Remove unused function generate_excls and make clean_excls static
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37 /* This file is completely threadsafe - keep it that way! */
38 #include "gmxpre.h"
40 #include "gpp_nextnb.h"
42 #include <cstdlib>
44 #include "gromacs/gmxpreprocess/grompp_impl.h"
45 #include "gromacs/gmxpreprocess/toputil.h"
46 #include "gromacs/topology/ifunc.h"
47 #include "gromacs/utility/fatalerror.h"
48 #include "gromacs/utility/gmxassert.h"
49 #include "gromacs/utility/smalloc.h"
51 /* #define DEBUG_NNB */
53 typedef struct {
54 int ai, aj;
55 } sortable;
57 static int
58 bond_sort (const void *a, const void *b)
60 const sortable *sa, *sb;
62 sa = reinterpret_cast<const sortable*>(a);
63 sb = reinterpret_cast<const sortable*>(b);
65 if (sa->ai == sb->ai)
67 return (sa->aj-sb->aj);
69 else
71 return (sa->ai-sb->ai);
75 static int
76 compare_int (const void * a, const void * b)
78 return ( *reinterpret_cast<const int*>(a) - *reinterpret_cast<const int*>(b) );
82 #ifdef DEBUG
83 #define prints(str, n, s) __prints(str, n, s)
84 static void __prints(char *str, int n, sortable *s)
86 int i;
88 if (debug)
90 fprintf(debug, "%s\n", str);
91 fprintf(debug, "Sortables \n");
92 for (i = 0; (i < n); i++)
94 fprintf(debug, "%d\t%d\n", s[i].ai, s[i].aj);
97 fflush(debug);
100 #else
101 #define prints(str, n, s)
102 #endif
104 void init_nnb(t_nextnb *nnb, int nr, int nrex)
106 int i;
108 /* initiate nnb */
109 nnb->nr = nr;
110 nnb->nrex = nrex;
112 snew(nnb->a, nr);
113 snew(nnb->nrexcl, nr);
114 for (i = 0; (i < nr); i++)
116 snew(nnb->a[i], nrex+1);
117 snew(nnb->nrexcl[i], nrex+1);
121 static void add_nnb (t_nextnb *nnb, int nre, int i, int j)
123 srenew(nnb->a[i][nre], nnb->nrexcl[i][nre]+1);
124 nnb->a[i][nre][nnb->nrexcl[i][nre]] = j;
125 nnb->nrexcl[i][nre]++;
128 void done_nnb (t_nextnb *nnb)
130 int i, nre;
132 for (i = 0; (i < nnb->nr); i++)
134 for (nre = 0; (nre <= nnb->nrex); nre++)
136 if (nnb->nrexcl[i][nre] > 0)
138 sfree (nnb->a[i][nre]);
141 sfree (nnb->nrexcl[i]);
142 sfree (nnb->a[i]);
144 sfree (nnb->a);
145 sfree (nnb->nrexcl);
146 nnb->nr = 0;
147 nnb->nrex = 0;
150 #ifdef DEBUG_NNB
151 void __print_nnb(t_nextnb *nnb, char *s)
153 int i, j, k;
155 if (debug)
157 fprintf(debug, "%s\n", s);
158 fprintf(debug, "nnb->nr: %d\n", nnb->nr);
159 fprintf(debug, "nnb->nrex: %d\n", nnb->nrex);
160 for (i = 0; (i < nnb->nr); i++)
162 for (j = 0; (j <= nnb->nrex); j++)
164 fprintf(debug, "nrexcl[%d][%d]: %d, excl: ", i, j, nnb->nrexcl[i][j]);
165 for (k = 0; (k < nnb->nrexcl[i][j]); k++)
167 fprintf(debug, "%d, ", nnb->a[i][j][k]);
169 fprintf(debug, "\n");
174 #endif
176 static void nnb2excl(t_nextnb *nnb, t_blocka *excl)
178 int i, j, j_index;
179 int nre, nrx, nrs, nr_of_sortables;
180 sortable *s;
182 srenew(excl->index, nnb->nr+1);
183 excl->index[0] = 0;
184 for (i = 0; (i < nnb->nr); i++)
186 /* calculate the total number of exclusions for atom i */
187 nr_of_sortables = 0;
188 for (nre = 0; (nre <= nnb->nrex); nre++)
