Renamed c_codes -> c_library

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Per.Andreas.Brodtkorb 10 years ago
parent 2a0efa5ea3
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"""
f2py c_library.pyf c_functions.c -c
See also http://www.scipy.org/Cookbook/CompilingExtensionsOnWindowsWithMinGW
"""
import os
import sys
def which(program):
"""
Test if program exists
======================
In order to test if a certain executable exists, it will search for the
program name in the environment variables.
If program is a full path to an executable, it will check it exists
Copied from:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/377017/test-if-executable-exists-in-python/
It is supposed to mimic the UNIX command "which"
"""
def is_exe(fpath):
return os.path.exists(fpath) and os.access(fpath, os.X_OK)
fpath, unused_fname = os.path.split(program)
if fpath:
if is_exe(program):
return program
else:
for path in os.environ["PATH"].split(os.pathsep):
exe_file = os.path.join(path, program)
if is_exe(exe_file):
return exe_file
return None
def f2py_call_str():
# regardless of platform, try to figure out which f2py call is in the path
# define possible options
# on Arch Linux, python and f2py are the calls corresponding to python 3
# and python2/f2py2 for python 2
# other Linux versions might still use python/f2py for python 2
if os.path.basename(sys.executable).endswith('2'):
for k in ('f2py2','f2py2.6','f2py2.7',):
# if we found the f2py path, no need to look further
if which(k):
f2py_call = k
f2py_path = which(k)
break
# on Windows and other Linux using python/f2py
else:
for k in ('f2py','f2py2.6','f2py2.7','f2py.py',):
# if we found the f2py path, no need to look further
if which(k):
f2py_call = k
f2py_path = which(k)
break
try:
print 'found f2py in:', f2py_path
return f2py_call
# raise exception if f2py is not found, f2py_path variable will not exist
except NameError:
raise UserWarning, \
'Couldn\'t locate f2py. Should be part of NumPy installation.'
# # this might vary among specific cases: f2py, f2py2.7, f2py3.2, ...
# # TODO: more robust approach, find out what f2py is in the users path
# if os.name == 'posix':
# compile_format = 'f2py2.6 %s %s -c'
#
# # Install microsoft visual c++ .NET 2003 and run the following to build the module:
# elif os.name == 'nt':
# # compile_format = 'f2py.py %s %s -c --fcompiler=gnu95 --compiler=mingw32 -lmsvcr71'
# compile_format = 'f2py.py %s %s -c'
#
# # give an Error for other OS-es
# else:
# raise UserWarning, \
# 'Untested platform:', os.name
def compile_all():
f2py_call = f2py_call_str()
print '='*75
print 'compiling c_codes'
print '='*75
compile_format = f2py_call + ' %s %s -c'
pyfs = ('c_library.pyf',)
files =('c_functions.c',)
for pyf,file in zip(pyfs,files):
os.system(compile_format % (pyf,file))
if __name__=='__main__':
compile_all()

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import os
def compile_all():
# Install gfortran and run the following to build the module:
#compile_format = 'f2py %s %s -c --fcompiler=gnu95 --compiler=mingw32 -lmsvcr71'
# Install microsoft visual c++ .NET 2003 and run the following to build the module:
compile_format = 'f2py %s %s -c'
pyfs = ('rfc.pyf','diffsumfunq.pyf')
files =('findrfc.c','disufq1.c')
for pyf,file in zip(pyfs,files):
os.system(compile_format % (pyf,file))
if __name__=='__main__':
compile_all()

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! File diffsumfunq.pyf
python module diffsumfunq
interface
subroutine disufq(rvec, ivec, rA, iA, w, kw, h, g,nmin,nmax, m, n)
intent(c) disufq ! disufq is a C function
intent(c) ! all disufq arguments are considered as C based
!integer intent(hide), depend(rA),check(n*m==len(iA)) :: n=len(rA)/m
!integer intent(hide), depend(rA), check(m==shape(iA,1)) :: m=shape(rA,1)
double precision dimension(n*m), intent(in) :: rA, iA ! input array
double precision dimension(n/2+1), intent(in) :: w, kw ! input array
double precision intent(in) :: h, g
integer intent(in) :: nmin, nmax
double precision dimension(n*m), intent(out) :: rvec, ivec ! output array,
end subroutine disufq
subroutine disufq2(rsvec, isvec,rdvec, idvec, rA, iA, w, kw, h, g,nmin,nmax, m, n)
intent(c) disufq2 ! disufq2 is a C function
intent(c) ! all disufq2 arguments are considered as C based
!integer intent(hide), depend(rA),check(n*m==len(iA)) :: n=len(rA)/m
!integer intent(hide), depend(rA), check(m==shape(iA,1)) :: m=shape(rA,1)
double precision dimension(n*m), intent(in) :: rA, iA ! input array
double precision dimension(n/2+1), intent(in) :: w, kw ! input array
double precision intent(in) :: h, g
integer intent(in) :: nmin, nmax
double precision dimension(n*m), intent(out) :: rsvec, isvec, rdvec, idvec ! output array,
end subroutine disufq
end interface
end python module diffsumfunq

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! File diffsumfunq.pyf
python module diffsumfunq
interface
subroutine disufq(rvec, ivec, rA, iA, w, kw, h, g,nmin,nmax, m, n)
intent(c) disufq ! disufq is a C function
intent(c) ! all disufq arguments are considered as C based
integer intent(hide), depend(rA),check(n==shape(iA,0)) :: n=shape(rA,0)
integer intent(hide), depend(rA), check(m==shape(iA,1)) :: m=shape(rA,1)
double precision dimension(n,m), intent(in) :: rA, iA ! input array
double precision dimension(n), intent(in) :: w, kw ! input array
double precision intent(in) :: h, g
integer intent(in) :: nmin, nmax
double precision dimension(n,m), intent(out) :: rvec, ivec ! output array,
end subroutine disufq
subroutine disufq2(rsvec, isvec,rdvec, idvec, rA, iA, w, kw, h, g,nmin,nmax, m, n)
intent(c) disufq2 ! disufq2 is a C function
intent(c) ! all disufq2 arguments are considered as C based
integer intent(hide), depend(rA),check(n==shape(iA,0)) :: n=shape(rA,0)
integer intent(hide), depend(rA), check(m==shape(iA,1)) :: m=shape(rA,1)
double precision dimension(n,m), intent(in) :: rA, iA ! input array
double precision dimension(n), intent(in) :: w, kw ! input array
double precision intent(in) :: h, g
integer intent(in) :: nmin, nmax
double precision dimension(n,m), intent(out) :: rsvec, isvec, rdvec, idvec ! output array,
end subroutine disufq
end interface
end python module diffsumfunq

