

examples/adjacency_demo.rs
readme.md
src/io/stl.rs
src/lib.rs
src/main.rs
src/mesh/algorithm/convex_hull/mod.rs
src/mesh/algorithm/convex_hull/parallel.rs
src/mesh/algorithm/convex_hull/serial.rs
src/mesh/algorithm/convex_hull/traits.rs
src/mesh/algorithm/mod.rs
src/mesh/algorithm/smoothing/mod.rs
src/mesh/algorithm/smoothing/serial.rs
src/mesh/algorithm/smoothing/traits.rs
src/mesh/bsp.rs
src/mesh/bsp/mod.rs
src/mesh/bsp/node.rs
src/mesh/bsp/parallel.rs
src/mesh/bsp/serial.rs
src/mesh/bsp/traits.rs
src/mesh/bsp_parallel.rs
src/mesh/connectivity.rs
src/mesh/metaballs.rs
src/mesh/mod.rs
src/mesh/sdf.rs
src/mesh/sdf/grid.rs
src/mesh/sdf/mod.rs
src/mesh/sdf/parallel.rs
src/mesh/sdf/serial.rs
src/mesh/sdf/traits.rs
src/nurbs/mod.rs
src/sketch/extrudes.rs
src/sketch/hershey.rs
src/sketch/shapes.rs
src/tests.rs

// Curvature check
if !should_refine {
'edge_loop: for edge in polygon.edges() {
let v1_idx = vertex_map.get_index(&edge.0.pos).unwrap();
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Potential runtime panic in parallel adaptive_refine implementation. The code calls .unwrap() on vertex_map.get_index() which returns Option. If the epsilon-based floating-point comparison fails to match a vertex position, or if the pre-population step misses any vertices, this will panic at runtime.

The serial implementation (serial.rs line 272) uses get_or_create_index() which handles missing vertices gracefully by creating them. The parallel implementation cannot use get_or_create_index() due to Rust's borrow checker restrictions in parallel contexts, but it should handle the None case instead of unwrapping.

This bug will cause crashes when:

  1. Using the 'parallel' feature flag
  2. Calling adaptive_refine() on meshes
  3. When floating-point precision causes vertex positions to not match within epsilon tolerance

Error will be: thread panicked at 'called Option::unwrap() on a None value'


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