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Accelerated DF-SANE (Fortran implementation)

This is the Fortran implementation of Accelerated DF-SANE published by Birgin and Martínez (2021) with minor modifications.

How to compile and use

Using the Makefile

You can use the Makefile available in this folder in three ways:

1. To generate the library with compiled code to Accelerated DF-SANE. Just enter

make

2. To generate a program to run a CUTEst problem. Just enter

make cutest PROBNAME=[problem]

where problem is a SIF file available in your ${MASTSIF} folder. For instructions in how to install and configure CUTEst, follow this link.

3. To generate a program to run the example contained in src/examples/dfsaneaccma.f90. Just enter

make example

Instructions for manual compilation

In order to clarify the compilation procedure to whom it may concern, instructions on how to manually compile the code follows. We consider gfortran compiler and ar for library generation.

To build the library libdfsaneacc.a

The first step consists in generating the library libdfsaneacc.a to call the function dfsaneacc. To do this, move to src/dfsaneacc folder and compile sources as follows:

gfortran -O3 -c -o qr.o qr.f90
gfortran -O3 -c -o dfsaneacc.o dfsaneacc.f90
ar rcs ./lib/libdfsaneacc.a qr.o dfsaneacc.o

The library libdfsaneacc.a will be generated in src/dfsaneacc/lib folder.

How to compile the example file (and any other you may need)

Consider that you cloned this repository in your computer, and the complete path to dfsaneacc-in-Fortran folder is ${DFSANEACC}. To compile the example, for instance (or any other source you written by your own), move into src/examples folder, compile the main source by invoking

gfortran -O3 -c -o dfsaneaccma.o dfsaneaccma.f90

and link with the library generated in the previous section by entering:

gfortran -O3 -L${DFSANEACC}/src/dfsaneacc/lib -o dfsaneaccma-example dfsaneaccma.o -ldfsaneacc

With this, the executable file dfsaneaccma-example will be generated in src/examples folder.

How to compile the cutest interface

Don’t remember to follow the installation and environment variables configuration in CUTEst page.

The procedure is very similar to the one shown in previous section. You just need to generate source files for a specific problem and include the CUTEst library when generating the executable file. So, suppose you need to run BOOTH problem. You need to move into src/interfaces/cutest directory and

1. Generate SIF files

sifdecoder -A ${MYARCH} BOOTH

This will generate four Fortran source files (ELFUN.f, EXTER.f, GROUP.f, and RANGE.f) and two data files (AUTOMAT.d and OUTSDIF.d).

2. Compile the generated files and the main program

gfortran -O3 -c ELFUN.o ELFUN.f
gfortran -O3 -c EXTER.o EXTER.f
gfortran -O3 -c GROUP.o GROUP.f
gfortran -O3 -c RANGE.o RANGE.f
gfortran -O3 -c dfsaneaccma.o dfsaneaccma.c

3. Link everything with libdfsaneacc.a and libcutest.a.

gfortran -O3                                                                      \
     -L${DFSANEACCSRC}/src/dfsaneacc/lib -L${CUTEST}/objects/${MYARCH}/double \
     -o dfsaneaccma-forcutest $^ -lcutest -ldfsaneacc

References

E. G. Birgin, J. M. Martínez (2021), Secant acceleration of sequential residual methods for solving large-scale nonlinear systems of equations. Technical Report arXiv:2012.13251v1.