getfem_generic_assembly_semantic.h

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/** @file   getfem_generic_assembly_semantic.h
    @author Yves Renard <[email protected]>
    @date   November 18, 2013.
    @brief  Semantic analysis of assembly trees and semantic manipulations.
 */
 
 
#ifndef GETFEM_GENERIC_ASSEMBLY_SEMANTIC_H__
#define GETFEM_GENERIC_ASSEMBLY_SEMANTIC_H__
 
#include "getfem/getfem_generic_assembly_tree.h"
 
 
namespace getfem {
 
  /* Performs the semantic analysis, tree simplification and tree enrichment
     - Control tensor sizes for operations, operator or function call
     - Compute all constant operations (i.e. non element dependent)
     - Build a ready to use tree for derivation/compilation
     option = 0 : strict analysis,
              1 : do not complain about incompatible test functions but
                  store them,
              2 : cut incompatible test function branches with respect to the
                  one in workspace.selected_pair
              3 : do not complain about incompatible test functions neither
                  store them.
  */
  void ga_semantic_analysis(ga_tree &tree,
                            const ga_workspace &workspace,
                            const mesh &m,
                            size_type ref_elt_dim,
                            bool eval_fixed_size,
                            bool ignore_X, int option = 0);
 
  /* Extract the variables used in a sub-tree, ignoring or not the data.
     Variable groups are taken into account. Return if at least one variable
     as been detected or not */
  bool ga_extract_variables(const pga_tree_node pnode,
                            const ga_workspace &workspace,
                            const mesh &m,
                            std::set<var_trans_pair> &vars,
                            bool ignore_data);
  
  /* Extract a sub tree which consists of the corresponding node and of
     the terms multiplying this term, but not the term in addition.
     The aim is to expand an expression is a sum of elementary factors.
     Complains if a nonlinear term is encountered. */
  void ga_extract_factor(ga_tree &result_tree, pga_tree_node pnode,
                         pga_tree_node &new_pnode);
 
  /* Extract the constant term of degree 1 expressions. */
  bool ga_node_extract_constant_term
  (ga_tree &tree, pga_tree_node pnode, const ga_workspace &workspace,
   const mesh &m);
 
  /* Extract the Neumann term of an assembly tree with respect to a variable. */
  void ga_extract_Neumann_term
  (ga_tree &tree, const std::string &varname,
   ga_workspace &workspace, pga_tree_node pnode, std::string &result);
 
 
  /* Derivation of the tree with respect to a variable.
     The tree is modified and should be copied first and passed to
     ga_semantic_analysis after for enrichment. */
  void ga_derivative(ga_tree &tree, const ga_workspace &workspace,
                     const mesh &m, const std::string &varname,
                     const std::string &interpolatename,
                     size_type order);
 
  std::string ga_derivative_scalar_function(const std::string &expr,
                                            const std::string &var);
 
  bool ga_is_affine(const ga_tree &tree, const ga_workspace &workspace,
                    const std::string &varname,
                    const std::string &interpolatename);
  
  // Function of internal use
  inline size_type ref_elt_dim_of_mesh(const mesh &m, const mesh_region &rg) {
    auto v = getfem::mr_visitor(rg, m, true);
    return v.finished() ? size_type(0) : m.trans_of_convex(v.cv())->dim();
  }
  
 
} /* end of namespace */
 
 
#endif /* GETFEM_GENERIC_ASSEMBLY_TREE_H__  */