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37 #ifndef GMX_TOPOLOGY_IFUNC_H
38 #define GMX_TOPOLOGY_IFUNC_H
40 #include "gromacs/topology/idef.h"
42 #ifdef __cplusplus
43 extern "C" {
44 #endif
46 struct t_fcdata;
47 struct t_graph;
48 struct t_mdatoms;
49 struct t_pbc;
51 /* Real vector type with an additional, unused 4th element.
52 * This type is used to allow aligned 4-wide SIMD loads and stores.
54 typedef real rvec4[4];
56 typedef real t_ifunc (int nbonds, const t_iatom iatoms[],
57 const t_iparams iparams[],
58 const rvec x[], rvec4 f[], rvec fshift[],
59 const struct t_pbc *pbc, const struct t_graph *g,
60 real lambda, real *dvdlambda,
61 const struct t_mdatoms *md, struct t_fcdata *fcd,
62 int *ddgatindex);
65 * The function type t_ifunc() calculates one interaction, using iatoms[]
66 * and iparams. Within the function the number of atoms to be used is
67 * known. Within the function only the atomid part of the iatoms[] array
68 * is supplied, not the type field (see also t_ilist). The function
69 * returns the potential energy. If pbc==NULL the coordinates in x are
70 * assumed to be such that no calculation of PBC is necessary,
71 * If pbc!=NULL a full PBC calculation is performed.
72 * If g!=NULL it is used for determining the shift forces.
73 * With domain decomposition ddgatindex can be used for getting global
74 * atom numbers for warnings and error messages.
75 * ddgatindex is NULL when domain decomposition is not used.
78 #define IF_NULL 0
79 #define IF_BOND 1
80 #define IF_VSITE 1<<1
81 #define IF_CONSTRAINT 1<<2
82 #define IF_CHEMBOND 1<<3
83 #define IF_BTYPE 1<<4
84 #define IF_ATYPE 1<<5
85 #define IF_TABULATED 1<<6
86 #define IF_LIMZERO 1<<7
87 /* These flags tell to some of the routines what can be done with this
88 * item in the list.
89 * With IF_BOND a bonded interaction will be calculated.
90 * With IF_BTYPE grompp can convert the bond to a Morse potential.
91 * With IF_BTYPE or IF_ATYPE the bond/angle can be converted to
92 * a constraint or used for vsite parameter determination by grompp.
93 * IF_LIMZERO indicates that for a bonded interaction the potential
94 * does goes to zero for large distances, thus if such an interaction
95 * it not assigned to any node by the domain decompostion, the simulation
96 * still continue, if mdrun has been told so.
98 typedef struct
100 const char *name; /* the name of this function */
101 const char *longname; /* The name for printing etc. */
102 int nratoms; /* nr of atoms needed for this function */
103 int nrfpA, nrfpB; /* number of parameters for this function. */
104 /* this corresponds to the number of params in */
105 /* iparams struct! (see idef.h) */
106 /* A and B are for normal and free energy components respectively. */
107 unsigned long flags; /* Flags (see above) */
108 int nrnb_ind; /* index for nrnb (-1 if unknown) */
109 t_ifunc *ifunc; /* the function it self */
110 } t_interaction_function;
112 #define NRFPA(ftype) (interaction_function[(ftype)].nrfpA)
113 #define NRFPB(ftype) (interaction_function[(ftype)].nrfpB)
114 #define NRFP(ftype) (NRFPA(ftype)+NRFPB(ftype))
115 #define NRAL(ftype) (interaction_function[(ftype)].nratoms)
117 #define IS_CHEMBOND(ftype) (interaction_function[(ftype)].nratoms == 2 && (interaction_function[(ftype)].flags & IF_CHEMBOND))
118 /* IS_CHEMBOND tells if function type ftype represents a chemical bond */
120 /* IS_ANGLE tells if a function type ftype represents an angle
121 * Per Larsson, 2007-11-06
123 #define IS_ANGLE(ftype) (interaction_function[(ftype)].nratoms == 3 && (interaction_function[(ftype)].flags & IF_ATYPE))
124 #define IS_VSITE(ftype) (interaction_function[(ftype)].flags & IF_VSITE)
126 #define IS_TABULATED(ftype) (interaction_function[(ftype)].flags & IF_TABULATED)
128 extern const t_interaction_function interaction_function[F_NRE];
129 /* initialised interaction functions descriptor */
131 #ifdef __cplusplus
133 #endif
135 #endif