Re: CFD with Octave?

[Shai Ayal]

What about Claw

http://www.amath.washington.edu/~claw/

I did not try it out, and it's not GPL but free for non-commercial use.

Shai

Marcus Vinicius Eiffle Duarte wrote:
> Hi, Joe!
>
>
> > I know of no CFD library for octave. Since CFD is computationally intensive,
> > more stuff seems to be compiled in C or Fortran than written for an
> > interpreted language like octave or MATLAB.
>
>
> That's exactly why I hoped to find a binding to a CFD library (written
> in C/C++ or Fortran): so I could write all the data IO and analysis
> routines in Octave and directly call a faster code to run the actual
> CFD solver.
>
> I would also like to find good CFD code license under the GPL/LGPL. At
> the moment I would not like to invest a lot of money on proprietary
> code, if I can find free code that fits my needs.
>
> I am investigating a few free options (OpenFlower, OpenFOAM, etc), and
> hope that I can find some that would be not-too-difficult to bind to
> Octave, in the case I will have to do it myself (and I never wrote a
> simple OCT-file).
>
> Thanks,
>
> Marcus Vinicius
>
>
>
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