Add amrex::Print() Like Function #174
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Add `amr.Print(...)` that behaves like Python's `print()`, but only prints on the AMReX IOProcessor.
ax3l
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Aug 14, 2023
src/amrex/space1d/__init__.py
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| def Print(*args, **kwargs): | ||
| """Wrap amrex::Print() - only the IO processor writes""" | ||
| if ParallelDescriptor.IOProcessor(): |
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These bindings to ParallelProcessor segfault if they are called before AMReX initialize.
I wonder if we should either in AMReX or at least in pyAMReX add a test for amrex::initialized and then do something cleaner (throw or all print).
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amr.Print(...)that behaves like Python'sprint(), but only prints on the AMReX IOProcessor.