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@@ -83,16 +83,16 @@ Then, include the operator in your_app.cpp:
#include
"hyteg-operators/operators/new_form/P2ElementwiseNewForm.hpp"
```
## 2. Alternative: Command
l
ine Script
You can also generate operators via the commandline
script
`generate_all_operators.py`
in the HOG.
The script takes various inputs about the form, optimizations etc. (run with
`-h`
for more information).
## 2. Alternative: Command
L
ine Script
You can also generate operators via the command
line
using the
`generate_all_operators.py`
script provided
with HOG.
The script takes various inputs about the form, optimizations etc. (run with
`-h`
for more information).
A desired form can be defined as in HyTeG submodule: Step 1 but then also has to be registered in the
commandline script
`generate_all_operators.py`
:
command
line script
`generate_all_operators.py`
:
```
python
ops
.
append
(
OperatorInfo
(
mapping
=
"
P2
"
,
name
=
"
new_form
"
,
trial_space
=
P2
,
test_space
=
P2
...))
``
`
You
have
to
take
care
of
the
integration
of
the
generated
operator
into
the
HyTeG
build
system
yourself
when
generating
via
commandline
.
when
generating
via
command
line
.
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