pymt_heatf

This is an example of building a model, written in Fortran and wrapped in Python with the babelizer, with the meson-python build system using only a pyproject.toml file for project metadata.

Build/Install

This is a sketch of how to build and install this project with either conda or pip.

With conda

1. Create a conda environment from the included environment.yml file and activate it

2. Build/install the Fortran BMI example

3. Build/install the project with:

   $ make install

With pip

Make, CMake, and a Fortran compiler are required.

1. Create a virtual environment

2. Install the build system requirements through pip:

   $ pip install meson-python meson ninja cython numpy bmipy

3. Build/install the Fortran BMI specification (it's not installable through pip)

4. Build/install the Fortran BMI example

5. Build/install the project with:

   $ make install

Use

Import the standalone project into a Python session:

>>> import pymt_heatf

Import the pymt component:

>>> from pymt.MODELS import HeatModelF

Try the examples in the examples directory.