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Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > Class Template Reference

One or more distributed dense vectors. More...

#include <Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp>

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Public Types

Typedefs to facilitate template metaprogramming.
using scalar_type = Scalar
 The type of each entry in the MultiVector. More...
 
using impl_scalar_type = typename Kokkos::Details::ArithTraits< Scalar >::val_type
 The type used internally in place of Scalar. More...
 
using map_type = Map< LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >
 The type of the Map specialization used by this class. More...
 
using local_ordinal_type = typename map_type::local_ordinal_type
 The type of local indices that this class uses. More...
 
using global_ordinal_type = typename map_type::global_ordinal_type
 The type of global indices that this class uses. More...
 
using device_type = typename map_type::device_type
 This class' preferred Kokkos device type. More...
 
using node_type = typename map_type::node_type
 Legacy thing that you should not use any more. More...
 
using dot_type = typename Kokkos::Details::InnerProductSpaceTraits< impl_scalar_type >::dot_type
 Type of an inner ("dot") product result. More...
 
using mag_type = typename Kokkos::ArithTraits< impl_scalar_type >::mag_type
 Type of a norm result. More...
 
using execution_space = typename device_type::execution_space
 Type of the (new) Kokkos execution space. More...
 
using dual_view_type = Kokkos::DualView< impl_scalar_type **, Kokkos::LayoutLeft, execution_space >
 Kokkos::DualView specialization used by this class. More...
 
Typedefs
using packet_type = typename::Kokkos::Details::ArithTraits< Scalar >::val_type
 The type of each datum being sent or received in an Import or Export. More...
 

Public Member Functions

virtual void removeEmptyProcessesInPlace (const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &newMap)
 Remove processes owning zero rows from the Map and their communicator. More...
 
void setCopyOrView (const Teuchos::DataAccess copyOrView)
 Set whether this has copy (copyOrView = Teuchos::Copy) or view (copyOrView = Teuchos::View) semantics. More...
 
Teuchos::DataAccess getCopyOrView () const
 Get whether this has copy (copyOrView = Teuchos::Copy) or view (copyOrView = Teuchos::View) semantics. More...
 
void assign (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &src)
 Copy the contents of src into *this (deep copy). More...
 
bool isSameSize (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &vec) const
 
Get a copy or view of a subset of rows and/or columns

The following methods get either a (deep) copy or a view (shallow copy) of a subset of rows and/or columns of the MultiVector. They return one of the following:

  • Another MultiVector
  • A Kokkos::View or Kokkos::DualView
  • A Teuchos::ArrayRCP (see the Teuchos Memory Management Classes)

We prefer use of Kokkos classes to Teuchos Memory Management Classes. In particular, Teuchos::ArrayRCP reference counts are not thread safe, while Kokkos::View (and Kokkos::DualView) reference counts are thread safe.

Not all of these methods are valid for a particular MultiVector. For instance, calling a method that accesses a view of the data in a 1-D format (i.e., get1dView) requires that the target MultiVector have constant stride.

This category of methods also includes sync(), modify(), and getLocalView(), which help MultiVector implement DualView semantics.

Teuchos::RCP< MultiVector
< Scalar, LocalOrdinal,
GlobalOrdinal, Node > > 
subCopy (const Teuchos::Range1D &colRng) const
 Return a MultiVector with copies of selected columns. More...
 
Teuchos::RCP< MultiVector
< Scalar, LocalOrdinal,
GlobalOrdinal, Node > > 
subCopy (const Teuchos::ArrayView< const size_t > &cols) const
 Return a MultiVector with copies of selected columns. More...
 
Teuchos::RCP< const
MultiVector< Scalar,
LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal,
Node > > 
subView (const Teuchos::Range1D &colRng) const
 Return a const MultiVector with const views of selected columns. More...
 
Teuchos::RCP< const
MultiVector< Scalar,
LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal,
Node > > 
subView (const Teuchos::ArrayView< const size_t > &cols) const
 Return a const MultiVector with const views of selected columns. More...
 
Teuchos::RCP< MultiVector
< Scalar, LocalOrdinal,
GlobalOrdinal, Node > > 
subViewNonConst (const Teuchos::Range1D &colRng)
 Return a MultiVector with views of selected columns. More...
 
Teuchos::RCP< MultiVector
< Scalar, LocalOrdinal,
GlobalOrdinal, Node > > 
subViewNonConst (const Teuchos::ArrayView< const size_t > &cols)
 Return a MultiVector with views of selected columns. More...
 
Teuchos::RCP< const
MultiVector< Scalar,
LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal,
Node > > 
offsetView (const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &subMap, const size_t offset) const
 Return a const view of a subset of rows. More...
 
Teuchos::RCP< MultiVector
< Scalar, LocalOrdinal,
GlobalOrdinal, Node > > 
offsetViewNonConst (const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &subMap, const size_t offset)
 Return a nonconst view of a subset of rows. More...
 
Teuchos::RCP< const Vector
< Scalar, LocalOrdinal,
GlobalOrdinal, Node > > 
getVector (const size_t j) const
 Return a Vector which is a const view of column j. More...
 
Teuchos::RCP< Vector< Scalar,
LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal,
Node > > 
getVectorNonConst (const size_t j)
 Return a Vector which is a nonconst view of column j. More...
 
Teuchos::ArrayRCP< const Scalar > getData (size_t j) const
 Const view of the local values in a particular vector of this multivector. More...
 
Teuchos::ArrayRCP< Scalar > getDataNonConst (size_t j)
 View of the local values in a particular vector of this multivector. More...
 
void get1dCopy (const Teuchos::ArrayView< Scalar > &A, const size_t LDA) const
 Fill the given array with a copy of this multivector's local values. More...
 
void get2dCopy (const Teuchos::ArrayView< const Teuchos::ArrayView< Scalar > > &ArrayOfPtrs) const
 Fill the given array with a copy of this multivector's local values. More...
 
Teuchos::ArrayRCP< const Scalar > get1dView () const
 Const persisting (1-D) view of this multivector's local values. More...
 
Teuchos::ArrayRCP
< Teuchos::ArrayRCP< const
Scalar > > 
get2dView () const
 Return const persisting pointers to values. More...
 
Teuchos::ArrayRCP< Scalar > get1dViewNonConst ()
 Nonconst persisting (1-D) view of this multivector's local values. More...
 
Teuchos::ArrayRCP
< Teuchos::ArrayRCP< Scalar > > 
get2dViewNonConst ()
 Return non-const persisting pointers to values. More...
 
void clear_sync_state ()
 Clear "modified" flags on both host and device sides. More...
 
template<class TargetDeviceType >
void sync ()
 Update data on device or host only if data in the other space has been marked as modified. More...
 
void sync_host ()
 Synchronize to Host. More...
 
void sync_device ()
 Synchronize to Device. More...
 
template<class TargetDeviceType >
bool need_sync () const
 Whether this MultiVector needs synchronization to the given space. More...
 
bool need_sync_host () const
 Whether this MultiVector needs synchronization to the host. More...
 
bool need_sync_device () const
 Whether this MultiVector needs synchronization to the device. More...
 
template<class TargetDeviceType >
void modify ()
 Mark data as modified on the given device TargetDeviceType. More...
 
void modify_device ()
 Mark data as modified on the device side. More...
 
void modify_host ()
 Mark data as modified on the host side. More...
 
template<class TargetDeviceType >
Kokkos::Impl::if_c
< std::is_same< typename
device_type::memory_space,
typename
TargetDeviceType::memory_space >
::value, typename
dual_view_type::t_dev,
typename
dual_view_type::t_host >::type 
getLocalView () const
 Return a view of the local data on a specific device. More...
 
dual_view_type::t_host getLocalViewHost () const
 A local Kokkos::View of host memory. More...
 
dual_view_type::t_dev getLocalViewDevice () const
 A local Kokkos::View of device memory. More...
 
Mathematical methods
void dot (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &A, const Teuchos::ArrayView< dot_type > &dots) const
 Compute the dot product of each corresponding pair of vectors (columns) in A and B. More...
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< !(std::is_same
< dot_type, T >::value), void >
::type 
dot (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &A, const Teuchos::ArrayView< T > &dots) const
 Compute the dot product of each corresponding pair of vectors (columns) in A and B. More...
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< !(std::is_same
< dot_type, T >::value), void >
::type 
dot (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &A, std::vector< T > &dots) const
 Like the above dot() overload, but for std::vector output. More...
 
void dot (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &A, const Kokkos::View< dot_type *, Kokkos::HostSpace > &norms) const
 Compute the dot product of each corresponding pair of vectors (columns) in A and B, storing the result in a device View. More...
 
template<class ViewType >
void dot (typename std::enable_if< std::is_same< typename ViewType::value_type, dot_type >::value &&std::is_same< typename ViewType::memory_space, typename device_type::memory_space >::value, const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >>::type &A, const ViewType &dots) const
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< !(std::is_same
< dot_type, T >::value), void >
::type 
dot (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &A, const Kokkos::View< T *, device_type > &dots) const
 Compute the dot product of each corresponding pair of vectors (columns) in A and B, storing the result in a device view. More...
 
void abs (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &A)
 Put element-wise absolute values of input Multi-vector in target: A = abs(this) More...
 
void reciprocal (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &A)
 Put element-wise reciprocal values of input Multi-vector in target, this(i,j) = 1/A(i,j). More...
 
void scale (const Scalar &alpha)
 Scale in place: this = alpha*this. More...
 
void scale (const Teuchos::ArrayView< const Scalar > &alpha)
 Scale each column in place: this[j] = alpha[j]*this[j]. More...
 
void scale (const Kokkos::View< const impl_scalar_type *, device_type > &alpha)
 Scale each column in place: this[j] = alpha[j]*this[j]. More...
 
void scale (const Scalar &alpha, const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &A)
 Scale in place: this = alpha * A. More...
 
void update (const Scalar &alpha, const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &A, const Scalar &beta)
 Update: this = beta*this + alpha*A. More...
 
void update (const Scalar &alpha, const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &A, const Scalar &beta, const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &B, const Scalar &gamma)
 Update: this = gamma*this + alpha*A + beta*B. More...
 
void norm1 (const Kokkos::View< mag_type *, Kokkos::HostSpace > &norms) const
 Compute the one-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a host view. More...
 
template<class ViewType >
std::enable_if< std::is_same
< typename
ViewType::value_type, mag_type >
::value &&std::is_same
< typename
ViewType::memory_space,
typename
device_type::memory_space >
::value >::type 
norm1 (const ViewType &norms) const
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< !(std::is_same
< mag_type, T >::value), void >
::type 
norm1 (const Kokkos::View< T *, device_type > &norms) const
 Compute the one-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a device view. More...
 
void norm1 (const Teuchos::ArrayView< mag_type > &norms) const
 Compute the one-norm of each vector (column). More...
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< !(std::is_same
< mag_type, T >::value), void >
::type 
norm1 (const Teuchos::ArrayView< T > &norms) const
 Compute the one-norm of each vector (column). More...
 
void norm2 (const Kokkos::View< mag_type *, Kokkos::HostSpace > &norms) const
 Compute the two-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a host View. More...
 
template<class ViewType >
std::enable_if< std::is_same
< typename
ViewType::value_type, mag_type >
::value &&std::is_same
< typename
ViewType::memory_space,
typename
device_type::memory_space >
::value >::type 
norm2 (const ViewType &norms) const
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< !(std::is_same
< mag_type, T >::value), void >
::type 
norm2 (const Kokkos::View< T *, device_type > &norms) const
 Compute the two-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a device view. More...
 
void norm2 (const Teuchos::ArrayView< mag_type > &norms) const
 Compute the two-norm of each vector (column). More...
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< !(std::is_same
< mag_type, T >::value), void >
::type 
norm2 (const Teuchos::ArrayView< T > &norms) const
 Compute the two-norm of each vector (column). More...
 
void normInf (const Kokkos::View< mag_type *, Kokkos::HostSpace > &norms) const
 Compute the infinity-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a host View. More...
 
template<class ViewType >
std::enable_if< std::is_same
< typename
ViewType::value_type, mag_type >
::value &&std::is_same
< typename
ViewType::memory_space,
typename
device_type::memory_space >
::value >::type 
normInf (const ViewType &norms) const
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< !(std::is_same
< mag_type, T >::value), void >
::type 
normInf (const Kokkos::View< T *, device_type > &norms) const
 Compute the infinity-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a device view. More...
 
void normInf (const Teuchos::ArrayView< mag_type > &norms) const
 Compute the infinity-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a Teuchos::ArrayView. More...
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< !(std::is_same
< mag_type, T >::value), void >
::type 
normInf (const Teuchos::ArrayView< T > &norms) const
 Compute the infinity-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a Teuchos::ArrayView. More...
 
void meanValue (const Teuchos::ArrayView< impl_scalar_type > &means) const
 Compute mean (average) value of each column. More...
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if<!std::is_same
< impl_scalar_type, T >::value,
void >::type 
meanValue (const Teuchos::ArrayView< T > &means) const
 
void multiply (Teuchos::ETransp transA, Teuchos::ETransp transB, const Scalar &alpha, const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &A, const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &B, const Scalar &beta)
 Matrix-matrix multiplication: this = beta*this + alpha*op(A)*op(B). More...
 
void elementWiseMultiply (Scalar scalarAB, const Vector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &A, const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &B, Scalar scalarThis)
 Multiply a Vector A elementwise by a MultiVector B. More...
 
Attribute access functions
size_t getNumVectors () const
 Number of columns in the multivector. More...
 
size_t getLocalLength () const
 Local number of rows on the calling process. More...
 
global_size_t getGlobalLength () const
 Global number of rows in the multivector. More...
 
size_t getStride () const
 Stride between columns in the multivector. More...
 
bool isConstantStride () const
 Whether this multivector has constant stride between columns. More...
 
