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Refactor python bindings #156

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@boeschf boeschf commented Jan 25, 2024

This is an amendment to Stefano's PR #151

  • Switch build backend from setuptools.build_meta back to scikit-build-core. This may be become flexible enough once PRs 564 and 565 in scikit-build-core are merged
  • updated the Python bindings for the unstructured grids according to the new refactored structure
  • a bunch of other minor changes

update:

  • recent changes in scikit-build-core (565) have been incorporated: this makes selecting GPU mode + GPU arch possible through environment variables
  • cmake has been updated to better deal with hip-clang (bumped minimum version)
  • CI workflows are refactored
  • updated readme
  • bumped git submodule versions

@boeschf boeschf marked this pull request as ready for review February 1, 2024 10:05
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I would move everything from the regular package to a single module (regular.py). Or is there a good reason to split?

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no good reason - is done

This was referenced Mar 20, 2024
@boeschf boeschf merged commit c85302c into ghex-org:master Mar 20, 2024
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