cs_sat_coupling.h

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#ifndef __CS_SAT_COUPLING_H__
#define __CS_SAT_COUPLING_H__
 
/*============================================================================
 * Functions associated with code coupling.
 *============================================================================*/
 
/*
  This file is part of Code_Saturne, a general-purpose CFD tool.
 
  Copyright (C) 1998-2019 EDF S.A.
 
  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
  the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software
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*/
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Standard C library headers
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Local headers
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
#include "fvm_defs.h"
#include "fvm_nodal.h"
 
#include "cs_base.h"
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
BEGIN_C_DECLS
 
/*=============================================================================
 * Type Definitions
 *============================================================================*/
 
typedef struct _cs_sat_coupling_t cs_sat_coupling_t;
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Function pointer to mesh tagging function.
 *
 * Each function of this sort may be used to tag a mesh and associated
 * points for mocatin exclusion.
 *
 * Note: if the context pointer is non-NULL, it must point to valid data
 * when the selection function is called, so that value or structure
 * should not be temporary (i.e. local);
 *
 * parameters:
 *   context         <-> pointer to optional (untyped) value or structure.
 *   mesh            <-> nodal mesh which should be tagged
 *   n_points        <-- number of points to tag
 *   point_list_base <-- base numbering for point_list
 *   point_list      <-- optional indirection for points
 *   point_tag       --> point tag values (size: n_tags)
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
typedef void
(cs_sat_coupling_tag_t) (void            *context,
                         fvm_nodal_t     *mesh,
                         cs_lnum_t        n_points,
                         cs_lnum_t        point_list_base,
                         const cs_lnum_t  point_list[],
                         int             *point_tag);
 
