updated scaling plots and function to compare the grid runs. i need to keep in mind that these calculations are very probably limited the the physical amount of cores the machine has

added some plots, restructured routine for scalingplots, fixing the phasevol part of the grid generator

adding clean test function for the population. with total starcount etc (need to make a nice verbose functionality there now)

expanded the grid generation code. still needs work but its more complete now. need to fix the phasevol correctly tho. Made a function to call the grid, and loop over it and write all the binary_c calls to a file

added testing and the cleaning up of the custom library. this isnt done yet, and ive hit on some sissues

tried to run this from surrey pc, got the following error: /usr/bin/ld: /tmp/ccca3KKm.o: relocation R_X86_64_32 against .rodata.str1.1 can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC /tmp/ccca3KKm.o: error adding symbols: Bad value collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status

running tests with multiprocessing, also using diffferent multiprocessing techniques. it seems that the multiprocessing doesnt speed it up that much at least on my laptop. will run it on astro1 or something now

Added functionalities around grid code generation, like accepting custom defined functions, exporting it to a file and saving it to grid_options

added function to parse arguments via commandline, added parsing of version history and and the loading of the generated grid function

plot for scaling of the generation of commands in memory. clearly we cant load this into memory the whole time

added extra test files. there are new api functions im starting to put all of them into a test function now. later this will become a real unit test function

Rewrote argument handling of population class, added export functions. Added python-c-bindings to return store and other small changes

building population code. added some grid options, loading custom logging code now works (but not yet on runing the population tho)