Parser for Monte Carlo simulations input and output files
Python >3.9!
Both Windows and Linux supported.
Go to F4Enix official documentation to get more information on the library capabilities, examples and much more.
The easiest way to install F4Enix is using pip:
pip install f4enix
See the relevant section of the documentation for developer mode installation
If any unexpected issue is encountered during installation, the first step for its resolution would be to create a new fresh virtual environment. In conda this would be done with:
conda create -n <env_name> python=3.9
Please remember that python versions lower than 3.9 are not supported.
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API for Monte Carlo input and output parsing
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