1 Now IO (replaced Method) and is the factory for Variables and Engines
2 Reduced core components to user-public objects only
3 Moved and reorganized all helper functions to helper directory
4 Engines are now lightweight (except for ADIOS1Reader WIP) using MACRO
5 HF5Common and ADIOS1Common (except for Readers WIP) are now part of the toolkit so they can be reused by Engines
6 TransportMan is a new layer for transport management (file is default)
7 DataMan will be implemented under toolkit/transportman/dataman
8 Template separation (tcc and inl) applied all over the code
9 Improved Doxygen documentation

Runtime Issues:
DataMan library compilation (cacheman)
ADIOS1 Warning
TestADIOSInterfaceWrite catches exceptions

Now file.bp/profiling.log is generating capturing I/O profile info

Updated README.md files

Python bindings now working with PyBind11

DefineVariable)

Adding Variable<void> map container in ADIOS for unknown variable types
(until Write). This is required in Python.

Added EnginePy as a thin manager wrapper to adios::Engine (member of
EnginePy)

Write accepts numpy arrays (ndarray) seamlessly

Write Outputs Verified with ADIOS 1.0 bpls

To do:
Advance

Moved CheckBufferAllocation to functions/adiosFunctions.h to make it
available to all engines

Added MethodPy in Python bindings, SetParameters and AddTransports use
raw functions to accept any number of arguments in the form of a
dictionary. Tested with test_hello.py

Started implementation of bindings/python using boost::python
Modified Makefile to allow for dynamic library compilation

To do:
Work on time aggregation