WARNING: This package is depreciated in favor of the gmsh and gmsh-dev packages maintained by Gmsh developers. There will be no more updates here.
The aim of this package is to download and install the Gmsh SDK in a pythonic way, i.e. via pip command. No gmsh files are maintained here. Installation should work under Linux, Windows and MacOSX for both Python 2 and 3.
Before installation make sure that possibly conflicting gmsh-sdk-git is uninstalled:
$ pip uninstall gmsh-sdk-git
then install (or upgrade) gmsh-sdk:
$ pip install --upgrade gmsh-sdk
and use:
$ gmsh --help $ python -c "import gmsh; gmsh.initialize(['', '--help'])"
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