Type for consistently handling masks in Neko. This type encapsulates the mask array and its associated device pointer.
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generic, public | init (this, mask_array, n_elements) |
| Initialize the mask from a 1-indexed host array.
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generic, public | init (this, mask_array_d, n_elements) |
| Initialize the mask from a 0-indexed device array.
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generic, public | init (this, other) |
| Initialize the mask from another mask object.
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procedure, pass(this), public | free (this) |
| Free the mask object.
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procedure, pass(this), public | size (this) |
| Get the size of the mask.
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procedure, pass(this), public | is_set (this) |
| Check if the mask is set.
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procedure, pass(this), public | get_d (this) |
| Get the device pointer to the mask array.
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generic, public | set (this, mask_array, n_elements) |
| Set the mask from a 1-indexed host array.
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generic, public | set (this, mask_array_d, n_elements) |
| Set the mask from a 0-indexed device array.
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generic, public | get (this) |
| Get the mask array.
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generic, public | get (this, index) |
| Get the mask array.
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procedure, pass(this) | allocate (this, n_elements) |
| Allocate the mask object.
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procedure, pass(this) | init_from_array (this, mask_array, n_elements) |
| Initialize the mask from a 1-indexed host array.
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procedure, pass(this) | init_from_array_device (this, mask_array_d, n_elements) |
| Initialize the mask from a 0-indexed device array.
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procedure, pass(this) | init_from_mask (this, other) |
| Initialize the mask from another mask object.
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procedure, pass(this) | mask_set (this, mask_array, n_elements) |
| Set the mask from a 1-indexed host array.
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procedure, pass(this) | mask_set_d (this, mask_array_d, n_elements) |
| Set the mask from a 0-indexed device array.
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procedure, pass(this) | mask_get (this) |
| Get the mask array.
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procedure, pass(this) | mask_get_i (this, index) |
| Get the mask array.
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- Note
- The mask is platform-agnostic, meaning it can be used on both CPU and GPU, without adjusting for 1-based or 0-based indexing.
Definition at line 51 of file mask.f90.