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At the moment there is one big struct passed to the beam-beam track function
The struct contains other structs (see definitions reported below)
On the C side this makes the code quite clean, I would like to keep it as it is if there is no big drawback
Is it possible to leave the C side unchanged and expose the same data structure in python via CObjets?
If I look at the multipole all data is accessed via setters and getters. To to this here would imply writing some 100 functions here. Is it necessary? And if yes, can it be done automatically?
Some questions to be discussed:
Here the struct definitions for reference:
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