Adding addNoise plugin and provider roadrunner functionality to plugins

In last week I mainly try to focus on three parts of my project:

1) Adding roadrunner support to the plugin,
2) Adding a simple plugin, and
3) Building wrapper.

I am able to achieve the first two tasks but stuck with the last part. The wrapper already built is quite tricky. It is a CPython wrapper but the code is clearly understandable and most probably will finish with the wrapper part and submit a pull request including auto2000 plugin which is used for bifurcation analysis by the end of this month. The learning curve in Google's summer of code is pretty high. It is almost impossible that you learn every technology needed for the project. Will keep updating this blog about my further progress in the project.

The final architecture will be as follows:

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