Fusion Scientific Computations

This library contains computation mechanisms to support scientific computation.

For more information see the documentation at https://alexrobomind.github.io/fusionsc

Regular Setup (pip)

FusionSC can be directly installed from pypi. This will also install a binary redistributable for the fusionsc executable.

pip install fusionsc

Alternatively, you can also install from the source (if you have suitable compilers for your python version installed)

git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/a.knieps/fsc
cd fsc
pip install .

Development setup

Preparing & performing the build

To compile the standalone fusionsc executable, you need CMake and a suitable host compiler. On Linux, openssl might additionaly be required.

Linux build (outputs to build/src/c++/tools/fusionsc):

git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/a.knieps/fsc
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ../fsc
cmake --build . --target {targetName}

Windows build:

git clone https://jugit.fz-juelich.de/a.knieps/fsc
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ../fsc
cmake --build . --target {targetName} --config Release

The following targets are of particular relevance:

Setting a development install

In order to have a development install compatible with your python version, you need a .pth file in your site-packages dir pointing to the src/python directory to locate the fusionsc package. The util/dev-install.py script will set one up for you:

python util/dev-install.py