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module | timestepper_mod |
| Performs the actual time stepping over groups of components. Each group can be the whole (which is one call per component per timestep) or column, which calls components for each column of the timestep. Groups are executed sequentially in the order that they have been configured (which is already set up in the registry)
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subroutine, public | timestepper_mod::init_timestepper () |
| Initialises the timestepper by prefetching the groups in the order that they will be executed, this is for optimised execution in the timestep calls. More...
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subroutine, public | timestepper_mod::timestep (current_state) |
| Performs a timestep, which is comprised of executing each group of components in the order that they have been configured in. The components in a group can be called, depending on the type, just once per timestep (WHOLE) or per column (COLUMN). More...
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subroutine, public | timestepper_mod::finalise_timestepper () |
| Finalises the timestepper by cleaning up allocated memory. More...
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subroutine | timestepper_mod::timestep_column (current_state, group_descriptor) |
| Performs timestepping for a group of components on a per column basis. Each component in the group is executed for every column. More...
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subroutine | timestepper_mod::timestep_whole (current_state, group_descriptor) |
| Executes a timestep for components in a group which are designed to be executed once per timestep. More...
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subroutine | timestepper_mod::update_state_sitation_flags (current_state) |
| Updates the states situation flags for easy retrieval in the components that are run per timestep. More...
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