Most external factorization packages do not use the ordering provided by PETSc, therefor only provide it when needed.

Adds MatOrderingType external to indicate not to generate an ordering and use wh

Most external factorization packages do not use the ordering provided by PETSc, therefor only provide it when needed.

Adds MatOrderingType external to indicate not to generate an ordering and use what the package needs
Now -pc_view will not print the wrong PETSc ordering when the ordering is done externally

Saves some memory and compute time.

Commit-type: optimization
Time: 1.2 hours
Reported-by: Junchao Zhang <junchao.zhang@gmail.com>
Thanks-to: Stefano Zampini <stefano.zampini@gmail.com>

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Merge branch 'knepley/feature-dm-addboundary-collective' into 'master'

Knepley/feature dm addboundary collective

See merge request petsc/petsc!2659

DM: Change examples to use DMAddBoundary() instead of PetscDSAddBoundary()
- Now you have to call DMCopyDS() after labels have been established on the coarse DM
- Also, p4est setup has to have happen

DM: Change examples to use DMAddBoundary() instead of PetscDSAddBoundary()
- Now you have to call DMCopyDS() after labels have been established on the coarse DM
- Also, p4est setup has to have happened before label completion

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Merge branch 'jed/promote-examples-tests-tutorials' [petsc/petsc!2610]

* jed/promote-examples-tests-tutorials:
Promote examples/{tests,tutorials}/ to {tests,tutorials}/

Promote examples/{tests,tutorials}/ to {tests,tutorials}/

This shortens paths and improves consistency between test target names
and paths to the source and output files. Most of the work was
compl

Promote examples/{tests,tutorials}/ to {tests,tutorials}/

This shortens paths and improves consistency between test target names
and paths to the source and output files. Most of the work was
completed by this script, followed by mild cleanup of nonconforming
cases.

for makefile in `git ls-files 'src/*makefile'`; do
if rg -q 'DIRS.*\bexamples\b' $makefile; then
base=$(dirname $makefile)
dirs=$(cd $base/examples && ls -d tests tutorials 2>/dev/null | xargs echo)
perl -pi -e "s#^(DIRS.*)\bexamples\b#\1${dirs}#" $makefile
git rm $base/examples/makefile
for t in $dirs; do
git mv $base/examples/$t $base/
perl -pi -e "s#^(LOCDIR[[:space:]]*=).*#\1 $base/$t/#" $base/$t
done
fi
done

git grep -l -E -z 'examples/(tutorials|tests)' | xargs -0 perl -pi -e 's#examples/(tutorials|tests)#\1#g'
git checkout @ \
src/docs/website/documentation/changes/ \
src/benchmarks/results/

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