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Hi,
I would like to know if it is possible to use LibBI in a C++ program without call to the parser.
I am an enthusiastic user of LibBI, however for a big project I need to use LibBI as a part of the architecture and not as a stand-alone program.
Best,
Andrea
Sebastian Funk
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Apr 24, 2017, 12:17:28 PM4/24/17
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Hi Andrea,
It depends a bit on what exactly you're aiming to do, but a good starting point might be to run libbi (with --dry-run) and look at sample_cpu.cpp (or sample_gpu or filter_cpu or whatever it is you'd like to do) inside the working folder. You could then copy/paste that code and set the bits manually that are otherwise parsed from the command line.
Seb.
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