Hi Elmer Team,
during my thesis i wrote some code for strongly coupled solvers for transport phenomena in wood.
I'd like to make them available under GPL and link with other institutions to improve and advance the models, similar to the Elmer/Ice Project.
Is it possible to publish as usergroup at the elmerwiki and/or the website (http://www.csc.fi/english/pages/elmer/examples)? Which way of publishing the code would you recommend? I thought using savane (https://savannah.nongnu.org/) or github.
With kind regards,
Uwe
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Re: Elmer for wood physics
Hi Uwe
This sounds great!
You can get write access to Elmer wiki, see
http://www.elmerfem.org/elmerwiki/
This is a natural place for this kind of stuff.
Now the official www page of Elmer in www.csc.fi/elmer is waiting for renovation and we cannot give community members access there. This will remain as a rather static pointer to the more dynamic stuff. Probably when we update it some older stuff will be removed.
We could try to organize some subdirectory in the source files for contributed stuff (where the license could be also something else than GPL). There is an idea to do this also for the glaceology stuff that currently is managed otherwise.
As a quick solution could be also to put it to this forum under "Contributed cases".
-Peter
This sounds great!
You can get write access to Elmer wiki, see
http://www.elmerfem.org/elmerwiki/
This is a natural place for this kind of stuff.
Now the official www page of Elmer in www.csc.fi/elmer is waiting for renovation and we cannot give community members access there. This will remain as a rather static pointer to the more dynamic stuff. Probably when we update it some older stuff will be removed.
We could try to organize some subdirectory in the source files for contributed stuff (where the license could be also something else than GPL). There is an idea to do this also for the glaceology stuff that currently is managed otherwise.
As a quick solution could be also to put it to this forum under "Contributed cases".
-Peter
Re: Elmer for wood physics
Hi Peter,
posting an article at the wiki would be cool. I'll ask Sampo Sillanpää for the login with a hint to this forum entry.
Actualy it's a beta version, not working with newer revs of elmer. I gonna upload it to the gnu savannah (https://savannah.nongnu.org/) and continue fixing it to work with the newer revs and fix some other bugs. After i uploaded I'll put a link to the "contributed cases" forum, too.
Greetings,
Uwe
posting an article at the wiki would be cool. I'll ask Sampo Sillanpää for the login with a hint to this forum entry.
Do you mean a subdir at sourceforge or how would it work? Would you prefer to have it inside the elmer bundle?We could try to organize some subdirectory in the source files for contributed stuff
Actualy it's a beta version, not working with newer revs of elmer. I gonna upload it to the gnu savannah (https://savannah.nongnu.org/) and continue fixing it to work with the newer revs and fix some other bugs. After i uploaded I'll put a link to the "contributed cases" forum, too.
Greetings,
Uwe