/*============================================================================
 *  Public function prototypes for Fortran API
 *============================================================================*/
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Get number of code coupling
 *
 * Fortran interface:
 *
 * SUBROUTINE NBCCPL
 * *****************
 *
 * INTEGER          NBRCPL         : <-- : number of code couplings
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void CS_PROCF (nbccpl, NBCCPL)
(
 cs_int_t  *nbrcpl
);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Set the list of cells and boundary faces associated to a coupling
 * and a cloud of point.
 *
 * The local "support" cells and boundary faces are used to localize
 * the values in the distant "coupled" cells and faces.
 * Depending on the role of sender and/or receiver of the current process
 * in the coupling, some of these sets can be empty or not.
 *
 * The cell values are always localized and interpolated on the distant
 * "cells" support. The face values are localized and interpolated on
 * the distant "face" support if present, or on the distant "cell" support
 * if not.
 *
 * If the input arrays LCESUP and LFBSUP are not ordered, they will be
 * orderd in output.
 *
 * Fortran interface:
 *
 * SUBROUTINE DEFCPL
 * *****************
 *
 * INTEGER          NUMCPL         : --> : coupling number
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void CS_PROCF (defloc, DEFLOC)
(
 const cs_int_t  *numcpl
);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Get the number of cells and boundary faces, "support", coupled and not
 * localized associated to a given coupling
 *
 * Fortran interface:
 *
 * SUBROUTINE NBECPL
 * *****************
 *
 * INTEGER          NUMCPL         : --> : coupling number
 * INTEGER          NCESUP         : <-- : number of "support" cells
 * INTEGER          NFBSUP         : <-- : number of "support" boundary faces
 * INTEGER          NCECPL         : <-- : number of coupled cells
 * INTEGER          NFBCPL         : <-- : number of coupled boundary faces
 * INTEGER          NCENCP         : <-- : number of not coupled cells
 *                                 :     : (since not localized)
 * INTEGER          NFBNCP         : <-- : number of not coupled boundary faces
 *                                 :     : (since not localized)
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void CS_PROCF (nbecpl, NBECPL)
(
 const cs_int_t  *numcpl,
       cs_int_t  *ncesup,
       cs_int_t  *nfbsup,
       cs_int_t  *ncecpl,
       cs_int_t  *nfbcpl,
       cs_int_t  *ncencp,
       cs_int_t  *nfbncp
);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Get the lists of coupled cells and boundary faces (i.e. receiving)
 * associated to a given coupling
 *
 * The number of cells and boundary faces, got with NBECPL(), are used
 * for arguments coherency checks.
 *
 * Fortran interface:
 *
 * SUBROUTINE LELCPL
 * *****************
 *
 * INTEGER          NUMCPL         : --> : coupling number
 * INTEGER          NCECPL         : --> : number of coupled cells
 * INTEGER          NFBCPL         : --> : number of coupled boundary faces
 * INTEGER          LCECPL(*)      : <-- : list of coupled cells
 * INTEGER          LFBCPL(*)      : <-- : list of coupled boundary faces
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void CS_PROCF (lelcpl, LELCPL)
(
 const cs_int_t  *numcpl,
 const cs_int_t  *ncecpl,
 const cs_int_t  *nfbcpl,
       cs_int_t  *lcecpl,
       cs_int_t  *lfbcpl
);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Get the lists of not coupled cells and boundary faces (i.e. receiving but
 * not localized) associated to a given coupling
 *
 * The number of cells and boundary faces, got with NBECPL(), are used
 * for arguments coherency checks.
 *
 * Fortran interface:
 *
 * SUBROUTINE LENCPL
 * *****************
 *
 * INTEGER          NUMCPL         : --> : coupling number
 * INTEGER          NCENCP         : --> : number of not coupled cells
 * INTEGER          NFBNCP         : --> : number of not coupled boundary faces
 * INTEGER          LCENCP(*)      : <-- : list of not coupled cells
 * INTEGER          LFBNCP(*)      : <-- : list of not coupled boundary faces
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void CS_PROCF (lencpl, LENCPL)
(
 const cs_int_t  *numcpl,
 const cs_int_t  *ncencp,
 const cs_int_t  *nfbncp,
       cs_int_t  *lcencp,
       cs_int_t  *lfbncp
);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Get the number of distant point associated to a given coupling
 * and localized on the local domain
 *
 * Fortran interface:
 *
 * SUBROUTINE NPDCPL
 * *****************
 *
 * INTEGER          NUMCPL         : --> : coupling number
 * INTEGER          NCEDIS         : <-- : number of distant cells
 * INTEGER          NFBDIS         : <-- : numbre de distant boundary faces
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void CS_PROCF (npdcpl, NPDCPL)
(
 const cs_int_t  *numcpl,
       cs_int_t  *ncedis,
       cs_int_t  *nfbdis
);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Get the distant points coordinates associated to a given coupling
 * and a list of points, and the elements number and type (cell or face)
 * "containing" this points.
 *
 * The number of distant points NBRPTS must be equal to one the arguments
 * NCEDIS or NFBDIS given by NPDCPL(), and is given here for coherency checks
 * between the arguments NUMCPL and ITYSUP.
 *
 * Fortran interface:
 *
 * SUBROUTINE COOCPL
 * *****************
 *
 * INTEGER          NUMCPL         : --> : coupling number
 * INTEGER          NBRPTS         : --> : number of distant points
 * INTEGER          ITYDIS         : --> : 1 : access to the points associated
 *                                 :     :     to the distant cells
 *                                 :     : 2 : access to the points associated
 *                                 :     :     to the distant boundary faces
 * INTEGER          ITYLOC         : <-- : 1 : localization on the local cells
 *                                 :     : 2 : localization on the local faces
 * INTEGER          LOCPTS(*)      : <-- : "containing" number associated to
 *                                 :     :   each point
 * DOUBLE PRECISION COOPTS(3,*)    : <-- : distant point coordinates
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void CS_PROCF (coocpl, COOCPL)
(
 const cs_int_t  *numcpl,
 const cs_int_t  *nbrpts,
 const cs_int_t  *itydis,
       cs_int_t  *ityloc,
       cs_int_t  *locpts,
       cs_real_t *coopts,
       cs_real_t *djppts,
       cs_real_t *dofpts,
       cs_real_t *pndpts
);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Get the weighting coefficient needed for a centered-like interpolation
 * in the case of a coupling on boundary faces.
 *
 * Fortran interface:
 *
 * SUBROUTINE PONDCP
 * *****************
 *
 * INTEGER          NUMCPL         : --> : coupling number
 * INTEGER          NBRCPL         : --> : number of distant points
 * INTEGER          ITYLOC         : <-- : 1 : localization on the local cells
 *                                 :     : 2 : localization on the local faces
 * DOUBLE PRECISION pndcpl(*)      : <-- : weighting coefficients
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void CS_PROCF (pondcp, PONDCP)
(
 const cs_int_t  *numcpl,
 const cs_int_t  *nbrcpl,
       cs_int_t  *ityloc,
       cs_real_t *pndcpl,
       cs_real_t *distof
);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Exchange a variable associated to a set of point and a coupling.
 *
 * Fortran interface:
 *
 * SUBROUTINE VARCPL
 * *****************
 *
 * INTEGER          NUMCPL         : --> : coupling number
 * INTEGER          NBRDIS         : --> : number of values to send
 * INTEGER          NBRLOC         : --> : number of values to receive
 * INTEGER          ITYVAR         : --> : 1 : variables defined at cells
 *                                 :     : 2 : variables defined at faces
 * INTEGER          STRIDE         : --> : 1 : for scalars
 *                                 :     : 3 : for vectors
 * DOUBLE PRECISION VARDIS(*)      : --> : distant variable(to send)
 * DOUBLE PRECISION VARLOC(*)      : <-- : local variable (to receive)
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void CS_PROCF (varcpl, VARCPL)
(
 const cs_int_t  *numcpl,
 const cs_int_t  *nbrdis,
 const cs_int_t  *nbrloc,
 const cs_int_t  *ityvar,
 const cs_int_t  *stride,
       cs_real_t *vardis,
       cs_real_t *varloc
);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Array of integers exchange, associated to a given coupling.
 *
 * It is assumed that the arrays have the same size and the same values on
 * each group of processus (local and distant).
 *
 * Fortran interface:
 *
 * SUBROUTINE TBICPL
 * *****************
 *
 * INTEGER          NUMCPL         : --> : coupling number
 * INTEGER          NBRDIS         : --> : number of values to send
 * INTEGER          NBRLOC         : --> : number of values to receive
 * INTEGER          TABDIS(*)      : --> : distant values (to send)
 * INTEGER          TABLOC(*)      : <-- : local values (to receive)
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void CS_PROCF (tbicpl, TBICPL)
(
 const cs_int_t  *numcpl,
 const cs_int_t  *nbrdis,
 const cs_int_t  *nbrloc,
       cs_int_t  *vardis,
       cs_int_t  *varloc
);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Array of reals exchange, associated to a given coupling.
 *
 * It is assumed that the arrays have the same size and the same values on
 * each group of processus (local and distant).
 *
 * Fortran interface:
 *
 * SUBROUTINE TBRCPL
 * *****************
 *
 * INTEGER          NUMCPL         : --> : coupling number
 * INTEGER          NBRDIS         : --> : number of values to send
 * INTEGER          NBRLOC         : --> : number of values to receive
 * DOUBLE PRECISION TABDIS(*)      : --> : distant values (to send)
 * DOUBLE PRECISION TABLOC(*)      : <-- : local values (to receive)
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void CS_PROCF (tbrcpl, TBRCPL)
(
 const cs_int_t  *numcpl,
 const cs_int_t  *nbrdis,
 const cs_int_t  *nbrloc,
       cs_real_t *vardis,
       cs_real_t *varloc
);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Compute the maximum value of an integer variable associated to a coupling.
 *
 * It is assumed that the integer value is the same for each group of
 * processus (local and distant).
 *
 * Fortran interface:
 *
 * SUBROUTINE MXICPL
 * *****************
 *
 * INTEGER          NUMCPL         : --> : coupling number
 * INTEGER          VALDIS         : --> : distant value (to send)
 * INTEGER          VALMAX         : <-- : local maximum (to receive)
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void CS_PROCF (mxicpl, MXICPL)
(
 const cs_int_t  *const numcpl,
       cs_int_t  *const vardis,
       cs_int_t  *const varmax
);
 
