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I am looking for a grid generation (Fortran) code for delaunay triangulation using Divide-and-conquer algorithm. Can anyone help me? Thanks |
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It will be hard to find a Fortran implementation, however there are plenty of open source C/C++ grid generations codes on Internet. Try for example:
Gmsh FreeFEM++ GRUMPP You can call any of them from Fortran as a library (you will need to link them with your Fortran code) or as a standalone application (using the "system" subroutine). Do |
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