nb_kernel221.h

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#ifndef _NB_KERNEL221_H_
#define _NB_KERNEL221_H_

/* This header is never installed, so we can use config.h */

#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#include <config.h>
#endif

#include <types/simple.h>

/*! \file  nb_kernel221.h
 *  \brief Nonbonded kernel 221 (RF Coul + Bham, SPC)
 *
 *  \internal
 */

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
#if 0
}
#endif


/*! \brief Nonbonded kernel 221 with forces.
 *
 *  \internal  Generated at compile time in either C or Fortran
 *             depending on configuration settings. The name of
 *             the function in C is nb_kernel221. For Fortran the
 *             name mangling depends on the compiler, but in Gromacs
 *             you can handle it automatically with the macro
 *             F77_OR_C_FUNC_(nb_kernel221,NB_KERNEL221), which
 *             expands to the correct identifier.
 *
 *  <b>Coulomb interaction:</b> Reaction-Field <br>
 *  <b>VdW interaction:</b> Buckingham <br>
 *  <b>Water optimization:</b> SPC - other atoms <br>
 *  <b>Forces calculated:</b> Yes <br>
 *
 *  \note All level1 and level2 nonbonded kernels use the same
 *        call sequence. Parameters are documented in nb_kernel.h
 */
void
F77_OR_C_FUNC_(nb_kernel221,NB_KERNEL221)
                (int *         nri,        int           iinr[],     
                 int           jindex[],   int           jjnr[],   
                 int           shift[],    real          shiftvec[],
                 real          fshift[],   int           gid[], 
                 real          pos[],      real          faction[],
                 real          charge[],   real *        facel,
                 real *        krf,        real *        crf,  
                 real          Vc[],       int           type[],   
                 int *         ntype,      real          vdwparam[],
                 real          Vvdw[],     real *        tabscale,
                 real          VFtab[],    real          invsqrta[], 
                 real          dvda[],     real *        gbtabscale,
                 real          GBtab[],    int *         nthreads, 
                 int *         count,      void *        mtx,
                 int *         outeriter,  int *         inneriter,
                 real          work[]);


/*! \brief Nonbonded kernel 221 without forces.
 *
 *  \internal  Generated at compile time in either C or Fortran
 *             depending on configuration settings. The name of
 *             the function in C is nb_kernel221. For Fortran the
 *             name mangling depends on the compiler, but in Gromacs
 *             you can handle it automatically with the macro
 *             F77_OR_C_FUNC_(nb_kernel221,NB_KERNEL221), which
 *             expands to the correct identifier.
 *
 *  <b>Coulomb interaction:</b> Reaction-Field <br>
 *  <b>VdW interaction:</b> Buckingham <br>
 *  <b>Water optimization:</b> SPC - other atoms <br>
 *  <b>Forces calculated:</b> No <br>
 *
 *  \note All level1 and level2 nonbonded kernels use the same
 *        call sequence. Parameters are documented in nb_kernel.h
 */
void
F77_OR_C_FUNC_(nb_kernel221nf,NB_KERNEL221NF)
                (int *         nri,        int           iinr[],     
                 int           jindex[],   int           jjnr[],   
                 int           shift[],    real          shiftvec[],
                 real          fshift[],   int           gid[], 
                 real          pos[],      real          faction[],
                 real          charge[],   real *        facel,
                 real *        krf,        real *        crf,  
                 real          Vc[],       int           type[],   
                 int *         ntype,      real          vdwparam[],
                 real          Vvdw[],     real *        tabscale,
                 real          VFtab[],    real          invsqrta[], 
                 real          dvda[],     real *        gbtabscale,
                 real          GBtab[],    int *         nthreads, 
                 int *         count,      void *        mtx,
                 int *         outeriter,  int *         inneriter,
                 real          work[]);


#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif /* _NB_KERNEL221_H_ */