Overridden from Teuchos::Describable
virtual std::string description () const
 A simple one-line description of this object. More...
 
virtual void describe (Teuchos::FancyOStream &out, const Teuchos::EVerbosityLevel verbLevel=Teuchos::Describable::verbLevel_default) const
 Print the object with the given verbosity level to a FancyOStream. More...
 
Public methods for redistributing data
void doImport (const SrcDistObject &source, const Import< LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &importer, const CombineMode CM, const bool restrictedMode=false)
 Import data into this object using an Import object ("forward mode"). More...
 
void doImport (const SrcDistObject &source, const Export< LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &exporter, const CombineMode CM, const bool restrictedMode=false)
 Import data into this object using an Export object ("reverse mode"). More...
 
void doExport (const SrcDistObject &source, const Export< LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &exporter, const CombineMode CM, const bool restrictedMode=false)
 Export data into this object using an Export object ("forward mode"). More...
 
void doExport (const SrcDistObject &source, const Import< LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &importer, const CombineMode CM, const bool restrictedMode=false)
 Export data into this object using an Import object ("reverse mode"). More...
 
Attribute accessor methods
bool isDistributed () const
 Whether this is a globally distributed object. More...
 
virtual Teuchos::RCP< const
map_type
getMap () const
 The Map describing the parallel distribution of this object. More...
 
I/O methods
void print (std::ostream &os) const
 Print this object to the given output stream. More...
 
Methods for use only by experts
virtual void removeEmptyProcessesInPlace (const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &newMap)
 Remove processes which contain no entries in this object's Map. More...
 

Protected Member Functions

virtual void doTransfer (const SrcDistObject &src, const ::Tpetra::Details::Transfer< local_ordinal_type, global_ordinal_type, node_type > &transfer, const char modeString[], const ReverseOption revOp, const CombineMode CM, const bool restrictedMode)
 Redistribute data across (MPI) processes. More...
 
virtual bool reallocArraysForNumPacketsPerLid (const size_t numExportLIDs, const size_t numImportLIDs)
 Reallocate numExportPacketsPerLID_ and/or numImportPacketsPerLID_, if necessary. More...
 
virtual void doTransferNew (const SrcDistObject &src, const CombineMode CM, const size_t numSameIDs, const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &permuteToLIDs, const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &permuteFromLIDs, const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &remoteLIDs, const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &exportLIDs, Distributor &distor, const ReverseOption revOp, const bool commOnHost, const bool restrictedMode)
 Implementation detail of doTransfer. More...
 
Misc. implementation details
std::string descriptionImpl (const std::string &className) const
 Implementation of description() for this class, and its subclass Vector. More...
 
std::string localDescribeToString (const Teuchos::EVerbosityLevel vl) const
 Print the calling process' verbose describe() information to the returned string. More...
 
void describeImpl (Teuchos::FancyOStream &out, const std::string &className, const Teuchos::EVerbosityLevel verbLevel=Teuchos::Describable::verbLevel_default) const
 Implementation of describe() for this class, and its subclass Vector. More...
 
bool vectorIndexOutOfRange (const size_t VectorIndex) const
 
template<class T >
Teuchos::ArrayRCP< T > getSubArrayRCP (Teuchos::ArrayRCP< T > arr, size_t j) const
 Persisting view of j-th column in the given ArrayRCP. More...
 
size_t getOrigNumLocalRows () const
 "Original" number of rows in the (local) data. More...
 
size_t getOrigNumLocalCols () const
 "Original" number of columns in the (local) data. More...
 

Protected Attributes

dual_view_type view_
 The Kokkos::DualView containing the MultiVector's data. More...
 
dual_view_type origView_
 The "original view" of the MultiVector's data. More...
 
Teuchos::Array< size_t > whichVectors_
 Indices of columns this multivector is viewing. More...
 

Related Functions

(Note that these are not member functions.)

template<class DS , class DL , class DG , class DN , class SS , class SL , class SG , class SN >
void deep_copy (MultiVector< DS, DL, DG, DN > &dst, const MultiVector< SS, SL, SG, SN > &src)
 Copy the contents of the MultiVector src into dst. More...
 
template<class ST , class LO , class GO , class NT >
MultiVector< ST, LO, GO, NT > createCopy (const MultiVector< ST, LO, GO, NT > &src)
 Return a deep copy of the given MultiVector. More...
 

Methods implemented by subclasses and used by doTransfer().

The doTransfer() method uses the subclass' implementations of these methods to implement data transfer. Subclasses of DistObject must implement these methods. This is an instance of the Template Method Pattern. ("Template" here doesn't mean "C++ template"; it means "pattern with holes that are filled in by the subclass' method implementations.")

Teuchos::RCP< const map_typemap_
 The Map over which this object is distributed. More...
 
Kokkos::DualView< packet_type
*, buffer_device_type
imports_
 Buffer into which packed data are imported (received from other processes). More...
 
Kokkos::DualView< size_t
*, buffer_device_type
numImportPacketsPerLID_
 Number of packets to receive for each receive operation. More...
 
Kokkos::DualView< packet_type
*, buffer_device_type
exports_
 Buffer from which packed data are exported (sent to other processes). More...
 
Kokkos::DualView< size_t
*, buffer_device_type
numExportPacketsPerLID_
 Number of packets to send for each send operation. More...
 
virtual void copyAndPermute (const SrcDistObject &source, const size_t numSameIDs, const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &permuteToLIDs, const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &permuteFromLIDs)
 Perform copies and permutations that are local to the calling (MPI) process. More...
 
virtual void packAndPrepare (const SrcDistObject &source, const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &exportLIDs, Kokkos::DualView< packet_type *, buffer_device_type > &exports, Kokkos::DualView< size_t *, buffer_device_type > numPacketsPerLID, size_t &constantNumPackets, Distributor &distor)
 Pack data and metadata for communication (sends). More...
 
virtual void unpackAndCombine (const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &importLIDs, Kokkos::DualView< packet_type *, buffer_device_type > imports, Kokkos::DualView< size_t *, buffer_device_type > numPacketsPerLID, const size_t constantNumPackets, Distributor &distor, const CombineMode combineMode)
 Perform any unpacking and combining after communication. More...
 
bool reallocImportsIfNeeded (const size_t newSize, const bool verbose, const std::string *prefix)
 Reallocate imports_ if needed. More...
 

Constructors and destructor

 MultiVector ()
 Default constructor: makes a MultiVector with no rows or columns. More...
 
 MultiVector (const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &map, const size_t numVecs, const bool zeroOut=true)
 Basic constuctor. More...
 
 MultiVector (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &source, const Teuchos::DataAccess copyOrView)
 Copy constructor, with option to do deep or shallow copy. More...
 
 MultiVector (const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &map, const Teuchos::ArrayView< const Scalar > &A, const size_t LDA, const size_t NumVectors)
 Create multivector by copying two-dimensional array of local data. More...
 
 MultiVector (const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &map, const Teuchos::ArrayView< const Teuchos::ArrayView< const Scalar > > &ArrayOfPtrs, const size_t NumVectors)
 Create multivector by copying array of views of local data. More...
 
 MultiVector (const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &map, const dual_view_type &view)
 Constructor, that takes a Kokkos::DualView of the MultiVector's data, and returns a MultiVector that views those data. More...
 
 MultiVector (const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &map, const typename dual_view_type::t_dev &d_view)
 Constructor, that takes a Kokkos::View of the MultiVector's data (living in the Device's memory space), and returns a MultiVector that views those data. More...
 
 MultiVector (const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &map, const dual_view_type &view, const dual_view_type &origView)
 Expert mode constructor, that takes a Kokkos::DualView of the MultiVector's data and the "original" Kokkos::DualView of the data, and returns a MultiVector that views those data. More...
 
 MultiVector (const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &map, const dual_view_type &view, const Teuchos::ArrayView< const size_t > &whichVectors)
 Expert mode constructor for noncontiguous views. More...
 
 MultiVector (const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &map, const dual_view_type &view, const dual_view_type &origView, const Teuchos::ArrayView< const size_t > &whichVectors)
 Expert mode constructor for noncontiguous views, with original view. More...
 
 MultiVector (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &X, const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &subMap, const local_ordinal_type rowOffset=0)
 "Offset view" constructor; make a view of a contiguous subset of rows on each process. More...
 
 MultiVector (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &X, const map_type &subMap, const size_t offset=0)
 "Offset view" constructor, that takes the new Map as a const Map& rather than by RCP. More...
 
 MultiVector (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &)=default
 Copy constructor (shallow copy). More...
 
 MultiVector (MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &&)=default
 Move constructor (shallow move). More...
 
MultiVector< Scalar,
LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal,
Node > & 
operator= (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &)=default
 Copy assigment (shallow copy). More...
 
MultiVector< Scalar,
LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal,
Node > & 
operator= (MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &&)=default
 Move assigment (shallow move). More...
 
virtual ~MultiVector ()=default
 Destructor (virtual for memory safety of derived classes). More...
 
void swap (MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &mv)
 Return a deep copy of this MultiVector, with a different Node type. More...
 
 MultiVector (const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &X, const size_t j)
 Single-column subview constructor, for derived classes ONLY. More...
 

Post-construction modification routines

static const bool useAtomicUpdatesByDefault
 Whether sumIntoLocalValue and sumIntoGlobalValue should use atomic updates by default. More...
 
void replaceGlobalValue (const GlobalOrdinal gblRow, const size_t col, const impl_scalar_type &value) const
 Replace value in host memory, using global row index. More...
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if<!std::is_same
< T, impl_scalar_type >::value
&&std::is_convertible< T,
impl_scalar_type >::value,
void >::type 
replaceGlobalValue (GlobalOrdinal globalRow, size_t col, const T &value) const
 Like the above replaceGlobalValue, but only enabled if T differs from impl_scalar_type. More...
 
void sumIntoGlobalValue (const GlobalOrdinal gblRow, const size_t col, const impl_scalar_type &value, const bool atomic=useAtomicUpdatesByDefault) const
 Update (+=) a value in host memory, using global row index. More...
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if<!std::is_same
< T, impl_scalar_type >::value
&&std::is_convertible< T,
impl_scalar_type >::value,
void >::type 
sumIntoGlobalValue (const GlobalOrdinal gblRow, const size_t col, const T &val, const bool atomic=useAtomicUpdatesByDefault) const
 Like the above sumIntoGlobalValue, but only enabled if T differs from impl_scalar_type. More...
 
void replaceLocalValue (const LocalOrdinal lclRow, const size_t col, const impl_scalar_type &value) const
 Replace value in host memory, using local (row) index. More...
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if<!std::is_same
< T, impl_scalar_type >::value
&&std::is_convertible< T,
impl_scalar_type >::value,
void >::type 
replaceLocalValue (const LocalOrdinal lclRow, const size_t col, const T &val) const
 Like the above replaceLocalValue, but only enabled if T differs from impl_scalar_type. More...
 
void sumIntoLocalValue (const LocalOrdinal lclRow, const size_t col, const impl_scalar_type &val, const bool atomic=useAtomicUpdatesByDefault) const
 Update (+=) a value in host memory, using local row index. More...
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if<!std::is_same
< T, impl_scalar_type >::value
&&std::is_convertible< T,
impl_scalar_type >::value,
void >::type 
sumIntoLocalValue (const LocalOrdinal lclRow, const size_t col, const T &val, const bool atomic=useAtomicUpdatesByDefault) const
 Like the above sumIntoLocalValue, but only enabled if T differs from impl_scalar_type. More...
 
void putScalar (const Scalar &value)
 Set all values in the multivector with the given value. More...
 
template<typename T >
std::enable_if<!std::is_same
< T, impl_scalar_type >::value
&&std::is_convertible< T,
impl_scalar_type >::value,
void >::type 
putScalar (const T &value)
 Set all values in the multivector with the given value. More...
 
void randomize ()
 Set all values in the multivector to pseudorandom numbers. More...
 
void randomize (const Scalar &minVal, const Scalar &maxVal)
 Set all values in the multivector to pseudorandom numbers in the given range. More...
 
void replaceMap (const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &map)
 Replace the underlying Map in place. More...
 
void reduce ()
 Sum values of a locally replicated multivector across all processes. More...
 

Implementation of Tpetra::DistObject

using buffer_device_type = typename DistObject< scalar_type, local_ordinal_type, global_ordinal_type, node_type >::buffer_device_type
 Kokkos::Device specialization for communication buffers. More...
 
virtual bool checkSizes (const SrcDistObject &sourceObj)
 Whether data redistribution between sourceObj and this object is legal. More...
 
virtual size_t constantNumberOfPackets () const
 Number of packets to send per LID. More...
 
virtual void copyAndPermute (const SrcDistObject &sourceObj, const size_t numSameIDs, const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &permuteToLIDs, const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &permuteFromLIDs)
 
virtual void packAndPrepare (const SrcDistObject &sourceObj, const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &exportLIDs, Kokkos::DualView< impl_scalar_type *, buffer_device_type > &exports, Kokkos::DualView< size_t *, buffer_device_type >, size_t &constantNumPackets, Distributor &)
 
virtual void unpackAndCombine (const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &importLIDs, Kokkos::DualView< impl_scalar_type *, buffer_device_type > imports, Kokkos::DualView< size_t *, buffer_device_type >, const size_t constantNumPackets, Distributor &, const CombineMode CM)
 

Detailed Description

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
class Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >

One or more distributed dense vectors.

A "multivector" contains one or more dense vectors. All the vectors in a multivector have the same distribution of rows in parallel over the communicator used to create the multivector. Multivectors containing more than one vector are useful for algorithms that solve multiple linear systems at once, or that solve for a cluster of eigenvalues and their corresponding eigenvectors at once. These "block" algorithms often have accuracy or performance advantages over corresponding algorithms that solve for only one vector at a time. For example, working with multiple vectors at a time allows Tpetra to use faster BLAS 3 routines for local computations. It may also reduce the number of parallel reductions.

