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opm-simulators
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This class maps domestic row indices to and from "global" indices which is used to construct an algebraic overlap for the parallel linear solvers. More...
#include <globalindices.hh>
Public Member Functions | |
| GlobalIndices (const ForeignOverlap &foreignOverlap) | |
| Index | domesticToGlobal (Index domesticIdx) const |
| Converts a domestic index to a global one. | |
| Index | globalToDomestic (Index globalIdx) const |
| Converts a global index to a domestic one. | |
| size_t | numLocal () const |
| Returns the number of indices which are in the interior or on the border of the current rank. | |
| size_t | numDomestic () const |
| Returns the number domestic indices. | |
| void | addIndex (Index domesticIdx, Index globalIdx) |
| Add an index to the domestic<->global mapping. | |
| void | sendBorderIndex (ProcessRank peerRank, Index domesticIdx, Index peerLocalIdx) |
| Send a border index to a remote process. | |
| void | receiveBorderIndex (ProcessRank peerRank) |
| Receive an index on the border from a remote process and add it the translation maps. | |
| bool | hasGlobalIndex (Index globalIdx) const |
| Return true iff a given global index already exists. | |
| void | print () const |
| Prints the global indices of all domestic indices for debugging purposes. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| void | buildGlobalIndices_ () |
| void | sendBorderTo_ (ProcessRank peerRank) |
| void | receiveBorderFrom_ (ProcessRank peerRank) |
| const PeerSet & | peerSet_ () const |
| const BorderList & | borderList_ () const |
Protected Attributes | |
| ProcessRank | myRank_ |
| size_t | mpiSize_ |
| int | domesticOffset_ |
| size_t | numDomestic_ |
| const ForeignOverlap & | foreignOverlap_ |
| GlobalToDomesticMap | globalToDomestic_ |
| DomesticToGlobalMap | domesticToGlobal_ |
This class maps domestic row indices to and from "global" indices which is used to construct an algebraic overlap for the parallel linear solvers.
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Returns the number domestic indices.
The domestic indices are defined as the process' local indices plus its copies of indices in the overlap regions