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# could be handy for archiving the generated documentation or if some version
# control system is used.
PROJECT_NUMBER = v0.7.0_rc1
PROJECT_NUMBER = v0.7.0_rc2
# Using the PROJECT_BRIEF tag one can provide an optional one line description
# for a project that appears at the top of each page and should give viewers a

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```
# External Usage
C++ does not have a stable ABI nor does it make any strong guarantees about stl container layouts between compiler versions.
Therefore, GridFire includes a set of stable C bindings which can be used to interface with a limited subset of GridFire functionality
from other languages.
> **Note:** These bindings are not intended to allow GridFire to be extended from other languages; rather, they are intended to allow GridFire to be used as a
> black-box library from other languages.
> **Note:** One assumption for external usage is that the ordering of the species list will not change. That is to say that whatever order the array
> used to register the species is will be assumed to always be the order used when passing abundance arrays to and from GridFire.
> **Note:** Because the C API does not pass the general Composition object a `mass_lost`
> output parameter has been added to the evolve calls, this tracks the total mass in species which have not been registered with the C API GridFire by the caller
## C API Overview
In general when using the C API the workflow is to
1. create a `gf_context` pointer. This object holds the state of GridFire so that it does not need to be re-initialized for each call.
2. call initialization routines on the context to set up the engine and solver you wish to use.
3. call the `gf_evolve` function to evolve a network over some time.
4. At each state check the ret code of the function to ensure that no errors occurred. Valid ret-codes are 0 and 1. All other ret codes indicate an error.
5. Finally, call `gf_free` to free the context and all associated memory.
### C Example
```c++
#include "gridfire/extern/gridfire_extern.h"
#include <stdio.h>
#define NUM_SPECIES 8
// Define a macro to check return codes
#define GF_CHECK_RET_CODE(ret, ctx, msg) \
if (ret != 0 && ret != 1) { \
printf("Error %s: %s\n", msg, gf_get_last_error_message(ctx)); \
gf_free(ctx); \
return ret; \
}
int main() {
void* gf_context = gf_init();
const char* species_names[NUM_SPECIES];
species_names[0] = "H-1";
species_names[1] = "He-3";
species_names[2] = "He-4";
species_names[3] = "C-12";
species_names[4] = "N-14";
species_names[5] = "O-16";
species_names[6] = "Ne-20";
species_names[7] = "Mg-24";
const double abundances[NUM_SPECIES] = {0.702616602672027, 9.74791583949078e-06, 0.06895512307276903, 0.00025, 7.855418029399437e-05, 0.0006014411598306529, 8.103062886768109e-05, 2.151340851063217e-05};
int ret = gf_register_species(gf_context, NUM_SPECIES, species_names);
GF_CHECK_RET_CODE(ret, gf_context, "Species Registration");
ret = gf_construct_engine_from_policy(gf_context, "MAIN_SEQUENCE_POLICY", abundances, NUM_SPECIES);
GF_CHECK_RET_CODE(ret, gf_context, "Policy and Engine Construction");
ret = gf_construct_solver_from_engine(gf_context, "CVODE");
GF_CHECK_RET_CODE(ret, gf_context, "Solver Construction");
// When using the C API it is assumed that the caller will ensure that the output arrays are large enough to hold the results.
double Y_out[NUM_SPECIES];
double energy_out;
double dEps_dT;
double dEps_dRho;
double mass_lost;
ret = gf_evolve(
gf_context,
abundances,
NUM_SPECIES,
1.5e7, // Temperature in K
1.5e2, // Density in g/cm^3
3e17, // Time step in seconds
1e-12, // Initial time step in seconds
Y_out,
&energy_out,
&dEps_dT,
&dEps_dRho, &mass_lost
);
GF_CHECK_RET_CODE(ret, gf_context, "Evolution");
printf("Evolved abundances:\n");
for (size_t i = 0; i < NUM_SPECIES; i++) {
printf("Species %s: %e\n", species_names[i], Y_out[i]);
}
printf("Energy output: %e\n", energy_out);
printf("dEps/dT: %e\n", dEps_dT);
printf("dEps/dRho: %e\n", dEps_dRho);
printf("Mass lost: %e\n", mass_lost);
gf_free(gf_context);
return 0;
}
```
## Fortran API Overview
GridFire makes use of the stable C API and Fortran 2003's `iso_c_bindings` to provide a Fortran interface for legacy
code. The fortran interface is designed to be very similar to the C API and exposes the same functionality.
1. `GridFire%gff_init`: Initializes a GridFire context and returns a handle to it.
