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Sorry. <br>
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You are asking for Jacobi, and not BJacobi.<br>
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D'oh!<br>
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-Paul<br>
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In bjacobi.c, the following comments are given for
PCCreate_BJacobi.<br>
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Developer Notes: This preconditioner does not currently work with
CUDA/CUSP for a couple of
reasons.
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(1) It creates seq vectors as work vectors that should be
cusp
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(2) The use of VecPlaceArray() is not handled properly by CUSP
(that is it will not know where the ownership of the vector is so
may use wrong values) even if it did know the ownership it may
induce extra copy ups and downs. Satish suggests a
VecTransplantArray() to handle two vectors sharing the same
pointer and handling the CUSP side as well instead of
VecGetArray()/VecPlaceArray(). <br>
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I've had some success with comment (2) above in regards to
Singleblock BJacobi. I haven't yet tried it for Multiblock or
Multiproc.<br>
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-Paul<br>
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Tue, Mar 13, 2012 at 10:18, Paul
Mullowney <span dir="ltr"><<a moz-do-not-send="true"
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<div bgcolor="#ffffff" text="#000000">I don't think PCJACOBI
is working on the GPU yet.<br>
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<div>It damn well better be.</div>
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<div>(It only calls MatGetDiagonal(), everything else is just
a Vec operation and the VecType will be set so that it runs
on the GPU.)</div>
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I have some local fixes to make it work efficiently
(without extra copies), but changes won't be pushed too
soon because the design is not sufficiently general.</div>
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