Sootlib requires C++17
Run cmake . to generate the sootlib build files in the current directory while inside of the top level sootlib directory.
This will generate the necessary Makefiles and you can now run make to build the project.
Use the options described below to customize your build. If you run cmake . and then change your build options, you will
need to either delete CMakeCache.txt or ensure that you have removed the cached values you changed.
In the top level CMakeLists.txt you can enable/disable BUILD_TESTS. This will:
- Determine if gtest tests are built
- To build tests on Mac you need Google Test installed system wide
In the top level CMakeLists.txt you can enable/disable BUILD_EXAMPLES. This will:
- Determine if examples are built
You can add .cc source files to example/. Add these files to
example/CMakeLists.txt. Add
example_src.cc as example_src. These files will be built as standalone executables.
You can add .cc source files to test/tests/. Add these files to
test/tests/CMakeLists.txt . Add
example_test.cc as example_test. These files will be built as standalone executables with Google Test. Files in
test/tests/ will be added to the test list standardTests.
We should roughly follow the Cantera contributions stype guide in this project.
- Perhaps add warnings when running into 0 or having illegal calculations to guide people in NAN situations
- Optimized higher dimentional models
- Determine needed state constructor / generator features
- SECT model was highly broken in old code so current interpretation is probably not accurate
- MOMIC throws vector out of bounds errors in all situations