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#include "math.h"
/*
* DISUFQ Is an internal function to spec2nlsdat
*
* CALL: disufq(rvec,ivec,rA,iA, w,kw,h,g,nmin,nmax,m,n)
*
* rvec, ivec = real and imaginary parts of the resultant (size m X n).
* rA, iA = real and imaginary parts of the amplitudes (size m X n).
* w = vector with angular frequencies (w>=0)
* kw = vector with wavenumbers (kw>=0)
* h = water depth (h >=0)
* g = constant acceleration of gravity
* nmin = minimum index where rA(:,nmin) and iA(:,nmin) is
* greater than zero.
* nmax = maximum index where rA(:,nmax) and iA(:,nmax) is
* greater than zero.
* m = size(rA,1),size(iA,1)
* n = size(rA,2),size(iA,2), or size(rvec,2),size(ivec,2)
*
* DISUFQ returns the summation of difference frequency and sum
* frequency effects in the vector vec = rvec +sqrt(-1)*ivec.
* The 2'nd order contribution to the Stokes wave is then calculated by
* a simple 1D Fourier transform, real(FFT(vec)).
*
* Install gfortran and run the following to build the module:
* f2py diffsumfunq.pyf disufq1.c -c --fcompiler=gnu95 --compiler=mingw32 -lmsvcr71
*
* by Per Andreas Brodtkorb 15.08.2001
* revised pab 14.03.2002, 01.05.2002 22.07.2002, oct 2008
*/
void disufq(double *rvec, double *ivec,
double *rA, double *iA,
double *w, double *kw,
double h, double g,
int nmin, int nmax,
int m, int n)
{
double Epij, Edij;
double tmp1, tmp2, tmp3, tmp4, kfact;
double w1, w2, kw1, kw2, Cg;
double rrA, iiA, riA, irA;
int i,jy,ix,iz1,iv1,ixi,jyi;
//int iz2, iv2;
//Initialize rvec and ivec to zero
for (ix=0;ix<n*m;ix++) {
rvec[ix] = 0.0;
ivec[ix] = 0.0;
}
// kfact is set to 2 in order to exploit the symmetry.
// If you set kfact to 1, you must uncomment all statements
// including the expressions: rvec[iz2], rvec[iv2], ivec[iz2] and ivec[iv2].
kfact = 2.0;
if (h>10000){ /* deep water /Inifinite water depth */
for (ix = nmin-1;ix<nmax;ix++) {
ixi = ix*m;
iz1 = 2*ixi;
//iz2 = n*m-ixi;
kw1 = kw[ix];
Epij = kw1;
for (i=0;i<m;i++,ixi++,iz1++) {
rrA = rA[ixi]*rA[ixi]; ///
iiA = iA[ixi]*iA[ixi]; ///
riA = rA[ixi]*iA[ixi]; ///
/// Sum frequency effects along the diagonal
tmp1 = kfact*(rrA-iiA)*Epij;
tmp2 = kfact*2.0*riA*Epij;
rvec[iz1] += tmp1;
ivec[iz1] += tmp2;
//rvec[iz2] += tmp1;
//ivec[iz2] -= tmp2;
//iz2++;
/// Difference frequency effects are zero along the diagonal
/// and are thus not contributing to the mean.
}
for (jy = ix+1;jy<nmax;jy++){
kw2 = kw[jy];
Epij = 0.5*(kw2 + kw1);
Edij = -0.5*(kw2 - kw1);
//printf("Edij = %f Epij = %f \n", Edij,Epij);
ixi = ix*m;
jyi = jy*m;
iz1 = ixi+jyi;
iv1 = jyi-ixi;
//iz2 = (n*m-iz1);
//iv2 = (n*m-iv1);
for (i = 0;i<m;i++,ixi++,jyi++,iz1++,iv1++) {
rrA = rA[ixi]*rA[jyi]; ///rrA = rA[i][ix]*rA[i][jy];
iiA = iA[ixi]*iA[jyi]; ///iiA = iA[i][ix]*iA[i][jy];
riA = rA[ixi]*iA[jyi]; ///riA = rA[i][ix]*iA[i][jy];
irA = iA[ixi]*rA[jyi]; ///irA = iA[i][ix]*rA[i][jy];
/* Sum frequency effects */
tmp1 = kfact*2.0*(rrA-iiA)*Epij;
tmp2 = kfact*2.0*(riA+irA)*Epij;
rvec[iz1] += tmp1;///rvec[i][ix+jy] += tmp1;
ivec[iz1] += tmp2;///ivec[i][ix+jy] += tmp2;
//rvec[iz2] += tmp1;///rvec[i][n*m-(ix+jy)] += tmp1;
//ivec[iz2] -= tmp2;///ivec[i][n*m-(ix+jy)] -= tmp2;
// iz2++;
/* Difference frequency effects */
tmp1 = kfact*2.0*(rrA+iiA)*Edij;
tmp2 = kfact*2.0*(riA-irA)*Edij;
rvec[iv1] += tmp1;///rvec[i][jy-ix] += tmp1;
ivec[iv1] += tmp2;///ivec[i][jy-ix] += tmp2;
//rvec[iv2] += tmp1;///rvec[i][n*m-(jy-ix)] += tmp1;
//ivec[iv2] -= tmp2;///ivec[i][n*m-(jy-ix)] -= tmp2;
//iv2++;
}
}
}
}
else{ /* Finite water depth */
for (ix = nmin-1;ix<nmax;ix++) {
kw1 = kw[ix];
w1 = w[ix];
tmp1 = tanh(kw1*h);
/// Cg, wave group velocity
Cg = 0.5*g*(tmp1 + kw1*h*(1.0- tmp1*tmp1))/w1; /// OK
tmp1 = 0.5*g*(kw1/w1)*(kw1/w1);
tmp2 = 0.5*w1*w1/g;
tmp3 = g*kw1/(w1*Cg);
if (kw1*h<300.0){
tmp4 = kw1/sinh(2.0*kw1*h);
}
else{ // To ensure sinh does not overflow.
tmp4 = 0.0;
}
// Difference frequency effects finite water depth
Edij = (tmp1-tmp2+tmp3)/(1.0-g*h/(Cg*Cg))-tmp4; /// OK
// Sum frequency effects finite water depth
Epij = (3.0*(tmp1-tmp2)/(1.0-tmp1/kw1*tanh(2.0*kw1*h))+3.0*tmp2-tmp1); /// OK
//printf("Edij = %f Epij = %f \n", Edij,Epij);
ixi = ix*m;
iz1 = 2*ixi;
//iz2 = n*m-ixi;
for (i=0;i<m;i++,ixi++,iz1++) {
rrA = rA[ixi]*rA[ixi]; ///
iiA = iA[ixi]*iA[ixi]; ///
riA = rA[ixi]*iA[ixi]; ///
/// Sum frequency effects along the diagonal
rvec[iz1] += kfact*(rrA-iiA)*Epij;
ivec[iz1] += kfact*2.0*riA*Epij;
//rvec[iz2] += kfact*(rrA-iiA)*Epij;
//ivec[iz2] -= kfact*2.0*riA*Epij;
//iz2++;
/// Difference frequency effects along the diagonal
/// are only contributing to the mean
rvec[i] += 2.0*(rrA+iiA)*Edij;
}
for (jy = ix+1;jy<nmax;jy++) {
// w1 = w[ix];
// kw1 = kw[ix];
w2 = w[jy];
kw2 = kw[jy];
tmp1 = g*(kw1/w1)*(kw2/w2);
tmp2 = 0.5/g*(w1*w1+w2*w2+w1*w2);
tmp3 = 0.5*g*(w1*kw2*kw2+w2*kw1*kw1)/(w1*w2*(w1+w2));
tmp4 = (1-g*(kw1+kw2)/(w1+w2)/(w1+w2)*tanh((kw1+kw2)*h));
Epij = (tmp1-tmp2+tmp3)/tmp4+tmp2-0.5*tmp1; /* OK */
tmp2 = 0.5/g*(w1*w1+w2*w2-w1*w2); /*OK*/
tmp3 = -0.5*g*(w1*kw2*kw2-w2*kw1*kw1)/(w1*w2*(w1-w2));
tmp4 = (1.0-g*(kw1-kw2)/(w1-w2)/(w1-w2)*tanh((kw1-kw2)*h));
Edij = (tmp1-tmp2+tmp3)/tmp4+tmp2-0.5*tmp1; /* OK */
//printf("Edij = %f Epij = %f \n", Edij,Epij);
ixi = ix*m;
jyi = jy*m;
iz1 = ixi+jyi;
iv1 = jyi-ixi;
// iz2 = (n*m-iz1);
// iv2 = n*m-iv1;
for (i=0;i<m;i++,ixi++,jyi++,iz1++,iv1++) {
rrA = rA[ixi]*rA[jyi]; ///rrA = rA[i][ix]*rA[i][jy];
iiA = iA[ixi]*iA[jyi]; ///iiA = iA[i][ix]*iA[i][jy];
riA = rA[ixi]*iA[jyi]; ///riA = rA[i][ix]*iA[i][jy];
irA = iA[ixi]*rA[jyi]; ///irA = iA[i][ix]*rA[i][jy];
/* Sum frequency effects */
tmp1 = kfact*2.0*(rrA-iiA)*Epij;
tmp2 = kfact*2.0*(riA+irA)*Epij;
rvec[iz1] += tmp1;///rvec[i][jy+ix] += tmp1;
ivec[iz1] += tmp2;///ivec[i][jy+ix] += tmp2;
//rvec[iz2] += tmp1;///rvec[i][n*m-(jy+ix)] += tmp1;
//ivec[iz2] -= tmp2;///ivec[i][n*m-(jy+ix)] -= tmp2;
//iz2++;
/* Difference frequency effects */
tmp1 = kfact*2.0*(rrA+iiA)*Edij;
tmp2 = kfact*2.0*(riA-irA)*Edij;
rvec[iv1] += tmp1;///rvec[i][jy-ix] += tmp1;
ivec[iv1] += tmp2;///ivec[i][jy-ix] -= tmp2;
//rvec[iv2] += tmp1;
//ivec[iv2] -= tmp2;
//iv2++;
}
}
}
}
//return i;
}
/*
