The test initialy contained two tests. To reduce runtime,
the two tests were separated.

Since MSVC only has beta support for OpenMP 2.0 firstprivate
cannot be used for these compilers. However, firstprivate
is necessary for a reasonably safe implementation of OpenMP
in MESA-PD. The solution is to move OpenMP support to the
generator and disable OpenMP for the checked in version.
The waLBerla OpenMP guards are removed as they are no longer
needed. It is now assumed that if MESA-PD is generated with
OpenMP support it is about to be used. If OpenMP is disabled
with CMake warnings will pop up about undefined pragmas.

Added warning if no SIMD instruction could be determined, adapted field layouts in all tests and benchmarks

Moved from heat capacity to specific heat
to take into account individual mass of a particle.

use cuda as a first level language in CMake with `enable_language(CUDA)`
enable tests where cuda and codegen are both activated
various minor fixes

Please use mocks for these kind of tests.
a) deterministic
b) faster

for bulk modes, shear modes, even ghost modes, odd ghost modes

This new function does the actual generation using pystencils and creates a target library that can be used as a dependency as usual. One should not list the python script itself anymore in add_executable.
Convention: Use the AppName as a prefix for the generated lib!

Example Usage:

waLBerla_generate_target_from_python( NAME AppNameGeneratedLib FILE GenerateKernel.py OUT_FILES Kernel.h Kernel.cpp)

waLBerla_add_executable ( NAME AppNameGeneratedLibTest DEPENDS GeneratedLib)