On Mon, 19 Jan 2009, Derek Gaston wrote:
> Or... you could use libMesh SVN. In general this isn't a bad idea. Most
> development activities in libMesh tend not to impact "normal" users on a day
> to day basis.
This is typically true - even when utterly upending the mesh class
hierarchy to ad
Or... you could use libMesh SVN. In general this isn't a bad idea.
Most development activities in libMesh tend not to impact "normal"
users on a day to day basis.
Note all of the qualifiers in those sentences... just to cover my butt.
Derek
On Jan 19, 2009, at 3:24 AM, Vasilis Vavourakis w
thnx for the info, i did in the past "make doc" and as u said they are not
present in class FEBase.
since that it seems that i need to use these functions i will add them in my
libmesh fe_base.h header file so as to have access to the corresponding
vectors of shape functions derivatives!
Vasilis
On Fri, 16 Jan 2009, [email protected] wrote:
> i came across the functions of FEBase below:
>
> const std::vector< std::vector < Real > > & get_dphidxi () const
> const std::vector< std::vector < Real > > & get_dphideta () const
> const std::vector< std::vector < Real > > & get_dphidz
i came across the functions of FEBase below:
const std::vector< std::vector < Real > > & get_dphidxi () const
const std::vector< std::vector < Real > > & get_dphideta () const
const std::vector< std::vector < Real > > & get_dphidzeta () const
they are present in the online Classes doc
