! \fn int DSDPSchurMatAddR(DSDPSchurMat M, int row, double dd); \brief Add an element to the Schur matrix correponding the variable r. \param M matrix

! \fn int DSDPSchurMatRowScaling(DSDPSchurMat M, DSDPVec D); \brief Identify which rows on on this processor. \param M matrix \param D Variables mark

! \fn int DSDPSchurMatVariableCompute(DSDPSchurMat M, int row, double *rcv); \brief Determine with the cone should compute this diagonal element of M

! \fn int DSDPSetDataMatZero(DSDPDataMat *A); \brief Make a data matrix a zero matrix. \param A data matrix. */

! \fn int DSDPSetFixedVariable(DSDP dsdp, int vari, double val); \brief Fix variable y to exact value. \param dsdp solver \param vari variables y \par

! \fn int DSDPSparsityInSchurMat(DSDP dsdp, int row, int rnnz[], int mm); \brief Identify nonzero elements in a row of the Schur complement. \param ds

! \fn int DSDPVMatMult(DSDPVMat X, SDPConeVec Z, SDPConeVec Y); \brief Multiply X by a vector. \param X dense symmetric matrix \param Z input vector \

Frees memory and deletes the structure for an existing sparse matrix. */

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Find position at the matching startchar. This is almost the reverse of FindEndOfExpressionInLine, but note that the input position and returned p

Return the first attribute in the list.

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Returns the CPP variable that should be used as a header guard. Args: filename: The name of a C++ header file. Returns: The CPP variable

* IDAAckpntAllocVectors * * Allocate checkpoint's phi, phiQ, phiS, phiQS vectors needed to save * current state of IDAMem. * */

* IDAAckpntCopyVectors * * Copy phi* vectors from IDAMem in the corresponding vectors from checkpoint * */

Get class info on the top of the stack. Returns: A _ClassInfo object if we are inside a class, or None otherwise.

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! \fn int LPConeGetDimension(LPCone lpcone,int *n); \brief Get the dimension is the number of variables x, which equals the number of slack variables

! \fn int LPConeGetXArray(LPCone lpcone, double *x[],int *n); \brief Get the array used to store the x variables \ingroup LPRoutines \param lpcone LP

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