Pybind experiment #1728
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In the long run we may want to put these into a separate variable as only required when building the wrappers
Require enable-shared=yes if we turn on pybind11
Adds a helper struct for compile time compatibility checking.
Currently very hacky and ugly
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Needs to be adopted for cmake. |
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For discussion.
Adds pybind11 as a submodule and provides an example of how to use this to use python within a C++ example. The commit history also includes a hacked example of using this as a part of the field generators so that we could use python as a part of the field function generation. This has been reverted in the final version as it was very much a hack.