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CeedVector

LibCEED.CeedVector — Type
CeedVector(c::Ceed, len::Integer)

Creates a CeedVector of given length.

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CeedVector(c::Ceed, v2::AbstractVector; mtype=MEM_HOST, cmode=COPY_VALUES)

Creates a new CeedVector using the contents of the given vector v2. By default, the contents of v2 will be copied to the new CeedVector, but this behavior can be changed by specifying a different cmode.

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Base.setindex! — Method
setindex!(v::CeedVector, v2::AbstractArray)
v[] = v2

Sets the values of CeedVector v equal to those of v2 using broadcasting.

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Base.Vector — Method
Vector(v::CeedVector)

Create a new Vector by copying the contents of v.

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LinearAlgebra.norm — Method
norm(v::CeedVector, ntype::NormType)

Return the norm of the given CeedVector.

The norm type can either be specified as one of NORM_1, NORM_2, NORM_MAX.

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LibCEED.@witharray — Macro
@witharray(v_arr=v, [size=(dims...)], [mtype=MEM_HOST], body)

Executes body, having extracted the contents of the CeedVector v as an array with name v_arr. If the memory type mtype is not provided, MEM_HOST will be used. If the size is not specified, a flat vector will be assumed.

Examples

Negate the contents of CeedVector v:

@witharray v_arr=v v_arr .*= -1.0
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LibCEED.witharray — Function
witharray(f, v::CeedVector, mtype=MEM_HOST)

Calls f with an array containing the data of the CeedVector v, using memory type mtype.

Because of performance issues involving closures, if f is a complex operation, it may be more efficient to use the macro version @witharray (cf. the section on "Performance of captured variable" in the Julia documentation and related GitHub issue.

Examples

Return the sum of a vector:

witharray(sum, v)
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LibCEED.witharray_read — Function
witharray_read(f, v::CeedVector, mtype::MemType=MEM_HOST)

Same as witharray, but with read-only access to the data.

Examples

Display the contents of a vector:

witharray_read(display, v)
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LibCEED.setarray! — Function
setarray!(v::CeedVector, mtype::MemType, cmode::CopyMode, arr)

Set the array used by a CeedVector, freeing any previously allocated array if applicable. The backend may copy values to a different MemType. See also syncarray! and takearray!.

Avoid OWN_POINTER CopyMode

The CopyMode OWN_POINTER is not suitable for use with arrays that are allocated by Julia, since those cannot be properly freed from libCEED.

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LibCEED.syncarray! — Function
syncarray!(v::CeedVector, mtype::MemType)

Sync the CeedVector to a specified MemType. This function is used to force synchronization of arrays set with setarray!. If the requested memtype is already synchronized, this function results in a no-op.

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LibCEED.takearray! — Function
takearray!(v::CeedVector, mtype::MemType)

Take ownership of the CeedVector array and remove the array from the CeedVector. The caller is responsible for managing and freeing the array. The array is returns as a Ptr{CeedScalar}.

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LibCEED.scale! — Function
scale!(v::CeedVector, a::Real)

Overwrite v with a*v for scalar a. Returns v.

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LinearAlgebra.axpy! — Method
axpy!(a::Real, x::CeedVector, y::CeedVector)

Overwrite y with x*a + y, where a is a scalar. Returns y.

Different argument order

In order to be consistent with LinearAlgebra.axpy!, the arguments are passed in order: a, x, y. This is different than the order of arguments of the C function CeedVectorAXPY.

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LibCEED.pointwisemult! — Function
pointwisemult!(w::CeedVector, x::CeedVector, y::CeedVector)

Overwrite w with x .* y. Any subset of x, y, and w may be the same vector. Returns w.

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