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clifford bradford August 29, 2000 07:59

CFD/FEM and MATLAB
 
Does anybody have CFD/FEM related links using MATLAB? I've been working on postprocessing 2D result from a CFD code I have with MATLAB and I've been relatively succesful (in my opinion) and I'd like to get hold of more tools for CFD/FEM which use MATLAB.

Istadi August 30, 2000 22:14

Re: CFD/FEM and MATLAB
 
I think, MATLAB has powerfull software to get online visualization of the computation result and we get smooth graphic line. It have an advantage for online visualization. However, it have a detriment that the code developed can not compile to executable file. So, we need always the source MATLAB to run code.

Steve Amphlett August 31, 2000 04:13

Re: CFD/FEM and MATLAB
 
I think you'll find that the MATLAB compiler can generate standalone code that can run independently from MATLAB.

clifford bradford August 31, 2000 13:58

Re: CFD/FEM and MATLAB
 
Istadi, I'm aware of the strengths and weaknesses of MATLAB and you're wrong: MATLAB has an optional compiler that allows you to translate your MATLAB code to C/C++ code. check out their homepage http://www.mathworks.com

anyway-do you have links to MATLAB CFD/FEM codes or utilities?

istadi September 1, 2000 22:42

Re: CFD/FEM and MATLAB
 
I have build the source code for CFD/FVM or CFD/FDM, but I have not yet build it in MATLAB code. So, as I know that MATLAB can't be compiled to executable file. If you can do it, please tell me about it. Must we convert the F90 code to C++ to get the executable file ? Is it easy to do ? Thank for your oppinion.

joel guerrero September 2, 2000 00:56

Re: CFD/FEM and MATLAB
 
try this link: http://www.cs.cornell.edu/Info/Peopl....0/patch2.html

clifford bradford September 4, 2000 14:53

Re: CFD/FEM and MATLAB
 
As far as I know you write the code in Matlab and the converter translates it into C++ which is then compiled. i suppose if you had code written in F90 then there'd be no reason to go the MATLAB route. if you want more info you should go to http://www.mathworks.com


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