#include <cglobals.h>
Public Attributes | |
| float | sumfile [NBACK][NCOLMAX][NFMAX+1] |
| int | predark |
| int | prestar |
number of particles before the DM particles. Use for loops over dark matter particles: for (i=cd.predark, i < cd.predark+header_.npart[types_.itdark], i++)
number of particles before the star particles. Use for loops over star particles: for (i=cd.prestar, i < cd.prestar+header_.npart[types_.itstar], i++)
| float c_unique_data::sumfile[NBACK][NCOLMAX][NFMAX+1] |
as we cannot use the sumfile from the all_ struct because that has been filled in the fortran way (stored by columns) we choose an easy way of coping with this: a duplicate of the sumfile, but now created by C. We need this to be able to use e.g. pointers to a sumfile column.
fill this array using fill_c_sumfile();
NOTE: this is a float, the "normal" sumfile is double
FURTHER NOTE: THE ORDER OF THE INDICES IS DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHER SUMFILE WHAT WE SEE AS COLUMNS IN THE FILE IS PLACED LAST SO WE CAN POINT POINTERS TO IT order here: file | column | row also note: row starts at 0, like in fortran, but the col and the file start at 0 (i.e. the first file is 0) whilst in fortran those start at 1.
another NOTE: a column in the sumfile corresponds to a column in cd.sumfile with index -2! (time column is 0, column next to time is 1, ..., in the files there is a column with the snapshot number which is not present in cd.sumfile).
The easiest way to find column numbers: check the number in headers.txt and subtract 2.
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