CNoViscousFlux< NDIM > Class Template Reference

Numerics classes that accept a compile-time decorator should use this class template as a "do-nothing" decorator and as a link to the interface when they are not being decorated. Compile-time decoration works by specifying the base class as a template parameter. Then the class being decorated should call a method of its base class to add some contribution to the flux/source and Jacobians just before writting the results to CSysVector and CSysMatrix. The mechanism can be used to chain any number of classes at compile-time, but its main purpose is to combine convective and viscous fluxes in the most (nearly) efficient way. More...

#include <viscous_fluxes.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for CNoViscousFlux< NDIM >:

Protected Member Functions
template<class... Ts>
	CNoViscousFlux (Ts &...)
template<class... Ts>
void	viscousTerms (Ts &...) const
	Empty method, real decorators should take as arguments whatever the decorated class can pass them to avoid expensive data accesses.

Static Protected Attributes
static constexpr size_t	nDim = NDIM
static constexpr size_t	nPrimVar = 0

Additional Inherited Members
Public Member Functions inherited from CNumericsSIMD
virtual void	ComputeFlux (Int iEdge, const CConfig &config, const CGeometry &geometry, const CVariable &solution, UpdateType updateType, Double updateMask, CSysVector< su2double > &vector, SparseMatrixType &matrix, su2activevector *edgeMassFluxes) const =0
	Interface for edge flux computation.
virtual	~CNumericsSIMD (void)=default
	Destructor of the class.
Static Public Member Functions inherited from CNumericsSIMD
static CNumericsSIMD *	CreateNumerics (const CConfig &config, int nDim, int iMesh, const CVariable *turbVars=nullptr)
	Factory method.

Detailed Description

template<size_t NDIM>
class CNoViscousFlux< NDIM >

Numerics classes that accept a compile-time decorator should use this class template as a "do-nothing" decorator and as a link to the interface when they are not being decorated. Compile-time decoration works by specifying the base class as a template parameter. Then the class being decorated should call a method of its base class to add some contribution to the flux/source and Jacobians just before writting the results to CSysVector and CSysMatrix. The mechanism can be used to chain any number of classes at compile-time, but its main purpose is to combine convective and viscous fluxes in the most (nearly) efficient way.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CNoViscousFlux()

template<size_t NDIM>

template<class... Ts>

CNoViscousFlux< NDIM >::CNoViscousFlux ( Ts &  ... )

inlineprotected

Member Function Documentation

viscousTerms()

template<size_t NDIM>

template<class... Ts>

void CNoViscousFlux< NDIM >::viscousTerms ( Ts &  ... ) const

inlineprotected

Empty method, real decorators should take as arguments whatever the decorated class can pass them to avoid expensive data accesses.

Member Data Documentation

nDim

template<size_t NDIM>

constexpr size_t CNoViscousFlux< NDIM >::nDim = NDIM

staticconstexprprotected

nPrimVar

template<size_t NDIM>

constexpr size_t CNoViscousFlux< NDIM >::nPrimVar = 0

staticconstexprprotected

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• SU2_CFD/include/numerics_simd/flow/diffusion/viscous_fluxes.hpp