usr_scalar Module Reference

Defines dirichlet conditions for scalars.

Data Types
interface	usr_scalar_bc_eval
	Abstract interface defining a user defined scalar boundary condition (pointwise) Just imitating inflow for now, but we should update this Probably passing the whole field, params, coef, etcetc would be good. More...
type	usr_scalar_t
	User defined dirichlet condition for scalars. More...

Functions/Subroutines
subroutine	usr_scalar_free (this)
subroutine	usr_scalar_apply_scalar (this, x, n, t, tstep)
	Scalar apply Just imitating inflow for now, but we should look this over Applies boundary conditions in eval on x.
subroutine	usr_scalar_apply_scalar_dev (this, x_d, t, tstep)
	Scalar apply (device version) Just imitating inflow for now, but we should look this over Applies boundary conditions in eval on x.
subroutine	usr_scalar_apply_vector (this, x, y, z, n, t, tstep)
	No-op vector apply.
subroutine	usr_scalar_apply_vector_dev (this, x_d, y_d, z_d, t, tstep)
	No-op vector apply (device version)
subroutine	usr_scalar_set_eval (this, user_scalar_bc)
	Assign user provided eval function.
subroutine	usr_scalar_validate (this)
	Validate user scalar condition.

Function/Subroutine Documentation

usr_scalar_apply_scalar()

subroutine usr_scalar::usr_scalar_apply_scalar ( class(usr_scalar_t), intent(inout)  this, real(kind=rp), dimension(n), intent(inout)  x, integer, intent(in)  n, real(kind=rp), intent(in), optional  t, integer, intent(in), optional  tstep  )

private

Parameters

x	The field array to apply the boundary condition to.
n	The size of x.

Definition at line 117 of file usr_scalar.f90.

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usr_scalar_apply_scalar_dev()

subroutine usr_scalar::usr_scalar_apply_scalar_dev ( class(usr_scalar_t), intent(inout), target  this, type(c_ptr)  x_d, real(kind=rp), intent(in), optional  t, integer, intent(in), optional  tstep  )

private

Parameters

x	The array of values to apply.
n	The size of x.

Definition at line 187 of file usr_scalar.f90.

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usr_scalar_apply_vector()

subroutine usr_scalar::usr_scalar_apply_vector ( class(usr_scalar_t), intent(inout)  this, real(kind=rp), dimension(n), intent(inout)  x, real(kind=rp), dimension(n), intent(inout)  y, real(kind=rp), dimension(n), intent(inout)  z, integer, intent(in)  n, real(kind=rp), intent(in), optional  t, integer, intent(in), optional  tstep  )

private

Definition at line 273 of file usr_scalar.f90.

usr_scalar_apply_vector_dev()

subroutine usr_scalar::usr_scalar_apply_vector_dev ( class(usr_scalar_t), intent(inout), target  this, type(c_ptr)  x_d, type(c_ptr)  y_d, type(c_ptr)  z_d, real(kind=rp), intent(in), optional  t, integer, intent(in), optional  tstep  )

private

Definition at line 285 of file usr_scalar.f90.

usr_scalar_free()

subroutine usr_scalar::usr_scalar_free ( class(usr_scalar_t), intent(inout), target  this )

private

Definition at line 101 of file usr_scalar.f90.

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usr_scalar_set_eval()

subroutine usr_scalar::usr_scalar_set_eval ( class(usr_scalar_t), intent(inout)  this, procedure(usr_scalar_bc_eval)  user_scalar_bc  )

private

Parameters

user_scalar_bc

User specified scalar boundary condition

Definition at line 297 of file usr_scalar.f90.

usr_scalar_validate()

subroutine usr_scalar::usr_scalar_validate ( class(usr_scalar_t), intent(inout)  this )

private

Definition at line 304 of file usr_scalar.f90.