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1 aw0a 1 /*
2     * mtx: Ascend Sparse Matrix Package
3     * by Karl Michael Westerberg
4     * Created: 2/6/90
5     * Version: $Revision: 1.9 $
6     * Version control file: $RCSfile: mtx_use_only.c,v $
7     * Date last modified: $Date: 2000/01/25 02:27:12 $
8     * Last modified by: $Author: ballan $
9     *
10     * This file is part of the SLV solver.
11     *
12     * Copyright (C) 1990 Karl Michael Westerberg
13     * Copyright (C) 1993 Joseph Zaher
14     * Copyright (C) 1994 Joseph Zaher, Benjamin Andrew Allan
15     * Copyright (C) 1995 Kirk Andre Abbott, Benjamin Andrew Allan
16     * Copyright (C) 1996 Benjamin Andrew Allan
17     *
18     * The SLV solver is free software; you can redistribute
19     * it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
20     * published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the
21     * License, or (at your option) any later version.
22     *
23     * The SLV solver is distributed in hope that it will be
24     * useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
25     * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
26     * General Public License for more details.
27     *
28     * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with
29     * the program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675
30     * Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA. Check the file named COPYING.
31     * COPYING is found in ../compiler.
32     */
33     #include "utilities/ascConfig.h"
34     #include "utilities/ascMalloc.h"
35     #include "utilities/mem.h"
36     #include "solver/mtx.h"
37     /* grab our private parts */
38     #define __MTX_C_SEEN__
39     #include "solver/mtx_use_only.h"
40    
41     #define free_unless_null(ptr) if( NOTNULL(ptr) ) ascfree(ptr)
42    
43     FILE *g_mtxerr;
44    
45     struct element_t *mtx_find_element(mtx_matrix_t mtx, int32 org_row,
46     int32 org_col)
47     {
48     register struct element_t *elt;
49    
50     /* old way.
51     for( elt = mtx->hdr.row[org_row] ; NOTNULL(elt) ; elt = elt->next.col )
52     if( elt->col == org_col )
53     break;
54     */
55     for( elt = mtx->hdr.row[org_row] ;
56     NOTNULL(elt) && elt->col!=org_col ;
57     elt = elt->next.col );
58     return(elt);
59     }
60    
61     struct element_t *mtx_create_element(mtx_matrix_t mtx,
62     int32 org_row, int32 org_col)
63     /**
64     *** Creates the given element and returns a pointer to it. The value is
65     *** initially zero.
66     **/
67     {
68     register struct element_t *elt;
69    
70     #if MTX_DEBUG
71     if( NOTNULL(mtx_find_element(mtx,org_row,org_col)) ) {
72     FPRINTF(g_mtxerr,"ERROR: (mtx) create_element\n");
73     FPRINTF(g_mtxerr," Element (%d,%d) already exists.\n",
74     org_row,org_col);
75     }
76     #endif
77     elt = (struct element_t *)mem_get_element(mtx->ms);
78     /* guess who didn't check for the alloc return. */
79     elt->value = 0.0;
80     elt->row = org_row;
81     elt->col = org_col;
82     elt->next.col = mtx->hdr.row[org_row];
83     elt->next.row = mtx->hdr.col[org_col];
84     mtx->hdr.row[org_row] = mtx->hdr.col[org_col] = elt;
85     return(elt);
86     }
87    
88     struct element_t *mtx_create_element_value(mtx_matrix_t mtx,
89     int32 org_row,
90     int32 org_col,
91     real64 val)
92     {
93     register struct element_t *elt;
94    
95     #if MTX_DEBUG
96     if( NOTNULL(mtx_find_element(mtx,org_row,org_col)) ) {
97     FPRINTF(g_mtxerr,"ERROR: (mtx) create_element_value\n");
98     FPRINTF(g_mtxerr," Element (%d,%d) already exists.\n",
99     org_row,org_col);
100     }
101     #endif
102     elt = (struct element_t *)mem_get_element(mtx->ms);
103     /* guess who didn't check for the alloc return. not needed here. */
104     elt->value = val;
105     elt->row = org_row;
106     elt->col = org_col;
107     elt->next.col = mtx->hdr.row[org_row];
108     elt->next.row = mtx->hdr.col[org_col];
