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#ifndef NOX_GLOBALDATA_H
#define NOX_GLOBALDATA_H
#include "Teuchos_RCP.hpp"
// Global data objects forward declarations
namespace Teuchos {
class ParameterList;
}
namespace NOX {
class Utils;
namespace MeritFunction {
class Generic;
}
}
namespace NOX {
//! Container class to hold "global" %NOX objects
/*!%GlobalData is a container class that holds ref-count pointers to
* "global" objects, i.e., objects that nearly every NOX object will
* need access to. By putting them all in one container class, the
* container class can be stored in each NOX object, and if a new
* global object is needed, it can be added here without modifying
* the rest of the code. This is an alternative to true global or
* static objects which are note safe in many contexts (threading).
* In particular, this approach allows multiple %NOX "invocations"
* to be in memory at the same time.
*/
class GlobalData {
public:
//! Consturctor using the top level NOX parameter list.
GlobalData(const Teuchos::RCP<Teuchos::ParameterList>& noxParams);
//! Constructor taking a ref-count pointer to each global object.
GlobalData(const Teuchos::RCP<NOX::Utils>& utils,
const Teuchos::RCP<NOX::MeritFunction::Generic>& mf);
//! Destructor.
virtual ~GlobalData();
//! Returns the print utils object.
Teuchos::RCP<NOX::Utils> getUtils() const;
//! Returns the merit function object.
Teuchos::RCP<NOX::MeritFunction::Generic> getMeritFunction() const;
/*! \brief Returns the top-level nox parameter list input by the user.
This list is kept in global data so that any sublists of the
main parameters list that objects may keep a refernece to is
still valid. The line searches and directions usually store
data in an output sublist for the users to query. These
sublists are NOT wrapped in reference counted smart pointers,
so if the base list is deleted, the references to the sublist
will no longer be valid. To remedy this, any object that
stores a reference to a sublist should also store the global
data object.
*/
Teuchos::RCP<Teuchos::ParameterList> getNoxParameterList() const;
private:
//! Copy constructor is private to preclude copying.
GlobalData(const GlobalData&);
//! Assignment operator is private to preclude copying.
GlobalData& operator = (const GlobalData&);
private:
//! Ref-count pointer to NOX::Utils object.
/* All output is controlled by the NOX::Utils object, so anything
that has the potential to output (especially for warnings and
errors) needs this object.
*/
Teuchos::RCP<NOX::Utils> utilsPtr;
//! Ref-count pointer to a NOX::MeritFunction::Generic object.
/* This is global because both line searches and directions
*might* need a merit function for their tasks. We don't want
to require a merit function for all line search and direction
ctors since only a few line searches and the steepest descent
direction needs a merit function. But we need all objects to
have a consistent merit function.
*/
Teuchos::RCP<NOX::MeritFunction::Generic> meritFunctionPtr;
/*! \brief The top-level nox parameter list input by the user.
This list is kept in global data so that any sublists of the
main parameters list that objects may keep a refernece to is
still valid. The line searches and directions usually store
data in an output sublist for the users to query. These
sublists are NOT wrapped in reference counted smart pointers,
so if the base list is deleted, the references to the sublist
will no longer be valid. To remedy this, any object that
stores a reference to a sublist should also store the global
data object.
*/
Teuchos::RCP<Teuchos::ParameterList> paramListPtr;
}; // Class GlobalData
} // Namespace NOX
#endif
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