Abstract base class for managers of CCE worldtube data that is provided in large time-series chunks, especially the type provided by input h5 files. BoundaryTags is a tmpl::list of tags on the worldtube boundary. More...

#include <WorldtubeDataManager.hpp>

Public Types
using	creatable_classes

Public Member Functions
	WRAPPED_PUPable_abstract (WorldtubeDataManager)
virtual bool	populate_hypersurface_boundary_data (gsl::not_null< Variables< BoundaryTags > * > boundary_data_variables, double time, gsl::not_null< Parallel::NodeLock * > hdf5_lock) const =0
virtual std::unique_ptr< WorldtubeDataManager >	get_clone () const =0
virtual size_t	get_l_max () const =0
virtual std::pair< size_t, size_t >	get_time_span () const =0
virtual void	set_du_dr_j_interpolator (std::unique_ptr< intrp::SpanInterpolator > interpolator)
	Use interpolator in place of the one supplied at construction when building the boundary value of Du<Dr<BondiJ>>.

Detailed Description

template<typename BoundaryTags>
class Cce::WorldtubeDataManager< BoundaryTags >

Abstract base class for managers of CCE worldtube data that is provided in large time-series chunks, especially the type provided by input h5 files. BoundaryTags is a tmpl::list of tags on the worldtube boundary.

Details

The methods that are required to be overridden in the derived classes are:

WorldtubeDataManager::populate_hypersurface_boundary_data(): updates the Variables passed by pointer to contain correct boundary data for the time value passed in. This function should update all of the tags in Tags::characteristic_worldtube_boundary_tags<Tags::BoundaryValue>.
WorldtubeDataManager::get_clone(): clone function to obtain a std::unique_ptr of the base WorldtubeDataManager, needed to pass around the factory-created object.
WorldtubeDataManager::get_l_max(): The override should return the l_max that it computes for the collocation data calculated during WorldtubeDataManager::populate_hypersurface_boundary_data().
WorldtubeBufferUpdater::get_time_span(): The override should return the std::pair of indices that represent the start and end point of the underlying data source. This is primarily used for monitoring the frequency and size of the buffer updates.