The Vector class implements the MultiVector interface, so if you only wish to work with a single vector at a time, you may simply use Vector instead of MultiVector. However, if you are writing solvers or preconditioners, you would do better to write to the MultiVector interface and always assume that each MultiVector contains more than one vector. This will make your solver or preconditioner more compatible with other Trilinos packages, and it will also let you exploit the performance optimizations mentioned above.

Template Parameters
ScalarThe type of each entry of the multivector. (You can use real-valued or complex-valued types here, unlike in Epetra, where the scalar type is always double.)
LocalOrdinalThe type of local indices. See the documentation of Map for requirements.
GlobalOrdinalThe type of global indices. See the documentation of Map for requirements.
NodeThe Kokkos Node type.

Prerequisites

Before reading the rest of this documentation, it helps to know a little bit about Kokkos. In particular, you should know about execution spaces, memory spaces, and shallow copy semantics. You should also know something about the Teuchos memory management classes, in particular Teuchos::RCP, though it helps to know a bit about Teuchos::ArrayRCP and Teuchos::ArrayView as well. You may also want to know about the differences between BLAS 1, 2, and 3 operations, and learn a little bit about MPI (the Message Passing Interface for distributed-memory programming). You won't have to use MPI directly to use MultiVector, but it helps to be familiar with the general idea of distributed storage of data over a communicator.

A MultiVector is a view of data

A MultiVector is a view of data. A view behaves like a pointer; it provides access to the original multivector's data without copying the data. This means that the copy constructor and assignment operator (operator=) do shallow copies. They do not copy the data; they just copy pointers and other "metadata." If you would like to copy a MultiVector into an existing MultiVector, call the nonmember function deep_copy(). If you would like to create a new MultiVector which is a deep copy of an existing MultiVector, call the nonmember function createCopy(), or use the two-argument copy constructor with Teuchos::Copy as the second argument.

Views have the additional property that they automatically handle deallocation. They use reference counting for this, much like how std::shared_ptr works. That means you do not have to worry about "freeing" a MultiVector after it has been created. Furthermore, you may pass shallow copies around without needing to worry about which is the "master" view of the data. There is no "master" view of the data; when the last view falls out of scope, the data will be deallocated.

This is what the documentation means when it speaks of view semantics. The opposite of that is copy or container semantics, where the copy constructor and operator= do deep copies (of the data). We say that "std::vector has container semantics," and "MultiVector has view semantics."

MultiVector also has "subview" methods that give results analogous to the Kokkos::subview() function. That is, they return a MultiVector which views some subset of another MultiVector's rows and columns. The subset of columns in a view need not be contiguous. For example, given a multivector X with 43 columns, it is possible to have a multivector Y which is a view of columns 1, 3, and 42 (zero-based indices) of X. We call such multivectors noncontiguous. They have the the property that isConstantStride() returns false.

Noncontiguous multivectors lose some performance advantages. For example, local computations may be slower, since Tpetra cannot use BLAS 3 routines (e.g., matrix-matrix multiply) on a noncontiguous multivectors without copying into temporary contiguous storage. For performance reasons, if you get a Kokkos::View of a noncontiguous MultiVector's local data, it does not correspond to the columns that the MultiVector views.

DualView semantics

Tpetra was designed to perform well on many different kinds of computers. Some computers have different memory spaces. For example, GPUs (Graphics Processing Units) by NVIDIA have "device memory" and "host memory." The GPU has faster access to device memory than host memory, but usually there is less device memory than host memory. Intel's "Knights Landing" architecture has two different memory spaces, also with different capacity and performance characteristics. Some architectures let the processor address memory in any space, possibly with a performance penalty. Others can only access data in certain spaces, and require a special system call to copy memory between spaces.

The Kokkos package provides abstractions for handling multiple memory spaces. In particular, Kokkos::DualView lets users "mirror" data that live in one space, with data in another space. It also lets users manually mark data in one space as modified (modify()), and synchronize (sync()) data from one space to another. The latter only actually copies if the data have been marked as modified. Users can access data in a particular space by calling view(). All three of these methods – modify(), sync(), and view() – are templated on the memory space. This is how users select the memory space on which they want the method to act.

MultiVector implements "DualView semantics." This means that it implements the above three operations:

If your computer only has one memory space, as with conventional single-core or multicore processors, you don't have to worry about this. You can ignore the modify() and sync() methods in that case.

How to access the local data

The getLocalView() method for getting a Kokkos::View is the main way to access a MultiVector's local data. If you want to read or write the actual values in a multivector, this is what you want. The resulting Kokkos::View behaves like a 2-D array. You can address it using an index pair (i,j), where i is the local row index, and j is the column index.

MultiVector also has methods that return an Teuchos::ArrayRCP<Scalar> ("1-D view"), or a Teuchos::ArrayRCP<Teuchos::ArrayRCP<Scalar> > ("2-D view"). These exist only for backwards compatibility, and also give access to the local data.

All of these views only view local data. This means that the corresponding rows of the multivector are owned by the calling (MPI) process. You may not use these methods to access remote data, that is, rows that do not belong to the calling process.

MultiVector's public interface also has methods for modifying local data, like sumIntoLocalValue() and replaceGlobalValue(). These methods act on host data only. To access or modify device data, you must get the Kokkos::View and work with it directly.

Why won't you give me a raw pointer?

Tpetra was designed to allow different data representations underneath the same interface. This lets Tpetra run correctly and efficiently on many different kinds of hardware. These different kinds of hardware all have in common the following:

These conclusions have practical consequences for the MultiVector interface. In particular, we have deliberately made it difficult for you to access data directly by raw pointer. This is because the underlying layout may not be what you expect. The memory might not even be accessible from the host CPU. Instead, we give access through a Kokkos::View, which behaves like a 2-D array. You can ask the Kokkos::View for a raw pointer by calling its data() method, but then you are responsible for understanding its layout in memory.

Parallel distribution of data

A MultiVector's rows are distributed over processes in its (row) Map's communicator. A MultiVector is a DistObject; the Map of the DistObject tells which process in the communicator owns which rows. This means that you may use Import and Export operations to migrate between different distributions. Please refer to the documentation of Map, Import, and Export for more information.

MultiVector includes methods that perform parallel all-reduces. These include inner products and various kinds of norms. All of these methods have the same blocking semantics as MPI_Allreduce.

Warning
Some computational methods, such as inner products and norms, may return incorrect results if the MultiVector's Map is overlapping (not one-to-one) but not locally replicated. That is, if some but not all rows are shared by more than one process in the communicator, then inner products and norms may be wrong. This behavior may change in future releases.

Definition at line 423 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

Member Typedef Documentation

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
using Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::scalar_type = Scalar

The type of each entry in the MultiVector.

Definition at line 431 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
using Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::impl_scalar_type = typename Kokkos::Details::ArithTraits<Scalar>::val_type

The type used internally in place of Scalar.

Some Scalar types might not work with Kokkos on all execution spaces, due to missing CUDA device macros or missing volatile overloads of some methods. The C++ standard type std::complex<T> has this problem. To fix this, we replace std::complex<T> values internally with the bitwise identical type Kokkos::complex<T>. The latter is the impl_scalar_type corresponding to Scalar = std::complex<T>.

Most users don't need to know about this. Just be aware that if you ask for a Kokkos::View or Kokkos::DualView of the MultiVector's data, its entries have type impl_scalar_type, not scalar_type.

Definition at line 448 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
using Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::map_type = Map<LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node>

The type of the Map specialization used by this class.

Definition at line 451 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
using Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::local_ordinal_type = typename map_type::local_ordinal_type

The type of local indices that this class uses.

Definition at line 453 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
using Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::global_ordinal_type = typename map_type::global_ordinal_type

The type of global indices that this class uses.

Definition at line 455 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
using Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::device_type = typename map_type::device_type

This class' preferred Kokkos device type.

Definition at line 457 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
using Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::node_type = typename map_type::node_type

Legacy thing that you should not use any more.

Definition at line 459 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
using Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::dot_type = typename Kokkos::Details::InnerProductSpaceTraits<impl_scalar_type>::dot_type

Type of an inner ("dot") product result.

This is usually the same as impl_scalar_type, but may differ if impl_scalar_type is e.g., an uncertainty quantification type from the Stokhos package.

Definition at line 467 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
using Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::mag_type = typename Kokkos::ArithTraits<impl_scalar_type>::mag_type

Type of a norm result.

This is usually the same as the type of the magnitude (absolute value) of impl_scalar_type, but may differ if impl_scalar_type is e.g., an uncertainty quantification type from the Stokhos package.

Definition at line 475 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
using Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::execution_space = typename device_type::execution_space

Type of the (new) Kokkos execution space.

The execution space implements parallel operations, like parallel_for, parallel_reduce, and parallel_scan.

Definition at line 481 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
using Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::dual_view_type = Kokkos::DualView<impl_scalar_type**, Kokkos::LayoutLeft, execution_space>

Kokkos::DualView specialization used by this class.

This is of interest to users who already have a Kokkos::DualView, and want the MultiVector to view it. By "view" it, we mean that the MultiVector doesn't copy the data in the DualView; it just hangs on to the pointer.

We take particular care to template the DualView on an execution space, rather than a memory space. This ensures that Tpetra will use exactly the specified execution space(s) and no others. This matters because View (and DualView) initialization is a parallel Kokkos kernel. If the View is templated on an execution space, Kokkos uses that execution space (and only that execution space) to initialize the View. This is what we want. If the View is templated on a memory space, Kokkos uses the memory space's default execution space to initialize. This is not necessarily what we want. For example, if building with OpenMP enabled, the default execution space for host memory is Kokkos::OpenMP, even if the user-specified DeviceType is Kokkos::Serial. That is why we go through the trouble of asking for the execution_space's execution space.

Definition at line 507 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::buffer_device_type
protected

Kokkos::Device specialization for communication buffers.

See #1088 for why this is not just device_type::device_type.

Definition at line 2435 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

using Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::packet_type = typename ::Kokkos::Details::ArithTraits<Scalar >::val_type
inherited

The type of each datum being sent or received in an Import or Export.

Note that this type does not always correspond to the Scalar template parameter of subclasses.

Definition at line 338 of file Tpetra_DistObject_decl.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::MultiVector ( )

Default constructor: makes a MultiVector with no rows or columns.

Definition at line 406 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::MultiVector ( const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &  map,
const size_t  numVecs,
const bool  zeroOut = true 
)

Basic constuctor.

Parameters
map[in] Map describing the distribution of rows.
numVecs[in] Number of vectors (columns).
zeroOut[in] Whether to initialize all the entries of the MultiVector to zero.

Definition at line 412 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::MultiVector ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  source,
const Teuchos::DataAccess  copyOrView 
)

Copy constructor, with option to do deep or shallow copy.

The current (so-called "Kokkos refactor," circa >= 2014/5) version of Tpetra, unlike the previous "classic" version, always has view semantics. Thus, copyOrView = Teuchos::View has no effect, and copyOrView = Teuchos::Copy does not mark this MultiVector as having copy semantics. However, copyOrView = Teuchos::Copy will make the resulting MultiVector a deep copy of the input MultiVector.

Definition at line 426 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::MultiVector ( const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &  map,
const Teuchos::ArrayView< const Scalar > &  A,
const size_t  LDA,
const size_t  NumVectors 
)

Create multivector by copying two-dimensional array of local data.

Parameters
map[in] The Map describing the distribution of rows of the multivector.
view[in] A view of column-major dense matrix data. The calling process will make a deep copy of this data.
LDA[in] The leading dimension (a.k.a. "stride") of the column-major input data.
NumVectors[in] The number of columns in the input data. This will be the number of vectors in the returned multivector.
Precondition
LDA >= A.size()
NumVectors > 0
Postcondition
isConstantStride() == true

Definition at line 678 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::MultiVector ( const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &  map,
const Teuchos::ArrayView< const Teuchos::ArrayView< const Scalar > > &  ArrayOfPtrs,
const size_t  NumVectors 
)

Create multivector by copying array of views of local data.

Parameters
map[in] The Map describing the distribution of rows of the multivector.
ArrayOfPtrs[in/out] Array of views of each column's data. The calling process will make a deep copy of this data.
NumVectors[in] The number of columns in the input data, and the number of elements in ArrayOfPtrs. This will be the number of vectors in the returned multivector.
Precondition
NumVectors > 0
NumVectors == ArrayOfPtrs.size()
Postcondition
constantStride() == true

Definition at line 749 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::MultiVector ( const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &  map,
const dual_view_type view 
)

Constructor, that takes a Kokkos::DualView of the MultiVector's data, and returns a MultiVector that views those data.

To "view those data" means that this MultiVector and the input Kokkos::DualView point to the same data, just like two "raw" pointers (e.g., double*) can point to the same data. If you modify one, the other sees it (subject to the limitations of cache coherence).

Parameters
map[in] Map describing the distribution of rows.
view[in] Kokkos::DualView of the data to view.

Definition at line 460 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::MultiVector ( const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &  map,
const typename dual_view_type::t_dev &  d_view 
)

Constructor, that takes a Kokkos::View of the MultiVector's data (living in the Device's memory space), and returns a MultiVector that views those data.

Parameters
map[in] Map describing the distribution of rows.
view[in] Kokkos::View of the data to view.

Q: What's the difference between this constructor (that takes a Kokkos::View), and the constructor above that takes a Kokkos::DualView?

A: Suppose that for the MultiVector's device type, there are actually two memory spaces (e.g., for Kokkos::Cuda with UVM off, assuming that this is allowed). In order for MultiVector to implement DualView semantics correctly, this constructor must allocate a Kokkos::View of host memory (or lazily allocate it on modify() or sync()).

Now suppose that you pass in the same Kokkos::View of device memory to two different MultiVector instances, X and Y. Each would allocate its own Kokkos::View of host memory. That means that X and Y would have different DualView instances, but their DualView instances would have the same device View.

