#include <MFSimpleSolver.H>

Inheritance diagram for MFSimpleSolver:

Public Member Functions
	MFSimpleSolver ()

virtual	~MFSimpleSolver ()

virtual void	setHomogeneous (bool a_homogeneous)

virtual void	define (LinearOp< LevelData< MFCellFAB > > *a_operator, bool a_homogeneous)

virtual void	setNumSmooths (const int &a_numSmooths)

virtual void	solve (LevelData< MFCellFAB > &a_phi, const LevelData< MFCellFAB > &a_rhs)

Public Member Functions inherited from LinearSolver< LevelData< MFCellFAB > >
virtual	~LinearSolver ()

virtual void	setConvergenceMetrics (Real a_metric, Real a_tolerance)
	Set a convergence metric, along with solver tolerance, if desired. More...

Public Attributes
int	m_verbosity

Private Attributes
bool	m_isDefined

MGLevelOp< LevelData < MFCellFAB > > *	m_operator

bool	m_homogeneous

int	m_numSmooths

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

MFSimpleSolver::MFSimpleSolver ( )

virtual MFSimpleSolver::~MFSimpleSolver ( )

virtual

Member Function Documentation

virtual void MFSimpleSolver::setHomogeneous ( bool a_homogeneous )

virtual

reset whether the solver is homogeneous.

Implements LinearSolver< LevelData< MFCellFAB > >.

virtual void MFSimpleSolver::define	(	LinearOp< LevelData< MFCellFAB > > *	a_operator,
		bool	a_homogeneous
	)

virtual

Define the operator and whether it is a homogeneous solver or not. The LinearSolver does not take over ownership of this a_operator object. It does not call delete on it when the LinearSolver is deleted. It is meant to be like a late-binding reference. If you created a_operator with new, you should call delete on it after LinearSolver is deleted if you want to avoid memory leaks.

Implements LinearSolver< LevelData< MFCellFAB > >.

virtual void MFSimpleSolver::setNumSmooths ( const int & a_numSmooths )

virtual