[petsc-dev] FW: More Fortran Interfaces

[Matthew Knepley]

On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 2:55 AM, John O'Sullivan <
jp.osullivan at auckland.ac.nz> wrote:

>  Hi guys,
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> I’m having trouble working out how to use the fortran interfaces for
> DMPlexGetFaceFields, DMPlexGefFaceGeometry that Matt sorted out.
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> From Matt’s email I understand I’m supposed to use a PetscScalar array
> with an extra dimension for the fgeom structure but I not really sure how
> this should look?
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> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Sorry this took me so long. These are 1D arrays that come in, you just have
to know how many entries are
in the struct:


https://bitbucket.org/petsc/petsc/src/d6f1362f6cb5b06161d69865c85ac643bdb6c5ac/include/petscfvtypes.h?at=master

which looks like 12 for the face geometry. Does that make sense?

  Thanks,

    Matt


> Cheers
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> John
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> Sorry, this is a really bad time of year for me with family and work
> travel. I can put in the Fortran bindings this week I think.
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> I do not know how to handle structs in Fortran (will ask Fortran gurus).
> Right now, I am just going to make a PetscScalar
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> array with one more dimension since the struct is a bunch of Scalars, and
> you will have to index into it treating the struct
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> as another dim.
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>   Thanks,
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>     Matt
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>  Thanks very much!
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> Cheers
> John
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