femparm.c File Reference

Class FEMparm methods. More...

#include "apbscfg.h"
#include "apbs/femparm.h"

Include dependency graph for femparm.c:

Functions
VPUBLIC FEMparm *	FEMparm_ctor (FEMparm_CalcType type)
	Construct FEMparm.
VPUBLIC int	FEMparm_ctor2 (FEMparm *thee, FEMparm_CalcType type)
	FORTRAN stub to construct FEMparm.
VPUBLIC void	FEMparm_copy (FEMparm *thee, FEMparm *source)
	Copy target object into thee.
VPUBLIC void	FEMparm_dtor (FEMparm **thee)
	Object destructor.
VPUBLIC void	FEMparm_dtor2 (FEMparm *thee)
	FORTRAN stub for object destructor.
VPUBLIC int	FEMparm_check (FEMparm *thee)
	Consistency check for parameter values stored in object.
VPUBLIC Vrc_Codes	FEMparm_parseToken (FEMparm *thee, char tok[VMAX_BUFSIZE], Vio *sock)
	Parse an MG keyword from an input file.

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Detailed Description

Class FEMparm methods.

Author:

Nathan Baker

Version:

Id

femparm.c 1350 2009-02-12 00:38:48Z yhuang01

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