#include "cdstd.h"
#include "cddefines.h"
#include "cpu.h"
#include "path.h"
#include "trace.h"

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Functions
STATIC NORETURN void	AbortErrorMessage (const char *fname, vector< string > &PathList, access_scheme scheme)

FILE *	open_data (const char fname, const char mode, access_scheme scheme)

void	open_data (fstream &stream, const char *fname, ios_base::openmode mode, access_scheme scheme)

void	set_NaN (sys_float &x)

void	set_NaN (sys_float x[], long n)

void	set_NaN (double &x)

void	set_NaN (double x[], long n)

bool	MyIsnan (const sys_float &x)

bool	MyIsnan (const double &x)

Variables
static int	cpu_count = 0

Detailed Description

implement hardware dependent definitions

Definition in file cpu.cpp.

Function Documentation

STATIC NORETURN void AbortErrorMessage	(	const char *	fname,
		vector< string > &	PathList,
		access_scheme	scheme
	)

Definition at line 563 of file cpu.cpp.

References AS_DATA_ONLY, AS_DATA_OPTIONAL, cdEXIT, cpu, DEBUG_ENTRY, EXIT_FAILURE, t_cpu_i::firstOpen(), t_cpu::i(), ioQQQ, and t_cpu_i::printDataPath().

Referenced by open_data().

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bool MyIsnan ( const sys_float & x )

detect quiet and signaling NaNs in single precision FP

Definition at line 744 of file cpu.cpp.

Referenced by ParseCrashDo().

bool MyIsnan ( const double & x )

detect quiet and signaling NaNs in double precision FP

Definition at line 759 of file cpu.cpp.

References t_cpu_i::big_endian(), cpu, t_cpu::i(), and t_cpu_i::little_endian().

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FILE* open_data	(	const char *	fname,
		const char *	mode,
		access_scheme	scheme
	)

Definition at line 616 of file cpu.cpp.

References AbortErrorMessage(), AS_DATA_LOCAL, AS_DATA_ONLY, AS_DATA_OPTIONAL, AS_LOCAL_DATA, AS_LOCAL_ONLY, AS_SILENT_TRY, cpu, DEBUG_ENTRY, t_cpu_i::getPathList(), t_cpu::i(), ioQQQ, lgAbort, t_trace::lgTrace, t_cpu_i::nFileDone, and trace.

Referenced by append_file(), atmdat_CHIANTI_readin(), atmdat_LAMDA_readin(), atmdat_readin(), atmdat_STOUT_readin(), Badnell_rec_init(), cdGetLineList(), cdInput(), cdOutput(), cdRead(), check_grid_file(), CloudyPrintReference(), ContBandsCreate(), database_readin(), DatabasePrintReference(), FeIIBandsCreate(), FeIICreate(), FillGFF(), GetStandardHeLines(), diatomics::H2_CollidRateRead(), diatomics::H2_Read_hminus_distribution(), diatomics::H2_ReadDissocEnergies(), diatomics::H2_ReadDissprob(), diatomics::H2_ReadEnergies(), diatomics::H2_ReadTransprob(), HeCollidSetup(), HelikeTransProbSetup(), HyperfineCreate(), t_yield::init_yield(), InitGrid(), input_readvector(), iso_recomb_setup(), lgCompileAtmosphere(), lgCompileAtmosphereCoStar(), lgFileReadable(), lgOptimize_do(), lgValidAsciiFile(), lgValidBinFile(), main(), MD5datafile(), MD5file(), mie_read_mix(), mie_read_opc(), mie_read_rfi(), mie_read_szd(), mie_write_opc(), optimize_phymir(), phymir_state< X, Y, NP, NSTR >::p_execute_job_parallel(), phymir_state< X, Y, NP, NSTR >::p_rd_state(), phymir_state< X, Y, NP, NSTR >::p_wr_state(), ParseInit(), ParseSave(), ParseState(), ParseTable(), pnegopc(), process_output(), ptrcer(), RauchInitializeSub(), RauchReadMPP(), rd_block(), read_continuum_mesh(), read_data(), read_Helike_cross_sections(), read_hm05(), diatomics::Read_Mol_Diss_cross_sections(), read_SH98_He1_cross_sections(), read_species_file(), ReadAugerData(), ReadBadnellAIData(), ReadIsotopeFractions(), ReadTable(), save_opacity(), StarburstInitialize(), state_get_put(), t_ADfA::t_ADfA(), t_fe2ovr_la::t_fe2ovr_la(), vary_input(), and wr_block().

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void open_data	(	fstream &	stream,
		const char *	fname,
		ios_base::openmode	mode,
		access_scheme	scheme
	)

Definition at line 643 of file cpu.cpp.

References AbortErrorMessage(), AS_DATA_LOCAL, AS_DATA_ONLY, AS_DATA_OPTIONAL, AS_LOCAL_DATA, AS_LOCAL_ONLY, AS_SILENT_TRY, ASSERT, cpu, DEBUG_ENTRY, t_cpu_i::getPathList(), t_cpu::i(), ioQQQ, lgAbort, t_trace::lgTrace, t_cpu_i::nFileDone, TorF(), and trace.

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void set_NaN ( sys_float & x )

define routines for setting single and double precision signaling NaN The bit pattern for an SNaN is implementation defined, but this should work on most modern CPU's. The system definition is preferred, so in C++ this should be replaced by numeric_limits<TYPE>::signaling_NaN()

Definition at line 673 of file cpu.cpp.

References cpu, t_cpu_i::Float_SNaN_Value, and t_cpu::i().

Referenced by Amsterdam_Method(), ConvInitSolution(), invalidate_array(), MyMalloc(), iter_track::p_clear1(), ParseBlackbody(), ParseCrashDo(), SpeciesJunk(), xNI_coll_stren(), and zero().

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