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| opensnpy::console.BindModule(WrapDiffusion); | ||
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| opensnpy::console.BindModule(WrapPostProcessor); | ||
| opensnpy::console.BindModule(WrapPrinter); |
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The way this should probably work is that we call the binding function from OpenSn (rather than copying that). Then, add the application wrappers like WrapDiffusion
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I am gonna comment on this here. I assume the test suite was copied into the app so we could run tests. Would there be a way to use the test suite from OpenSn. I does have flags like --exe, -d, etc. but may be this is more convenient?
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It is possible to use the test infrastructure from OpenSn. I don't have a strong opinion as to which way is best
This PR moves the diffusion module from OpenSn to a standalone application