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#include "stdafx.h"

/*
 * -- SuperLU MT routine (version 2.0) --
 * Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, Univ. of California Berkeley,
 * and Xerox Palo Alto Research Center.
 * September 10, 2007
 *
 */
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "hnum_pcsp_defs.h"

namespace harlinn
{
    namespace numerics
    {
        namespace SuperLU
        {
            namespace Complex
            {
                /* Eat up the rest of the current line */
                int cDumpLine(FILE *fp)
                {
                    register int c;
                    while ((c = fgetc(fp)) != '\n') ;
                    return 0;
                }

                int cParseIntFormat(char *buf, int *num, int *size)
                {
                    char *tmp;

                    tmp = buf;
                    while (*tmp++ != '(') ;
                    sscanf(tmp, "%d", num);
                    while (*tmp != 'I' && *tmp != 'i') ++tmp;
                    ++tmp;
                    sscanf(tmp, "%d", size);
                    return 0;
                }

                int cParseFloatFormat(char *buf, int *num, int *size)
                {
                    char *tmp, *period;
    
                    tmp = buf;
                    while (*tmp++ != '(') ;
                    *num = atoi(tmp); /*sscanf(tmp, "%d", num);*/
                    while (*tmp != 'E' && *tmp != 'e' && *tmp != 'D' && *tmp != 'd'
	                   && *tmp != 'F' && *tmp != 'f') {
                        /* May find kP before nE/nD/nF, like (1P6F13.6). In this case the
                           num picked up refers to P, which should be skipped. */
                        if (*tmp=='p' || *tmp=='P') {
                           ++tmp;
                           *num = atoi(tmp); /*sscanf(tmp, "%d", num);*/
                        } else {
                           ++tmp;
                        }
                    }
                    ++tmp;
                    period = tmp;
                    while (*period != '.' && *period != ')') ++period ;
                    *period = '\0';
                    *size = atoi(tmp); /*sscanf(tmp, "%2d", size);*/

                    return 0;
                }

                int cReadVector(FILE *fp, int n, int *where, int perline, int persize)
                {
                    register int i, j, item;
                    char tmp, buf[100];
    
                    i = 0;
                    while (i < n) {
	                fgets(buf, 100, fp);    /* read a line at a time */
	                for (j=0; j<perline && i<n; j++) {
	                    tmp = buf[(j+1)*persize];     /* save the char at that place */
	                    buf[(j+1)*persize] = 0;       /* null terminate */
	                    item = atoi(&buf[j*persize]); 
	                    buf[(j+1)*persize] = tmp;     /* recover the char at that place */
	                    where[i++] = item - 1;
	                }
                    }

                    return 0;
                }

                /* Read complex numbers as pairs of (real, imaginary) */
                int cReadValues(FILE *fp, int n, complex *destination, int perline, int persize)
                {
                    register int i, j, k, s, pair;
                    register float realpart;
                    char tmp, buf[100];
    
                    i = pair = 0;
                    while (i < n) {
	                fgets(buf, 100, fp);    /* read a line at a time */
	                for (j=0; j<perline && i<n; j++) {
	                    tmp = buf[(j+1)*persize];     /* save the char at that place */
	                    buf[(j+1)*persize] = 0;       /* null terminate */
	                    s = j*persize;
	                    for (k = 0; k < persize; ++k) /* No D_ format in C */
		                if ( buf[s+k] == 'D' || buf[s+k] == 'd' ) buf[s+k] = 'E';
	                    if ( pair == 0 ) {
	  	                /* The value is real part */
		                realpart = atof(&buf[s]);
		                pair = 1;
	                    } else {
		                /* The value is imaginary part */
	                        destination[i].r = realpart;
		                destination[i++].i = atof(&buf[s]);
		                pair = 0;
	                    }
	                    buf[(j+1)*persize] = tmp;     /* recover the char at that place */
	                }
                    }

