Tutorials for integrating the CoSimIO
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The tutorials contain step-by-step instructions for integrating the CoSimIO, establishing a connection to Kratos, doing mapping with Kratos and performing CoSimulation with Kratos.
Each language has its specific tutorials:
C++ Interface
Is the natural interface of the CoSimIO providing its full capabilities.
The first three tutorials show the basics:
Optional: Using the CoSimIO with MPI link
After the basics are done, one can do:
C Interface
A subset of the C++ interface providing the interface for double and common C arrays with set of functions representing the C++ class methods.
The first three tutorials show the basics:
Optional: Using the CoSimIO with MPI link
After the basics are done, one can do:
Python Interface
Is an extensive interface based on the C++ one which provides the most capabilities.
The first three tutorials show the basics:
Optional: Using the CoSimIO with MPI link
After the basics are done, one can do:
Selection of language
The Python interface is recommended for solvers/software-tools implemented in Python. Furthermore it is recommend to be used if the solver/software-tool has an efficient Python interface (efficient in the sense of compute and memory-overhead). The C++ is the most complete one and the C is a practical substitute for solvers/software-tools in other languages avoiding the incompatibilities and complexities of C++ interface.