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Hi,
I'd like to be able to use 0-based sparse matrix format when solving sparse systems with PARDISO. MKL docummentation mentions that sparse routines work with either 0- or 1-based formats, but PARDISO interface says otherwise. Is this possible?
Thanks,
Daniel
I'd like to be able to use 0-based sparse matrix format when solving sparse systems with PARDISO. MKL docummentation mentions that sparse routines work with either 0- or 1-based formats, but PARDISO interface says otherwise. Is this possible?
Thanks,
Daniel
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Daniel,
what do you mean by that?"PARDISO interface says otherwise".
set iparm[34] == 1
and use C-Ctyle indexing for ia and ja arrays.
--Gennady
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This is not mentioned in the documentation for my MKL (10.2.6.037).
From mklman.pdf page 2540: "Note that the row and columns numbers start from 1."
From mklman.pdf page 2540: "Note that the row and columns numbers start from 1."
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Ok, I see. that's right. MKL's PARDISO started to supportzero-based (C-style) array indexing since 10.3.
You can participate 10.3 beta version program here.
You can find there the example "pardiso_sym_0_based.c" which shows how to call PARDISO with these arrays.
--Gennady

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