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= Introduction = | = Introduction = | ||
In this section, the suite of inverters are described and practical applications are given as examples. All shift-inverters are actually multi-shift inverters. | In this section, the suite of inverters are described and practical applications are given as examples. All shift-inverters are actually multi-shift inverters. | ||
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| + | = Interface = | ||
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| + | The inverters interface follows the pattern: | ||
| + | int function_name( matrix mult info, source vec, solution(s) vec, | ||
| + | relative error, max iter, other inverter params ) | ||
| + | where the return value is the number of iterations. | ||
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| + | The generic inverters are declared in '''inverters.h''' and the device specialized ones in '''inverters_device.h'''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:04, 10 September 2014
Introduction
In this section, the suite of inverters are described and practical applications are given as examples. All shift-inverters are actually multi-shift inverters.
Interface
The inverters interface follows the pattern:
int function_name( matrix mult info, source vec, solution(s) vec,
relative error, max iter, other inverter params )
where the return value is the number of iterations.
The generic inverters are declared in inverters.h and the device specialized ones in inverters_device.h.
