system_layout.hpp File Reference

Describe the independently ordered physical state and residual coordinates of a discrete system. This is an accounting layer to keep index offsets straight in memory. More...

#include <array>
#include <cstddef>
#include <span>
#include <type_traits>
#include "serif/discretization/blocks/base.hpp"
#include "serif/utils/dependencies/key_list_operations.hpp"

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Classes
struct	serif::discretization::blocks::SystemLayout< ValuesT, ResidualsT >
	Describe the independently ordered physical state and residual coordinates of a discrete system. More...

Namespaces
namespace	serif
namespace	serif::discretization
namespace	serif::discretization::blocks
namespace	serif::discretization::blocks::detail

Concepts
concept	serif::discretization::blocks::SystemLayoutType
	Compile time check for a SystemLayout type, e.g. SystemLayout<Values, Residuals>.

Functions
std::size_t	serif::discretization::blocks::checked_block_size (std::span< const std::size_t > sizes)
	Sum some memory span with checking for if any element is too large to fit in a size_t.
template<SystemLayoutType Layout, typename SizeResolver>
constexpr std::remove_cvref_t< Layout >	serif::discretization::blocks::make_system_layout (const SizeResolver &size)
	Build both coordinate orderings from the same physical size resolver.

Variables
template<typename Candidate>
constexpr bool	serif::discretization::blocks::detail::is_system_layout = false
	Default false specialization for is_system_layout, specialized to true for SystemLayout<Values, Residuals>.
template<typename Values, typename Residuals>
constexpr bool	serif::discretization::blocks::detail::is_system_layout< SystemLayout< Values, Residuals > > = true
	True specialization for is_system_layout, specialized to true for SystemLayout<Values, Residuals>.

Detailed Description

Describe the independently ordered physical state and residual coordinates of a discrete system. This is an accounting layer to keep index offsets straight in memory.

Author

Emily M. Boudreaux