ansys-dpf-gate: DPF (Ansys Data Processing Framework) python helpers to call DPF C and gRPC APIs
This module is designed to provide helper APIs to call C functions from DPFClientAPI (.dll or .so) from python. DPFClientAPI is a dynamic library providing C APIs to create, access and modify DPF's objects "in process" (sharing memory) and/or in "client/server" mode through gRPC. DPFClientAPI wraps and makes easier the switch between the 2 modes of communication.
To allow for backward compatibility with old DPF Servers (strictly older than Ansys 2022 R2), which didn't have a DPFClientAPI, an implementation of ansys-dpf-capi functions is done with direct calls to ansys-grpc-dpf (dpf grpc python module which directly communicates with DPF server).
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