[Gfs-devel] Help: How to read the source code efficiently and add our code to Gerris?

[王瑞]

Dear professor,

I am a fresh graduate student from Department of Fluid Mechanics, University of Science and Technology of China. I am very interested in quad/octree AMR and want to become a developer of Gerris by adding our code concerning Moving Contact Lines(MCL) to Gerris. But I have trouble reading the source code because I don't know the exact meaning or function of each variable and function. I am wondering that is there any advice or  guide from you to help me understand the source code more efficiently, which will speed up the process we add our code to Gerris. By the way, how to add new code to Gerris is also a problem, and I will be appreciated if you teach me how to operate it.  

Best Regards,

Ray

 

 

   

[Stephane Popinet]

Dear Ray,

Have you read:

http://gfs.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Gerris_Flow_Solver_Programming_Course_for_Dummies

You should also consider using Basilisk rather than Gerris, as it is a
much simpler code.

http://basilisk.fr

cheers

Stephane

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