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void(* | xt_sort_int )(int *a, size_t n) = xt_mergesort_int |
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void(* | xt_sort_xt_int )(Xt_int *a, size_t n) = xt_mergesort_xt_int |
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void(* | xt_sort_index )(Xt_int *restrict a, int n, int *restrict idx, int reset_index) = xt_mergesort_index |
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void(* | xt_sort_idxpos )(idxpos_type *v, size_t n) = xt_mergesort_idxpos |
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void(* | xt_sort_xt_int_permutation )(Xt_int a[], size_t n, int permutation[]) = xt_mergesort_xt_int_permutation |
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void(* | xt_sort_int_permutation )(int a[], size_t n, int permutation[]) = xt_mergesort_int_permutation |
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◆ xt_assign_id_map_int()
void xt_assign_id_map_int |
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int | ofs ) |
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n | length of array a to assign to |
a | array to initialize |
ofs | offset of assigned values, typically 1 for Fortran style arrays |
Definition at line 77 of file xt_sort.c.
◆ xt_sort_idxpos
◆ xt_sort_index
void(* xt_sort_index) (Xt_int *restrict a, int n, int *restrict idx, int reset_index) |
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Xt_int *restrict | a, |
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int | reset_index ) = xt_mergesort_index |
◆ xt_sort_int
◆ xt_sort_int_permutation
void(* xt_sort_int_permutation) (int a[], size_t n, int permutation[]) |
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int | permutation[] ) = xt_mergesort_int_permutation |
◆ xt_sort_xt_int
◆ xt_sort_xt_int_permutation