/*============================================================================
 * Public function prototypes
 *============================================================================*/
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void
cs_sat_coupling_define(const char  *saturne_name,
                       const char  *boundary_cpl_criteria,
                       const char  *volume_cpl_criteria,
                       const char  *boundary_loc_criteria,
                       const char  *volume_loc_criteria,
                       int          verbosity);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Get number of Code_Saturne couplings.
 *
 * returns:
 *   number of Code_Saturne couplings
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
int
cs_sat_coupling_n_couplings(void);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Get pointer to Code_Saturne coupling.
 *
 * parameters:
 *   coupling_id <-- Id (0 to n-1) of Code_Saturne coupling
 *
 * returns:
 *   pointer to Code_Saturne coupling structure
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
cs_sat_coupling_t *
cs_sat_coupling_by_id(int coupling_id);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Create a sat_coupling_t structure.
 *
 * parameters:
 *   ref_axis           <-- reference axis
 *   face_sel_criterion <-- criterion for selection of boundary faces
 *   cell_sel_criterion <-- criterion for selection of cells
 *   sat_name           <-- Code_Saturne application name
 *   verbosity          <-- verbosity level
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void
cs_sat_coupling_add(const char  *face_cpl_sel_c,
                    const char  *cell_cpl_sel_c,
                    const char  *face_loc_sel_c,
                    const char  *cell_loc_sel_c,
                    const char  *sat_name,
                    int          verbosity);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Create a new internal Code_Saturne coupling.
 *
 * arguments:
 *   tag_func          <-- pointer to tagging function
 *   tag_context       <-- pointer to tagging function context
 *   boundary_criteria <-- boundary face selection criteria, or NULL
 *   volume_criteria   <-- volume cell selection criteria, or NULL
 *   loc_tolerance     <-- location tolerance factor (0.1 recommended)
 *   verbosity         <-- verbosity level
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void
cs_sat_coupling_add_internal(cs_sat_coupling_tag_t  *tag_func,
                             void                   *tag_context,
                             const char             *boundary_cpl_criteria,
                             const char             *volume_cpl_criteria,
                             const char             *boundary_loc_criteria,
                             const char             *volume_loc_criteria,
                             float                   loc_tolerance,
                             int                     verbosity);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Initialize Code_Saturne couplings.
 *
 * This function may be called once all couplings have been defined,
 * and it will match defined couplings with available applications.
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void
cs_sat_coupling_all_init(void);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Destroy all couplings
 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
void
cs_sat_coupling_all_finalize(void);
 
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
END_C_DECLS
 
#endif /* __CS_COUPLAGE_H__ */