190 nr_of_sortables += nnb->nrexcl[i][nre];
193 /* make space for sortable array */
194 snew(s, nr_of_sortables);
196 /* fill the sortable array and sort it */
197 nrs = 0;
198 for (nre = 0; (nre <= nnb->nrex); nre++)
200 for (nrx = 0; (nrx < nnb->nrexcl[i][nre]); nrx++)
202 s[nrs].ai = i;
203 s[nrs].aj = nnb->a[i][nre][nrx];
204 nrs++;
207 if (nrs != nr_of_sortables)
209 gmx_incons("Generating exclusions");
211 prints("nnb2excl before qsort", nr_of_sortables, s);
212 if (nr_of_sortables > 1)
214 qsort (s, nr_of_sortables, static_cast<size_t>(sizeof(s[0])), bond_sort);
215 prints("nnb2excl after qsort", nr_of_sortables, s);
218 /* remove duplicate entries from the list */
219 j_index = 0;
220 if (nr_of_sortables > 0)
222 for (j = 1; (j < nr_of_sortables); j++)
224 if ((s[j].ai != s[j-1].ai) || (s[j].aj != s[j-1].aj))
226 s[j_index++] = s[j-1];
229 s[j_index++] = s[j-1];
231 nr_of_sortables = j_index;
232 prints("after rm-double", j_index, s);
234 /* make space for arrays */
235 srenew(excl->a, excl->nra+nr_of_sortables);
237 /* put the sorted exclusions in the target list */
238 for (nrs = 0; (nrs < nr_of_sortables); nrs++)
240 excl->a[excl->nra+nrs] = s[nrs].aj;
242 excl->nra += nr_of_sortables;
243 excl->index[i+1] = excl->nra;
245 /* cleanup temporary space */
246 sfree (s);
250 /*! \brief Return true of neighbor is already present in some exclusion level
252 * To avoid exploding complexity when processing exclusions for highly
253 * connected molecules with lots of exclusions, this routine is used to
254 * check whether a particular neighbor has already been excluded at any lower
255 * bond distance, in which case we should not add it to avoid creating loops.
257 * \param nnb Valid initialized next-neighbor structure
258 * \param atom The host atom whose neighbors we are searching
259 * \param highest_order The highest-rank neighbor list to search.
260 * \param query Atom index to look for
262 * \return True if query is present as an exclusion of up to highest_order
263 * (inclusive) from atom. For instance, if highest_order is 2,
264 * the routine will return true if the query atom is already listed as
265 * first or second neighbor (exclusion) in nnb.
267 static bool
268 atom_is_present_in_nnb(const t_nextnb * nnb,
269 int atom,
270 int highest_order,
271 int query)
273 GMX_RELEASE_ASSERT(highest_order < nnb->nrex, "Inconsistent nnb seach parameters");
275 for (int order = 0; order <= highest_order; order++)
277 for (int m = 0; m < nnb->nrexcl[atom][order]; m++)
279 if (nnb->a[atom][order][m] == query)
281 return true;
285 return false;
288 static void do_gen(int nrbonds, /* total number of bonds in s */
289 sortable *s, /* bidirectional list of bonds */
290 t_nextnb *nnb) /* the tmp storage for excl */
291 /* Assume excl is initalised and s[] contains all bonds bidirectional */
293 int i, j, k, n, nb;
295 /* exclude self */
296 for (i = 0; (i < nnb->nr); i++)
298 add_nnb(nnb, 0, i, i);
300 print_nnb(nnb, "After exclude self");
302 /* exclude all the bonded atoms */
