/*                                                                    tab:8
 *
 * expar-dx.h - Experimental Data Sets (Sequential Code)
 *
 * 
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 * Authors:             David A. Bader   <dbader@umiacs.umd.edu>
 *                      Joseph F. Ja'Ja' <joseph@umiacs.umd.edu>
 *                      Institute for Advanced Computer Studies
 *                      Department of Electrical Engineering 
 *                      AV Williams Building
 *                      College Park, MD 20742
 *                      
 * Version:             1.0
 * Creation Date:       July 25, 1996
 * Filename:            expar-dx.h
 * History:
 */

/*******************************************************************
Note that the variable (void **)A points to a array of size PROCS of
pointers, and each of these arrays has M elements. Thus, A[0] is the
array of elements for processor 0, A[1] for processor 1, etc.
********************************************************************/

#ifndef EXPAR_DXH
#define EXPAR_DXH

void print_2D_array_i(int PROCS, int M, int **A, char *str);

void fill_bench_i_N(int PROCS, int M, int **A);
void fill_bench_i_C(int PROCS, int M, int **A);
void fill_bench_i_R(int PROCS, int M, int **A);
void fill_bench_i_S(int PROCS, int M, int **A);
void fill_bench_i_Z(int PROCS, int M, int **A);

void fill_pid(int PROCS, int M, int **A);
void fill_hrel(int PROCS, int M, int **A, int h);
void fill_bench_i_random(int PROCS, int M, int **A, int distrib);
void fill_bench_i_same(int PROCS, int M, int **A);
void fill_bench_i_block(int PROCS, int M, int **A);

void print_2D_array_d(int PROCS, int M, double **A, char *str);

void fill_bench_d_U(int PROCS, int M, double **B);
void fill_bench_d_G(int PROCS, int M, double **B);
void fill_bench_d_g_group(int PROCS, int M, double **B, int group);
void fill_bench_d_B(int PROCS, int M, double **B);
void fill_bench_d_S(int PROCS, int M, double **B);
void fill_bench_d_Z(int PROCS, int M, double **B);

#endif