1357feee3SLois Curfman McInnes #ifndef lint 2*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes static char vcid[] = "$Id: shell.c,v 1.8 1995/04/25 19:08:57 curfman Exp curfman $"; 3357feee3SLois Curfman McInnes #endif 4e51e0e81SBarry Smith 5e51e0e81SBarry Smith /* 620563c6bSBarry Smith This provides a simple shell for Fortran (and C programmers) to 720563c6bSBarry Smith create a very simple matrix class for use with KSP without coding 820563c6bSBarry Smith mush of anything. 9e51e0e81SBarry Smith */ 10e51e0e81SBarry Smith 11e51e0e81SBarry Smith #include "petsc.h" 12e51e0e81SBarry Smith #include "matimpl.h" /*I "mat.h" I*/ 13e51e0e81SBarry Smith #include "vec/vecimpl.h" 14e51e0e81SBarry Smith 1520563c6bSBarry Smith typedef struct { 1620563c6bSBarry Smith int m,n; 1720563c6bSBarry Smith int (*mult)(void *,Vec,Vec); 18f0479e8cSBarry Smith int (*multtransadd)(void*,Vec,Vec,Vec); 1920563c6bSBarry Smith void *ctx; 2020563c6bSBarry Smith } MatShell; 21e51e0e81SBarry Smith 2220563c6bSBarry Smith static int MatShellMult(Mat mat,Vec x,Vec y) 23e51e0e81SBarry Smith { 2420563c6bSBarry Smith MatShell *shell; 2520563c6bSBarry Smith shell = (MatShell *) mat->data; 2620563c6bSBarry Smith return (*shell->mult)(shell->ctx,x,y); 27e51e0e81SBarry Smith } 28f0479e8cSBarry Smith static int MatShellMultTransAdd(Mat mat,Vec x,Vec y,Vec z) 29f0479e8cSBarry Smith { 30f0479e8cSBarry Smith MatShell *shell; 31f0479e8cSBarry Smith shell = (MatShell *) mat->data; 32f0479e8cSBarry Smith return (*shell->multtransadd)(shell->ctx,x,y,z); 33f0479e8cSBarry Smith } 3420563c6bSBarry Smith static int MatShellDestroy(PetscObject obj) 35e51e0e81SBarry Smith { 3620563c6bSBarry Smith Mat mat = (Mat) obj; 3720563c6bSBarry Smith MatShell *shell; 3820563c6bSBarry Smith shell = (MatShell *) mat->data; 399e25ed09SBarry Smith FREE(shell); 40a5a9c739SBarry Smith PLogObjectDestroy(mat); 419e25ed09SBarry Smith PETSCHEADERDESTROY(mat); 42e51e0e81SBarry Smith return 0; 43e51e0e81SBarry Smith } 44e51e0e81SBarry Smith 4520563c6bSBarry Smith static struct _MatOps MatOps = {0,0, 4620563c6bSBarry Smith 0, 47f0479e8cSBarry Smith MatShellMult,0,0,MatShellMultTransAdd, 4820563c6bSBarry Smith 0,0,0,0, 4920563c6bSBarry Smith 0,0, 5020563c6bSBarry Smith 0, 5120563c6bSBarry Smith 0, 5220563c6bSBarry Smith 0,0,0, 5320563c6bSBarry Smith 0, 5420563c6bSBarry Smith 0,0,0, 5520563c6bSBarry Smith 0,0, 5620563c6bSBarry Smith 0, 5720563c6bSBarry Smith 0,0,0,0, 5820563c6bSBarry Smith 0,0 }; 59e51e0e81SBarry Smith 60e51e0e81SBarry Smith /*@ 61ff756334SLois Curfman McInnes MatShellCreate - Creates a new matrix class for use with a user-defined 62ff756334SLois Curfman McInnes private data storage format. 63e51e0e81SBarry Smith 64e51e0e81SBarry Smith Input Parameters: 656b5873e3SBarry Smith . comm - MPI communicator 66ff756334SLois Curfman McInnes . m - number of rows 67ff756334SLois Curfman McInnes . n - number of columns 68*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes . ctx - pointer to data needed by matrix-vector multiplication routine(s) 69e51e0e81SBarry Smith 70ff756334SLois Curfman McInnes Output Parameter: 71e51e0e81SBarry Smith . mat - the matrix 72e51e0e81SBarry Smith 73ff756334SLois Curfman McInnes Notes: 74ff756334SLois Curfman McInnes The shell matrix type is intended to provide a simple class to use 75ff756334SLois Curfman McInnes with KSP (such as, for use with matrix-free methods). You should not 76ff756334SLois Curfman McInnes use the shell type if you plan to define a complete matrix class. 77e51e0e81SBarry Smith 7820563c6bSBarry Smith Usage: 79ff756334SLois Curfman McInnes $ MatShellCreate(m,n,ctx,&mat); 80ff756334SLois Curfman McInnes $ MatShellSetMult(mat,mult); 81e51e0e81SBarry Smith 82*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes .keywords: matrix, shell, create 83*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes 84*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes .seealso: MatShellSetMult(), MatShellSetMultTransAdd() 85e51e0e81SBarry Smith @*/ 866b5873e3SBarry Smith int MatShellCreate(MPI_Comm comm,int m, int n, void *ctx,Mat *mat) 87e51e0e81SBarry Smith { 8820563c6bSBarry Smith Mat newmat; 8920563c6bSBarry Smith