[Gmsh] Access from another program written in C++ / Pytyon to getdp

[David Bernstein]

Hi Professor Braun, If you can live with just a few geometries and meshes then the easiest thing to do is to save the meshes generated by Gmsh in files and read them into your C++ program as needed.  If you need something more flexible then yes it is possible to compile gmsh as a shared library, build your C++ program to link to it, and call Gmsh from within your program.  I have a C++ code that does this and would be happy to walk you through it.

Regards,
Dave Bernstein
www.terafrac.org


On Aug 1, 2013, at 5:19 AM, moritz braun <moritz.braun at gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear Alle
> 
> I have established, that getdp  can handle mapped / isoparametric elements.
> I would like to solve a problem involving
> multiple domains with spherical  boundaries between them.
> As first step in two dimensions.
> I have managed to calculate 
> the eigen functions of  \nabla^2 on a unit circle.
> I would like to able to access the matrices and meshes used by getdp
> from C++/python to
> enforce the boundary conditions outside of getdp.
> Is this possible?
> 
> regards
> 
> Moritz  
> 
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