Suppose that you do the following:

  1. Modify X on host (calling modify() correctly)
  2. Modify Y on host (calling modify() correctly)
  3. Sync Y to device (calling sync() correctly)
  4. Sync X to device (calling sync() correctly)

This would clobber Y's later changes on host, in favor of X's earlier changes on host. That could be very confusing. We allow this behavior because Kokkos::DualView allows it. That is, Kokkos::DualView also lets you get the device View, and hand it off to another Kokkos::DualView. It's confusing, but users need to know what they are doing if they start messing around with multiple memory spaces.

Definition at line 483 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::MultiVector ( const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &  map,
const dual_view_type view,
const dual_view_type origView 
)

Expert mode constructor, that takes a Kokkos::DualView of the MultiVector's data and the "original" Kokkos::DualView of the data, and returns a MultiVector that views those data.

Warning
This constructor is only for expert users. We make no promises about backwards compatibility for this interface. It may change or go away at any time. It is mainly useful for Tpetra developers and we do not expect it to be useful for anyone else.
Parameters
map[in] Map describing the distribution of rows.
view[in] View of the data (shallow copy).
origView[in] The original view of the data.

The original view keeps the "original" dimensions. Doing so lets us safely construct a column Map view of a (domain Map view of a (column Map MultiVector)). The result of a Kokkos::subview does not remember the original dimensions of the view, and does not allow constructing a view with a superset of rows or columns, so we have to keep the original view.

Definition at line 512 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::MultiVector ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  X,
const size_t  j 
)
protected

Single-column subview constructor, for derived classes ONLY.

Parameters
X[in] Input MultiVector to view (in possibly nonconst fashion).
j[in] The column of X to view.

Definition at line 3398 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::MultiVector ( const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &  map,
const dual_view_type view,
const Teuchos::ArrayView< const size_t > &  whichVectors 
)

Expert mode constructor for noncontiguous views.

Warning
This constructor is only for expert users. We make no promises about backwards compatibility for this interface. It may change or go away at any time. It is mainly useful for Tpetra developers and we do not expect it to be useful for anyone else.

This constructor takes a Kokkos::DualView for the MultiVector to view, and a list of the columns to view, and returns a MultiVector that views those data. The resulting MultiVector does not have constant stride, that is, isConstantStride() returns false.

Parameters
map[in] Map describing the distribution of rows.
view[in] Device view to the data (shallow copy).
whichVectors[in] Which columns (vectors) to view.

Definition at line 534 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::MultiVector ( const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &  map,
const dual_view_type view,
const dual_view_type origView,
const Teuchos::ArrayView< const size_t > &  whichVectors 
)

Expert mode constructor for noncontiguous views, with original view.

Warning
This constructor is only for expert users. We make no promises about backwards compatibility for this interface. It may change or go away at any time. It is mainly useful for Tpetra developers and we do not expect it to be useful for anyone else.

This constructor takes a Kokkos::DualView for the MultiVector to view, a view of the "original" data, and a list of the columns to view, and returns a MultiVector that views those data. The resulting MultiVector does not have constant stride, that is, isConstantStride() returns false.

Parameters
map[in] Map describing the distribution of rows.
view[in] View of the data (shallow copy).
origView[in] The original view of the data.
whichVectors[in] Which columns (vectors) to view.

The original view keeps the "original" dimensions. Doing so lets us safely construct a column Map view of a (domain Map view of a (column Map MultiVector)). The result of a Kokkos::subview does not remember the original dimensions of the view, and does not allow constructing a view with a superset of rows or columns, so we have to keep the original view.

Definition at line 605 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LO, class GO, class Node>
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LO, GO, Node >::MultiVector ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LO, GO, Node > &  X,
const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &  subMap,
const local_ordinal_type  rowOffset = 0 
)

"Offset view" constructor; make a view of a contiguous subset of rows on each process.

Return a view of the MultiVector X, which views a subset of the rows of X. Specify the subset by a subset Map of this MultiVector's current row Map, and an optional (local) offset. "View" means "alias": if the original (this) MultiVector's data change, the view will see the changed data.

Parameters
X[in] The MultiVector to view.
subMap[in] The row Map for the new MultiVector. This must be a subset Map of the input MultiVector's row Map.
offset[in] The local row offset at which to start the view.

Suppose that you have a MultiVector X, and you want to view X, on all processes in X's (MPI) communicator, as split into two row blocks X1 and X2. One could express this in Matlab notation as X = [X1; X2], except that here, X1 and X2 are views into X, rather than copies of X's data. This method assumes that the local indices of X1 and X2 are each contiguous, and that the local indices of X2 follow those of X1. If that is not the case, you cannot use views to divide X into blocks like this; you must instead use the Import or Export functionality, which copies the relevant rows of X.

Here is how you would construct the views X1 and X2.

MultiVector<> X (...); // the input MultiVector
// ... fill X with data ...
using Teuchos::RCP;
// Map that on each process in X's communicator,
// contains the global indices of the rows of X1.
RCP<const Map<>> map1 (new Map<> (...));
// Map that on each process in X's communicator,
// contains the global indices of the rows of X2.
RCP<const Map<>> map2 (new Map<> (...));
// Create the first view X1. The second argument, the offset,
// is the index of the local row at which to start the view.
// X1 is the topmost block of X, so the offset is zero.
MultiVector<> X1 (X, map1, 0);
// Create the second view X2. X2 is directly below X1 in X,
// so the offset is the local number of rows in X1. This is
// the same as the local number of entries in map1.
MultiVector<> X1 (X, map2, X1.getLocalLength ());

It is legal, in the above example, for X1 or X2 to have zero local rows on any or all process(es). In that case, the corresponding Map must have zero local entries on that / those process(es). In particular, if X2 has zero local rows on a process, then the corresponding offset on that process would be the number of local rows in X (and therefore in X1) on that process. This is the only case in which the sum of the local number of entries in subMap (in this case, zero) and the offset may equal the number of local entries in *this.

Definition at line 3033 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LO, class GO, class Node>
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LO, GO, Node >::MultiVector ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LO, GO, Node > &  X,
const map_type subMap,
const size_t  offset = 0 
)

"Offset view" constructor, that takes the new Map as a const Map& rather than by RCP.

This constructor exists for backwards compatibility. It invokes the input Map's copy constructor, which is a shallow copy. Maps are immutable anyway, so the copy is harmless.

Definition at line 3190 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::MultiVector ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  )
default

Copy constructor (shallow copy).

MultiVector's copy constructor always does a shallow copy. Use the nonmember function Tpetra::deep_copy (see below) to deep-copy one existing MultiVector to another, and use the two-argument "copy constructor" (in this file, with copyOrView=Teuchos::Copy) to create a MultiVector that is a deep copy of an existing MultiVector.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::MultiVector ( MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &&  )
default

Move constructor (shallow move).

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
virtual Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::~MultiVector ( )
virtualdefault

Destructor (virtual for memory safety of derived classes).

Note
To Tpetra developers: See the C++ Core Guidelines C.21 ("If you define or <tt>=delete</tt> any default operation, define or <tt>=delete</tt> them all"), in particular the AbstractBase example, for why this destructor declaration implies that we need the above four =default declarations for copy construction, move construction, copy assignment, and move assignment.

Member Function Documentation

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
MultiVector<Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node>& Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::operator= ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  )
default

Copy assigment (shallow copy).

MultiVector's copy constructor always does a shallow copy. Use the nonmember function Tpetra::deep_copy (see below) to deep-copy one existing MultiVector to another.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
MultiVector<Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node>& Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::operator= ( MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &&  )
default

Move assigment (shallow move).

template<class ST, class LO, class GO, class NT>
void Tpetra::MultiVector< ST, LO, GO, NT >::swap ( MultiVector< ST, LO, GO, NT > &  mv)

Return a deep copy of this MultiVector, with a different Node type.

Parameters
node2[in/out] The new Node type.
Warning
We prefer that you use Tpetra::deep_copy (see below) rather than this method. This method will go away at some point. Swap contents of mv with contents of *this.

Definition at line 4555 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal, class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::replaceGlobalValue ( const GlobalOrdinal  gblRow,
const size_t  col,
const impl_scalar_type value 
) const

Replace value in host memory, using global row index.

Replace the current value at row gblRow (a global index) and column col with the given value. The column index is zero based.

This method affects the host memory version of the data. If device_type is a Kokkos device that has two memory spaces, and you want to modify the non-host version of the data, you must access the device View directly by calling getLocalView(). Please see modify(), sync(), and the discussion of DualView semantics elsewhere in the documentation. You are responsible for calling modify() and sync(), if needed; this method doesn't do that.

This method does not have an "atomic" option like sumIntoGlobalValue. This is deliberate. Replacement is not commutative, unlike += (modulo rounding error). Concurrent calls to replaceGlobalValue on different threads that modify the same entry/ies have undefined results. (It's not just that one thread might win; it's that the value might get messed up.)

Parameters
gblRow[in] Global row index of the entry to modify. This must be a valid global row index on the calling process with respect to the MultiVector's Map.
col[in] Column index of the entry to modify.
value[in] Incoming value to add to the entry.

Definition at line 4115 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<typename T >
std::enable_if<! std::is_same<T, impl_scalar_type>::value && std::is_convertible<T, impl_scalar_type>::value, void>::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::replaceGlobalValue ( GlobalOrdinal  globalRow,
size_t  col,
const T &  value 
) const
inline

Like the above replaceGlobalValue, but only enabled if T differs from impl_scalar_type.

This method only exists if its template parameter T and impl_scalar_type differ, and if it is syntactically possible to convert T to impl_scalar_type. This method is mainly useful for backwards compatibility, when the Scalar template parameter differs from impl_scalar_type. That is commonly only the case when Scalar is std::complex<U> for some type U.

This method affects the host memory version of the data. If device_type is a Kokkos device that has two memory spaces, and you want to modify the non-host version of the data, you must access the device View directly by calling getLocalView(). Please see modify(), sync(), and the discussion of DualView semantics elsewhere in the documentation. You are responsible for calling modify() and sync(), if needed; this method doesn't do that.

This method does not have an "atomic" option like sumIntoGlobalValue. This is deliberate. Replacement is not commutative, unlike += (modulo rounding error). Concurrent calls to replaceGlobalValue on different threads that modify the same entry/ies have undefined results. (It's not just that one thread might win; it's that the value might get messed up.)

Parameters
gblRow[in] Global row index of the entry to modify. This must be a valid global row index on the calling process with respect to the MultiVector's Map.
col[in] Column index of the entry to modify.
value[in] Incoming value to add to the entry.

Definition at line 933 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal, class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::sumIntoGlobalValue ( const GlobalOrdinal  gblRow,
const size_t  col,
const impl_scalar_type value,
const bool  atomic = useAtomicUpdatesByDefault 
) const

Update (+=) a value in host memory, using global row index.

Add the given value to the existing value at row gblRow (a global index) and column col. The column index is zero based.

This method affects the host memory version of the data. If device_type is a Kokkos device that has two memory spaces, and you want to modify the non-host version of the data, you must access the device View directly by calling getLocalView(). Please see modify(), sync(), and the discussion of DualView semantics elsewhere in the documentation. You are responsible for calling modify() and sync(), if needed; this method doesn't do that.

Parameters
gblRow[in] Global row index of the entry to modify. This must be a valid global row index on the calling process with respect to the MultiVector's Map.
col[in] Column index of the entry to modify.
value[in] Incoming value to add to the entry.
atomic[in] Whether to use an atomic update. If this class' execution space is not Kokkos::Serial, then this is true by default, else it is false by default.

Definition at line 4139 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<typename T >
std::enable_if<! std::is_same<T, impl_scalar_type>::value && std::is_convertible<T, impl_scalar_type>::value, void>::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::sumIntoGlobalValue ( const GlobalOrdinal  gblRow,
const size_t  col,
const T &  val,
const bool  atomic = useAtomicUpdatesByDefault 
) const
inline

Like the above sumIntoGlobalValue, but only enabled if T differs from impl_scalar_type.

This method only exists if its template parameter T and impl_scalar_type differ, and if it is syntactically possible to convert T to impl_scalar_type. This method is mainly useful for backwards compatibility, when the Scalar template parameter differs from impl_scalar_type. That is commonly only the case when Scalar is std::complex<U> for some type U.

This method affects the host memory version of the data. If device_type is a Kokkos device that has two memory spaces, and you want to modify the non-host version of the data, you must access the device View directly by calling getLocalView(). Please see modify(), sync(), and the discussion of DualView semantics elsewhere in the documentation. You are responsible for calling modify() and sync(), if needed; this method doesn't do that.

Parameters
gblRow[in] Global row index of the entry to modify. This must be a valid global row index on the calling process with respect to the MultiVector's Map.
col[in] Column index of the entry to modify.
val[in] Incoming value to add to the entry.
atomic[in] Whether to use an atomic update. If this class' execution space is not Kokkos::Serial, then this is true by default, else it is false by default.

Definition at line 998 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::replaceLocalValue ( const LocalOrdinal  lclRow,
const size_t  col,
const impl_scalar_type value 
) const

Replace value in host memory, using local (row) index.

Replace the current value at row lclRow (a local index) and column col with the given value. The column index is zero based.

This method affects the host memory version of the data. If device_type is a Kokkos device that has two memory spaces, and you want to modify the non-host version of the data, you must access the device View directly by calling getLocalView(). Please see modify(), sync(), and the discussion of DualView semantics elsewhere in the documentation. You are responsible for calling modify() and sync(), if needed; this method doesn't do that.

This method does not have an "atomic" option like sumIntoLocalValue. This is deliberate. Replacement is not commutative, unlike += (modulo rounding error). Concurrent calls to replaceLocalValue on different threads that modify the same entry/ies have undefined results. (It's not just that one thread might win; it's that the value might get messed up.)