2. `GridFire%register_species`: Registers species with the GridFire context.
3. `GridFire%setup_policy`: Configures the engine using a specified policy and initial abundances.
4. `GridFire%setup_solver`: Sets up the solver for the engine.
5. `GridFire%evolve`: Evolves the network over a specified time step.
6. `GridFire%get_last_error`: Retrieves the last error message from the GridFire context.
7. `GridFire%gff_free`: Frees the GridFire context and associated resources.
> **Note:** You must instantiate a `GridFire` type object to access these methods.
> **Note:** free and init have had the `gff_` prefix (GridFire Fortran) to avoid name clashes with common Fortran functions.
When building GridFire a fortran module file `gridfire_mod.mod` is generated which contains all the necessary
bindings to use GridFire from Fortran. You must also link your code against the C API library `libgridfire_extern`.
### Fortran Example
```fortran
program main
use iso_c_binding
use gridfire_mod
implicit none
type(GridFire) :: net
integer(c_int) :: ierr
integer :: i
! --- 1. Define Species and Initial Conditions ---
! Note: String lengths must match or exceed the longest name.
! We pad with spaces, which 'trim' handles inside the module.
character(len=5), dimension(8) :: species_names = [ &
"H-1 ", &
"He-3 ", &
"He-4 ", &
"C-12 ", &
"N-14 ", &
"O-16 ", &
"Ne-20", &
"Mg-24" &
]
! Initial Mass Fractions (converted to Molar Abundances Y = X/A)
! Standard solar-ish composition
real(c_double), dimension(8) :: Y_in = [ &
0.702616602672027, &
9.74791583949078e-06, &
0.06895512307276903, &
0.00025, &
7.855418029399437e-05, &
0.0006014411598306529, &
8.103062886768109e-05, &
2.151340851063217e-05 &
]
! Output buffers
real(c_double), dimension(8) :: Y_out
real(c_double) :: energy_out, dedt, dedrho, dmass
! Thermodynamic Conditions (Solar Core-ish)
real(c_double) :: T = 1.5e7 ! 15 Million K
real(c_double) :: rho = 150.0e0 ! 150 g/cm^3
real(c_double) :: dt = 3.1536e17 ! ~10 Gyr timestep
! --- 2. Initialize GridFire ---
print *, "Initializing GridFire..."
call net%gff_init()
! --- 3. Register Species ---
print *, "Registering species..."
call net%register_species(species_names)
! --- 4. Configure Engine & Solver ---
print *, "Setting up Main Sequence Policy..."
call net%setup_policy("MAIN_SEQUENCE_POLICY", Y_in)
print *, "Setting up CVODE Solver..."
call net%setup_solver("CVODE")
! --- 5. Evolve ---
print *, "Evolving system (dt =", dt, "s)..."
call net%evolve(Y_in, T, rho, dt, Y_out, energy_out, dedt, dedrho, dmass, ierr)
if (ierr /= 0) then
print *, "Evolution Failed with error code: ", ierr
print *, "Error Message: ", net%get_last_error()
call net%gff_free() ! Always cleanup
stop
end if
! --- 6. Report Results ---
print *, ""
print *, "--- Results ---"
print '(A, ES12.5, A)', "Energy Generation: ", energy_out, " erg/g/s"
print '(A, ES12.5)', "dEps/dT: ", dedt
print '(A, ES12.5)', "Mass Change: ", dmass
print *, ""
print *, "Abundances:"
do i = 1, size(species_names)
print '(A, " : ", ES12.5, " -> ", ES12.5)', &
trim(species_names(i)), Y_in(i), Y_out(i)
end do
! --- 7. Cleanup ---
call net%gff_free()
end program main
```
# Related Projects
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utilities.
- [liblogging](https://github.com/4D-STAR/liblogging): Flexible logging framework.
- [libconstants](https://github.com/4D-STAR/libconstants): Physical constants
- [libplugin](https://github.com/4D-STAR/libplugin): Dynamically loadable plugin
framework.

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# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
#
# *********************************************************************** #
project('GridFire', ['c', 'cpp', 'fortran'], version: 'v0.7.0_rc1', default_options: ['cpp_std=c++23'], meson_version: '>=1.5.0')
project('GridFire', ['c', 'cpp', 'fortran'], version: 'v0.7.0_rc2', default_options: ['cpp_std=c++23'], meson_version: '>=1.5.0')
# Add default visibility for all C++ targets
add_project_arguments('-fvisibility=default', language: 'cpp')