109     mtx->hdr.row[org_row] = mtx->hdr.col[org_col] = elt;
110     return(elt);
111     }
112    
113     /* new version */
114     struct element_t *mtx_next_col(register struct element_t *elt,
115     mtx_range_t *rng, int32 *tocur)
116     {
117     if( NOTNULL(elt) ) {
118     elt = elt->next.col;
119     } else {
120     return elt;
121     }
122     /* use of not_in_range in the following is a loser on alphas */
123     /* due to the price of assigning the range limits */
124     if( rng != mtx_ALL_COLS ) {
125     if( rng->high < rng->low ) return NULL;
126     while( NOTNULL(elt) && !in_range(rng,tocur[elt->col]) )
127     elt = elt->next.col;
128     }
129     return( elt );
130     }
131    
132     /* original version */
133     struct element_t *mtx_next_row(register struct element_t *elt,
134     mtx_range_t *rng, int32 *tocur)
135     {
136     if( NOTNULL(elt) ) elt = elt->next.row;
137     if( rng != mtx_ALL_ROWS ) {
138     if( rng->high < rng->low ) return NULL;
139     while( NOTNULL(elt) && !in_range(rng,tocur[elt->row]) )
140     elt = elt->next.row;
141     }
142     return( elt );
143     }
144    
145    
146     int32 *mtx_alloc_perm(int32 cap)
147     {
148     int32 *perm;
149     perm = (int32 *)ascmalloc( (cap+1)*sizeof(int32) );
150     *perm = -1;
151     return( perm+1 );
152     }
153    
154     void mtx_copy_perm( int32 *tarperm, int32 *srcperm, int32 cap)
155     /**
156     *** Copies srcperm to tarperm given the capacity of srcperm.
157     *** If tarperm was obtained from
158     *** alloc_perm(), the -1 has already been copied
159     **/
160     {
161     mem_copy_cast(srcperm,tarperm,cap*sizeof(int32));
162     }
163    
164     #define free_perm(perm) ascfree( (POINTER)((perm)-1) )
165     /**
166     *** Frees a permutation vector.
167     **/
168    
169     void mtx_free_perm(int32 *perm)
170     {
171     free_perm(perm);
172     }
173    
174     /* some local scope globals to keep memory so we aren't constantly
175     reallocating */
176     struct reusable_data_vector
177     g_mtx_null_index_data = {NULL,0,sizeof(int32),0},
178     g_mtx_null_sum_data = {NULL,0,sizeof(real64),0},
179     g_mtx_null_mark_data = {NULL,0,sizeof(char),0},
180     g_mtx_null_vector_data = {NULL,0,sizeof(struct element_t *),0},
181     g_mtx_null_col_vector_data = {NULL,0,sizeof(struct element_t *),0},
182     g_mtx_null_row_vector_data = {NULL,0,sizeof(struct element_t *),0};
183    
184     /* the psychologist function. resets data to zero after some checking */
185     static void mtx_sanify_reuseable(struct reusable_data_vector *r)
186     {
187     if (r->last_line) {
188     r->last_line = ZERO;
189     if (r->capacity > 0 && r->arr != NULL) {
190     /* rezero the buffer */
191     switch (r->entry_size) {
192     case sizeof(int32):
193     mtx_zero_int32(r->arr,r->capacity);
194     break;
195     case sizeof(real64):
196     mtx_zero_real64(r->arr,r->capacity);
197     break;
198     default:
199     mtx_zero_char(r->arr, r->capacity*r->entry_size);
200     break;
201     }
202     }
203     }
204     if (r->capacity && r->arr == NULL) {
205     /* forget it exists (capacity && !arr --> insanity) */
206     r->capacity = 0;
207     r->arr = NULL;
208     }
209     }
210    
211     /* a function to insure the sanity of all the reuseable vectors */
212     void mtx_reset_null_vectors(void) {
213     mtx_sanify_reuseable( &g_mtx_null_index_data);
214     mtx_sanify_reuseable( &g_mtx_null_sum_data);
215     mtx_sanify_reuseable( &g_mtx_null_mark_data);
216     mtx_sanify_reuseable( &g_mtx_null_row_vector_data);
217     mtx_sanify_reuseable( &g_mtx_null_col_vector_data);
218     mtx_sanify_reuseable( &g_mtx_null_vector_data);
219     }
220    
221     /* get a chunk of memory (probably already allocated) and return
222     to user who will reset it to 0s before releasing it. */
223     void *mtx_null_vector_f(int32 cap, int line, CONST char *file,
224     struct reusable_data_vector *ptr, char *fn)
225     /**
226     *** Call only via the macros.