* DISUFQ2 Is an internal function to spec2nlsdat
*
* CALL: disufq2(rsvec,isvec,rdvec,idvec,rA,iA, w,kw,h,g,nmin,nmax,m,n)
*
* rsvec, isvec = real and imaginary parts of the sum frequency
* effects (size m X n).
* rdvec, idvec = real and imaginary parts of the difference frequency
* effects (size m X n).
* rA, iA = real and imaginary parts of the amplitudes (size m X n).
* w = vector with angular frequencies (w>=0)
* kw = vector with wavenumbers (kw>=0)
* h = water depth (h >=0)
* g = constant acceleration of gravity
* nmin = minimum index where rA(:,nmin) and iA(:,nmin) is
* greater than zero.
* nmax = maximum index where rA(:,nmax) and iA(:,nmax) is
* greater than zero.
* m = size(rA,1),size(iA,1)
* n = size(rA,2),size(iA,2), or size(rvec,2),size(ivec,2)
*
* DISUFQ2 returns the summation of sum and difference frequency
* frequency effects in the vectors svec = rsvec +sqrt(-1)*isvec and
* dvec = rdvec +sqrt(-1)*idvec.
* The 2'nd order contribution to the Stokes wave is then calculated by
* a simple 1D Fourier transform, real(FFT(svec+dvec)).
*
*
* This is a MEX-file for MATLAB.
* by Per Andreas Brodtkorb 15.08.2001
* revised pab 14.03.2002, 01.05.2002
*/
void disufq2(double *rsvec, double *isvec,
double *rdvec, double *idvec,
double *rA, double *iA,
double *w, double *kw,
double h, double g,
int nmin, int nmax,
int m, int n)
{
double Epij, Edij;
double tmp1, tmp2, tmp3, tmp4, kfact;
double w1, w2, kw1, kw2, Cg;
double rrA, iiA, riA, irA;
int i,jy,ix,iz1,iv1,ixi,jyi;
//int iz2,iv2
//Initialize rvec and ivec to zero
for (ix=0;ix<n*m;ix++) {
rsvec[ix] = 0.0;
isvec[ix] = 0.0;
rdvec[ix] = 0.0;
idvec[ix] = 0.0;
}
// kfact is set to 2 in order to exploit the symmetry.
// If you set kfact to 1, you must uncomment all statements
// including the expressions: rvec[iz2], rvec[iv2], ivec[iz2] and ivec[iv2].
kfact = 2.0;
if (h>10000){ /* deep water /Inifinite water depth */
for (ix = nmin-1;ix<nmax;ix++) {
ixi = ix*m;
iz1 = 2*ixi;
//iz2 = n*m-ixi;
kw1 = kw[ix];
Epij = kw1;
for (i=0;i<m;i++,ixi++,iz1++) {
rrA = rA[ixi]*rA[ixi]; ///
iiA = iA[ixi]*iA[ixi]; ///
riA = rA[ixi]*iA[ixi]; ///
/// Sum frequency effects along the diagonal
tmp1 = kfact*(rrA-iiA)*Epij;
tmp2 = kfact*2.0*riA*Epij;
rsvec[iz1] += tmp1;
isvec[iz1] += tmp2;
//rsvec[iz2] += tmp1;
//isvec[iz2] -= tmp2;
//iz2++;
/// Difference frequency effects are zero along the diagonal
/// and are thus not contributing to the mean.
}
for (jy = ix+1;jy<nmax;jy++){
kw2 = kw[jy];
Epij = 0.5*(kw2 + kw1);
Edij = -0.5*(kw2 - kw1);
//printf("Edij = %f Epij = %f \n", Edij,Epij);
ixi = ix*m;
jyi = jy*m;
iz1 = ixi+jyi;
iv1 = jyi-ixi;
//iz2 = (n*m-iz1);
//iv2 = (n*m-iv1);
for (i = 0;i<m;i++,ixi++,jyi++,iz1++,iv1++) {
rrA = rA[ixi]*rA[jyi]; ///rrA = rA[i][ix]*rA[i][jy];
iiA = iA[ixi]*iA[jyi]; ///iiA = iA[i][ix]*iA[i][jy];
riA = rA[ixi]*iA[jyi]; ///riA = rA[i][ix]*iA[i][jy];
irA = iA[ixi]*rA[jyi]; ///irA = iA[i][ix]*rA[i][jy];
/* Sum frequency effects */
tmp1 = kfact*2.0*(rrA-iiA)*Epij;
tmp2 = kfact*2.0*(riA+irA)*Epij;
rsvec[iz1] += tmp1; ///rvec[i][ix+jy] += tmp1;
isvec[iz1] += tmp2; ///ivec[i][ix+jy] += tmp2;
//rsvec[iz2] += tmp1;///rvec[i][n*m-(ix+jy)] += tmp1;
//isvec[iz2] -= tmp2;///ivec[i][n*m-(ix+jy)] += tmp2;
//iz2++;
/* Difference frequency effects */
tmp1 = kfact*2.0*(rrA+iiA)*Edij;
tmp2 = kfact*2.0*(riA-irA)*Edij;
rdvec[iv1] += tmp1;///rvec[i][jy-ix] += tmp1;
idvec[iv1] += tmp2;///ivec[i][jy-ix] += tmp2;
//rdvec[iv2] += tmp1;///rvec[i][n*m-(jy-ix)] += tmp1;
//idvec[iv2] -= tmp2;///ivec[i][n*m-(jy-ix)] -= tmp2;
// iv2++;
}
}
}
}
else{ /* Finite water depth */
for (ix = nmin-1;ix<nmax;ix++) {
kw1 = kw[ix];
w1 = w[ix];
tmp1 = tanh(kw1*h);
/// Cg, wave group velocity
Cg = 0.5*g*(tmp1 + kw1*h*(1.0- tmp1*tmp1))/w1; /// OK
tmp1 = 0.5*g*(kw1/w1)*(kw1/w1);
tmp2 = 0.5*w1*w1/g;
tmp3 = g*kw1/(w1*Cg);
if (kw1*h<300.0){
tmp4 = kw1/sinh(2.0*kw1*h);
}
else{ // To ensure sinh does not overflow.
tmp4 = 0.0;
}
// Difference frequency effects finite water depth
Edij = (tmp1-tmp2+tmp3)/(1.0-g*h/(Cg*Cg))-tmp4; /// OK
// Sum frequency effects finite water depth
Epij = (3.0*(tmp1-tmp2)/(1.0-tmp1/kw1*tanh(2.0*kw1*h))+3.0*tmp2-tmp1); /// OK
//printf("Edij = %f Epij = %f \n", Edij,Epij);
ixi = ix*m;
iz1 = 2*ixi;
//iz2 = n*m-ixi;
for (i=0;i<m;i++,ixi++,iz1++) {
rrA = rA[ixi]*rA[ixi]; ///
iiA = iA[ixi]*iA[ixi]; ///
riA = rA[ixi]*iA[ixi]; ///
/// Sum frequency effects along the diagonal
rsvec[iz1] += kfact*(rrA-iiA)*Epij;
isvec[iz1] += kfact*2.0*riA*Epij;
//rsvec[iz2] += kfact*(rrA-iiA)*Epij;
//isvec[iz2] -= kfact*2.0*riA*Epij;
/// Difference frequency effects along the diagonal
/// are only contributing to the mean
//printf(" %f \n",2.0*(rrA+iiA)*Edij);
rdvec[i] += 2.0*(rrA+iiA)*Edij;
}
for (jy = ix+1;jy<nmax;jy++) {
// w1 = w[ix];
// kw1 = kw[ix];
w2 = w[jy];
kw2 = kw[jy];
tmp1 = g*(kw1/w1)*(kw2/w2);
tmp2 = 0.5/g*(w1*w1+w2*w2+w1*w2);
tmp3 = 0.5*g*(w1*kw2*kw2+w2*kw1*kw1)/(w1*w2*(w1+w2));
tmp4 = (1-g*(kw1+kw2)/(w1+w2)/(w1+w2)*tanh((kw1+kw2)*h));
Epij = (tmp1-tmp2+tmp3)/tmp4+tmp2-0.5*tmp1; /* OK */
tmp2 = 0.5/g*(w1*w1+w2*w2-w1*w2); /*OK*/
tmp3 = -0.5*g*(w1*kw2*kw2-w2*kw1*kw1)/(w1*w2*(w1-w2));
tmp4 = (1.0-g*(kw1-kw2)/(w1-w2)/(w1-w2)*tanh((kw1-kw2)*h));
Edij = (tmp1-tmp2+tmp3)/tmp4+tmp2-0.5*tmp1; /* OK */
//printf("Edij = %f Epij = %f \n", Edij,Epij);
ixi = ix*m;
jyi = jy*m;
iz1 = ixi+jyi;
iv1 = jyi-ixi;
// iz2 = (n*m-iz1);
// iv2 = (n*m-iv1);
for (i=0;i<m;i++,ixi++,jyi++,iz1++,iv1++) {
rrA = rA[ixi]*rA[jyi]; ///rrA = rA[i][ix]*rA[i][jy];
iiA = iA[ixi]*iA[jyi]; ///iiA = iA[i][ix]*iA[i][jy];
riA = rA[ixi]*iA[jyi]; ///riA = rA[i][ix]*iA[i][jy];
irA = iA[ixi]*rA[jyi]; ///irA = iA[i][ix]*rA[i][jy];
/* Sum frequency effects */
tmp1 = kfact*2.0*(rrA-iiA)*Epij;
tmp2 = kfact*2.0*(riA+irA)*Epij;
rsvec[iz1] += tmp1;///rsvec[i][jy+ix] += tmp1;
isvec[iz1] += tmp2;///isvec[i][jy+ix] += tmp2;
//rsvec[iz2] += tmp1;///rsvec[i][n*m-(jy+ix)] += tmp1;
//isvec[iz2] -= tmp2;///isvec[i][n*m-(jy-ix)] += tmp2;
//iz2++;
/* Difference frequency effects */
tmp1 = kfact*2.0*(rrA+iiA)*Edij;
tmp2 = kfact*2.0*(riA-irA)*Edij;
rdvec[iv1] += tmp1;
idvec[iv1] += tmp2;
//rdvec[iv2] += tmp1;
//idvec[iv2] -= tmp2;
// iv2++;
}
}
}
}
// return i;
}

