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This repository serve as a backup for my Maxwell-TD code
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Maxwell-TD-Scattering/HybridMesher
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README.rst

Geometry

This repository contains code for the Geometry library, which is available both as a C++ library and a Python module. The documentation is up here.

Building

All that is required is a working Python installation. First, clone the repository

$ git clone https://git.acem.ece.illinois.edu/gonzalo9/HybridMesher.git
$ cd HybridMesher

You may also need to install a few other tools, such as m4 and cmake if they are not already installed. A new version of cmake is needed. Next, we build the dependencies by running

$ ./PRE_SETUP
$ ./SETUP

Lastly, you can build the Python module by running the Makefile

$ make python

Documentation

To build the documentation, you simply only need to run the Makefile

$ make docs