HELICS is a cross-platform co-simulation framework that enables multiple simulation tools to exchange data and stay synchronized in time to create larger simulations. This is a set of binary wheels for macOS, Windows, and Linux for installing the collection of HELICS apps utilities. If you want the Python interface for writing HELICS programs in Python, see the helics pip package.
At minimum for the Linux binary wheels to work properly, pip 19.0 is required.
Regardless of your platform, you should probably upgrade pip with python -m pip install --upgrade to make
sure the right binary package is found. If you aren't on a supported platform, you will need to compile
the HELICS apps from source or check if your system package manager has a copy of them.
After upgrading pip, running python -m pip install helics-apps should fetch a binary wheel if one is available for your platform.
This package provides pre-compiled binary wheels for the following operating systems
An attempt has been made at providing a source distribution that will compile HELICS from source. Although minimal support can be provided (e.g. you will need to troubleshoot issues yourself), PRs fixing issues are welcome.
Certain features may not be available when building from source, including the ZeroMQ core and any features that rely on Boost (such as the interprocess core or web server).
If for some reason using a binary wheel is not an option but a source wheel is and you want to replicate the way the
supported binary wheels are built, set the CIBUILDWHEEL environment variable to tell the binary wheel build to
create a wheel from a pre-built HELICS release. Note that you must have an internet connection when installing
for this to work, and that it will *only work on glibc x86_64 Linux, 32/64-bit Windows, and macOS systems.
HELICS is distributed under the terms of the BSD-3 clause license. All new contributions must be made under this license. LICENSE
SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause
FAQs
Hierarchical Engine for Large-scale Infrastructure Co-Simulation (HELICS)
We found that helics-apps demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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