-// Copyright (C) 2007-2014 CEA/DEN, EDF R&D
+// Copyright (C) 2007-2023 CEA/DEN, EDF R&D
//
// This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
// modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
#include <numeric>
-namespace ParaMEDMEM
+namespace MEDCoupling
{
/*!
- \defgroup parafield ParaFIELD
- This class encapsulates parallel fields. It basically encapsulates
- a MEDCouplingField with extra information related to parallel
+ \anchor ParaFIELD-det
+ \class ParaFIELD
+
+ This class encapsulates parallel fields.
+
+ It gathers a \ref fields "MEDCouplingField" with some extra information related to the parallel
topology.
- It is most conveniently created by giving a pointer to a MEDCouplingField
- object and a \c ProcessorGroup.
+
+ It is most conveniently created by giving a pointer to a MEDCouplingFieldDouble
+ object and a ProcessorGroup.
By default, a ParaFIELD object will be constructed with all field components
- located on the same processors. In some specific cases, it might be necessary to scatter components over several processors. In this case, the constructor
- using a ComponentTopology is required.
+ located on the same processors. In some specific cases, it might be necessary to scatter components over
+ several processors. In this case, the constructor using a ComponentTopology is required.
- @{ */
+ */
/*!
- \brief Constructing a \c ParaFIELD from a \c ParaSUPPORT and a \c ComponentTopology.
+ \brief Constructing a \c ParaFIELD from a \c ParaMESH and a \c ComponentTopology.
- This constructor creates an empty field based on the ParaSUPPORT description
+ This constructor creates an empty field based on the ParaMESH description
and the partitioning of components described in \a component_topology.
It takes ownership over the \c _field object that it creates.
/*! \brief Constructor creating the ParaFIELD
from a given FIELD and a processor group.
- This constructor supposes that support underlying \a subdomain_field has no ParaSUPPORT
+ This constructor supposes that support underlying \a subdomain_field has no ParaMESH
attached and it therefore recreates one. It therefore takes ownership over _support. The component topology associated with the field is a basic one (all components on the same processor).
*/
ParaFIELD::ParaFIELD(MEDCouplingFieldDouble* subdomain_field, ParaMESH *sup, const ProcessorGroup& proc_group):
_field(subdomain_field),
- _component_topology(ComponentTopology(_field->getNumberOfComponents())),_topology(0),_own_support(false),
+ _component_topology(ComponentTopology((int)_field->getNumberOfComponents())),_topology(0),_own_support(false),
_support(sup)
{
if(_field)
}
ParaFIELD::~ParaFIELD()
+ {
+ release();
+ }
+
+ /** Destructor involves MPI operations: make sure this is accessible from a proper
+ * method for Python wrapping.
+ */
+ void ParaFIELD::release()
{
if(_field)
- _field->decrRef();
+ {
+ _field->decrRef();
+ _field = nullptr;
+ }
+
if(_own_support)
- delete _support;
+ {
+ delete _support;
+ _support = nullptr;
+ }
delete _topology;
+ _topology = nullptr;
}
void ParaFIELD::synchronizeTarget(ParaFIELD* source_field)
* This method returns, if it exists, an array with only one component and as many as tuples as _field has.
* This array gives for every element on which this->_field lies, its global number, if this->_field is nodal.
* For example if _field is a nodal field : returned array will be the nodal global numbers.
- * The content of this method is used to inform Working side to accumulate data recieved by lazy side.
+ * The content of this method is used to inform Working side to accumulate data received by lazy side.
*/
- DataArrayInt* ParaFIELD::returnCumulativeGlobalNumbering() const
+ DataArrayIdType* ParaFIELD::returnCumulativeGlobalNumbering() const
{
if(!_field)
return 0;
}
}
- DataArrayInt* ParaFIELD::returnGlobalNumbering() const
+ DataArrayIdType* ParaFIELD::returnGlobalNumbering() const
{
if(!_field)
return 0;