package mesh-graphics

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Triangular mesh representation using the graphics module

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Sources

mesh-0.9.5.tbz
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Description

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README

Mesh

This library defines a data structure for triangular meshes and provides several functions to manipulate them. In particular, a binding to Triangle is provided. It also allows to export meshes of functions defined on their nodes to LaTeX, SciLab, Matlab, Mathematica, and Graphics.

Install

The easier way to install this library is using opam. It is divided in multiple packages with mesh being the base one, providing the fundamental structure ans output functions and the other one being bindings to mesh generation programs/libraries and graphical output.

    opam install mesh
opam install mesh-display
opam install mesh-easymesh
opam install mesh-triangle

If you clone this repository, you can compile the code with make after installing the dependencies listed in the *.opam files.

Dependencies (4)

  1. graphics
  2. mesh = version
  3. dune
  4. ocaml >= "4.03.0"

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