227     *** Bugs: does not check for null return.
228     *** but then if this returns null, a crash from some other cause
229     *** is imminent anyway.
230     **/
231     {
232     if (ptr->last_line) {
233     FPRINTF(g_mtxerr,"Warning: (%s) mtx_%s called while data in use\n",file,fn);
234     FPRINTF(g_mtxerr," Last called line: %d, this call line %d\n",
235     ptr->last_line,line);
236     if (cap > 0 && cap <= ptr->capacity) {
237     switch (ptr->entry_size) {
238     case sizeof(int32):
239     mtx_zero_int32(ptr->arr,ptr->capacity);
240     break;
241     case sizeof(real64):
242     mtx_zero_real64(ptr->arr,ptr->capacity);
243     break;
244     default:
245     mtx_zero_char(ptr->arr, ptr->capacity*ptr->entry_size);
246     break;
247     }
248     }
249     }
250     if (!cap) {
251     free_unless_null( (POINTER)ptr->arr );
252     ptr->capacity = ZERO;
253     ptr->arr = NULL;
254     ptr->last_line = ZERO;
255     return( ptr->arr );
256     }
257    
258     if( cap > ptr->capacity ) {
259     free_unless_null( (POINTER)ptr->arr );
260     ptr->arr = asccalloc( cap, ptr->entry_size );
261     if (ISNULL(ptr->arr)) {
262     ptr->capacity = ZERO;
263     ptr->last_line = ZERO;
264     FPRINTF(g_mtxerr,"ERROR: memory allocation failed in mtx_%s.\n",fn);
265     return ptr->arr;
266     }
267     ptr->capacity = cap;
268     }
269     ptr->last_line = line;
270     return( ptr->arr );
271     }
272    
273     /**
274     *** Call only via the macros.
275     **/
276     void mtx_null_vector_release_f(int line, CONST char *file,
277     struct reusable_data_vector *ptr, char *fn)
278     {
279     if (ptr->last_line == 0) {
280     FPRINTF(g_mtxerr,
281     "Warning: (%s) mtx_%s_release called (line %d) on vector not in use\n",
282     file, fn, line);
283     }
284     ptr->last_line = 0;
285     }
286    
287     /********************************************************************/
288    
289     struct element_t **mtx_expand_row(mtx_matrix_t mtx, int32 org)
290     {
291     struct element_t **arr;
292     struct element_t *elt;
293    
294     arr = mtx_null_vector(mtx->order);
295     for( elt=mtx->hdr.row[org]; NOTNULL(elt); elt=elt->next.col )
296     arr[elt->col] = elt;
297     return(arr);
298     }
299    
300     struct element_t **mtx_expand_col(mtx_matrix_t mtx, int32 org)
301     {
302     struct element_t **arr;
303     struct element_t *elt;
304    
305     arr = mtx_null_vector(mtx->order);
306     for( elt = mtx->hdr.col[org] ; NOTNULL(elt) ; elt = elt->next.row )
307     arr[elt->row] = elt;
308     return(arr);
309     }
310    
311     void mtx_renull_using_row(mtx_matrix_t mtx, int32 org,
312     struct element_t **arr)
313     {
314     struct element_t *elt;
315    
316     for( elt=mtx->hdr.row[org]; NOTNULL(elt); elt=elt->next.col )
317     arr[elt->col] = NULL;
318     }
319    
320     void mtx_renull_using_col(mtx_matrix_t mtx, int32 org,
321     struct element_t **arr)
322     {
323     struct element_t *elt;
324    
325     for( elt=mtx->hdr.col[org]; NOTNULL(elt); elt=elt->next.row )
326     arr[elt->row] = NULL;
327     }
328    
329     void mtx_renull_all(mtx_matrix_t mtx, struct element_t **arr)
330     /**
331     *** Makes arr NULLed again, assuming it is size mtx->order.
332     **/
333     {
334     if (mtx && arr)
335     zero(arr,mtx->order,struct element_t *);
336     }
337    
338     #undef __MTX_C_SEEN__

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