@ -1,53 +0,0 @@
/*
* findcross.c -
*
* Returns indices to level v crossings of argument vector
*
* 1998 by Per Andreas Brodtkorb. last modified 23.06-98
*/
void findcross(double *y, double v, double *ind, int n, int info)
{ int i,start, ix=0,dcross=0;
if ( *(y +0)< v){
dcross=-1; /* first is a up-crossing*/
}
if ( *(y +0)> v){
dcross=1; /* first is a down-crossing*/
}
start=0;
if ( *(y +0)== v){
/* Find out what type of crossing we have next time.. */
for (i=1; i<n; i++) {
start=i;
if ( *(y +i)< v){
*(ind + ix) = i; /* first crossing is a down crossing*/
ix++;
dcross=-1; /* The next crossing is a up-crossing*/
break;
}
if ( *(y +i)> v){
*(ind + ix) = i; /* first crossing is a up-crossing*/
ix++;
dcross=1; /*The next crossing is a down-crossing*/
break;
}
}
}
for (i=start; i<n-1; i++) {
if (( (dcross==-1) && (*(y +i)<=h) && (*(y+i+1) > h) ) || ((dcross==1 ) && (*(y +i)>=h) && (*(y+i+1) < h) ) ) {
*(ind + ix) = i+1 ;
ix++;
dcross=-dcross;
}
}
info = ix
return;
}

