Peano 4 Tutorials through the Python API

Peano is a large set of C++ classes and components. You can assemble them manually, but most people use the Python API to do exactly this. That is, the Peano core Python API consists of classes which represent, more or less, directly C++ abstractions. Consequently, they work a lot also with strings which encode C++ (glue) code. The idea with the Python API is that you can assemble a complete Peano code here, and then you type in generate and the Python classes yield a stand-along C++ code base.

At the moment, Peano's Python abstraction resides within a python subdirectory. On the long term, we plan to move it into the src directory, such that each C++ component has an api subdirectory in which you find the Python abstractions belonging to the underlying C++ code.

Content

• Code structure
  • Lowering process
  • Makefile parsing and tailoring
• Data manipulation
  • Assigning data to mesh entities
  • Mask out where and when data are used
  • Tailor the parallel data exchange
• Bigger applications
  • Peano 4 Finite Volumes Tutorial

How to add your own tutorial

All of Peano's tutorials follow the same tutorial conventions.