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some more description of gmsh
[[Imported from SVN: r260]]
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@@ -979,9 +979,13 @@ Again, no interface specification exists for file readers in \Dune.
Arguably the most important file format currently supported by
\Dune
is
the
\lstinline
!gmsh! format.
\lstinline
!Gmsh!
\footnote
{
\url
{
http://geuz.org/gmsh/
}}
is an open-source grid generator. It creates simplicial grids in 2d and 3d
is an open-source grid generator and modeller. It allows to define
geometries using a boundary representation (interactively and via its
own modelling language resulting in
\lstinline
!.geo!-files),
creates simplicial grids in 2d and 3d (using
\lstinline
!tetgen! or
\lstinline
!netgen!)
and stores them in files ending in
\lstinline
!.msh!.
\lstinline
!Gmsh!
can be compiled with
\lstinline
!OpenCascade!, an open-source CAD
can
also
be compiled with
\lstinline
!OpenCascade!, an open-source CAD
kernel. Via
\lstinline
!gmsh!
CAD geometries, e.~g.~from IGES or STEP files, can be meshed and subsequently be used in
\Dune
. Moreover, the reader supports second order
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