#PyHIP
A Python interface to Hip which is a package for manipulating unstructured computational grids and their associated datasets.
Requirements
PyHIP comes with a minimal requirement for Python version that should be at least 3.6
Installation
PyHIP can be installed directly in a Python 3 environnement from pip by running the command:
pip install pyhip
This command will install PyHIP and all its dependencies (if needed). Once this step is over you can check the installation by executing the following command:
python3 -c "import pyhip"
Usage
Please refer to the PyHIP project documentation for further details.
#Credits
- Author: Jens-Dominik Mueller j.mueller@qmul.ac.uk
- contributor(s) :
- Gabriel Staffelbach gabriel.staffelbach@cerfacs.fr
- Aimad Er-raiy erraiya@cerfacs.fr
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