Mesh Oriented datABase
(version 5.4.1)
Array-based unstructured mesh datastructure
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Use direct access to MOAB data to avoid calling through API
This example creates a 1d row of quad elements, with a user-specified number of "holes" (missing quads) in the row:
* ---------------------- ---------------------- -------- * | | | | | | | | | | * | | | |(hole)| | | |(hole)| | ... * | | | | | | | | | | * ---------------------- ---------------------- -------- *
This makes (nholes+1) contiguous runs of quad handles in the handle space This example shows how to use the xxx_iterate functions in MOAB (xxx = coords, connect, tag, adjacencies) to get direct pointer access to MOAB internal storage, which can be used without calling through the MOAB API.
To compile:
make DirectAccessWithHoles
To run: ./DirectAccess [-nquads <# quads>] [-holes <# holes>]
/** @example DirectAccessWithHoles.cpp \n * \brief Use direct access to MOAB data to avoid calling through API \n * * This example creates a 1d row of quad elements, with a user-specified number of "holes" (missing * quads) in the row: \verbatim * ---------------------- ---------------------- -------- * | | | | | | | | | | * | | | |(hole)| | | |(hole)| | ... * | | | | | | | | | | * ---------------------- ---------------------- -------- * \endverbatim * This makes (nholes+1) contiguous runs of quad handles in the handle space * This example shows how to use the xxx_iterate functions in MOAB (xxx = coords, connect, tag, * adjacencies) to get direct pointer access to MOAB internal storage, which can be used without * calling through the MOAB API. * * -# Initialize MOAB \n * -# Create a quad mesh with holes, as depicted above * -# Create 2 dense tags (tag1, tag2) for avg position to assign to quads, and # verts per quad * (tag3) * -# Get connectivity, coordinate, tag1 iterators * -# Iterate through quads, computing midpoint based on vertex positions, set on quad-based * tag1 * -# Set up map from starting quad handle for a chunk to struct of (tag1_ptr, tag2_ptr, * tag3_ptr), pointers to the dense tag storage for those tags for the chunk * -# Iterate through vertices, summing positions into tag2 on connected quads and incrementing * vertex count * -# Iterate through quads, normalizing tag2 by vertex count and comparing values of tag1 and * tag2 * * <b>To compile</b>: \n * make DirectAccessWithHoles \n * <b>To run</b>: ./DirectAccess [-nquads <# quads>] [-holes <# holes>]\n * */ #include "moab/Core.hpp" #include "moab/ProgOptions.hpp" #include "moab/ReadUtilIface.hpp" #include <map> #include <iostream> #include <cassert> using namespace moab; using namespace std; ErrorCode create_mesh_with_holes( Interface* mbImpl, int nquads, int nholes ); struct tag_struct { double* avg_ptr; int* nv_ptr; }; int main( int argc, char** argv ) { // Get MOAB instance Interface* mbImpl = new( std::nothrow ) Core; if( NULL == mbImpl ) return 1; int nquads = 1000, nholes = 1; // Parse options ProgOptions opts; opts.addOpt< int >( string( "nquads,n" ), string( "Number of quads in the mesh (default = 1000" ), &nquads ); opts.addOpt< int >( string( "holes,H" ), string( "Number of holes in the element handle space (default = 1" ), &nholes ); opts.parseCommandLine( argc, argv ); if( nholes >= nquads ) { cerr << "Number of holes needs to be < number of elements." << endl; return 1; } // Create simple structured mesh with hole, but using unstructured representation ErrorCode rval = create_mesh_with_holes( mbImpl, nquads, nholes );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Trouble creating mesh" ); // Get all vertices and non-vertex entities Range verts, elems; rval = mbImpl->get_entities_by_handle( 0, elems );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Trouble getting all entities" ); verts = elems.subset_by_dimension( 0 ); elems -= verts; // Create tag1 (element-based avg), tag2 (vertex-based avg), tag3 (# connected verts) Tag tag1, tag2, tag3; rval = mbImpl->tag_get_handle( "tag1", 3, MB_TYPE_DOUBLE, tag1, MB_TAG_DENSE | MB_TAG_CREAT );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Trouble creating tag1" ); double def_val[3] = { 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 }; // Need a default value for tag2 because we sum into it