@ -1,118 +0,0 @@
#include "math.h"
/*
* findrfc.c -
*
* Returns indices to RFC turningpoints of a vector
* of turningpoints
*
* Install gfortran and run the following to build the module:
* f2py rfc.pyf findrfc.c -c --fcompiler=gnu95 --compiler=mingw32 -lmsvcr71
*
* 1998 by Per Andreas Brodtkorb.
*/
void findrfc(double *y1,double hmin, int *ind, int n,int info) {
double xminus,xplus,Tpl,Tmi,*y,Tstart;
int i,j,ix=0,NC,iy;
if (*(y1+0)> *(y1+1)){
/* if first is a max , ignore the first max*/
y=&(*(y1+1));
NC=floor((n-1)/2);
Tstart=2;
}
else {
y=y1;
NC=floor(n/2);
Tstart=1;
}
if (NC<1){
info = 0;
return; /* No RFC cycles*/
}
if (( *(y+0) > *(y+1)) && ( *(y+1) > *(y+2)) ){
info = -1;
return; /*This is not a sequence of turningpoints, exit */
}
if ((*(y+0) < *(y+1)) && (*(y+1)< *(y+2))){
info=-1;
return; /*This is not a sequence of turningpoints, exit */
}
for (i=0; i<NC; i++) {
Tmi=Tstart+2*i;
Tpl=Tstart+2*i+2;
xminus=*(y+2*i);
xplus=*(y+2*i+2);
if(i!=0){
j=i-1;
while((j>=0) && (*(y+2*j+1)<=*(y+2*i+1))){
if( (*(y+2*j)<xminus) ){
xminus=*(y+2*j);
Tmi=Tstart+2*j;
} /*if */
j--;
} /*while j*/
} /*if i */
if ( xminus >= xplus){
if ( (*(y+2*i+1)-xminus) >= hmin){
*(ind+ix)=Tmi;
ix++;
*(ind+ix)=(Tstart+2*i+1);
ix++;
} /*if*/
goto L180;
}
j=i+1;
while((j<NC) ) {
if (*(y+2*j+1) >= *(y+2*i+1)) goto L170;
if( (*(y+2*j+2) <= xplus) ){
xplus=*(y+2*j+2);
Tpl=(Tstart+2*j+2);
}/*if*/
j++;
} /*while*/
if ( (*(y+2*i+1)-xminus) >= hmin) {
*(ind+ix)=Tmi;
ix++;
*(ind+ix)=(Tstart+2*i+1);
ix++;
} /*if*/
goto L180;
L170:
if (xplus <= xminus ) {
if ( (*(y+2*i+1)-xminus) >= hmin){
*(ind+ix)=Tmi;
ix++;
*(ind+ix)=(Tstart+2*i+1);
ix++;
} /*if*/
/*goto L180;*/
}
else{
if ( (*(y+2*i+1)-xplus) >= hmin) {
*(ind+ix)=(Tstart+2*i+1);
ix++;
*(ind+ix)=Tpl;
ix++;
} /*if*/
} /*elseif*/
L180:
iy=i;
} /* for i */
info = ix;
return ;
}