Parameters
lclRow[in] Local row index of the entry to modify. Must be a valid local index in this MultiVector's Map on the calling process.
col[in] Column index of the entry to modify.
value[in] Incoming value to add to the entry.

Definition at line 4053 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<typename T >
std::enable_if<! std::is_same<T, impl_scalar_type>::value && std::is_convertible<T, impl_scalar_type>::value, void>::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::replaceLocalValue ( const LocalOrdinal  lclRow,
const size_t  col,
const T &  val 
) const
inline

Like the above replaceLocalValue, but only enabled if T differs from impl_scalar_type.

This method only exists if its template parameter T and impl_scalar_type differ, and if it is syntactically possible to convert T to impl_scalar_type. This method is mainly useful for backwards compatibility, when the Scalar template parameter differs from impl_scalar_type. That is commonly only the case when Scalar is std::complex<U> for some type U.

This method affects the host memory version of the data. If device_type is a Kokkos device that has two memory spaces, and you want to modify the non-host version of the data, you must access the device View directly by calling getLocalView(). Please see modify(), sync(), and the discussion of DualView semantics elsewhere in the documentation. You are responsible for calling modify() and sync(), if needed; this method doesn't do that.

This method does not have an "atomic" option like sumIntoLocalValue. This is deliberate. Replacement is not commutative, unlike += (modulo rounding error). Concurrent calls to replaceLocalValue on different threads that modify the same entry/ies have undefined results. (It's not just that one thread might win; it's that the value might get messed up.)

Parameters
lclRow[in] Local row index of the entry to modify. Must be a valid local index in this MultiVector's Map on the calling process.
col[in] Column index of the entry to modify.
val[in] Incoming value to add to the entry.

Definition at line 1073 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::sumIntoLocalValue ( const LocalOrdinal  lclRow,
const size_t  col,
const impl_scalar_type val,
const bool  atomic = useAtomicUpdatesByDefault 
) const

Update (+=) a value in host memory, using local row index.

Add the given value to the existing value at row localRow (a local index) and column col. The column index is zero based.

This method affects the host memory version of the data. If device_type is a Kokkos device that has two memory spaces, and you want to modify the non-host version of the data, you must access the device View directly by calling getLocalView(). Please see modify(), sync(), and the discussion of DualView semantics elsewhere in the documentation. You are responsible for calling modify() and sync(), if needed; this method doesn't do that.

Parameters
lclRow[in] Local row index of the entry to modify. Must be a valid local index in this MultiVector's Map on the calling process.
col[in] Column index of the entry to modify.
val[in] Incoming value to add to the entry.
atomic[in] Whether to use an atomic update. If this class' execution space is not Kokkos::Serial, then this is true by default, else it is false by default.

Definition at line 4081 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<typename T >
std::enable_if<! std::is_same<T, impl_scalar_type>::value && std::is_convertible<T, impl_scalar_type>::value, void>::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::sumIntoLocalValue ( const LocalOrdinal  lclRow,
const size_t  col,
const T &  val,
const bool  atomic = useAtomicUpdatesByDefault 
) const
inline

Like the above sumIntoLocalValue, but only enabled if T differs from impl_scalar_type.

This method only exists if its template parameter T and impl_scalar_type differ, and if it is syntactically possible to convert T to impl_scalar_type. This method is mainly useful for backwards compatibility, when the Scalar template parameter differs from impl_scalar_type. That is commonly only the case when Scalar is std::complex<U> for some type U.

This method affects the host memory version of the data. If device_type is a Kokkos device that has two memory spaces, and you want to modify the non-host version of the data, you must access the device View directly by calling getLocalView(). Please see modify(), sync(), and the discussion of DualView semantics elsewhere in the documentation. You are responsible for calling modify() and sync(), if needed; this method doesn't do that.

Parameters
lclRow[in] Local row index of the entry to modify.
col[in] Column index of the entry to modify.
val[in] Incoming value to add to the entry.
atomic[in] Whether to use an atomic update. If this class' execution space is not Kokkos::Serial, then this is true by default, else it is false by default.

Definition at line 1136 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::putScalar ( const Scalar &  value)

Set all values in the multivector with the given value.

Definition at line 2319 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<typename T >
std::enable_if<! std::is_same<T, impl_scalar_type>::value && std::is_convertible<T, impl_scalar_type>::value, void>::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::putScalar ( const T &  value)
inline

Set all values in the multivector with the given value.

This method only exists if its template parameter T and impl_scalar_type differ, and if it is syntactically possible to convert T to impl_scalar_type. This method is mainly useful for backwards compatibility, when the Scalar template parameter differs from impl_scalar_type. That is commonly only the case when Scalar is std::complex<U> for some type U.

Definition at line 1157 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::randomize ( )

Set all values in the multivector to pseudorandom numbers.

Note
Do not expect repeatable results.
Behavior of this method may or may not depend on external use of the C library routines srand() and rand(). In particular, setting the seed there may not affect it here.
Warning
This method does not promise to use a distributed-memory parallel pseudorandom number generator. Corresponding values on different processes might be correlated. It also does not promise to use a high-quality pseudorandom number generator within each process.

Definition at line 2255 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::randomize ( const Scalar &  minVal,
const Scalar &  maxVal 
)

Set all values in the multivector to pseudorandom numbers in the given range.

Note
Do not expect repeatable results.
Behavior of this method may or may not depend on external use of the C library routines srand() and rand(). In particular, setting the seed there may not affect it here.
Warning
This method does not promise to use a distributed-memory parallel pseudorandom number generator. Corresponding values on different processes might be correlated. It also does not promise to use a high-quality pseudorandom number generator within each process.

Definition at line 2272 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::replaceMap ( const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &  map)

Replace the underlying Map in place.

Warning
The normal use case of this method, with an input Map that is compatible with the object's current Map and has the same communicator, is safe. However, if the input Map has a different communicator (with a different number of processes, in particular) than this object's current Map, the semantics of this method are tricky. We recommend that only experts try the latter use case.
Precondition
If the new Map's communicator is similar to the original Map's communicator, then the original Map and new Map must be compatible: map->isCompatible (this->getMap ()). "Similar" means that the communicators have the same number of processes, though these need not be in the same order (have the same assignments of ranks) or represent the same communication contexts. It means the same thing as the MPI_SIMILAR return value of MPI_COMM_COMPARE. See MPI 3.0 Standard, Section 6.4.1.
If the new Map's communicator contains more processes than the original Map's communicator, then the projection of the original Map onto the new communicator must be compatible with the new Map.
If the new Map's communicator contains fewer processes than the original Map's communicator, then the projection of the new Map onto the original communicator must be compatible with the original Map.

This method replaces this object's Map with the given Map. This relabels the rows of the multivector using the global IDs in the input Map. Thus, it implicitly applies a permutation, without actually moving data. If the new Map's communicator has more processes than the original Map's communicator, it "projects" the MultiVector onto the new Map by filling in missing rows with zeros. If the new Map's communicator has fewer processes than the original Map's communicator, the method "forgets about" any rows that do not exist in the new Map. (It mathematical terms, if one considers a MultiVector as a function from one vector space to another, this operation restricts the range.)

This method must always be called collectively on the communicator with the largest number of processes: either this object's current communicator (this->getMap()->getComm()), or the new Map's communicator (map->getComm()). If the new Map's communicator has fewer processes, then the new Map must be null on processes excluded from the original communicator, and the current Map must be nonnull on all processes. If the new Map has more processes, then it must be nonnull on all those processes, and the original Map must be null on those processes which are not in the new Map's communicator. (The latter case can only happen to a MultiVector to which a replaceMap() operation has happened before.)

Warning
This method must always be called as a collective operation on all processes in the original communicator (this->getMap ()->getComm ()). We reserve the right to do checking in debug mode that requires this method to be called collectively in order not to deadlock.
Note
This method does not do data redistribution. If you need to move data around, use Import or Export.

Definition at line 2368 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::reduce ( )

Sum values of a locally replicated multivector across all processes.

Warning
This method may only be called for locally replicated MultiVectors.
Precondition
isDistributed() == false

Definition at line 4017 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::RCP< MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::subCopy ( const Teuchos::Range1D &  colRng) const

Return a MultiVector with copies of selected columns.

Definition at line 3006 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::RCP< MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::subCopy ( const Teuchos::ArrayView< const size_t > &  cols) const

Return a MultiVector with copies of selected columns.

Definition at line 2977 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::RCP< const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::subView ( const Teuchos::Range1D &  colRng) const

Return a const MultiVector with const views of selected columns.

Definition at line 3268 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::RCP< const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::subView ( const Teuchos::ArrayView< const size_t > &  cols) const

Return a const MultiVector with const views of selected columns.

Definition at line 3220 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::RCP< MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::subViewNonConst ( const Teuchos::Range1D &  colRng)

Return a MultiVector with views of selected columns.

Definition at line 3389 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::RCP< MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::subViewNonConst ( const Teuchos::ArrayView< const size_t > &  cols)

Return a MultiVector with views of selected columns.

Definition at line 3379 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::RCP< const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::offsetView ( const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &  subMap,
const size_t  offset 
) const

Return a const view of a subset of rows.

Return a const (nonmodifiable) view of this MultiVector consisting of a subset of the rows, as specified by an offset and a subset Map of this MultiVector's current row Map. If you want X1 or X2 to be nonconst (modifiable) views, use offsetViewNonConst() with the same arguments. "View" means "alias": if the original (this) MultiVector's data change, the view will see the changed data.

Parameters
subMap[in] The row Map for the new MultiVector. This must be a subset Map of this MultiVector's row Map.
offset[in] The local row offset at which to start the view.

Suppose that you have a MultiVector X, and you want to view X, on all processes in X's (MPI) communicator, as split into two row blocks X1 and X2. One could express this in Matlab notation as X = [X1; X2], except that here, X1 and X2 are views into X, rather than copies of X's data. This method assumes that the local indices of X1 and X2 are each contiguous, and that the local indices of X2 follow those of X1. If that is not the case, you cannot use views to divide X into blocks like this; you must instead use the Import or Export functionality, which copies the relevant rows of X.

Here is how you would construct the views X1 and X2.

using Teuchos::RCP;
MV X (...); // the input MultiVector
// ... fill X with data ...
// Map that on each process in X's communicator,
// contains the global indices of the rows of X1.
RCP<const map_type> map1 (new map_type (...));
// Map that on each process in X's communicator,
// contains the global indices of the rows of X2.
RCP<const map_type> map2 (new map_type (...));
// Create the first view X1. The second argument, the offset,
// is the index of the local row at which to start the view.
// X1 is the topmost block of X, so the offset is zero.
RCP<const MV> X1 = X.offsetView (map1, 0);
// Create the second view X2. X2 is directly below X1 in X,
// so the offset is the local number of rows in X1. This is
// the same as the local number of entries in map1.
RCP<const MV> X2 = X.offsetView (map2, X1->getLocalLength ());

It is legal, in the above example, for X1 or X2 to have zero local rows on any or all process(es). In that case, the corresponding Map must have zero local entries on that / those process(es). In particular, if X2 has zero local rows on a process, then the corresponding offset on that process would be the number of local rows in X (and therefore in X1) on that process. This is the only case in which the sum of the local number of entries in subMap (in this case, zero) and the offset may equal the number of local entries in *this.

Definition at line 3200 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::RCP< MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::offsetViewNonConst ( const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &  subMap,
const size_t  offset 
)

Return a nonconst view of a subset of rows.

Return a nonconst (modifiable) view of this MultiVector consisting of a subset of the rows, as specified by an offset and a subset Map of this MultiVector's current row Map. If you want X1 or X2 to be const (nonmodifiable) views, use offsetView() with the same arguments. "View" means "alias": if the original (this) MultiVector's data change, the view will see the changed data, and if the view's data change, the original MultiVector will see the changed data.

Parameters
subMap[in] The row Map for the new MultiVector. This must be a subset Map of this MultiVector's row Map.
offset[in] The local row offset at which to start the view.

See the documentation of offsetView() for a code example and an explanation of edge cases.

Definition at line 3210 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::RCP< const Vector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getVector ( const size_t  j) const

Return a Vector which is a const view of column j.

Definition at line 3447 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::RCP< Vector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getVectorNonConst ( const size_t  j)

Return a Vector which is a nonconst view of column j.

Definition at line 3457 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::ArrayRCP< const Scalar > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getData ( size_t  j) const

Const view of the local values in a particular vector of this multivector.

Definition at line 2909 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::ArrayRCP< Scalar > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getDataNonConst ( size_t  j)

View of the local values in a particular vector of this multivector.

Definition at line 2941 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::get1dCopy ( const Teuchos::ArrayView< Scalar > &  A,
const size_t  LDA 
) const

Fill the given array with a copy of this multivector's local values.

Parameters
A[out] View of the array to fill. We consider A as a matrix with column-major storage.
LDA[in] Leading dimension of the matrix A.

Definition at line 3467 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::get2dCopy ( const Teuchos::ArrayView< const Teuchos::ArrayView< Scalar > > &  ArrayOfPtrs) const

Fill the given array with a copy of this multivector's local values.

Parameters
ArrayOfPtrs[out] Array of arrays, one for each column of the multivector. On output, we fill ArrayOfPtrs[j] with the data for column j of this multivector.

Definition at line 3542 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::ArrayRCP< const Scalar > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::get1dView ( ) const

Const persisting (1-D) view of this multivector's local values.

This method assumes that the columns of the multivector are stored contiguously. If not, this method throws std::runtime_error.

Definition at line 3599 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::ArrayRCP< Teuchos::ArrayRCP< const Scalar > > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::get2dView ( ) const

Return const persisting pointers to values.

Definition at line 3676 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::ArrayRCP< Scalar > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::get1dViewNonConst ( )

Nonconst persisting (1-D) view of this multivector's local values.

This method assumes that the columns of the multivector are stored contiguously. If not, this method throws std::runtime_error.

