#ifndef lint static char vcid[] = "$Id: ij.c,v 1.14 1995/11/02 04:28:29 bsmith Exp bsmith $"; #endif #include "aij.h" /* MatToSymmetricIJ_SeqAIJ - Convert a sparse AIJ matrix to IJ format (ignore the "A" part) Allocates the space needed. Uses only the lower triangular part of the matrix. Description: Take the data in the row-oriented sparse storage and build the IJ data for the Matrix. Return 0 on success, row + 1 on failure at that row. Produces the ij for a symmetric matrix by only using the lower triangular part of the matrix. Input Parameters: . Matrix - matrix to convert Output Parameters: . ia - ia part of IJ representation (row information) . ja - ja part (column indices) Notes: $ Both ia and ja may be freed with PetscFree(); $ This routine is provided for ordering routines that require a $ symmetric structure. It is used in SpOrder (and derivatives) since $ those routines call SparsePak routines that expect a symmetric $ matrix. */ int MatToSymmetricIJ_SeqAIJ( Mat_SeqAIJ *A, int **iia, int **jja ) { int *work,*ia,*ja,*j,i, nz, n = A->m, row, col, shift = A->indexshift; int *ai = A->i, *aj = A->j + shift; /* allocate space for row pointers */ *iia = ia = (int *) PetscMalloc( (n+1)*sizeof(int) ); CHKPTRQ(ia); PetscMemzero(ia,(n+1)*sizeof(int)); work = (int *) PetscMalloc( (n+1)*sizeof(int) ); CHKPTRQ(work); /* determine the number of columns in each row */ ia[0] = 1; for (row = 0; row < n; row++) { nz = ai[row+1] - ai[row]; j = aj + ai[row]; while (nz--) { col = *j++ + shift; if (col > row) { break;} if (col != row) ia[row+1]++; ia[col+1]++; } } /* shift ia[i] to point to next row */ for ( i=1; i row) { break;} if (col != row) {ja[work[col]++] = row + 1; } ja[work[row]++] = col + 1; } } PetscFree(work); return 0; }