Proposal for a definitive hybrid C++/Python tudatpy package architecture #126
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Proposal for the final architecture of
tudatpy.tudatpy: the hybrid kernel modules have been moved fromtudatpy/kernel_hybridtotudatpy/tudatpyCMakeLists to install all Python tudatpy modules -hybrid or not-This proposal simplifies the structure of
tudapty, and centralizes the location of all python code (instead of having code intudatpy/andtudatpy/kernel_hybridas before). Note that:Compilation runs fine on my machine, tests as well.