Definition at line 3626 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
Teuchos::ArrayRCP< Teuchos::ArrayRCP< Scalar > > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::get2dViewNonConst ( )

Return non-const persisting pointers to values.

Definition at line 3649 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::clear_sync_state ( )

Clear "modified" flags on both host and device sides.

Definition at line 4192 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<class TargetDeviceType >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::sync ( )
inline

Update data on device or host only if data in the other space has been marked as modified.

If TargetDeviceType is the same as this MultiVector's device type, then copy data from host to device. Otherwise, copy data from device to host. In either case, only copy if the source of the copy has been modified.

This is a one-way synchronization only. If the target of the copy has been modified, this operation will discard those modifications. It will also reset both device and host modified flags.

Note
This method doesn't know on its own whether you modified the data in either memory space. You must manually mark the MultiVector as modified in the space in which you modified it, by calling the modify() method with the appropriate template parameter.

Definition at line 1506 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::sync_host ( )

Synchronize to Host.

Definition at line 4199 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::sync_device ( )

Synchronize to Device.

Definition at line 4206 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<class TargetDeviceType >
bool Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::need_sync ( ) const
inline

Whether this MultiVector needs synchronization to the given space.

Definition at line 1518 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
bool Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::need_sync_host ( ) const

Whether this MultiVector needs synchronization to the host.

Definition at line 4213 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
bool Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::need_sync_device ( ) const

Whether this MultiVector needs synchronization to the device.

Definition at line 4220 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<class TargetDeviceType >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::modify ( )
inline

Mark data as modified on the given device TargetDeviceType.

If TargetDeviceType is the same as this MultiVector's device type, then mark the device's data as modified. Otherwise, mark the host's data as modified.

Definition at line 1534 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::modify_device ( )

Mark data as modified on the device side.

Definition at line 4227 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::modify_host ( )

Mark data as modified on the host side.

Definition at line 4234 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<class TargetDeviceType >
Kokkos::Impl::if_c< std::is_same< typename device_type::memory_space, typename TargetDeviceType::memory_space>::value, typename dual_view_type::t_dev, typename dual_view_type::t_host>::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getLocalView ( ) const
inline

Return a view of the local data on a specific device.

Template Parameters
TargetDeviceTypeThe Kokkos Device type whose data to return.

Please don't be afraid of the if_c expression in the return value's type. That just tells the method what the return type should be: dual_view_type::t_dev if the TargetDeviceType template parameter matches this Tpetra object's device type, else dual_view_type::t_host.

For example, suppose you create a Tpetra::MultiVector for the Kokkos::Cuda device, like this:

typedef Kokkos::Compat::KokkosDeviceWrapperNode<Kokkos::Cuda> > node_type;
RCP<const map_type> map = ...;
mv_type DV (map, 3);

If you want to get the CUDA device Kokkos::View, do this:

typedef typename mv_type::dual_view_type dual_view_type;
typedef typename dual_view_type::t_dev device_view_type;
device_view_type cudaView = DV.getLocalView<Kokkos::Cuda> ();

and if you want to get the host mirror of that View, do this:

typedef typename dual_view_type::host_mirror_space host_execution_space;
typedef typename dual_view_type::t_host host_view_type;
host_view_type hostView = DV.getLocalView<host_execution_space> ();

Definition at line 1582 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::dual_view_type::t_host Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getLocalViewHost ( ) const

A local Kokkos::View of host memory.

Definition at line 4248 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::dual_view_type::t_dev Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getLocalViewDevice ( ) const

A local Kokkos::View of device memory.

Definition at line 4241 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::dot ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  A,
const Teuchos::ArrayView< dot_type > &  dots 
) const

Compute the dot product of each corresponding pair of vectors (columns) in A and B.

The "dot product" is the standard Euclidean inner product. If the type of entries of the vectors (impl_scalar_type) is complex, then A is transposed, not *this. For example, if x and y each have one column, then x.dot (y, dots) computes $y^* x = \bar{y}^T x = \sum_i \bar{y}_i \cdot x_i$.

Precondition
*this and A have the same number of columns (vectors).
dots has at least as many entries as the number of columns in A.
Postcondition
dots[j] == (this->getVector[j])->dot (* (A.getVector[j]))

Definition at line 1932 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< ! (std::is_same<dot_type, T>::value), void >::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::dot ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  A,
const Teuchos::ArrayView< T > &  dots 
) const
inline

Compute the dot product of each corresponding pair of vectors (columns) in A and B.

Template Parameters
TThe output type of the dot products.

This method only exists if dot_type and T are different types. For example, if impl_scalar_type and dot_type differ, then this method ensures backwards compatibility with the previous interface (that returned dot products as impl_scalar_type rather than as dot_type). The complicated enable_if expression just ensures that the method only exists if dot_type and T are different types; the method still returns void, as above.

Definition at line 1626 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< ! (std::is_same<dot_type, T>::value), void >::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::dot ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  A,
std::vector< T > &  dots 
) const
inline

Like the above dot() overload, but for std::vector output.

Definition at line 1641 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::dot ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  A,
const Kokkos::View< dot_type *, Kokkos::HostSpace > &  norms 
) const

Compute the dot product of each corresponding pair of vectors (columns) in A and B, storing the result in a device View.

The "dot product" is the standard Euclidean inner product. If the type of entries of the vectors (impl_scalar_type) is complex, then A is transposed, not *this. For example, if x and y each have one column, then x.dot (y, dots) computes $y^* x = \bar{y}^T x = \sum_i \bar{y}_i \cdot x_i$.

Parameters
A[in] MultiVector with which to dot *this.
dots[out] Device View with getNumVectors() entries.
Precondition
this->getNumVectors () == A.getNumVectors ()
dots.extent (0) == A.getNumVectors ()
Postcondition
dots(j) == (this->getVector[j])->dot (* (A.getVector[j]))

Definition at line 1792 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< ! (std::is_same<dot_type, T>::value), void >::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::dot ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  A,
const Kokkos::View< T *, device_type > &  dots 
) const
inline

Compute the dot product of each corresponding pair of vectors (columns) in A and B, storing the result in a device view.

Template Parameters
TThe output type of the dot products.

This method only exists if dot_type and T are different types. For example, if Scalar and dot_type differ, then this method ensures backwards compatibility with the previous interface (that returned dot products as Scalar rather than as dot_type). The complicated enable_if expression just ensures that the method only exists if dot_type and T are different types; the method still returns void, as above.

Definition at line 1699 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::abs ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  A)

Put element-wise absolute values of input Multi-vector in target: A = abs(this)

Definition at line 2721 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::reciprocal ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  A)

Put element-wise reciprocal values of input Multi-vector in target, this(i,j) = 1/A(i,j).

Definition at line 2672 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::scale ( const Scalar &  alpha)

Scale in place: this = alpha*this.

Replace this MultiVector with alpha times this MultiVector. This method will always multiply, even if alpha is zero. That means, for example, that if *this contains NaN entries before calling this method, the NaN entries will remain after this method finishes.

Definition at line 2465 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::scale ( const Teuchos::ArrayView< const Scalar > &  alpha)

Scale each column in place: this[j] = alpha[j]*this[j].

Replace each column j of this MultiVector with alpha[j] times the current column j of this MultiVector. This method will always multiply, even if all the entries of alpha are zero. That means, for example, that if *this contains NaN entries before calling this method, the NaN entries will remain after this method finishes.

Definition at line 2518 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::scale ( const Kokkos::View< const impl_scalar_type *, device_type > &  alpha)

Scale each column in place: this[j] = alpha[j]*this[j].

Replace each column j of this MultiVector with alpha[j] times the current column j of this MultiVector. This method will always multiply, even if all the entries of alpha are zero. That means, for example, that if *this contains NaN entries before calling this method, the NaN entries will remain after this method finishes.

Definition at line 2542 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::scale ( const Scalar &  alpha,
const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  A 
)

Scale in place: this = alpha * A.

Replace this MultiVector with scaled values of A. This method will always multiply, even if alpha is zero. That means, for example, that if *this contains NaN entries before calling this method, the NaN entries will remain after this method finishes. It is legal for the input A to alias this MultiVector.

Definition at line 2613 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::update ( const Scalar &  alpha,
const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  A,
const Scalar &  beta 
)

Update: this = beta*this + alpha*A.

Update this MultiVector with scaled values of A. If beta is zero, overwrite *this unconditionally, even if it contains NaN entries. It is legal for the input A to alias this MultiVector.

Definition at line 2770 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::update ( const Scalar &  alpha,
const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  A,
const Scalar &  beta,
const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  B,
const Scalar &  gamma 
)

Update: this = gamma*this + alpha*A + beta*B.

Update this MultiVector with scaled values of A and B. If gamma is zero, overwrite *this unconditionally, even if it contains NaN entries. It is legal for the inputs A or B to alias this MultiVector.

Definition at line 2832 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::norm1 ( const Kokkos::View< mag_type *, Kokkos::HostSpace > &  norms) const

Compute the one-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a host view.

Parameters
norms[out] Host View with getNumVectors() entries.
Precondition
norms.extent (0) == this->getNumVectors ()
Postcondition
norms(j) == (this->getVector[j])->norm1 (* (A.getVector[j]))

The one-norm of a vector is the sum of the magnitudes of the vector's entries. On exit, norms(j) is the one-norm of column j of this MultiVector.

Definition at line 2113 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< ! (std::is_same<mag_type, T>::value), void >::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::norm1 ( const Kokkos::View< T *, device_type > &  norms) const
inline

Compute the one-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a device view.

Template Parameters
TThe output type of the dot products.

See the above norm1() method for documentation.

This method only exists if mag_type and T are different types. For example, if Teuchos::ScalarTraits<Scalar>::magnitudeType and mag_type differ, then this method ensures backwards compatibility with the previous interface (that returned norms products as Teuchos::ScalarTraits<Scalar>::magnitudeType rather than as mag_type). The complicated enable_if expression just ensures that the method only exists if mag_type and T are different types; the method still returns void, as above.

Definition at line 1831 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::norm1 ( const Teuchos::ArrayView< mag_type > &  norms) const

Compute the one-norm of each vector (column).

See the uppermost norm1() method above for documentation.

Definition at line 2098 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< ! (std::is_same<mag_type,T>::value), void >::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::norm1 ( const Teuchos::ArrayView< T > &  norms) const
inline

Compute the one-norm of each vector (column).

Template Parameters
TThe output type of the norms.

See the uppermost norm1() method above for documentation.

This method only exists if mag_type and T are different types. For example, if Teuchos::ScalarTraits<Scalar>::magnitudeType and mag_type differ, then this method ensures backwards compatibility with the previous interface (that returned norms as Teuchos::ScalarTraits<Scalar>::magnitudeType rather than as mag_type). The complicated enable_if expression just ensures that the method only exists if mag_type and T are different types; the method still returns void, as above.

Definition at line 1866 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::norm2 ( const Kokkos::View< mag_type *, Kokkos::HostSpace > &  norms) const

Compute the two-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a host View.

Parameters
norms[out] Host View with getNumVectors() entries.
Precondition
norms.extent (0) == this->getNumVectors ()
Postcondition
norms(j) == (this->getVector[j])->dot (* (A.getVector[j]))

The two-norm of a vector is the standard Euclidean norm, the square root of the sum of squares of the magnitudes of the vector's entries. On exit, norms(k) is the two-norm of column k of this MultiVector.

Definition at line 1994 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< ! (std::is_same<mag_type, T>::value), void >::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::norm2 ( const Kokkos::View< T *, device_type > &  norms) const
inline

Compute the two-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a device view.

See the above norm2() method for documentation.

This method only exists if mag_type and T are different types. For example, if Teuchos::ScalarTraits<Scalar>::magnitudeType and mag_type differ, then this method ensures backwards compatibility with the previous interface (that returned norms as Teuchos::ScalarTraits<Scalar>::magnitudeType rather than as mag_type). The complicated enable_if expression just ensures that the method only exists if mag_type and T are different types; the method still returns void, as above.

Definition at line 1921 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::norm2 ( const Teuchos::ArrayView< mag_type > &  norms) const

Compute the two-norm of each vector (column).

See the uppermost norm2() method above for documentation.

Definition at line 1979 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< ! (std::is_same<mag_type,T>::value), void >::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::norm2 ( const Teuchos::ArrayView< T > &  norms) const
inline

Compute the two-norm of each vector (column).

Template Parameters
TThe output type of the norms.

See the uppermost norm2() method above for documentation.

This method only exists if mag_type and T are different types. For example, if Teuchos::ScalarTraits<Scalar>::magnitudeType and mag_type differ, then this method ensures backwards compatibility with the previous interface (that returned norms products as Teuchos::ScalarTraits<Scalar>::magnitudeType rather than as mag_type). The complicated enable_if expression just ensures that the method only exists if mag_type and T are different types; the method still returns void, as above.

Definition at line 1956 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::normInf ( const Kokkos::View< mag_type *, Kokkos::HostSpace > &  norms) const

Compute the infinity-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a host View.

The infinity-norm of a vector is the maximum of the magnitudes of the vector's entries. On exit, norms(j) is the infinity-norm of column j of this MultiVector.

Definition at line 2137 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< ! (std::is_same<mag_type, T>::value), void >::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::normInf ( const Kokkos::View< T *, device_type > &  norms) const
inline

Compute the infinity-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a device view.

See the above normInf() method for documentation.

This method only exists if mag_type and T are different types. For example, if Teuchos::ScalarTraits<Scalar>::magnitudeType and mag_type differ, then this method ensures backwards compatibility with the previous interface (that returned norms as Teuchos::ScalarTraits<Scalar>::magnitudeType rather than as mag_type). The complicated enable_if expression just ensures that the method only exists if mag_type and T are different types; the method still returns void, as above.

Definition at line 2004 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::normInf ( const Teuchos::ArrayView< mag_type > &  norms) const

Compute the infinity-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a Teuchos::ArrayView.

See the uppermost normInf() method above for documentation.

