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- Executable file mttroot/mtt/cc/def_m2h.sh — part of check-in [f282a62064] at 2014-07-12 22:30:45 on branch origin/master — Declare size of vectors (mttnu,mttnx,etc) which now appear in ode code (user: geraint@users.sourceforge.net, size: 1670) [annotate] [blame] [check-ins using] [more...]
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- Executable file mtt/cc/def_m2h.sh — part of check-in [af3953deae] at 2021-03-01 11:39:42 on branch master — Cleanup repository after cvs2git conversion. (user: jeff@gridfinity.com, size: 1863) [annotate] [blame] [check-ins using] [more...]
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mttroot/mtt/cc/def_m2h.sh
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2014-07-13 13:53:52
on branch origin/master
— Fixed some problems with generation of C++ code.
Representations such as ode now appear to have multiple outputs (mttdx,mtty) listed in mtt_header, so the write_cc_header parses the string and only returns the first one.
Vector sizes mttnu, mttnx, etc. now appear in the code of sys_ode.m etc., so they are declared as static int in sys_def.h.
The following now works properly on Ubuntu 12: mtt -cc -i euler -o rc gnuplot view (user: geraint@users.sourceforge.net, size: 1863) [annotate] [blame] [check-ins using]
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get_array_size ()
{
vec=$1
gawk -v vec=${vec} '($1 == vec && $2 == "=") { print $3 }' | sed s/\;//
}
echo "/* ${SYS}_def.h, generated by MTT on `date` */" > ${OUT}
echo "" >> ${OUT}
echo "#ifndef HAVE_${SYS}_DEF_H" >> ${OUT}
echo "#define HAVE_${SYS}_DEF_H" >> ${OUT}
echo "" >> ${OUT}
echo "const int MTTNU = `cat ${IN} | get_array_size nu`;" >> ${OUT}
echo "const int MTTNX = `cat ${IN} | get_array_size nx`;" >> ${OUT}
echo "const int MTTNY = `cat ${IN} | get_array_size ny`;" >> ${OUT}
echo "const int MTTNZ = `cat ${IN} | get_array_size nz`;" >> ${OUT}
echo "const int MTTNYZ = `cat ${IN} | get_array_size nyz`;" >> ${OUT}
echo "const int MTTNPAR = `wc -l ${SYM} | gawk '{ print $1 }'`;" >> ${OUT}
echo "" >> ${OUT}
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