303 if (nnb->nrex > 0)
305 for (i = 0; (i < nrbonds); i++)
307 add_nnb(nnb, 1, s[i].ai, s[i].aj);
310 print_nnb(nnb, "After exclude bonds");
312 /* for the nr of exclusions per atom */
313 for (n = 1; (n < nnb->nrex); n++)
315 /* now for all atoms */
316 for (i = 0; (i < nnb->nr); i++)
318 /* for all directly bonded atoms of atom i */
319 for (j = 0; (j < nnb->nrexcl[i][1]); j++)
322 /* store the 1st neighbour in nb */
323 nb = nnb->a[i][1][j];
325 /* store all atoms in nb's n-th list into i's n+1-th list */
326 for (k = 0; (k < nnb->nrexcl[nb][n]); k++)
328 // Only add if it is not already present as a closer neighbor
329 // to avoid exploding complexity for highly connected molecules
330 // with high exclusion order
331 if (!atom_is_present_in_nnb(nnb, i, n, nnb->a[nb][n][k]))
333 add_nnb(nnb, n+1, i, nnb->a[nb][n][k]);
339 print_nnb(nnb, "After exclude rest");
343 static void add_b(InteractionsOfType *bonds, int *nrf, sortable *s)
345 int i = 0;
346 for (const auto &bond : bonds->interactionTypes)
348 int ai = bond.ai();
349 int aj = bond.aj();
350 if ((ai < 0) || (aj < 0))
352 gmx_fatal(FARGS, "Impossible atom numbers in bond %d: ai=%d, aj=%d",
353 i, ai, aj);
355 /* Add every bond twice */
356 s[(*nrf)].ai = ai;
357 s[(*nrf)++].aj = aj;
358 s[(*nrf)].aj = ai;
359 s[(*nrf)++].ai = aj;
360 i++;
364 void gen_nnb(t_nextnb *nnb, gmx::ArrayRef<InteractionsOfType> plist)
366 sortable *s;
367 int nrbonds, nrf;
369 nrbonds = 0;
370 for (int i = 0; (i < F_NRE); i++)
372 if (IS_CHEMBOND(i))
374 /* we need every bond twice (bidirectional) */
375 nrbonds += 2*plist[i].size();
379 snew(s, nrbonds);
381 nrf = 0;
382 for (int i = 0; (i < F_NRE); i++)
384 if (IS_CHEMBOND(i))
386 add_b(&plist[i], &nrf, s);
390 /* now sort the bonds */
391 prints("gen_excl before qsort", nrbonds, s);
392 if (nrbonds > 1)
394 qsort(s, nrbonds, static_cast<size_t>(sizeof(sortable)), bond_sort);
395 prints("gen_excl after qsort", nrbonds, s);
398 do_gen(nrbonds, s, nnb);
399 sfree(s);
402 static void
403 sort_and_purge_nnb(t_nextnb *nnb)
405 int i, j, k, m, n, cnt, prev, idx;
406 bool found;
408 for (i = 0; (i < nnb->nr); i++)
410 for (n = 0; (n <= nnb->nrex); n++)
412 /* Sort atoms in this list */
413 qsort(nnb->a[i][n], nnb->nrexcl[i][n], sizeof(int), compare_int);
415 cnt = 0;
416 prev = -1;
417 for (j = 0; j < nnb->nrexcl[i][n]; j++)
419 idx = nnb->a[i][n][j];
421 found = false;
422 for (m = 0; m < n && !found; m++)
424 for (k = 0; k < nnb->nrexcl[i][m] && !found; k++)
426 found = idx == nnb->a[i][m][k];
430 if (!found && nnb->a[i][n][j] != prev)
432 nnb->a[i][n][cnt] = nnb->a[i][n][j];
433 prev = nnb->a[i][n][cnt];
434 cnt++;
437 nnb->nrexcl[i][n] = cnt;
443 void generate_excl (int nrexcl,
444 int nratoms,
445 gmx::ArrayRef<InteractionsOfType> plist, t_nextnb *nnb, t_blocka *excl)
447 if (nrexcl < 0)
449 gmx_fatal(FARGS, "Can't have %d exclusions...", nrexcl);
451 init_nnb(nnb, nratoms, nrexcl);
452 gen_nnb(nnb, plist);
453 excl->nr = nratoms;
454 sort_and_purge_nnb(nnb);
455 nnb2excl (nnb, excl);