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python-necpp: Antenna simulation in python

This repository contains two wrappers for the [http://github.com/tmolteno/necpp nec2++] antenna simulation package:

  • necpp/ contains a wrapper using SWIG of the C interface (Python module name: necpp).
  • PyNEC/ contains a wrapper of the C++ interfaces (Python module name: PyNEC). The example/ directory furthermore contains some nicer, more readable Python wrappers that make toying around with NEC a less painful experience.

Both are based on Tim Molteno ([email protected])'s code with major cleanup by Bart Coppens.

TODOs

The cleaner API should really be ported to C++, so the clean wrappers get automatically generated, and C++ can use the same cleaner interface. But for now, I'm happy with the Python wrapper :)

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