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Utkarsh Ayachit authored
To make it easier to develop adaptors externally, as well as add ability to enable/disable Python capabilities in Catalyst, we refactored the CoProcessing modules. Two new modules were added vtkPVCatalyst and vtkPVPythonCatalyst. These two libraries/module provide the Catalyst components necessary for coprocessing. These also provide a C/Fortran API (through CAdaptorAPI/FortranAdaptorAPI or the Python enabled CPythonAdaptorAPI/FortranPythonAdaptorAPI headers) that can be used within C/Fortran simulation codes. Adaptors are now moved to CoProcessing/Adaptors. They have now been updated to be able to built outside of ParaView build directory i.e. users can directly point CMake to ParaView/CoProcessing/Adaptors/CTHAdaptor as the source directory to build the CTH-Adaptor. They will have to point to an existing ParaView build, of course, like any other ParaView dependent project. ParaView-build builds these adaptors as a separate project (similar to the way we build examples). This can be disabled by using the advanced cmake variable PARAVIEW_BUILD_CATALYST_ADAPTORS. Also, fix static Python modules initialization. Added a new module in Utilities/PythonInitializer which exposes a C function to initialize Python modules for static executables. All executables now simply link against this one and call the initialization function to init Python. Change-Id: Icaacdf8a0d32e03742fbc302008c4ab45c40a22a
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