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chkpoint_two_dynamic¶
View page sourceDynamic Parameters in Checkpoint Functions¶
Syntax¶
chk_fun . new_dynamic ( dynamic )
Prototype¶
template <class Base>
template <class BaseVector>
void chkpoint_two<Base>::new_dynamic(const BaseVector& dynamic)
chk_fun¶
This object must have been created using the chkpoint_two constructor.
Base¶
This is the Base type in the chk_fun constructor.
fun¶
This is the function fun in the chk_fun constructor.
BaseVector¶
This must be a SimpleVector with elements of type Base .
dynamic¶
This is a vector with new values for the dynamic parameters in the function fun . Is size must be equal to fun.size_dyn_ind() . This only affects the copy of fun used by chk_fun .
Multi-Threading¶
If one is using in_parallel , there is a separate copy of fun for each thread. In this case, only the dynamic parameters in the copy for the current thread number are changed.