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4.6.1 (Work-in-progress): new api to retrieve "homogeneous" model-based data;
improved VTK reader; small bug fixes.
4.6.1 (Work-in-progress): API errors now throw exceptions with the last error
message (instead of an integer error code); new API to retrieve "homogeneous"
model-based data, for improved Python performance; improved VTK reader; small
bug fixes.
4.6.0 (June 22, 2020): new options to only generate initial 2D or 3D meshes
(without node insertion), and to only mesh non-meshed entities; added ability to
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......@@ -5752,16 +5752,12 @@ The Gmsh Application Programming Interface (API) allows you to integrate
the Gmsh library in your own application. By design, the Gmsh API is
purely functional, and only uses elementary types from the target
language. Currently supported languages are C++, C, Python and Julia.
See the
@url{@value{GITLAB-PREFIX}/tutorial/c++,tutorial/c++},
See the @url{@value{GITLAB-PREFIX}/tutorial/c++,tutorial/c++},
@url{@value{GITLAB-PREFIX}/tutorial/c,tutorial/c},
@url{@value{GITLAB-PREFIX}/tutorial/python,tutorial/python}
and
@url{@value{GITLAB-PREFIX}/tutorial/julia,tutorial/julia}
directories for the API @ref{Tutorial}. Other API examples are available
in the
@url{@value{GITLAB-PREFIX}/demos/api/,demos/api}
directory.
@url{@value{GITLAB-PREFIX}/tutorial/python,tutorial/python} and
@url{@value{GITLAB-PREFIX}/tutorial/julia,tutorial/julia} directories
from the @ref{Tutorial} for examples. For other API examples, see the
@url{@value{GITLAB-PREFIX}/demos/api/,demos/api} directory.
The different versions of the API are generated automatically from the
master API definition file
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......@@ -15,10 +15,9 @@ The `c++', `c', `python' and `julia' subdirectories contain the C++, C, Python
and Julia tutorials, written using the Gmsh Application Programming Interface
(API). You will need the Gmsh dynamic library and the associated header files
(for C++ and C) or modules (for Python and Julia) to run them. Each subdirectory
also contains additional information on how to run the tutorials for each
supported language, as well as extended tutorials (starting with `x')
introducing features available through the API but not available in `.geo'
files.
contains additional information on how to run the tutorials for each supported
language, as well as extended tutorials (starting with `x') introducing features
available through the API but not available in `.geo' files.
* A binary Software Development Kit (SDK) for Windows, Linux and macOS, that
contains the dynamic Gmsh library and the associated header and module files,
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