Definition at line 2122 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
template<typename T >
std::enable_if< ! (std::is_same<mag_type,T>::value), void >::type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::normInf ( const Teuchos::ArrayView< T > &  norms) const
inline

Compute the infinity-norm of each vector (column), storing the result in a Teuchos::ArrayView.

Template Parameters
TThe output type of the norms.

See the uppermost normInf() method above for documentation.

This method only exists if mag_type and T are different types. For example, if Teuchos::ScalarTraits<Scalar>::magnitudeType and mag_type differ, then this method ensures backwards compatibility with the previous interface (that returned norms products as Teuchos::ScalarTraits<Scalar>::magnitudeType rather than as mag_type). The complicated enable_if expression just ensures that the method only exists if mag_type and T are different types; the method still returns void, as above.

Definition at line 2041 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::meanValue ( const Teuchos::ArrayView< impl_scalar_type > &  means) const

Compute mean (average) value of each column.

The outcome of this routine is undefined for non-floating point scalar types (e.g., int).

Definition at line 2146 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::multiply ( Teuchos::ETransp  transA,
Teuchos::ETransp  transB,
const Scalar &  alpha,
const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  A,
const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  B,
const Scalar &  beta 
)

Matrix-matrix multiplication: this = beta*this + alpha*op(A)*op(B).

If beta is zero, overwrite *this unconditionally, even if it contains NaN entries. This imitates the semantics of analogous BLAS routines like DGEMM.

Definition at line 3707 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::elementWiseMultiply ( Scalar  scalarAB,
const Vector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  A,
const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  B,
Scalar  scalarThis 
)

Multiply a Vector A elementwise by a MultiVector B.

Compute this = scalarThis * this + scalarAB * B @ A where </tt> denotes element-wise multiplication. In pseudocode, if C denotes *this MultiVector:

C(i,j) = scalarThis * C(i,j) + scalarAB * B(i,j) * A(i,1);

for all rows i and columns j of C.

B must have the same dimensions as *this, while A must have the same number of rows but a single column.

We do not require that A, B, and *this have compatible Maps, as long as the number of rows in A, B, and *this on each process is the same. For example, one or more of these vectors might have a locally replicated Map, or a Map with a local communicator (MPI_COMM_SELF). This case may occur in block relaxation algorithms when applying a diagonal scaling.

Definition at line 3951 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
size_t Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getNumVectors ( ) const

Number of columns in the multivector.

Definition at line 1728 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
size_t Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getLocalLength ( ) const

Local number of rows on the calling process.

Definition at line 807 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
global_size_t Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getGlobalLength ( ) const

Global number of rows in the multivector.

Definition at line 819 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
size_t Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getStride ( ) const

Stride between columns in the multivector.

This is only meaningful if isConstantStride() returns true.

Warning
This may be different on different processes.

Definition at line 831 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
bool Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::isConstantStride ( ) const

Whether this multivector has constant stride between columns.

Warning
This may be different on different processes.

Definition at line 800 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
std::string Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::description ( ) const
virtual

A simple one-line description of this object.

Reimplemented from Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >.

Reimplemented in Tpetra::Vector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >.

Definition at line 4285 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::describe ( Teuchos::FancyOStream &  out,
const Teuchos::EVerbosityLevel  verbLevel = Teuchos::Describable::verbLevel_default 
) const
virtual

Print the object with the given verbosity level to a FancyOStream.

Parameters
out[out] Output stream to which to print. For verbosity levels VERB_LOW and lower, only the process with rank 0 ("Proc 0") in the MultiVector's communicator prints. For verbosity levels strictly higher than VERB_LOW, all processes in the communicator need to be able to print to the output stream.
verbLevel[in] Verbosity level. The default verbosity (verbLevel=VERB_DEFAULT) is VERB_LOW.

The amount and content of what this method prints depends on the verbosity level. In the list below, each higher level includes all the content of the previous levels, as well as its own content.

  • VERB_LOW: Only Proc 0 prints; it prints the same thing as description().
  • VERB_MEDIUM: Each process prints its local length (the number of rows that it owns).
  • VERB_HIGH: Each process prints whether the multivector has constant stride (see isConstantStride()), and if so, what that stride is. (Stride may differ on different processes.)
  • VERB_EXTREME: Each process prints the values in its local part of the multivector. This will print out as many rows of data as the global number of rows in the multivector, so beware.

Reimplemented from Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >.

Reimplemented in Tpetra::Vector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >.

Definition at line 4461 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::removeEmptyProcessesInPlace ( const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &  newMap)
virtual

Remove processes owning zero rows from the Map and their communicator.

Warning
This method is ONLY for use by experts. We highly recommend using the nonmember function of the same name defined in Tpetra_DistObject_decl.hpp.
We make NO promises of backwards compatibility. This method may change or disappear at any time.
Parameters
newMap[in] This must be the result of calling the removeEmptyProcesses() method on the row Map. If it is not, this method's behavior is undefined. This pointer will be null on excluded processes.

Definition at line 4470 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::setCopyOrView ( const Teuchos::DataAccess  copyOrView)
inline

Set whether this has copy (copyOrView = Teuchos::Copy) or view (copyOrView = Teuchos::View) semantics.

Warning
The Kokkos refactor version of MultiVector only implements view semantics. If you attempt to call this method with copyOrView == Teuchos::Copy, it will throw std::invalid_argument.
This method is only for expert use. It may change or disappear at any time.

Definition at line 2248 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
Teuchos::DataAccess Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getCopyOrView ( ) const
inline

Get whether this has copy (copyOrView = Teuchos::Copy) or view (copyOrView = Teuchos::View) semantics.

Warning
This method is only for expert use. It may change or disappear at any time.

Definition at line 2265 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::assign ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  src)

Copy the contents of src into *this (deep copy).

Parameters
src[in] Source MultiVector (input of the deep copy).
Precondition
! src.getMap ().is_null () && ! this->getMap ().is_null ()
src.getMap ()->isCompatible (* (this->getMap ())
Postcondition
Any outstanding views of src or *this remain valid.
Note
To implementers: The postcondition implies that the implementation must not reallocate any memory of *this, or otherwise change its dimensions. This is not an assignment operator; it does not change anything in *this other than the contents of storage.

Definition at line 4478 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
bool Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::isSameSize ( const MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  vec) const
Parameters
src[in] MultiVector
Precondition
! vec.getMap ().is_null () && ! this->getMap ().is_null ()
vec.getMap ()->isCompatible (* (this->getMap ())
Postcondition
Any outstanding views of src or *this remain valid.

Definition at line 4528 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
std::string Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::descriptionImpl ( const std::string &  className) const
protected

Implementation of description() for this class, and its subclass Vector.

Parameters
className[in] Name of the class calling this method: Either "Tpetra::MultiVector" or "Tpetra::Vector" (no quotes in the string, in either case).

Definition at line 4255 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
std::string Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::localDescribeToString ( const Teuchos::EVerbosityLevel  vl) const
protected

Print the calling process' verbose describe() information to the returned string.

This is an implementation detail of describe().

Parameters
vl[in] Verbosity level with which to print.

Definition at line 4293 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
void Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::describeImpl ( Teuchos::FancyOStream &  out,
const std::string &  className,
const Teuchos::EVerbosityLevel  verbLevel = Teuchos::Describable::verbLevel_default 
) const
protected

Implementation of describe() for this class, and its subclass Vector.

Parameters
out[out] Output stream to which to write. Only Process 0 in this object's communicator may write to the output stream.
className[in] Name of the class calling this method.
verbLevel[in] Verbosity level. This also controls whether this method does any communication. At verbosity levels higher (greater) than Teuchos::VERB_LOW, this method behaves as a collective over the object's communicator.

Definition at line 4388 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
template<class T >
Teuchos::ArrayRCP< T > Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getSubArrayRCP ( Teuchos::ArrayRCP< T >  arr,
size_t  j 
) const
protected

Persisting view of j-th column in the given ArrayRCP.

This method considers isConstantStride(). The ArrayRCP may correspond either to a compute buffer or a host view.

Definition at line 4167 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
size_t Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getOrigNumLocalRows ( ) const
protected

"Original" number of rows in the (local) data.

Definition at line 3020 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
size_t Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getOrigNumLocalCols ( ) const
protected

"Original" number of columns in the (local) data.

Definition at line 3027 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
bool Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::checkSizes ( const SrcDistObject sourceObj)
protectedvirtual

Whether data redistribution between sourceObj and this object is legal.

This method is called in DistObject::doTransfer() to check whether data redistribution between the two objects is legal.

Implements Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >.

Definition at line 839 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class LocalOrdinal , class GlobalOrdinal , class Node >
size_t Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::constantNumberOfPackets ( ) const
protectedvirtual

Number of packets to send per LID.

Reimplemented from Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >.

Definition at line 863 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_def.hpp.

void Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::doImport ( const SrcDistObject< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  source,
const Import< LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  importer,
const CombineMode  CM,
const bool  restrictedMode = false 
)
inherited

Import data into this object using an Import object ("forward mode").

The input DistObject is always the source of the data redistribution operation, and the *this object is always the target.

If you don't know the difference between forward and reverse mode, then you probably want forward mode. Use this method with your precomputed Import object if you want to do an Import, else use doExport() with a precomputed Export object.

"Restricted Mode" does two things:

  1. Skips copyAndPermute
  2. Allows the "target" Map of the transfer to be a subset of the Map of *this, in a "locallyFitted" sense.

This cannot be used if (2) is not true, OR there are permutes. The "source" maps still need to match.

Parameters
source[in] The "source" object for redistribution.
importer[in] Precomputed data redistribution plan. Its source Map must be the same as the input DistObject's Map, and its target Map must be the same as this->getMap().
CM[in] How to combine incoming data with the same global index.
void Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::doImport ( const SrcDistObject< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  source,
const Export< LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  exporter,
const CombineMode  CM,
const bool  restrictedMode = false 
)
inherited

Import data into this object using an Export object ("reverse mode").

The input DistObject is always the source of the data redistribution operation, and the *this object is always the target.

If you don't know the difference between forward and reverse mode, then you probably want forward mode. Use the version of doImport() that takes a precomputed Import object in that case.

"Restricted Mode" does two things:

  1. Skips copyAndPermute
  2. Allows the "target" Map of the transfer to be a subset of the Map of *this, in a "locallyFitted" sense.

This cannot be used if (2) is not true, OR there are permutes. The "source" maps still need to match.

Parameters
source[in] The "source" object for redistribution.
exporter[in] Precomputed data redistribution plan. Its target Map must be the same as the input DistObject's Map, and its source Map must be the same as this->getMap(). (Note the difference from forward mode.)
CM[in] How to combine incoming data with the same global index.
void Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::doExport ( const SrcDistObject< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  source,
const Export< LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  exporter,
const CombineMode  CM,
const bool  restrictedMode = false 
)
inherited

Export data into this object using an Export object ("forward mode").

The input DistObject is always the source of the data redistribution operation, and the *this object is always the target.

If you don't know the difference between forward and reverse mode, then you probably want forward mode. Use this method with your precomputed Export object if you want to do an Export, else use doImport() with a precomputed Import object.

"Restricted Mode" does two things:

  1. Skips copyAndPermute
  2. Allows the "target" Map of the transfer to be a subset of the Map of *this, in a "locallyFitted" sense.

This cannot be used if (2) is not true, OR there are permutes. The "source" maps still need to match.

Parameters
source[in] The "source" object for redistribution.
exporter[in] Precomputed data redistribution plan. Its source Map must be the same as the input DistObject's Map, and its target Map must be the same as this->getMap().
CM[in] How to combine incoming data with the same global index.
void Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::doExport ( const SrcDistObject< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  source,
const Import< LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  importer,
const CombineMode  CM,
const bool  restrictedMode = false 
)
inherited

Export data into this object using an Import object ("reverse mode").

The input DistObject is always the source of the data redistribution operation, and the *this object is always the target.

If you don't know the difference between forward and reverse mode, then you probably want forward mode. Use the version of doExport() that takes a precomputed Export object in that case.

"Restricted Mode" does two things:

  1. Skips copyAndPermute
  2. Allows the "target" Map of the transfer to be a subset of the Map of *this, in a "locallyFitted" sense.

This cannot be used if (2) is not true, OR there are permutes. The "source" maps still need to match.

Parameters
source[in] The "source" object for redistribution.
importer[in] Precomputed data redistribution plan. Its target Map must be the same as the input DistObject's Map, and its source Map must be the same as this->getMap(). (Note the difference from forward mode.)
CM[in] How to combine incoming data with the same global index.
bool Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::isDistributed ( ) const
inherited

Whether this is a globally distributed object.

For a definition of "globally distributed" (and its opposite, "locally replicated"), see the documentation of Map's isDistributed() method.

virtual Teuchos::RCP<const map_type> Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::getMap ( ) const
inlinevirtualinherited

The Map describing the parallel distribution of this object.

Note that some Tpetra objects might be distributed using multiple Map objects. For example, CrsMatrix has both a row Map and a column Map. It is up to the subclass to decide which Map to use when invoking the DistObject constructor.

Definition at line 541 of file Tpetra_DistObject_decl.hpp.

void Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::print ( std::ostream &  os) const
inherited

Print this object to the given output stream.

We generally assume that all MPI processes can print to the given stream.

virtual void Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::removeEmptyProcessesInPlace ( const Teuchos::RCP< const map_type > &  newMap)
virtualinherited

Remove processes which contain no entries in this object's Map.

Warning
This method is ONLY for use by experts. We highly recommend using the nonmember function of the same name defined in this file.
We make NO promises of backwards compatibility. This method may change or disappear at any time.

On input, this object is distributed over the Map returned by getMap() (the "original Map," with its communicator, the "original communicator"). The input newMap of this method must be the same as the result of calling getMap()->removeEmptyProcesses(). On processes in the original communicator which contain zero entries ("excluded processes," as opposed to "included processes"), the input newMap must be Teuchos::null (which is what getMap()->removeEmptyProcesses() returns anyway).

