- Switched from dynamic to static allocation for an instance of `MCSParameters`
- Switched to using `auto` where possible
- Added a few `CHECK_INVARIANT` where appropriate before dereferencing pointers
- Moved some inline comments to the previous line to improve readability
- Added a early check for `CompleteRingsOnly` in `checkBondRingMatch()` to improve computational efficiency
- Removed `RingMatchTableSet` entirely as 1) it is unnecessary since its functionality is already provided by `RingInfo` 2) it abused the `userData` pointer. This allows cleaning up and simplifying the code, particularly the Python wrappers which had a significant amount of added complexity to support it
- Removed all the code that was deprecated several releases ago
- Reimplemented ringFusionCheck() from scratch to address several bug reports; also switched from std::set to boost::dynamic_bitset for better efficiency
- Replaced boost::tie with boost::make_iterator_range
- Modernized `for` loops where possible
- Removed entirely the QueryRings structure as its functionality is already available in RingInfo
- Removed entirely the _DFS() function since the same algorithm can be implemented in a simpler and more efficient way using RingInfo (from 2m28.441s to 2m9.859s for the same task)
- Replaced std::vector<bool> with boost::dynamic_bitset
- Replaced C-style casts with C++ casts
- Replaced some size_t with unsigned int
- Refactored checkIfRingsAreClosed() such that checkNoLoneRingAtoms() is not needed anymore
- Added a test for slow runtimes with CompleteRingsOnly
- Setting Timeout to 0 means no timeout, as it should be
- Removed unused `steps` variable from `MaximumCommonSubgraph::growSeeds`
- Storing both Atom and Bond pointers and their indices on Seed and MCS data structures is time-consuming and a potential source of incons
istencies; storing pointers is sufficient
- Promoted `MaximumCommonSubgraph::match` from `private` to `public`
- `NewBonds` was declared `mutable`, but `Seed::fillNewBonds()` was incorrectly declared as `non-const`, which caused the need for an ugly
(and unnecessary) `const_cast`.
I have now removed the `const_cast` and correctly declared functions that alter `NewBonds` as `const`, since `NewBonds` is explicitly `mut
able`
- Removed some useless random scoping that was peppering the MCS code
- Removed a significant amount of duplicate code from the Python wrappers by inheriting from a base `PyMCSWrapper` class
- Fixed#6082
- Fixed#5510
- Fixed#5457
- Fixed#5440
- Fixed#5411
- Fixed#3965
- Fixed#6578
Co-authored-by: ptosco <paolo.tosco@novartis.com>
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