rte_configure_and_exit Skip LUT Creation#683
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Thanks James! This looks great...I don't actually think there's another exit call after the RTE build (unless I missed it)...do you think it would be reasonable to add one where I marked above, after the json's are built? That way we don't try and do the inversions (which won't succeed)... |
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Does as the title suggests, just skips creating the LUT file when
engine_config.rte_configure_and_exitis set. Tad invasive of an implementation due to the need to still allow the entirety ofrunSimulationsto execute depending on where engines may write configuration files (ie.pre,make, orpostSimfunctions), so we have toif self.engine_config.rte_configure_and_exitmultiple times to skip certain lines. Not sure if there's a more graceful solution.Needs some further testing
Closes #681