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We will make the c/c++ interface of resdata (formerly known as ecl/libecl) private.
The rationale is that there are a lot of functionality that is only exposed in c/c++ which is in little use, and we would like to clean this up in order to have a library that is easier to maintain. ert used to be a big consumer of this interface, but this is not the case anymore. Other users
The next step is ta create a new major version bump of Resdata with the c/c++ interface as private. This means all comments in README and documentation about the c/c++ interface will disappear. Also the following lines will be removed:
We will make the
c
/c++
interface of resdata (formerly known as ecl/libecl) private.The rationale is that there are a lot of functionality that is only exposed in c/c++ which is in little use, and we would like to clean this up in order to have a library that is easier to maintain. ert used to be a big consumer of this interface, but this is not the case anymore. Other users
The next step is ta create a new major version bump of Resdata with the
c
/c++
interface as private. This means all comments in README and documentation about the c/c++ interface will disappear. Also the following lines will be removed:resdata/python/resdata/__init__.py
Line 69 in c62737a
resdata/setup.py
Line 86 in c62737a
Note: The binaries exposed by resdata is still considered public:
resdata/setup.py
Lines 37 to 53 in c62737a
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