Function reshape_with_limit

pub fn reshape_with_limit(slice: &Slice, limit: Limit) -> Slice

Reshapes a slice by factoring each dimension into smaller extents under the given limit.

This transformation increases dimensionality by breaking large sizes into products of smaller factors (e.g., [1024] with limit 32 becomes [32, 32]). The result is a new Slice that preserves memory layout and flat index semantics.

Factoring is greedy, starting from the largest divisors ≤ limit. Dimensions that cannot be factored under the limit are left unchanged.

Arguments

• slice: the original multidimensional slice
• limit: maximum extent allowed in any factored subdimension

Returns

A reshaped Slice with updated sizes and strides.

Example

use ndslice::Slice;
use ndslice::reshape::Limit;
use ndslice::reshape::reshape_with_limit;

let slice = Slice::new_row_major(vec![1024]);
let reshaped = reshape_with_limit(&slice, Limit::new(32));
assert_eq!(reshaped.sizes(), &[32, 32]);