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Introduce cctk_ash, describing the process-local array shape that has
been allocated. This may be larger than cctk_lsh, the process-local
shape that should be used.
Retire cctk_lssh and related infrastructure to handle staggered grid
functions.
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routines for Cactus. So far it defines all the CCTK_GFINDEX?D() routines for
debug configurations.
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routines that were originally there as defaults
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what the index is set to)
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Tom
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with their names.
Tom
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approach for what I wanted to do, but may be resurrected at some point.
Tom
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Basically can register functions which return void CCTK_INT or CCTK_REAL
and take up to CCTK_MAX_ARGS (currently 255) void * arguments.
The CCTK_FunctionCall function can then be used to call this function, timing
its execution.
Tom
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Tom
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Tom
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untested as yet. Still need to put in MPI time and the windows time
stuff, as well as hardware counters, and still need to wrap schedule stuff
with timers.
Tom
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IMPORTANT: if you don't have a src/schedule directory, please
do an "update -d" or your code won't compile!
You can now create schedule groups and schedule items (other groups
or functions) IN a group. You may then schedule a group AT a
particular CCTK entry point, or inside another group.
There is a new keyword WHILE in the schedule specification. The
argument(s) to this are the full names of integer scalars, and the
item which is scheduled WHILE will be executed while this integer, or
these integers, are non-zero. Note that currently there is little
checking of the type of these scalars, 'though this will be coming
soon.
BEFORE, AFTER, or WHILE can take a list of arguments of the form
(a,b,c) to stop you having to do something like
BEFORE a BEFORE b BEFORE c
So the full format of a schedule statement is
SCHEDULE [GROUP] <name> <AT entrypoint | IN group> [BEFORE|AFTER <item | (item...)>] [WHILE <integer gridscalar>]
{
[LANG: <language>]
[COMM: <group(s)>]
[STORAGE: <groups(s)]
[TRIGGERS: <groups(s)]
} "<description>"
Note that even for a group you need to provide
{
} "<description>"
'though that may be relaxed soon.
Also TRIGGERS are now on a group basis, not on a variable basis.
So, for example, to test this I had
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SCHEDULE TEST1_InitialData AT INITIAL
{
LANG: Fortran
} "Initialise"
SCHEDULE TEST1_InitialData AT EVOL
{
LANG: Fortran
} "Initialise"
SCHEDULE TEST1_Evolve IN testit
{
LANG: Fortran
} "Evolution routine"
SCHEDULE GROUP testit WHILE test1::foo_int_scalar AT EVOL AFTER TEST1_InitialData
{
} "Test a group within a group. "
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where the initialisation routine set test1::foo_int_scalar to 4 and
the evolution routine decremented it. The group "testit" is redundant here
as only one thing is scheduled in it, the WHILE and AFTER could have gone
directly onto the scheduling of TEST1_Evolve.
Apart from the checking of the while stuff, the perl does a fair amount of
checking that groups exist. It doesn't yet check that a group you
are scheduling at or in exists, and neither does the C, so please check the
screen output of the final schedule tree. Checks for this an for
unreachable groups will go in, but perhaps not in the next week.
There's also some tidying up which needs to go in, but this stuff
passes all the tests that the unmodified code does.
I have also tried to make the output of the CST a bit more useful, 'though
now it's a wee bit long-winded.
Please send me comments if you want more output of various things, or would
like the current output, or how the WHILE stuff works, changed.
Tom
IMPORTANT: if you don't have a src/schedule directory, please
do an "update -d" or your code won't compile!
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Now a non-active thorn's extensions to parameters shouldn't be valid,
range checking is now done, even for strings, which must conform to
a regular expression.
Tom
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Now the defaults for overloaded functions are setup before anything else, and
the the Overloading functions count the number of times they are called
and don't allow the thing to be overloaded more than twice - once for the
default, and once for people actually wanting to overload it.
Redirection now works - output is put into files like CCTK_Proc<x> where x is the
process number.
Tom
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Now need to specify ActiveThorns before any other parameters to list those
thorns which are active. No parameters or startup or rfr routines are
available from inactive thorns.
Note that this isn't quite working yet but I hope to track it down by morning.
In the meantime either don't update or be prepared for things to be slightly
broken.
Tom
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Please try this on a reasonable OS.
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Now all in Groups.c
Tom
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hello Overloadable !
Now each subdirectory has one header file (in the include dir) which
defines the overloadable functions. Macros are then applied to the
header file to produce functions of the form
CCTK_OverloadFoo(... (*func)(...))
to overload the function, and to create prototypes, dummy functions, and
if statements which can be used to assign dummy (or other default) functions
to any overloadable function which hasn't been assigned.
The resulting functions have names of the form CCTK_Foo()
As a byproduct of this the communication layer should work, 'though it's
all dummy functions there at the moment, but at least you can call the functions.
I've put OutputGH and OutputGroup in the IO layer, but can't remember
precisely what we had decided as the canonical set of overloadable functions
for IO.
Tom
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when dealing with the rfr.
Tom
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Added Groups.c which should contain the master functions for dealing with
Groups.
Tom
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In your make.code.defn file put lines
SRCS = <sources in this directory>
SUBDIRS= <all subdirectories - e.g. what find . -type d would give you>
then in each subdirectory put a make.code.defn containing
SRCS = <sources in this directory>
(N.B. you cannot currently put a SUBDIRS line here)
along with make.code.deps files in all the directories.
Make will then go into the relevant subdirectory and make the object files there
before updating the library file.
The first time it does this you will get errors of the form
cannot find <subdir-name>/make.identity
you should ignore these errors, as the make system then creates the files. If I find a way to do this without the errors, I'll be happy 8-) The files are used to keep track of the subdirectory filenames.
Tom
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