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50 // Maintainer: joaander
56 \brief Defines utility classes for 1D indexing of multi-dimensional arrays
57 \details These are very low-level, high performance functions. No error checking is performed on their arguments,
58 even in debug mode. They are provided mainly as a convenience. The col,row ordering is unorthodox for normal
59 matrices, but is consistent with the tex2D x,y access pattern used in CUDA. The decision is to go with x,y for
63 #include "HOOMDMath.h"
65 // need to declare these classes with __host__ __device__ qualifiers when building in nvcc
66 // HOSTDEVICE is __host__ __device__ when included in nvcc and blank when included into the host compiler
68 #define HOSTDEVICE __host__ __device__
74 /*! Row major mapping of 2D onto 1D
81 /*! \param w Width of the square 2D array
83 HOSTDEVICE
inline Index2D(unsigned int w
=0) : m_w(w
), m_h(w
) {}
86 /*! \param w Width of the rectangular 2D array
87 \param h Height of the rectangular 2D array
89 HOSTDEVICE
inline Index2D(unsigned int w
, unsigned int h
) : m_w(w
), m_h(h
) {}
91 //! Calculate an index
92 /*! \param i column index
94 \returns 1D array index corresponding to the 2D index (\a i, \a j) in row major order
96 HOSTDEVICE
inline unsigned int operator()(unsigned int i
, unsigned int j
) const
101 //! Get the number of 1D elements stored
102 /*! \returns Number of elements stored in the underlying 1D array
104 HOSTDEVICE
inline unsigned int getNumElements() const
109 //! Get the width of the 2D array
110 HOSTDEVICE
inline unsigned int getW() const
115 //! Get the height of the 2D array
116 HOSTDEVICE
inline unsigned int getH() const
122 unsigned int m_w
; //!< Width of the 2D array
123 unsigned int m_h
; //!< Height of the 2D array
127 /*! Row major mapping of 3D onto 1D
134 /*! \param w Width of the square 3D array
136 HOSTDEVICE
inline Index3D(unsigned int w
=0) : m_w(w
), m_h(w
), m_d(w
) {}
139 /*! \param w Width of the rectangular 3D array
140 \param h Height of the rectangular 3D array
141 \param d Depth of the rectangular 3D array
143 HOSTDEVICE
inline Index3D(unsigned int w
, unsigned int h
, unsigned int d
) : m_w(w
), m_h(h
), m_d(d
) {}
145 //! Calculate an index
146 /*! \param i column index (along width)
147 \param j row index (along height)
148 \param k plane index (along depth)
149 \returns 1D array index corresponding to the 2D index (\a i, \a j) in row major order
151 HOSTDEVICE
inline unsigned int operator()(unsigned int i
, unsigned int j
, unsigned int k
) const
153 return (k
*m_h
+ j
)*m_w
+ i
;
156 //! Get the number of 1D elements stored
157 /*! \returns Number of elements stored in the underlying 1D array
159 HOSTDEVICE
inline unsigned int getNumElements() const
161 return m_w
* m_h
* m_d
;
164 //! Get the width of the 3D array
165 HOSTDEVICE
inline unsigned int getW() const
170 //! Get the height of the 3D array
171 HOSTDEVICE
inline unsigned int getH() const
176 //! Get the depth of the 3D array
177 HOSTDEVICE
inline unsigned int getD() const
182 //! Get the inverse mapping 1D-index -> coordinate tuple
183 HOSTDEVICE
inline uint3
getTriple(const unsigned int idx
) const
187 t
.z
= idx
/ (m_h
*m_w
);
188 t
.y
= (idx
% (m_h
*m_w
)) / m_w
;
189 t
.x
= idx
- t
.z
* m_h
*m_w
- t
.y
* m_w
;
194 unsigned int m_w
; //!< Width of the 3D array
195 unsigned int m_h
; //!< Height of the 3D array
196 unsigned int m_d
; //!< Depth of the 3D array
199 //! Index a 2D upper triangular array
200 /*! Row major mapping of a 2D upper triangular array onto 1D
203 class Index2DUpperTriangular
207 /*! \param w Width of the 2D upper triangular array
209 HOSTDEVICE
inline Index2DUpperTriangular(unsigned int w
=0) : m_w(w
)
214 //! Calculate an index
215 /*! \param i column index
217 \returns 1D array index corresponding to the 2D index (\a i, \a j) in row major order
218 \note Forumla adapted from: http://www.itl.nist.gov/div897/sqg/dads/HTML/upperTriangularMatrix.html
220 HOSTDEVICE
inline unsigned int operator()(unsigned int i
, unsigned int j
) const
225 unsigned int tmp
= i
;
229 return j
* (m_term
- j
) / 2 + i
;
232 //! Get the number of 1D elements stored
233 /*! \returns Number of elements stored in the underlying 1D array
235 HOSTDEVICE
inline unsigned int getNumElements() const
237 return m_w
*(m_w
+1) / 2;
241 unsigned int m_w
; //!< Width of the 2D upper triangular array
242 unsigned int m_term
; //!< Precomputed term of the equation for efficiency