Currently we use the names aode for array (fixed grid) output and dode for dense, interpolated output. I don't like the name dode as dense can suggest memory layout as opposed to the mathematical meaning.
Looking thru different names I don't want to use iodefor interpolated since I like the I prefix for iterators which I plan to add. Another name for dense is continuous so the driver could be called code but then that looks like the work code. As an interpolated function can be called a "continuous extension" then the name could be ceode which is nice, but gets rid of the idea of a one letter prefix, if this matters?
Currently we use the names
aodefor array (fixed grid) output anddodefor dense, interpolated output. I don't like the namedodeas dense can suggest memory layout as opposed to the mathematical meaning.Looking thru different names I don't want to use
iodefor interpolated since I like theIprefix for iterators which I plan to add. Another name for dense is continuous so the driver could be calledcodebut then that looks like the work code. As an interpolated function can be called a "continuous extension" then the name could beceodewhich is nice, but gets rid of the idea of a one letter prefix, if this matters?