The Matrix File Attribute List contains all information FMS needs to manage the files used for storing a matrix. You provide an empty array to the FMS subroutine that opens the matrix file and FMS fills in the necessary information. You then provide this array to each FMS subroutine you call to perform operations on the matrix.
For most applications, you do not need to know what FMS stores in this array. If you want to read or write the diagonal vector, the file is LUA(2). If you are reusing a matrix file as part of a nonlinear analysis, you may need to reset LUA(7) after each iteration. Other than these two conditions, you should not use terms directly from this array.
Word | Name | Description |
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1 | LUAL | FMS file number for lower triangle matrix [AL]. |
2 | LUAD | FMS file number for matrix diagonals [D]. |
3 | LUAU | FMS file number for upper triangle matrix [AU].
This file is only used for nonsymmetric matrices. For symmetric matrices, LUAU=0. |
4 | LUAI | FMS file number for the Segment Table. |
5 | LENRLU | Record length for files LUAL and LUAU. |
6 | NUMSEG | Number of matrix segments. |
7 | NEWSEG | Matrix segment status parameter.
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8 | NUMEQ | Number of equations. |
9 | LENDIA | Record length of the diagonal file LUAD. |
10 | NUMRLU | Number of records on files LUAL and LUAU. |
11 | IDTYPE | Data type (1=real, 2=complex). |
12 | ISTYPE | Matrix symmetry (1=symmetric, 2=nonsymmetric, 3=Hermitian). |
13 | MFMAT | Matrix format (1=PROFILE, 2=BLOCK, 3=SLAB) |
14 | MPIVOT | Reserved for future use. |
15 | LENTAB | Length of the Segment Table, which is stored on file LUAI. |
16 | IAVGBW | Average bandwidth |
17 | IQSV | Queue/Stripe/Volume number |
18 | IOPEN | Address space. =0, In FMS managed memory or disk, =1, In the application. This file was created by calling RSDANN, RNDANN, CHDANN, CSDANN, CNDANN. |
19 | IROWCO | File format (0=Standard, 1=FMSROW, 2=FMSCOL, 3,4=FMSPUT) |
20 | IFULL | Sparsity (0=Profile, 1=Full) |
21 | NEQBIO | I/O block dimension NEQBIO (BLOCK and SLAB only) |
22 | NEQBLK | Compute block dimension NEQBLK |
23 | IJSTEP | Stride toward diagonal IJSTEP |
24 | INSIDE | Blocking pattern INSIDE |
25 | NONE | Reserved for future use |