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Posted about 5 years ago by Robert
Has anyone had any luck compiling the MATLAB interface on MacOS? I'm not particularly C/C++ or compiler-savy, so I could really use a hand... if it's even possible to compile for my architecture at all. Clang is the default compiler on MacOS. ... [More] Basically, I'm just trying to run mfemm_setup (release 3_0) to completion. I was able to address a compilation issue with many of the files by changing the include directive for "malloc.h" to [Less]
Posted over 5 years ago by Johannes Zarl-Zierl
This issue is now tracked in https://sourceforge.net/p/xfemm/tickets/2/
Posted over 5 years ago by Johannes Zarl-Zierl
Regression in flux-density computation for static2d
Posted over 5 years ago by Johannes Zarl-Zierl
Potential crash in mesher
Posted over 5 years ago by Johannes Zarl-Zierl
Closing this bug because it has been stale for 4 years and because I thinks it has been resolved.
Posted over 5 years ago by Johannes Zarl-Zierl
Unreachable if branches
Posted over 5 years ago by Johannes Zarl-Zierl
Hi, Sorry, I'm quite late to the party - thanks for reporting this and even more for taking the time to find and link the Triangle bug report as well. No, this is not a known problem to me. Did you ever find a root cause, or can you share a file that triggers the bug? Cheers, Johannes
Posted over 5 years ago by Johannes Zarl-Zierl
Hi, Sorry for the late reply (I don't look at the forum that often). I don't have Matlab/Octave set up here, but after removing the "PrevType" line in the .fem/.ans file it is at least opened correctly by cfemm. My guess is therefore that mfemm chokes on the same token, which is not yet supported by xfemm. HTH, Johannes
Posted over 5 years ago by Pierre P
Hi community, First of all, I'm really impressed by xfemm so far and how fast it allows solving and postprocessing compared to femm42 itself. Great idea to have the heavy lifting done in C++ and able to run under Linux. I'm successfully able to mesh ... [More] and solve .fem files but I'm having an issue when trying to load the generated .ans file in femm to do some post processing from matlab (I already developed quite a bit of code to do so before xfemm existed so don't want to switch to fpproc right now).... [Less]
Posted over 5 years ago by Pierre P
Hi community, First of all, I'm really impressed by xfemm so far and how fast it allows solving and postprocessing compared to femm42 itself. Great idea to have the heavy lifting done in C++ and able to run under Linux. I'm successfully able to mesh ... [More] and solve .fem files but I'm having an issue when trying to load the generated .ans file in femm to do some post processing from matlab (I already developed quite a bit of code to do so before xfemm existed so don't want to switch to fpproc right now).... [Less]