cgal4py is a Python interface for using the CGAL Delaunay triangulation classes in any number of dimensions. Triangulation in parallel is also supported using the algorithm described in Peterka, Morozov, & Phillips (2014). Documentation for cgal4py can be found here.
Licensing
cgal4py is released as open source software under a BSD license.
Requirements
For running in serial:
C++14 compiler
CGAL Version 3.5 or higher is required for periodic triangulations in 3D and version 4.9 or higher is required for periodic triangulations in 2D.
For running in parallel you will need the above plus:
Installation
From Source
1. Clone the cgal4py package using Mercurial. $ hg clone https://[username]@bitbucket.org/[username]/cgal4py where [username] should be replaced with your Bitbucket username. 2. From the distribution directory, execute the install script. $ python setup.py install If you do not have administrative privileges, add the flag --user to the above command and the package will be installed in your user package directory.
Who do I talk to?
This package is currently maintained by Meagan Lang.
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