DMPlexInterpolatedFlag

Describes level of topological interpolatedness.

Synopsis

typedef enum {
  DMPLEX_INTERPOLATED_INVALID = -1,
  DMPLEX_INTERPOLATED_NONE    = 0,
  DMPLEX_INTERPOLATED_PARTIAL = 1,
  DMPLEX_INTERPOLATED_MIXED   = 2,
  DMPLEX_INTERPOLATED_FULL    = 3
} DMPlexInterpolatedFlag;

Local or collective property depending on whether it is returned by DMPlexIsInterpolated() or DMPlexIsInterpolatedCollective().

Values

• DMPLEX_INTERPOLATED_INVALID - Uninitialized value (internal use only; never returned by DMPlexIsInterpolated() or DMPlexIsInterpolatedCollective())

• DMPLEX_INTERPOLATED_NONE - Mesh is not interpolated

• DMPLEX_INTERPOLATED_PARTIAL - Mesh is partially interpolated. This can e.g. mean DMPLEX with cells, faces and vertices but no edges represented, or a mesh with mixed cones (see DMPlexStratify() for an example)

• DMPLEX_INTERPOLATED_MIXED - Can be returned only by DMPlexIsInterpolatedCollective(), meaning that DMPlexIsInterpolated() returns different interpolatedness on different ranks

• DMPLEX_INTERPOLATED_FULL - Mesh is fully interpolated

Note

An interpolated DMPLEX means that edges (and faces for 3d meshes) are present in the DMPLEX data structures.

See Also

DMPLEX, DMPlexIsInterpolated(), DMPlexIsInterpolatedCollective(), DMPlexInterpolate(), DMPlexUninterpolate()

Level

intermediate

Location

include/petscdmplex.h

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