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I am fully aware in the examples\spblas directory, there is a few c example files of using the Sparse BLAS routines. However, I have trouble understanding what the examples are doing. Would I need to familiarize myself with how sparse matrices are stored? If I am trying to perform a simple sparse matrix calculation of K and f, with K being a m x m matrix, and f being a m x 1 matrix, both of which are sparse, which example and documentation would you recommend to be the best starting point?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
you can get the answer about how sparce matrix are stored from the name of the files:
For example
cspblas_dcsr.c - where "csr" means that matrices represented in the compressed sparse row storage scheme.
cspblas_sbsr.c the block compressed sparse row storage scheme
cspblas_scoo.c the coordinate storage scheme.
cspblas_scsc.c the compressed sparse column storage scheme
and etc
All info about Sparse Matrix Storage Formats you can find into MKL Reference Manual ( see in the Appendix A )".
--Gennady
you can get the answer about how sparce matrix are stored from the name of the files:
For example
cspblas_dcsr.c - where "csr" means that matrices represented in the compressed sparse row storage scheme.
cspblas_sbsr.c the block compressed sparse row storage scheme
cspblas_scoo.c the coordinate storage scheme.
cspblas_scsc.c the compressed sparse column storage scheme
and etc
All info about Sparse Matrix Storage Formats you can find into MKL Reference Manual ( see in the Appendix A )".
--Gennady
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