@ -1,14 +0,0 @@
! File rfc.pyf
python module rfc
interface
subroutine findrfc(y1,hmin, ind, n,info)
intent(c) findrfc ! findrfc is a C function
intent(c) ! all findrfc arguments are considered as C based
integer intent(hide), depend(y1) :: n=len(y1)
double precision dimension(n), intent(in) :: y1 ! input array
double precision intent(in) :: hmin
integer dimension(n), intent(out) :: ind ! output array,
integer intent(out) :: info
end subroutine findrfc
end interface
end python module rfc

@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
"""
f2py c_library.pyf c_functions.c -c
See also http://www.scipy.org/Cookbook/CompilingExtensionsOnWindowsWithMinGW
"""
import os
import sys
from wafo.f2py_tools import f2py_call_str
def compile_all():
f2py_call = f2py_call_str()
print '=' * 75
print 'compiling c_codes'
print '=' * 75
compile_format = f2py_call + ' %s %s -c'
pyfs = ('c_library.pyf',)
files = ('c_functions.c',)
for pyf, file_ in zip(pyfs, files):
os.system(compile_format % (pyf, file_))
if __name__ == '__main__':
compile_all()

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@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ python setup.py build_src build_ext --inplace
See also http://www.scipy.org/Cookbook/CompilingExtensionsOnWindowsWithMinGW
'''
# File setup.py
def configuration(parent_package='', top_path=None):
from numpy.distutils.misc_util import Configuration
config = Configuration('', parent_package, top_path)

@ -6,95 +6,24 @@ gfortran -W -Wall -pedantic-errors -fbounds-check -Werror -c dsvdc.f mregmodule.
"""
import os
import sys
from wafo.f2py_tools import f2py_call_str
def which(program):
"""
Test if program exists
======================
In order to test if a certain executable exists, it will search for the
program name in the environment variables.
If program is a full path to an executable, it will check it exists
Copied from:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/377017/test-if-executable-exists-in-python/
It is supposed to mimic the UNIX command "which"
"""
def is_exe(fpath):
return os.path.exists(fpath) and os.access(fpath, os.X_OK)
fpath, fname = os.path.split(program)
if fpath:
if is_exe(program):
return program
else:
for path in os.environ["PATH"].split(os.pathsep):
exe_file = os.path.join(path, program)
if is_exe(exe_file):
return exe_file
return None
def f2py_call_str():
# regardless of platform, try to figure out which f2py call is in the path
# define possible options
# on Arch Linux, python and f2py are the calls corresponding to python 3
# and python2/f2py2 for python 2
# other Linux versions might still use python/f2py for python 2
if os.path.basename(sys.executable).endswith('2'):
for k in ('f2py2','f2py2.6','f2py2.7',):
# if we found the f2py path, no need to look further
if which(k):
f2py_call = k
f2py_path = which(k)
break
# on Windows and other Linux using python/f2py
else:
for k in ('f2py','f2py2.6','f2py2.7','f2py.py',):
# if we found the f2py path, no need to look further
if which(k):
f2py_call = k
f2py_path = which(k)
break
try:
print 'found f2py in:', f2py_path
return f2py_call
# raise exception if f2py is not found, f2py_path variable will not exist
except NameError:
raise UserWarning, \
'Couldn\'t locate f2py. Should be part of NumPy installation.'
# # this might vary among specific cases: f2py, f2py2.7, f2py3.2, ...
# # TODO: more robust approach, find out what f2py is in the users path
# if os.name == 'posix':
# compile_format = 'f2py2.6 %s %s -c'
#
# # Install microsoft visual c++ .NET 2003 and run the following to build the module:
# elif os.name == 'nt':
# # compile_format = 'f2py.py %s %s -c --fcompiler=gnu95 --compiler=mingw32 -lmsvcr71'
# compile_format = 'f2py.py %s %s -c'
#
# # give an Error for other OS-es
# else:
# raise UserWarning, \
# 'Untested platform:', os.name
def compile_all():
f2py_call = f2py_call_str()
print '=' * 75
print 'compiling cov2mod'
print '=' * 75
files = ['dsvdc', 'mregmodule', 'intfcmod']
compile1_format = 'gfortran -fPIC -c %s.f'
format1 = '%s.o ' * len(files)
for file in files:
os.system(compile1_format % file)
for file_ in files:
os.system(compile1_format % file_)
file_objects = format1 % tuple(files)
os.system(f2py_call + ' -m cov2mod -c %s cov2mmpdfreg_intfc.f' % file_objects)
os.system(f2py_call + ' -m cov2mod -c %s cov2mmpdfreg_intfc.f' %
file_objects)
if __name__ == '__main__':

