Sacado_Fad_Ops_Fwd.hpp

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// The forward-mode AD classes in Sacado are a derivative work of the
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//  A short implementation ( not all operators and
//  functions are overloaded ) of 1st order Automatic
//  Differentiation in forward mode (FAD) using
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#ifndef SACADO_FAD_OPS_FWD_HPP
#define SACADO_FAD_OPS_FWD_HPP

namespace Sacado {

  template <typename T> struct IsSimdType;

  namespace Fad {

    template <typename ExprT> class UnaryPlusOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class UnaryMinusOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class ExpOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class LogOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class Log10Op;
    template <typename ExprT> class SqrtOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class CosOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class SinOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class TanOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class ACosOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class ASinOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class ATanOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class CoshOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class SinhOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class TanhOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class ACoshOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class ASinhOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class ATanhOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class AbsOp;
    template <typename ExprT> class FAbsOp;
#ifdef HAVE_SACADO_CXX11
    template <typename ExprT> class CbrtOp;
#endif

    template <typename ExprT1, typename ExprT2> class AdditionOp;
    template <typename ExprT1, typename ExprT2> class SubtractionOp;
    template <typename ExprT1, typename ExprT2> class Multiplicationp;
    template <typename ExprT1, typename ExprT2> class DivisionOp;
    template <typename ExprT1, typename ExprT2> class Atan2Op;
    template <typename ExprT1, typename ExprT2,
              bool is_simd = IsSimdType<ExprT1>::value ||
              IsSimdType<ExprT2>::value> class PowerOp;
    template <typename ExprT1, typename ExprT2> class MaxOp;
    template <typename ExprT1, typename ExprT2> class MinOp;

  } // namespace Fad

} // namespace Sacado

#endif // SACADO_FAD_EXPRESSION_HPP