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#+TITLE:                       *cfMesh README*
#+AUTHOR:                      Franjo Juretic.
#+DATE:                           October 2016
#+LINK:                  http://www.cfmesh.com
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cfMesh is a library for mesh generation built on OpenFOAM.

* License
  cfMesh is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the
  terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software
  Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later
  version.

* System requirements
  cfMesh is developed and tested on Linux and MS Windows.

* Installation
  Binaries and the source code can be downloaded from http://sourceforge.net/projects/cfmesh/

* Building from Sources (Optional)

  cfMesh can be built with recent versions of OpenFOAM and foam-extend. In order to build the library, a working OpenFOAM environment is needed. The build started by the Allwmake script located in this folder. It can be built with gcc and mingw compilers which support OpenMP (gcc-4.2.4 and above). Other compilers are not tested. This instructions are valid for Linux, only. We encourage Windows users to download the binary package.

* Getting Started

  Copy the 'tutorials' examples directory in the cfMesh distribution to the
  'run' directory.  If the OpenFOAM environment variables are set correctly,
  then the following command will work correctly:

  + cp -r tutorials $FOAM_RUN

  Run the first example case of a simplified car body:

  + cd $FOAM_RUN/tutorials/asmoOctree
  + cartesianMesh

  All cases have Allrun and Allclean scripts guiding you through the meshing process.

* Documentation
  http://www.c-fields.com and in the userGuide folder.

* List of contributors
  Franjo Juretic
  Philippose Rajan
  Ivor Clifford
  
* How to contribute

  It you are interested in contributing to cfMesh please send an e-mail at: info@c-fields.com
  We gladly accept contributions, whether they are the code, validation data, documentation, promotional material, etc.
  cfMesh development process follows the git-flow branching model, described in http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/.