@ -4,80 +4,8 @@ builds mvn.pyd
import os
import sys
def which(program):
"""
Test if program exists
======================
In order to test if a certain executable exists, it will search for the
program name in the environment variables.
If program is a full path to an executable, it will check it exists
Copied from:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/377017/test-if-executable-exists-in-python/
It is supposed to mimic the UNIX command "which"
"""
def is_exe(fpath):
return os.path.exists(fpath) and os.access(fpath, os.X_OK)
fpath, fname = os.path.split(program)
if fpath:
if is_exe(program):
return program
else:
for path in os.environ["PATH"].split(os.pathsep):
exe_file = os.path.join(path, program)
if is_exe(exe_file):
return exe_file
return None
def f2py_call_str():
# regardless of platform, try to figure out which f2py call is in the path
# define possible options
# on Arch Linux, python and f2py are the calls corresponding to python 3
# and python2/f2py2 for python 2
# other Linux versions might still use python/f2py for python 2
if os.path.basename(sys.executable).endswith('2'):
for k in ('f2py2','f2py2.6','f2py2.7',):
# if we found the f2py path, no need to look further
if which(k):
f2py_call = k
f2py_path = which(k)
break
# on Windows and other Linux using python/f2py
else:
for k in ('f2py','f2py2.6','f2py2.7','f2py.py',):
# if we found the f2py path, no need to look further
if which(k):
f2py_call = k
f2py_path = which(k)
break
try:
print 'found f2py in:', f2py_path
return f2py_call
# raise exception if f2py is not found, f2py_path variable will not exist
except NameError:
raise UserWarning, \
'Couldn\'t locate f2py. Should be part of NumPy installation.'
# # this might vary among specific cases: f2py, f2py2.7, f2py3.2, ...
# # TODO: more robust approach, find out what f2py is in the users path
# if os.name == 'posix':
# compile_format = 'f2py2.6 %s %s -c'
#
# # Install microsoft visual c++ .NET 2003 and run the following to build the module:
# elif os.name == 'nt':
# # compile_format = 'f2py.py %s %s -c --fcompiler=gnu95 --compiler=mingw32 -lmsvcr71'
# compile_format = 'f2py.py %s %s -c'
#
# # give an Error for other OS-es
# else:
# raise UserWarning, \
# 'Untested platform:', os.name
from wafo.f2py_tools import f2py_call_str
def compile_all():
f2py_call = f2py_call_str()

@ -1,83 +1,8 @@
"""
builds mvnprdmod.pyd
"""
"""builds mvnprdmod.pyd."""
import os
import sys
from wafo.f2py_tools import f2py_call_str
def which(program):
"""
Test if program exists
======================
In order to test if a certain executable exists, it will search for the
program name in the environment variables.
If program is a full path to an executable, it will check it exists
Copied from:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/377017/test-if-executable-exists-in-python/
It is supposed to mimic the UNIX command "which"
"""
def is_exe(fpath):
return os.path.exists(fpath) and os.access(fpath, os.X_OK)
fpath, fname = os.path.split(program)
if fpath:
if is_exe(program):
return program
else:
for path in os.environ["PATH"].split(os.pathsep):
exe_file = os.path.join(path, program)
if is_exe(exe_file):
return exe_file
return None
def f2py_call_str():
# regardless of platform, try to figure out which f2py call is in the path
# define possible options
# on Arch Linux, python and f2py are the calls corresponding to python 3
# and python2/f2py2 for python 2
# other Linux versions might still use python/f2py for python 2
if os.path.basename(sys.executable).endswith('2'):
for k in ('f2py2','f2py2.6','f2py2.7',):
# if we found the f2py path, no need to look further
if which(k):
f2py_call = k
f2py_path = which(k)
break
# on Windows and other Linux using python/f2py
else:
for k in ('f2py','f2py2.6','f2py2.7','f2py.py',):
# if we found the f2py path, no need to look further
if which(k):
f2py_call = k
f2py_path = which(k)
break
try:
print 'found f2py in:', f2py_path
return f2py_call
# raise exception if f2py is not found, f2py_path variable will not exist
except NameError:
raise UserWarning, \
'Couldn\'t locate f2py. Should be part of NumPy installation.'
# # this might vary among specific cases: f2py, f2py2.7, f2py3.2, ...
# # TODO: more robust approach, find out what f2py is in the users path
# if os.name == 'posix':
# compile_format = 'f2py2.6 %s %s -c'
#
# # Install microsoft visual c++ .NET 2003 and run the following to build the module:
# elif os.name == 'nt':
# # compile_format = 'f2py.py %s %s -c --fcompiler=gnu95 --compiler=mingw32 -lmsvcr71'
# compile_format = 'f2py.py %s %s -c'
#
# # give an Error for other OS-es
# else:
# raise UserWarning, \
# 'Untested platform:', os.name
def compile_all():
f2py_call = f2py_call_str()
@ -87,13 +12,14 @@ def compile_all():
files = ['mvnprd', 'mvnprodcorrprb']
compile1_format = 'gfortran -fPIC -c %s.f'
for file in files:
os.system(compile1_format % file)
for file_ in files:
os.system(compile1_format % file_)
file_objects = '%s.o %s.o' % tuple(files)
#os.system('f2py.py -m mvnprdmod -c %s mvnprd_interface.f --fcompiler=gnu95 --compiler=mingw32 -lmsvcr71' % file_objects)
os.system(f2py_call + ' -m mvnprdmod -c %s mvnprd_interface.f ' % file_objects)
# os.system('f2py.py -m mvnprdmod -c %s mvnprd_interface.f
# --fcompiler=gnu95 --compiler=mingw32 -lmsvcr71' % file_objects)
os.system(f2py_call + ' -m mvnprdmod -c %s mvnprd_interface.f ' %
file_objects)
if __name__ == '__main__':
compile_all()

