exec('prog_name')
will launch the application prog_name
. It is
useful to execute an external PDE solver for instance especially under
Unix. It is not implemented for Macintosh because there is no simple way
to return to MacGfem after progname has ended.
The same can be achieved manually by a suitable combination of saveall
, wait
and
load
and simultaneous execution under multifinder.
user(what,f)
calls the C++ function in a j-loop:
for (int j=0; j<nquad, j++) creal gfemuser( creal what, creal* f, int j)
creal
is a scalar (float
) or a complex number if complex
has
been set; nquad=3*nt
if precise
is set and ns
otherwise.
what
is intended for users who need several such functions.
Then all can be put in the super function user
and selection is by
an if statement on what
.
gfemuser
access to all global variables are of course possible:
the triangulation (ns,nt, me, q, ng,ngt, area...
) ... refer to the file
fem.C
for more details.
Remark: An example of such gfemuser function is in fem.C
; if you
wish to put your own you must compile and link it. Under Unix, it is
easy. Under the Macintosh system, either you use freefem, which is
Gfem's kernel, or you must ask us a library version of MacGfem.