A vector-subscript scatter schedule is a communication schedule for scattering values from one distributed array (the source array) into elements of another (the destination array). The target set of elements are defined by a vector of rank-1 arrays--the subscript arrays. This schedule can be regarded as an optimized special case of the general scatter schedule of section 5.8. It is functionally similar to certain Fortran-90 array assignments involving vector subscripts--minus the constraints that enforce determinism in Fortran. A vector-subscript scatter schedule is described by a collective object with local components of class VecScatter. The public interface of the VecScatter class is
class DAD ;
class VecScatter {
public :
VecScatter(const DAD* src, const DAD* dst, const int len,
const DAD* subs [], const int* subsDat []) ;
void execute(void* srcDat, void* dstDat) ;
private :
...
} ;