MatShell *shell; 906b5873e3SBarry Smith PETSCHEADERCREATE(newmat,_Mat,MAT_COOKIE,MATSHELL,comm); 91a5a9c739SBarry Smith PLogObjectCreate(newmat); 9220563c6bSBarry Smith *mat = newmat; 9320563c6bSBarry Smith newmat->factor = 0; 9420563c6bSBarry Smith newmat->destroy= MatShellDestroy; 9520563c6bSBarry Smith newmat->ops = &MatOps; 9620563c6bSBarry Smith shell = NEW(MatShell); CHKPTR(shell); 9720563c6bSBarry Smith newmat->data = (void *) shell; 9820563c6bSBarry Smith shell->mult = 0; 9920563c6bSBarry Smith shell->m = m; 10020563c6bSBarry Smith shell->n = n; 10120563c6bSBarry Smith shell->ctx = ctx; 102e51e0e81SBarry Smith return 0; 103e51e0e81SBarry Smith } 104e51e0e81SBarry Smith 105e51e0e81SBarry Smith /*@ 106*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes MatShellSetMult - Sets the routine for computing the matrix-vector product. 107e51e0e81SBarry Smith 108e51e0e81SBarry Smith Input Parameters: 109*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes . mat - the matrix associated with this operation, created 110*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes with MatShellCreate() 111*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes . mult - the user-defined routine 112e51e0e81SBarry Smith 113*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes Calling sequence of mult: 114*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes int mult (void *ptr,Vec xin,Vec xout) 115*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes . ptr - the application context for matrix data 116*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes . xin - input vector 117*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes . xout - output vector 118*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes 119*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes .keywords: matrix, multiply, shell, set 120*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes 121*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes .seealso: MatShellCreate(), MatShellSetMultTransAdd() 122e51e0e81SBarry Smith @*/ 12320563c6bSBarry Smith int MatShellSetMult(Mat mat, int (*mult)(void*,Vec,Vec)) 124e51e0e81SBarry Smith { 12520563c6bSBarry Smith MatShell *shell; 126e51e0e81SBarry Smith VALIDHEADER(mat,MAT_COOKIE); 12720563c6bSBarry Smith shell = (MatShell *) mat->data; 12820563c6bSBarry Smith shell->mult = mult; 12920563c6bSBarry Smith return 0; 130e51e0e81SBarry Smith } 131f0479e8cSBarry Smith /*@ 132*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes MatShellSetMultTransAdd - Sets the routine for computing v3 = v2 + A' * v1. 133f0479e8cSBarry Smith 134f0479e8cSBarry Smith Input Parameters: 135*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes . mat - the matrix associated with this operation, created 136*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes with MatShellCreate() 137*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes . mult - the user-defined routine 138f0479e8cSBarry Smith 139*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes Calling sequence of mult: 140*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes int mult (void *ptr,Vec v1,Vec v2,Vec v3) 141*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes . ptr - the application context for matrix data 142*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes . v1, v2 - the input vectors 143*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes . v3 - the result 144*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes 145*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes .keywords: matrix, multiply, transpose 146*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes 147*0b627109SLois Curfman McInnes .seealso: MatShellCreate(), MatShellSetMult() 148f0479e8cSBarry Smith @*/ 149f0479e8cSBarry Smith int MatShellSetMultTransAdd(Mat mat, int (*mult)(void*,Vec,Vec,Vec)) 150f0479e8cSBarry Smith { 151f0479e8cSBarry Smith MatShell *shell; 152f0479e8cSBarry Smith VALIDHEADER(mat,MAT_COOKIE); 153f0479e8cSBarry Smith shell = (MatShell *) mat->data; 154f0479e8cSBarry Smith shell->multtransadd = mult; 155f0479e8cSBarry Smith return 0; 156f0479e8cSBarry Smith } 157f0479e8cSBarry Smith 158f0479e8cSBarry Smith 159