Class LData provides storage for a single scalar- or vector-valued Lagrangian quantity. More...

#include </home/runner/work/IBAMR/IBAMR/ibtk/include/ibtk/LData.h>

Inheritance diagram for IBTK::LData:

Public Member Functions
	LData (std::string name, unsigned int num_local_nodes, unsigned int depth, std::vector< int > nonlocal_petsc_indices=std::vector< int >(0))
	Constructor. More...

	LData (std::string name, Vec vec, std::vector< int > nonlocal_petsc_indices=std::vector< int >(0), const bool manage_petsc_vec=true)
	Constructor. More...

	LData (SAMRAI::tbox::Pointer< SAMRAI::tbox::Database > db)
	Constructor.

virtual	~LData ()
	Virtual destructor.

virtual void	resetData (Vec vec, const std::vector< int > &nonlocal_petsc_indices=std::vector< int >(0), const bool manage_petsc_vec=true)
	Reset data items. More...

const std::string &	getName () const
	Returns a const reference to the name of this LData object.

unsigned int	getGlobalNodeCount () const
	Returns the total number of Lagrangian nodes.

unsigned int	getLocalNodeCount () const
	Returns the number of local (i.e., on processor) Lagrangian nodes. More...

unsigned int	getGhostNodeCount () const
	Returns the number of local ghost nodes associated with the LData object.

unsigned int	getDepth () const
	Returns the depth (i.e., the number of components per node) of the Lagrangian data.

Vec	getVec ()
	Returns the PETSc Vec object that stores the data. More...

boost::multi_array_ref< double, 1 > *	getArray ()
	Returns a pointer to a boost::multi_array_ref object that wraps the array corresponding to the PETSc Vec object. This method is appropriate only for scalar-valued quantities. More...

boost::multi_array_ref< double, 1 > *	getLocalFormArray ()
	Returns a pointer to a boost::multi_array_ref object that wraps the array corresponding to the PETSc Vec object. This method is appropriate only for scalar-valued quantities. More...

boost::multi_array_ref< double, 1 > *	getGhostedLocalFormArray ()
	Returns a pointer to a boost::multi_array_ref object that wraps the array corresponding to the ghosted local part of the PETSc Vec object. This method is appropriate only for scalar-valued quantities. More...

boost::multi_array_ref< double, 2 > *	getVecArray ()
	Returns a pointer to a boost::multi_array_ref object that wraps the array corresponding to the PETSc Vec object. This method is appropriate for either scalar- or vector-valued quantities. More...

boost::multi_array_ref< double, 2 > *	getLocalFormVecArray ()
	Returns a pointer to a boost::multi_array_ref object that wraps the array corresponding to the PETSc Vec object. This method is appropriate for either scalar- or vector-valued quantities. More...

boost::multi_array_ref< double, 2 > *	getGhostedLocalFormVecArray ()
	Returns a pointer to a boost::multi_array_ref object that wraps the array corresponding to the ghosted local part of the PETSc Vec object. This method is appropriate for either scalar- or vector-valued quantities. More...

void	restoreArrays ()
	Restore any arrays extracted via calls to getArray(), getLocalFormArray(), and getGhostedLocalFormArray(). More...

void	beginGhostUpdate ()
	Begin updating ghost values.

void	endGhostUpdate ()
	End updating ghost values.

void	putToDatabase (SAMRAI::tbox::Pointer< SAMRAI::tbox::Database > db) override
	Write out object state to the given database.

Detailed Description

Class LData provides storage for a single scalar- or vector-valued Lagrangian quantity.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ LData() [1/2]

IBTK::LData::LData	(	std::string	name,
		unsigned int	num_local_nodes,
		unsigned int	depth,
		std::vector< int >	nonlocal_petsc_indices = `std::vector<int>(0)`
	)

Constructor.

Note: This constructor will allocate an appropriately sized PETSc Vec object. Data management for this PETSc Vec object is handled by the LData object.

◆ LData() [2/2]

IBTK::LData::LData	(	std::string	name,
		Vec	vec,
		std::vector< int >	nonlocal_petsc_indices = `std::vector<int>(0)`,
		const bool	manage_petsc_vec = `true`
	)

Constructor.

Note: This constructor does not allocate a PETSc Vec object. Instead, it can assume responsibilities for data management for the supplied PETSc Vec object. In particular, the caller must not destroy the PETSc Vec object provided to the class constructor, if it is instructed to manage the PETSc Vec.; The blocksize of the supplied PETSc Vec object must be set appropriately. Its value is used to determine the data depth (i.e., the number of data components per node).

Member Function Documentation

◆ getArray()

boost::multi_array_ref< double, 1 > * IBTK::LData::getArray ( )

inline

Returns a pointer to a boost::multi_array_ref object that wraps the array corresponding to the PETSc Vec object. This method is appropriate only for scalar-valued quantities.

Note: Only local data are accessible via the returned array. Nonlocal data must be accessed via appropriate PETSc function calls.; The returned array is indexed using the global PETSc indexing scheme.; Any outstanding references to the underlying array data are invalidated by restoreArrays().

