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LinearSOESolver.h
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47 
48 // $Revision: 1.2 $
49 // $Date: 2001/02/17 06:32:38 $
50 // $Source: /usr/local/cvs/OpenSees/SRC/system_of_eqn/linearSOE/LinearSOESolver.h,v $
51 
52 
53 // File: ~/system_of_eqn/linearSOE/LinearSOESolver.h
54 //
55 // Written: fmk
56 // Created: Tue Sep 26 16:27:47: 1996
57 // Revision: A
58 //
59 // Description: This file contains the class definition for LinearSOESolver.
60 // LinearSOESolver is an abstract base class and thus no objects of it's type
61 // can be instantiated. It has pure virtual functions which must be
62 // implemented in it's derived classes. Instances of LinearSOESolver are used
63 // to solve a system of equations.
64 //
65 // What: "@(#) LinearSOESolver.h, revA"
66 
67 #ifndef LinearSOESolver_h
68 #define LinearSOESolver_h
69 
70 #include <solution/system_of_eqn/Solver.h>
71 #include "utility/matrix/Vector.h"
72 
73 namespace XC {
74 class LinearSOE;
75 
79 //
81 //
87 class LinearSOESolver: public Solver
88  {
89  protected:
90  LinearSOESolver(int classTag= 0);
91  friend class LinearSOE;
93  virtual LinearSOESolver *getCopy(void) const= 0;
95  virtual bool setLinearSOE(LinearSOE *theSOE) = 0;
96  public:
98  virtual ~LinearSOESolver(void)
99  {}
106  virtual int setSize(void) = 0;
107  };
108 } // end of XC namespace
109 
110 #endif
111 
Solver for a system of equations.
Definition: Solver.h:84
Linear system of equations.
Definition: LinearSOE.h:92
LinearSOESolver(int classTag=0)
Constructor.
Definition: LinearSOESolver.cpp:71
virtual int setSize(void)=0
Sets the number of equations.
virtual LinearSOESolver * getCopy(void) const =0
Virtual constructor.
Open source finite element program for structural analysis.
Definition: ContinuaReprComponent.h:35
Base class of the solvers for linear system of equations.
Definition: LinearSOESolver.h:87
virtual ~LinearSOESolver(void)
Destructor.
Definition: LinearSOESolver.h:98
virtual bool setLinearSOE(LinearSOE *theSOE)=0
Sets the systems of equations to solve.