GENDF -- 8 months later #119
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…reflects MF6 interface
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@nathangibson14 You're aware that the tests seem to fail? |
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I saw that Actions failed, but I have no idea why. The tests pass for me locally. I've made enough changes, though, that it's not worth figuring out what happened here for now. I'll keep an eye on it down the road. |
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Here is the start of GENDF capabilities reimagined. This represents a good start, but there's quite a bit more to do.
CrossSectionstill needs constructors from parameters. Then, there will be sister classes toCrossSectioncalledRatioandMatrix, plus possiblyDelayedFission. And MFD1 will need special treatment. Printing is yet to come.Syntax tree/parse is further down the road, but it'll come!
But I'd rather get some feedback from @whaeck before I get too far on this one.