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The two pixel-level differences left between the Metal kernels and the CPU engine are closed:
- clip_sums follows the radial curve handed over by RadialBackgroundFromRings (RadialClipOffset, written
out line for line as radial_clip_offset; the curve in buffer 11, BraggPassAFrame::n_curve), so the
CPU fallback for such frames (3467c2191) is removed;
- box_sums counts the saturated signal-disk pixels (BraggBoxSums::n_saturated), so a still's overload
kept as a lower bound counts them at the saturation limit, as on the CPU and CUDA.
Everything else - the gain (clip floor, sigma floor, fit floor, Finalize), the radial correction and D14 -
is the CPU engine's own host code on the Metal path already.
The structs the host hands the kernels carry static_asserts on their size in the shared headers, so the
host and the Metal compiler check the same numbers.
The [Metal] bit-identity test now covers the handed-over curve under every integrator, stills keeping
overloads (overloads_kept compared and required non-zero), gains 4 and 1.7, and a footprint still with a
curve; `clipped` is compared too. A [portable] CPU-only case checks everywhere that these cases reach
their modes. Not compiled here (no macOS): the Mac CI job is the check.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015CeEGgpKdfkCTJb3YNMJcu
(cherry picked from commit 285d40c99b6356a52d224e610bc7b28d69973a06)