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Commit to new modular architecture #53
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…c code. Started to include case-by-case type reduction for more friendly CAD types if they are geometrically equivalent.
…th delta no matter what.
… code from CMakeLists.txt.
It would be great to get this reviewed and merged.... I essence this is the only branch we are using anyway, and merging it will just make our documentation a little easier |
#include <string> | ||
#include <cmath> |
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Do all of these need to go in the headers or can we include them in the appropriate .cpp
files to avoid additional overhead in translation units?
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Definitely a good idea to make this change....
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I'll make an issue as a reminder about this.
Thanks for the merge @pshriwise and bringing us formally into the new era of mcnp2cad! Are there now some additional fixes that are waiting in other branches? E.g. |
Yeah... I suppose there are. I'm kinda confused though. There is a fix for lattice translations in |
This PR replaces #33 - the code is the same set of commits with one additional commit for the README file.
This branch has been the de facto development branch for over a year. It is not perfect, but it makes sense to commit to it going forward and then make improvements.