See also: restoreArrays()

◆ getGhostedLocalFormArray()

boost::multi_array_ref< double, 1 > * IBTK::LData::getGhostedLocalFormArray ( )

inline

Returns a pointer to a boost::multi_array_ref object that wraps the array corresponding to the ghosted local part of the PETSc Vec object. This method is appropriate only for scalar-valued quantities.

Note: Only local (i.e., on processor) and ghost node data are accessible via this array. All other nonlocal data must be accessed via appropriate PETSc function calls.; The returned array object is indexed using the local PETSc indexing scheme.; Any outstanding references to the underlying array data are invalidated by restoreArrays().

See also: restoreArrays()

◆ getGhostedLocalFormVecArray()

boost::multi_array_ref< double, 2 > * IBTK::LData::getGhostedLocalFormVecArray ( )

inline

Returns a pointer to a boost::multi_array_ref object that wraps the array corresponding to the ghosted local part of the PETSc Vec object. This method is appropriate for either scalar- or vector-valued quantities.

Note: Only local (i.e., on processor) and ghost node data are accessible via this array. All other nonlocal data must be accessed via appropriate PETSc function calls.; The returned array object is indexed using the local PETSc indexing scheme.; Any outstanding references to the underlying array data are invalidated by restoreArrays().

See also: restoreArrays()

◆ getLocalFormArray()

boost::multi_array_ref< double, 1 > * IBTK::LData::getLocalFormArray ( )

inline

Returns a pointer to a boost::multi_array_ref object that wraps the array corresponding to the PETSc Vec object. This method is appropriate only for scalar-valued quantities.

Note: Only local data are accessible via the returned array. Nonlocal data must be accessed via appropriate PETSc function calls.; The returned array is indexed using the local PETSc indexing scheme.; Any outstanding references to the underlying array data are invalidated by restoreArrays().

See also: restoreArrays()

◆ getLocalFormVecArray()

boost::multi_array_ref< double, 2 > * IBTK::LData::getLocalFormVecArray ( )

inline

Returns a pointer to a boost::multi_array_ref object that wraps the array corresponding to the PETSc Vec object. This method is appropriate for either scalar- or vector-valued quantities.

Note: Only local data are accessible via the returned array. Nonlocal data must be accessed via appropriate PETSc function calls.; The returned array is indexed using the local PETSc indexing scheme.; Any outstanding references to the underlying array data are invalidated by restoreArrays().

See also: restoreArrays()

◆ getLocalNodeCount()

unsigned int IBTK::LData::getLocalNodeCount ( ) const

inline

Returns the number of local (i.e., on processor) Lagrangian nodes.

Note: This count does not include ghost nodes (if any).

◆ getVec()

Vec IBTK::LData::getVec ( )

inline

Returns the PETSc Vec object that stores the data.

Note: getVec() calls restoreArrays(), which invalidates any oustanding references to the underlying array data.

See also: restoreArrays()

◆ getVecArray()

boost::multi_array_ref< double, 2 > * IBTK::LData::getVecArray ( )

inline

Returns a pointer to a boost::multi_array_ref object that wraps the array corresponding to the PETSc Vec object. This method is appropriate for either scalar- or vector-valued quantities.

Note: Only local data are accessible via the returned array. Nonlocal data must be accessed via appropriate PETSc function calls.; The returned array is indexed using the global PETSc indexing scheme.; Any outstanding references to the underlying array data are invalidated by restoreArrays().

See also: restoreArrays()

◆ resetData()

void IBTK::LData::resetData	(	Vec	vec,
		const std::vector< int > &	nonlocal_petsc_indices = `std::vector<int>(0)`,
		const bool	manage_petsc_vec = `true`
	)

virtual

Reset data items.

Note: The LData object assumes responsibilities for data management for the supplied PETSc Vec object. In particular, the caller must not destroy the PETSc Vec object provided to resetData().; The blocksize of the supplied PETSc Vec object must be set appropriately. Its value is used to determine the data depth (i.e., the number of data components per node).

◆ restoreArrays()

void IBTK::LData::restoreArrays ( )

inline

Restore any arrays extracted via calls to getArray(), getLocalFormArray(), and getGhostedLocalFormArray().

Note: Any outstanding references to the underlying array data are invalidated by restoreArrays().

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

/home/runner/work/IBAMR/IBAMR/ibtk/include/ibtk/LData.h
/home/runner/work/IBAMR/IBAMR/ibtk/include/ibtk/private/LData-inl.h
/home/runner/work/IBAMR/IBAMR/ibtk/src/lagrangian/LData.cpp

Public Member Functions

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ LData() [1/2]

◆ LData() [2/2]

Member Function Documentation

◆ getArray()

◆ getGhostedLocalFormArray()

◆ getGhostedLocalFormVecArray()

◆ getLocalFormArray()

◆ getLocalFormVecArray()

◆ getLocalNodeCount()

◆ getVec()

◆ getVecArray()

◆ resetData()

◆ restoreArrays()