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The first cachingDelay preconditioner generations are always regenerated, afterwards the regular caching period is applied.
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Summary
Adds a
cachingDelayoption to the preconditioner dictionary. For the firstcachingDelaytimes a preconditioner is built for a system matrix, it is rebuilt on every solve. After that, the regularcachingperiod applies. This is useful when the matrix changes strongly in the first solves, e.g. during initial transients, so caching an early preconditioner would hurt convergence.Preconditioner::caching_period(d)returns 0 while the delay is active, and the configuredcachingvalue otherwise.preconditionerGenerationsin the existing_gkoSolverPropertiesdictionary.cachingDelaydefaults to 0, so existing setups are unchanged.Testing
verbose 1to check the "Postpone preconditioner caching" log messages.