Re: [Gmsh] Crash in Delaunay Quad 2d mesh using the Gmsh-api

2018-06-14 Thread Christophe Geuzaine
Can you download the binary SDK from the website and test my python script with that? Christophe > On 14 Jun 2018, at 16:47, Konstantinos Iatridis > wrote: > > Thank you for the fast response! > I downloaded the current gmsh version from github. > I build it again as dll. > Configuring gmsh

Re: [Gmsh] Crash in Delaunay Quad 2d mesh using the Gmsh-api

2018-06-14 Thread Konstantinos Iatridis
Thank you for the fast response! I downloaded the current gmsh version from github. I build it again as dll. Configuring gmsh I changed the following switches to reduce dependencies: . ENABLE_ACIS=0 . ENABLE_BLAS_LAPACK=0 . ENABLE_FLTK=0 . ENABLE_OCC=0 . ENABLE_OCC_CAF

Re: [Gmsh] Crash in Delaunay Quad 2d mesh using the Gmsh-api

2018-06-13 Thread Christophe Geuzaine
I cannot reproduce the crash with the latest snapshot. Instead of generating a .geo file and using the undocumented private api, I would encourage you to try the new stable api - it's available in C++, C, Python and Julia. Here's your example written using the Python api : *** test.py *** im

[Gmsh] Crash in Delaunay Quad 2d mesh using the Gmsh-api

2018-06-13 Thread Konstantinos Iatridis
Hello gmsh developers and community First of all "thank you" to the developers and researchers of gmsh for this great project. I have built gmsh 3.0.6 as windows DLL and use it to generate 2d quad meshes from a C++ test application. I create programmatically a .geo file and send it for mes