                    return 0;
                }


                void
                creadhb(int *nrow, int *ncol, int *nonz,
	                complex **nzval, int **rowind, int **colptr)
                {
                /* 
                 * Purpose
                 * =======
                 * 
                 * Read a COMPLEX PRECISION matrix stored in Harwell-Boeing format 
                 * as described below.
                 * 
                 * Line 1 (A72,A8) 
                 *  	Col. 1 - 72   Title (TITLE) 
                 *	Col. 73 - 80  Key (KEY) 
                 * 
                 * Line 2 (5I14) 
                 * 	Col. 1 - 14   Total number of lines excluding header (TOTCRD) 
                 * 	Col. 15 - 28  Number of lines for pointers (PTRCRD) 
                 * 	Col. 29 - 42  Number of lines for row (or variable) indices (INDCRD) 
                 * 	Col. 43 - 56  Number of lines for numerical values (VALCRD) 
                 *	Col. 57 - 70  Number of lines for right-hand sides (RHSCRD) 
                 *                    (including starting guesses and solution vectors 
                 *		       if present) 
                 *           	      (zero indicates no right-hand side data is present) 
                 *
                 * Line 3 (A3, 11X, 4I14) 
                 *   	Col. 1 - 3    Matrix type (see below) (MXTYPE) 
                 * 	Col. 15 - 28  Number of rows (or variables) (NROW) 
                 * 	Col. 29 - 42  Number of columns (or elements) (NCOL) 
                 *	Col. 43 - 56  Number of row (or variable) indices (NNZERO) 
                 *	              (equal to number of entries for assembled matrices) 
                 * 	Col. 57 - 70  Number of elemental matrix entries (NELTVL) 
                 *	              (zero in the case of assembled matrices) 
                 * Line 4 (2A16, 2A20) 
                 * 	Col. 1 - 16   Format for pointers (PTRFMT) 
                 *	Col. 17 - 32  Format for row (or variable) indices (INDFMT) 
                 *	Col. 33 - 52  Format for numerical values of coefficient matrix (VALFMT) 
                 * 	Col. 53 - 72 Format for numerical values of right-hand sides (RHSFMT) 
                 *
                 * Line 5 (A3, 11X, 2I14) Only present if there are right-hand sides present 
                 *    	Col. 1 	      Right-hand side type: 
                 *	         	  F for full storage or M for same format as matrix 
                 *    	Col. 2        G if a starting vector(s) (Guess) is supplied. (RHSTYP) 
                 *    	Col. 3        X if an exact solution vector(s) is supplied. 
                 *	Col. 15 - 28  Number of right-hand sides (NRHS) 
                 *	Col. 29 - 42  Number of row indices (NRHSIX) 
                 *          	      (ignored in case of unassembled matrices) 
                 *
                 * The three character type field on line 3 describes the matrix type. 
                 * The following table lists the permitted values for each of the three 
                 * characters. As an example of the type field, RSA denotes that the matrix 
                 * is real, symmetric, and assembled. 
                 *
                 * First Character: 
                 *	R Real matrix 
                 *	C Complex matrix 
                 *	P Pattern only (no numerical values supplied) 
                 *
                 * Second Character: 
                 *	S Symmetric 
                 *	U Unsymmetric 
                 *	H Hermitian 
                 *	Z Skew symmetric 
                 *	R Rectangular 
                 *
                 * Third Character: 
                 *	A Assembled 
                 *	E Elemental matrices (unassembled) 
                 *
                 */

                    register int i, numer_lines, rhscrd = 0;
                    int tmp, colnum, colsize, rownum, rowsize, valnum, valsize;
                    char buf[100], type[4], key[10];
                    FILE *fp;

                    fp = stdin;

                    /* Line 1 */
                    fscanf(fp, "%72c", buf); buf[72] = 0;
                    printf("Title: %s", buf);
                    fscanf(fp, "%8c", key);  key[8] = 0;
                    printf("Key: %s\n", key);
                    cDumpLine(fp);

                    /* Line 2 */
                    for (i=0; i<5; i++) {
	                fscanf(fp, "%14c", buf); buf[14] = 0;
	                sscanf(buf, "%d", &tmp);
	                if (i == 3) numer_lines = tmp;
	                if (i == 4 && tmp) rhscrd = tmp;
                    }
                    cDumpLine(fp);

                    /* Line 3 */
                    fscanf(fp, "%3c", type);
                    fscanf(fp, "%11c", buf); /* pad */
                    type[3] = 0;
                #ifdef DEBUG
                    printf("Matrix type %s\n", type);
                #endif
    
                    fscanf(fp, "%14c", buf); sscanf(buf, "%d", nrow);
                    fscanf(fp, "%14c", buf); sscanf(buf, "%d", ncol);
                    fscanf(fp, "%14c", buf); sscanf(buf, "%d", nonz);
                    fscanf(fp, "%14c", buf); sscanf(buf, "%d", &tmp);
    
                    if (tmp != 0)
	                  printf("This is not an assembled matrix!\n");
                    if (*nrow != *ncol)
	                printf("Matrix is not square.\n");
                    cDumpLine(fp);

                    /* Allocate storage for the three arrays ( nzval, rowind, colptr ) */
                    callocateA(*ncol, *nonz, nzval, rowind, colptr);

                    /* Line 4: format statement */
                    fscanf(fp, "%16c", buf);
                    cParseIntFormat(buf, &colnum, &colsize);
                    fscanf(fp, "%16c", buf);
                    cParseIntFormat(buf, &rownum, &rowsize);
                    fscanf(fp, "%20c", buf);
                    cParseFloatFormat(buf, &valnum, &valsize);
                    fscanf(fp, "%20c", buf);
                    cDumpLine(fp);

                    /* Line 5: right-hand side */    
                    if ( rhscrd ) cDumpLine(fp); /* skip RHSFMT */
    
                #ifdef DEBUG
                    printf("%d rows, %d nonzeros\n", *nrow, *nonz);
                    printf("colnum %d, colsize %d\n", colnum, colsize);
                    printf("rownum %d, rowsize %d\n", rownum, rowsize);
                    printf("valnum %d, valsize %d\n", valnum, valsize);
                #endif
    
                    cReadVector(fp, *ncol+1, *colptr, colnum, colsize);
                    cReadVector(fp, *nonz, *rowind, rownum, rowsize);
                    if ( numer_lines ) {
                        cReadValues(fp, *nonz, *nzval, valnum, valsize);
                    }
    
                    fclose(fp);

                }

            };
        };
    };
};

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