@ -881,7 +881,7 @@ C
C
C STUDENTIZES A MULTIVARIATE INTEGRAL USING SIMPSON'S RULE.
C
double precision :: A,B,BPD,INF,D,
double precision :: A,B,BPD,D,
* FV,F1T,F2T,F3T,
* LDIR,PSUM,ESTT,ERRR,GV,G1T,G2T,
* G3T,GSUM
@ -889,7 +889,7 @@ C
$ EPS1, F0,G0, HNC, ERROR,DA,Z3,WT, CONTRG,DX,Z2,Z4,ESTL,ESTR,
$ ESTGL,ESTGR,CONTRB,TSUM,SUMG,DLG,ERRL,EXCESS,BND
double precision :: ZERO,HALF,ONE,ONEP5,TWO,FOUR,SIX,DXMIN
INTEGER :: IFLAG, IER, NDF,N, IERC,LVL,IFLT
INTEGER :: IFLAG, IER, NDF,N, INF, IERC,LVL,IFLT
DIMENSION A(*),B(*),BPD(*),INF(*),D(*),
* FV(5),F1T(30),F2T(30),F3T(30),
* LDIR(30),PSUM(30),ESTT(30),ERRR(30),GV(5),G1T(30),G2T(30),

@ -5,13 +5,15 @@ See also http://www.scipy.org/Cookbook/CompilingExtensionsOnWindowsWithMinGW
'''
# File setup.py
def compile_all():
import os
files = ['mvnprd', 'mvnprodcorrprb']
compile1_format = 'gfortran -fPIC -c %s.f'
for file in files:
os.system(compile1_format % file)
file_objects = ['%s.o' % file for file in files]
for file_ in files:
os.system(compile1_format % file_)
file_objects = ['%s.o' % file_ for file_ in files]
return file_objects

@ -7,80 +7,8 @@ http://www.scipy.org/Cookbook/CompilingExtensionsOnWindowsWithMinGW
"""
import os
import sys
from wafo.f2py_tools import f2py_call_str
def which(program):
"""
Test if program exists
======================
In order to test if a certain executable exists, it will search for the
program name in the environment variables.
If program is a full path to an executable, it will check it exists
Copied from:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/377017/test-if-executable-exists-in-python/
It is supposed to mimic the UNIX command "which"
"""
def is_exe(fpath):
return os.path.exists(fpath) and os.access(fpath, os.X_OK)
fpath, fname = os.path.split(program)
if fpath:
if is_exe(program):
return program
else:
for path in os.environ["PATH"].split(os.pathsep):
exe_file = os.path.join(path, program)
if is_exe(exe_file):
return exe_file
return None
def f2py_call_str():
# regardless of platform, try to figure out which f2py call is in the path
# define possible options
# on Arch Linux, python and f2py are the calls corresponding to python 3
# and python2/f2py2 for python 2
# other Linux versions might still use python/f2py for python 2
if os.path.basename(sys.executable).endswith('2'):
for k in ('f2py2','f2py2.6','f2py2.7',):
# if we found the f2py path, no need to look further
if which(k):
f2py_call = k
f2py_path = which(k)
break
# on Windows and other Linux using python/f2py
else:
for k in ('f2py','f2py2.6','f2py2.7','f2py.py',):
# if we found the f2py path, no need to look further
if which(k):
f2py_call = k
f2py_path = which(k)
break
try:
print 'found f2py in:', f2py_path
return f2py_call
# raise exception if f2py is not found, f2py_path variable will not exist
except NameError:
raise UserWarning, \
'Couldn\'t locate f2py. Should be part of NumPy installation.'
# # this might vary among specific cases: f2py, f2py2.7, f2py3.2, ...
# # TODO: more robust approach, find out what f2py is in the users path
# if os.name == 'posix':
# compile_format = 'f2py2.6 %s %s -c'
#
# # Install microsoft visual c++ .NET 2003 and run the following to build the module:
# elif os.name == 'nt':
# # compile_format = 'f2py.py %s %s -c --fcompiler=gnu95 --compiler=mingw32 -lmsvcr71'
# compile_format = 'f2py.py %s %s -c'
#
# # give an Error for other OS-es
# else:
# raise UserWarning, \
# 'Untested platform:', os.name
def compile_all():
f2py_call = f2py_call_str()
@ -88,14 +16,16 @@ def compile_all():
print 'compiling rind2007'
print '=' * 75
files = ['intmodule', 'jacobmod', 'swapmod', 'fimod','rindmod','rind71mod']
files = ['intmodule', 'jacobmod', 'swapmod',
'fimod', 'rindmod', 'rind71mod']
compile1_format = 'gfortran -fPIC -c %s.f'
format1 = '%s.o ' * len(files)
for file in files:
os.system(compile1_format % file)
for file_ in files:
os.system(compile1_format % file_)
file_objects = format1 % tuple(files)
os.system(f2py_call + ' -m rindmod -c %s rind_interface.f ' % file_objects)
os.system(f2py_call + ' -m rindmod -c %s rind_interface.f ' %
file_objects)
if __name__ == '__main__':
compile_all()

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