rval = mbImpl->tag_get_handle( "tag2", 3, MB_TYPE_DOUBLE, tag2, MB_TAG_DENSE | MB_TAG_CREAT, def_val );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Trouble creating tag2" ); int def_val_int = 0; // Need a default value for tag3 because we increment it rval = mbImpl->tag_get_handle( "tag3", 1, MB_TYPE_INTEGER, tag3, MB_TAG_DENSE | MB_TAG_CREAT, &def_val_int );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Trouble creating tag3" ); // Get connectivity, coordinate, tag, and adjacency iterators EntityHandle* conn_ptr; double *x_ptr, *y_ptr, *z_ptr, *tag1_ptr, *tag2_ptr; int* tag3_ptr; // First vertex is at start of range (ranges are sorted), and is offset for vertex index // calculation EntityHandle first_vert = *verts.begin(); // When iterating over elements, each chunk can have a different # vertices; also, count tells // you how many elements are in the current chunk int vpere, count; // Get coordinates iterator, just need this once because we know verts handle space doesn't have // holes rval = mbImpl->coords_iterate( verts.begin(), verts.end(), x_ptr, y_ptr, z_ptr, count );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in coords_iterate" ); assert( count == (int)verts.size() ); // Should end up with just one contiguous chunk of vertices // Iterate through elements, computing midpoint based on vertex positions, set on element-based // tag1 Control loop by iterator over elem range Range::iterator e_it = elems.begin(); while( e_it != elems.end() ) { // Get conn_ptr, tag1_ptr for next contiguous chunk of element handles, and coords pointers // for all verts rval = mbImpl->connect_iterate( e_it, elems.end(), conn_ptr, vpere, count );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in connect_iterate" ); rval = mbImpl->tag_iterate( tag1, e_it, elems.end(), count, (void*&)tag1_ptr );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in tag1_iterate" ); // Iterate over elements in this chunk for( int i = 0; i < count; i++ ) { tag1_ptr[0] = tag1_ptr[1] = tag1_ptr[2] = 0.0; // Initialize position for this element for( int j = 0; j < vpere; j++ ) { // Loop over vertices in this element int v_index = conn_ptr[j] - first_vert; // vert index is just the offset from first vertex tag1_ptr[0] += x_ptr[v_index]; tag1_ptr[1] += y_ptr[v_index]; // Sum vertex positions into tag1... tag1_ptr[2] += z_ptr[v_index]; } tag1_ptr[0] /= vpere; tag1_ptr[1] /= vpere; // Then normalize tag1_ptr[2] /= vpere; // Done with this element; advance connect_ptr and tag1_ptr to next element conn_ptr += vpere; tag1_ptr += 3; } // Loop over elements in chunk // Done with chunk; advance range iterator by count; will skip over gaps in range e_it += count; } // While loop over all elements // Iterate through vertices, summing positions into tag2 on connected elements and incrementing // vertex count Iterate over chunks the same as elements, even though we know we have only one // chunk here, just to show how it's done // Create a std::map from EntityHandle (first entity handle in chunk) to // tag_struct (ptrs to start of avg/#verts tags for that chunk); then for a given entity handle, // we can quickly find the chunk it's in using map::lower_bound; could have set up this map in // earlier loop over elements, but do it here for clarity map< EntityHandle, tag_struct > elem_map; e_it = elems.begin(); while( e_it != elems.end() ) { tag_struct ts = { NULL, NULL }; rval = mbImpl->tag_iterate( tag2, e_it, elems.end(), count, (void*&)ts.avg_ptr );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in tag2_iterate" ); rval = mbImpl->tag_iterate( tag3, e_it, elems.end(), count, (void*&)ts.nv_ptr );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in tag3_iterate" ); elem_map[*e_it] = ts; e_it += count; } // Call a vertex-quad adjacencies function to generate vertex-element adjacencies in MOAB Range::iterator v_it = verts.begin(); Range dum_range; rval = mbImpl->get_adjacencies( &( *v_it ), 1, 2, false, dum_range );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in get_adjacencies" ); const vector< EntityHandle >** adjs_ptr; while( v_it != verts.end() ) { // Get coords ptrs, adjs_ptr; can't set tag2_ptr by direct access, because of hole in // element handle space rval = mbImpl->coords_iterate( v_it, verts.end(), x_ptr, y_ptr, z_ptr, count );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in coords_iterate" ); rval = mbImpl->adjacencies_iterate( v_it, verts.end(), adjs_ptr, count );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in adjacencies_iterate" ); for( int v = 0; v < count; v++ ) { const vector< EntityHandle >* avec = *( adjs_ptr + v ); for( vector< EntityHandle >::const_iterator ait = avec->begin(); ait != avec->end(); ++ait ) { // Get chunk that this element resides in; upper_bound points to the first element // strictly > key, so get that and decrement (would work the same as lower_bound // with an if-test and decrement) map< EntityHandle, tag_struct >::iterator mit = elem_map.upper_bound( *ait ); --mit; // Index of *ait in that chunk int a_ind = *ait - ( *mit ).first; tag_struct ts = ( *mit ).second; ts.avg_ptr[3 * a_ind + 0] += x_ptr[v]; // Tag on each element is 3 doubles, x/y/z ts.avg_ptr[3 * a_ind + 1] += y_ptr[v]; ts.avg_ptr[3 * a_ind + 2] += z_ptr[v]; ts.nv_ptr[a_ind]++; // Increment the vertex count } } v_it += count; } // Normalize tag2 by vertex count; loop over elements using same approach as before // At the same time, compare values of tag1 and tag2 e_it = elems.begin(); while( e_it != elems.end() ) { // Get conn_ptr, tag1_ptr for next contiguous chunk of element handles, and coords pointers // for all verts rval = mbImpl->tag_iterate( tag1, e_it, elems.end(), count, (void*&)tag1_ptr );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in tag1_iterate" ); rval = mbImpl->tag_iterate( tag2, e_it, elems.end(), count, (void*&)tag2_ptr );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in tag2_iterate" ); rval = mbImpl->tag_iterate( tag3, e_it, elems.end(), count, (void*&)tag3_ptr );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in tag3_iterate" ); // Iterate over elements in this chunk for( int i = 0; i < count; i++ ) { for( int j = 0; j < 3; j++ ) tag2_ptr[3 * i + j] /= (double)tag3_ptr[i]; // Normalize by # verts if( tag1_ptr[3 * i] != tag2_ptr[3 * i] || tag1_ptr[3 * i + 1] != tag2_ptr[3 * i + 1] || tag1_ptr[3 * i + 2] != tag2_ptr[3 * i + 2] ) cout << "Tag1, tag2 disagree for element " << *e_it + i << endl; } e_it += count; } // Ok, we're done, shut down MOAB delete mbImpl; return 0; } ErrorCode create_mesh_with_holes( Interface* mbImpl, int nquads, int nholes ) { // First make the mesh, a 1d array of quads with left hand side x = elem_num; vertices are // numbered in layers ReadUtilIface* read_iface; ErrorCode rval = mbImpl->query_interface( read_iface );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in query_interface" ); vector< double* > coords; EntityHandle start_vert, start_elem, *connect; // Create verts, num is 4(nquads+1) because they're in a 1d row; will initialize coords in loop // over elems later rval = read_iface->get_node_coords( 3, 2 * ( nquads + 1 ), 0, start_vert, coords );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in get_node_arrays" ); // Create elems rval = read_iface->get_element_connect( nquads, 4, MBQUAD, 0, start_elem, connect );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in get_element_connect" ); for( int i = 0; i < nquads; i++ ) { coords[0][2 * i] = coords[0][2 * i + 1] = (double)i; // x values are all i coords[1][2 * i] = 0.0; coords[1][2 * i + 1] = 1.0; // y coords coords[2][2 * i] = coords[2][2 * i + 1] = (double)0.0; // z values, all zero (2d mesh) EntityHandle quad_v = start_vert + 2 * i; for( int j = 0; j < 4; j++ ) connect[4 * i + j] = quad_v + j; // Connectivity of each quad is a sequence starting from quad_v } // Last two vertices // Cppcheck warning (false positive): variable coords is assigned a value that is never used coords[0][2 * nquads] = coords[0][2 * nquads + 1] = (double)nquads; coords[1][2 * nquads] = 0.0; coords[1][2 * nquads + 1] = 1.0; // y coords coords[2][2 * nquads] = coords[2][2 * nquads + 1] = (double)0.0; // z values, all zero (2d mesh) // Now delete nholes elements, spaced approximately equally through mesh, so contiguous size is // about nquads/(nholes + 1) reinterpret start_elem as the next element to be deleted int de = nquads / ( nholes + 1 ); for( int i = 0; i < nholes; i++ ) { start_elem += de; rval = mbImpl->delete_entities( &start_elem, 1 );MB_CHK_SET_ERR( rval, "Error in delete_entities" ); } return MB_SUCCESS; }