source: issm/trunk-jpl/src/c/modules/Reducevectorgtosx/Reducevectorgtosx.cpp@ 12450

/*!\file Reducevectorgtosx
 * \brief reduce petsc vector from g set to s set (single point constraints), using the nodeset partitioning 
 * vectors.
 */

#include "./Reducevectorgtosx.h"

void Reducevectorgtosx(Vector** pys, Vector* yg, Nodes* nodes,Parameters* parameters){

        /*output: */
        Vector* ys=NULL;

        /*variables: */
        int i;
        int configuration_type;
        int ssize;
        double* yg_serial=NULL;

        /*first figure out ssize: */
        parameters->FindParam(&configuration_type,ConfigurationTypeEnum);
        ssize=nodes->NumberOfDofs(configuration_type,SsetEnum);

        if(ssize==0){
                ys=NULL;
        }
        else{
                /*allocate: */
                ys=new Vector(ssize);

                if(nodes->NumberOfNodes(configuration_type)){ 

                        /*serialize yg, so nodes can index into it: */
                        yg_serial=yg->ToMPISerial();

                        /*Go throygh all nodes, and ask them to retrieve values from yg, and plyg them into ys: */
                        for(i=0;i<nodes->Size();i++){

                                Node* node=(Node*)nodes->GetObjectByOffset(i);

                                /*Check that this node corresponds to our analysis currently being carried out: */
                                if (node->InAnalysis(configuration_type)){

                                        /*For this object, reduce values for enum set Fset: */
                                        node->VecReduce(ys,yg_serial,SsetEnum);
                                }
                        }
                }
                /*Assemble vector: */
                ys->Assemble();
        }

        /*Free ressources:*/
        xDelete<double>(yg_serial);

        /*Assign output pointers:*/
        *pys=ys;
}