On included processes, reassign this object's Map (that would be returned by getMap()) to the input newMap, and do any work that needs to be done to restore correct semantics. On excluded processes, free any data that needs freeing, and do any other work that needs to be done to restore correct semantics.

This method has collective semantics over the original communicator. On exit, the only method of this object which is safe to call on excluded processes is the destructor. This implies that subclasses' destructors must not contain communication operations.

Returns
The object's new Map. Its communicator is a new communicator, distinct from the old Map's communicator, which contains a subset of the processes in the old communicator.
Note
The name differs from Map's method removeEmptyProcesses(), in order to emphasize that the operation on DistObject happens in place, modifying the input, whereas the operation removeEmptyProcess() on Map does not modify the input.
To implementers of DistObject subclasses: The default implementation of this class throws std::logic_error.
virtual void Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::doTransfer ( const SrcDistObject< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  src,
const ::Tpetra::Details::Transfer< local_ordinal_type, global_ordinal_type, node_type > &  transfer,
const char  modeString[],
const ReverseOption  revOp,
const CombineMode  CM,
const bool  restrictedMode 
)
protectedvirtualinherited

Redistribute data across (MPI) processes.

Parameters
src[in] The source object, to redistribute into the target object, which is *this object.
transfer[in] The Export or Import object representing the communication pattern. (Details::Transfer is the common base class of these two objects.)
modeString[in] Human-readable string, for verbose debugging output and error output, explaining what function called this method. Example: "doImport (forward)", "doExport (reverse)".
revOp[in] Whether to do a forward or reverse mode redistribution.
CM[in] The combine mode that describes how to combine values that map to the same global ID on the same process.
virtual bool Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::reallocArraysForNumPacketsPerLid ( const size_t  numExportLIDs,
const size_t  numImportLIDs 
)
protectedvirtualinherited

Reallocate numExportPacketsPerLID_ and/or numImportPacketsPerLID_, if necessary.

Parameters
numExportLIDs[in] Number of entries in the exportLIDs input array argument of doTransfer().
numImportLIDs[in] Number of entries in the remoteLIDs input array argument of doTransfer().
Returns
Whether we actually reallocated either of the arrays.
Warning
This is an implementation detail of doTransferNew(). This needs to be protected, but that doesn't mean users should call this method.
virtual void Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::doTransferNew ( const SrcDistObject< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  src,
const CombineMode  CM,
const size_t  numSameIDs,
const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &  permuteToLIDs,
const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &  permuteFromLIDs,
const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &  remoteLIDs,
const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &  exportLIDs,
Distributor distor,
const ReverseOption  revOp,
const bool  commOnHost,
const bool  restrictedMode 
)
protectedvirtualinherited

Implementation detail of doTransfer.

LID DualViews come from the Transfer object given to doTransfer. They are always sync'd on both host and device. Users must never attempt to modify or sync them.

virtual void Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::copyAndPermute ( const SrcDistObject< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  source,
const size_t  numSameIDs,
const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &  permuteToLIDs,
const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &  permuteFromLIDs 
)
protectedvirtualinherited

Perform copies and permutations that are local to the calling (MPI) process.

Subclasses must reimplement this function. Its default implementation does nothing. Note that the <t>target object of the Export or Import, namely *this, packs the source object's data.

Precondition
permuteToLIDs and permuteFromLIDs are sync'd to both host and device. That is, permuteToLIDs.need_sync_host(), permuteToLIDs.need_sync_device(), permuteFromLIDs.need_sync_host(), and permuteFromLIDs.need_sync_device() are all false.
Parameters
source[in] On entry, the source object of the Export or Import operation.
numSameIDs[in] The number of elements that are the same on the source and target objects. These elements live on the same process in both the source and target objects.
permuteToLIDs[in] List of the elements that are permuted. They are listed by their local index (LID) in the destination object.
permuteFromLIDs[in] List of the elements that are permuted. They are listed by their local index (LID) in the source object.
virtual void Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::packAndPrepare ( const SrcDistObject< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node > &  source,
const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &  exportLIDs,
Kokkos::DualView< packet_type *, buffer_device_type > &  exports,
Kokkos::DualView< size_t *, buffer_device_type numPacketsPerLID,
size_t &  constantNumPackets,
Distributor distor 
)
protectedvirtualinherited

Pack data and metadata for communication (sends).

Subclasses must reimplement this function. Its default implementation does nothing. Note that the <t>target object of the Export or Import, namely *this, packs the source object's data.

Precondition
exportLIDs is sync'd to both host and device. That is, exportLIDs.need_sync_host () and exportLIDs.need_sync_device() are both false.
Parameters
source[in] Source object for the redistribution.
exportLIDs[in] List of the entries (as local IDs in the source object) that Tpetra will send to other processes.
exports[out] On exit, the packed data to send. Implementations must reallocate this as needed (prefer reusing the existing allocation if possible), and may modify and/or sync this wherever they like.
numPacketsPerLID[out] On exit, the implementation of this method must do one of two things: either set numPacketsPerLID[i] to the number of packets to be packed for exportLIDs[i] and set constantNumPackets to zero, or set constantNumPackets to a nonzero value. If the latter, the implementation must not modify the entries of numPacketsPerLID. If the former, the implementation may sync numPacketsPerLID this wherever it likes, either to host or to device. The allocation belongs to DistObject, not to subclasses; don't be tempted to change this to pass by reference.
constantNumPackets[out] On exit, 0 if the number of packets per LID could differ, else (if nonzero) the number of packets per LID (which must be constant).
distor[in] The Distributor object we are using. Most implementations will not use this.
virtual void Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::unpackAndCombine ( const Kokkos::DualView< const local_ordinal_type *, buffer_device_type > &  importLIDs,
Kokkos::DualView< packet_type *, buffer_device_type imports,
Kokkos::DualView< size_t *, buffer_device_type numPacketsPerLID,
const size_t  constantNumPackets,
Distributor distor,
const CombineMode  combineMode 
)
protectedvirtualinherited

Perform any unpacking and combining after communication.

Subclasses must reimplement this function. Its default implementation does nothing. Note that the <t>target object of the Export or Import, namely *this, unpacks the received data into itself, possibly modifying its entries.

Precondition
importLIDs is sync'd to both host and device. That is, importLIDs.need_sync_host () and importLIDs.need_sync_device() are both false.
Parameters
importLIDs[in] List of the entries (as LIDs in the destination object) we received from other processes.
imports[in/out] On input: Buffer of received data to unpack. DistObject promises nothing about where this is sync'd. Implementations may sync this wherever they like, either to host or to device. The allocation belongs to DistObject, not to subclasses; don't be tempted to change this to pass by reference.
numPacketsPerLID[in/out] On input: If constantNumPackets is zero, then numPacketsPerLID[i] contains the number of packets imported for importLIDs[i]. DistObject promises nothing about where this is sync'd. Implementations may sync this wherever they like, either to host or to device. The allocation belongs to DistObject, not to subclasses; don't be tempted to change this to pass by reference.
constantNumPackets[in] If nonzero, then the number of packets per LID is the same for all entries ("constant") and constantNumPackets is that number. If zero, then numPacketsPerLID[i] is the number of packets to unpack for LID importLIDs[i].
distor[in] The Distributor object we are using. Most implementations will not use this.
combineMode[in] The CombineMode to use when combining the imported entries with existing entries.
bool Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::reallocImportsIfNeeded ( const size_t  newSize,
const bool  verbose,
const std::string *  prefix 
)
protectedinherited

Reallocate imports_ if needed.

This unfortunately must be declared protected, for the same reason that imports_ is declared protected.

Parameters
newSize[in] New size of imports_.
verbose[in] Whether to print verbose debugging output to stderr on every (MPI) process in the communicator.
prefix[in] If verbose is true, then this is a nonnull prefix to print at the beginning of each line of verbose debugging output. Otherwise, not used.
Returns
Whether we actually reallocated.

We don't need a "reallocExportsIfNeeded" method, because exports_ always gets passed into packAndPrepare() by nonconst reference. Thus, that method can resize the DualView without needing to call other DistObject methods.

Friends And Related Function Documentation

template<class DS , class DL , class DG , class DN , class SS , class SL , class SG , class SN >
void deep_copy ( MultiVector< DS, DL, DG, DN > &  dst,
const MultiVector< SS, SL, SG, SN > &  src 
)
related

Copy the contents of the MultiVector src into dst.

Precondition
The two inputs must have the same communicator.
The Map of src must be compatible with the Map of dst.
The two inputs must have the same number of columns.

Copy the contents of the MultiVector src into the MultiVector dst. ("Copy the contents" means the same thing as "deep copy.") The two MultiVectors need not necessarily have the same template parameters, but the assignment of their entries must make sense. Furthermore, their Maps must be compatible, that is, the MultiVectors' local dimensions must be the same on all processes.

This method must always be called as a collective operation on all processes over which the multivector is distributed. This is because the method reserves the right to check for compatibility of the two Maps, at least in debug mode, and throw if they are not compatible.

template<class ST , class LO , class GO , class NT >
MultiVector< ST, LO, GO, NT > createCopy ( const MultiVector< ST, LO, GO, NT > &  src)
related

Return a deep copy of the given MultiVector.

Note
MultiVector's constructor returns a shallow copy of its input, by default. If you want a deep copy, use the two-argument copy constructor with Teuchos::Copy as the second argument, or call this function (createCopy).

Member Data Documentation

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
const bool Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::useAtomicUpdatesByDefault
staticprotected
Initial value:
=
true

Whether sumIntoLocalValue and sumIntoGlobalValue should use atomic updates by default.

Warning
This is an implementation detail.

Definition at line 858 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
dual_view_type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::view_
mutableprotected

The Kokkos::DualView containing the MultiVector's data.

This has to be declared mutable, so that get1dView() can retain its current const marking, even though it has always implied a device->host synchronization. Lesson to the reader: Use const sparingly!

Definition at line 2315 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
dual_view_type Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::origView_
mutableprotected

The "original view" of the MultiVector's data.

Methods like offsetView() return a view of a contiguous subset of rows. At some point, we might like to get all of the rows back, by taking another view of a superset of rows. For example, we might like to get a column Map view of a (domain Map view of a (column Map MultiVector)). Tpetra's implementation of Gauss-Seidel and SOR in CrsMatrix relies on this functionality. However, Kokkos (rightfully) forbids us from taking a superset of rows of the current view.

We deal with this at the Tpetra level by keeping around the original view of all the rows (and columns), which is origView_. Methods like offsetView() then use origView_, not view_, to make the subview for the returned MultiVector. Furthermore, offsetView() can do error checking by getting the original number of rows from origView_.

This may pose some problems for offsetView if it is given an offset other than zero, but that case is hardly exercised, so I am not going to worry about it for now.

Note that the "original" view isn't always original. It always has the original number of rows. However, some special cases of constructors that take a whichVectors argument, when whichVectors.size() is 1, may point origView_ to the column to view. Those constructors do this so that the resulting MultiVector has constant stride. This special case does not affect correctness of offsetView and related methods.

Definition at line 2346 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

template<class Scalar, class LocalOrdinal, class GlobalOrdinal, class Node>
Teuchos::Array<size_t> Tpetra::MultiVector< Scalar, LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::whichVectors_
protected

Indices of columns this multivector is viewing.

If this array has nonzero size, then this multivector is a view of another multivector (the "original" multivector). In that case, whichVectors_ contains the indices of the columns of the original multivector. Furthermore, isConstantStride() returns false in this case.

If this array has zero size, then this multivector is not a view of any other multivector. Furthermore, the stride between columns of this multivector is a constant: thus, isConstantStride() returns true.

Definition at line 2360 of file Tpetra_MultiVector_decl.hpp.

Teuchos::RCP<const map_type> Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::map_
protectedinherited

The Map over which this object is distributed.

Definition at line 1140 of file Tpetra_DistObject_decl.hpp.

Kokkos::DualView<packet_type*, buffer_device_type> Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::imports_
protectedinherited

Buffer into which packed data are imported (received from other processes).

Unfortunately, I had to declare these protected, because CrsMatrix uses them at one point. Please, nobody else use them.

Definition at line 1149 of file Tpetra_DistObject_decl.hpp.

Kokkos::DualView<size_t*, buffer_device_type> Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::numImportPacketsPerLID_
protectedinherited

Number of packets to receive for each receive operation.

This array is used in Distributor::doPosts() (and doReversePosts()) when starting the ireceive operation.

This may be ignored in doTransfer() if constantNumPackets is nonzero, indicating a constant number of packets per LID. (For example, MultiVector sets the constantNumPackets output argument of packAndPrepare() to the number of columns in the multivector.)

Unfortunately, I had to declare this protected, because CrsMatrix uses it at one point. Please, nobody else use it.

Definition at line 1187 of file Tpetra_DistObject_decl.hpp.

Kokkos::DualView<packet_type*, buffer_device_type> Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::exports_
protectedinherited

Buffer from which packed data are exported (sent to other processes).

Unfortunately, I had to declare this protected, because CrsMatrix uses it at one point. Please, nobody else use it.

Definition at line 1194 of file Tpetra_DistObject_decl.hpp.

Kokkos::DualView<size_t*, buffer_device_type> Tpetra::DistObject< Scalar , LocalOrdinal, GlobalOrdinal, Node >::numExportPacketsPerLID_
protectedinherited

Number of packets to send for each send operation.

This array is used in Distributor::doPosts() (and doReversePosts()) for preparing for the send operation.

This may be ignored in doTransfer() if constantNumPackets is nonzero, indicating a constant number of packets per LID. (For example, MultiVector sets the constantNumPackets output argument of packAndPrepare() to the number of columns in the multivector.)

Unfortunately, I had to declare this protected, because CrsMatrix uses them at one point. Please, nobody else use it.

Definition at line 1209 of file Tpetra_DistObject_decl.hpp.


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