This library provides a high-level API in C++ and Python to read and write openPMD files following the raytrace extension. It uses the official openPMD-api at lower level.
The list of variables stored in the openPMD file as defined by the extension is reported in the following table:
| Variable | Comment | Units |
|---|---|---|
| x,y,z | position | [] |
| dx,dy,dz | direction | (normalized velocity) |
| sx,sy,sz | polarization of non-photons | |
| sPolAx, sPolAy, sPolAz, sPolPh | s-polarization amplitude and phase of photons | |
| pPolAx, pPolAy, pPolAz, pPolPh | p-polarization amplitude of photons | |
| time | ray time w.r.t. ray generation | [ms] |
| wavelength | [Ang] | |
| weight | weight | |
| id | unique ID | |
| status | Alive or Dead |
This package depends on:
- cmake (3.21.1):
- openPMD-api (0.12.1) used as base layer
- pybind11 (2.4.3) [optional, ON by default] for the python binding
- doxygen (1.8.14) [optional]
If you do not have the openPMD-api installed on your system, this package downloads, compiles and install it for you. But installing it separately is highly advisable.
git clone -b devel --depth 1 git@github.com:PaNOSC-ViNYL/openPMD_raytrace_API.git
cd openPMD_raytrace_API/
cmake -S . -B build/
cmake --build build/
# for the documentation
cmake --build build/ --target doc
For testing:
ctest --test-dir build/openPMDraytrace-prefix/src/openPMDraytrace-build/tests/ --output-on-failure
More information about the usage can be found [here](@ref usage)
- Make a dedicated set of tests for the C++ API in cpp/tests/