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% Create exch2 communication map and schedule for a cube sphere grid with |
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% constant tile size tnx x tny. |
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% Use red-green-blue shorthand for cube index space specification |
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% In this notation cube faces are laid out as shown below |
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% f5(nr,ng) f6(nb,ng) |
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% f3(ng,nb) f4(nr,nb) |
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% f1(nb,nr) f2(nb,nr) |
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% |
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%nr=64; nb=32; ng=128; |
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%nr=576; nb=576; ng=576; |
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%nr=672; nb=672; ng=672; |
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nr=32; nb=32; ng=32; |
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%nr=510; nb=510; ng=510; |
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%nr=30; nb=30; ng=30; |
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% Choose tile subgrid sizes for each face. |
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% nr,nb,ng must be integer multiples of tnx and tny. |
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%tnx=85;tny=85; |
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%tnx=10;tny=10; |
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%tnx=16;tny=16; |
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tnx=16;tny=32; |
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%tnx=32;tny=32; |
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%tnx=32;tny=8; |
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%tnx=192;tny=64; |
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tnx=8;tny=4; |
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% Make list of domains. Assume MITgcm standard cube layout, three color path labeling and |
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% global indexing convention. |
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clear domain ndomains domain_nx domain_ny |
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[ndomains,domain,domain_nx,domain_ny] = exch2_setup_cs6_domains(nr,nb,ng); |
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% Now create basic tile definitions for each domain with their offsets within the domain |
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% tn[xy] :: tile extents in x and y |
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% tbase[xy] :: offset of tile local coords from domain coords |
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% :: tdom[xy] = tlocal[xy] + tbase[xy] |
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% t[xy]globallo :: global composite domain coordinate associated with |
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% :: tlocal[xy]=(1,1) |
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% mydomain :: domain number the tile belongs to |
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% tileid :: identifier number for tile |
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% tx :: tile x coordinate within domain tiling |
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% ty :: tile y coordinate within domain tiling |
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clear tile |
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[tile,ntiles,ierr,domain]= ... |
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exch2_setup_cs6_tiles(tnx,tny,domain,ndomains); |
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% Set neighbor domains for each tile |
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[tile] = exch2_setup_cs6_get_neighbor_domains(tile, domain, ntiles); |
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% Let try and figure out what points I send my edges to. We do this by a search procedure |
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% rather than a functional relationship. The search procedure visits each edge of each tile |
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% in turn. For internal edges (edges that don't cross a domain boundary) the index range at |
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% +/-1 in the normal direction to the edge is searched for. This identifies all the tiles that % border this tile. |
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[tile] = exch2_setup_cs6_get_internal_neighbor_tiles( tile, domain, ntiles); |
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[tile] = exch2_setup_cs6_get_internal_neighbor_index_ranges(tile, domain, ntiles); |
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[tile] = exch2_setup_cs6_get_external_neighbor_tiles( tile, domain, ntiles); |
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% Draw a picture of the full domain and its tiles in the standard cube layout |
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% exch2_setup_cs6_plot(domain, tile, tnx, tny); |
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% Squeeze the blank tiles out |
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[tile, domain] = exch2_setup_squeeze_blanks(domain, tile, tnx, tny); |
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% Write attributes for a tile |
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exch2_setup_cs6_print( domain, tile, tnx, tny, 1) |
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