Download the Dune 1.0.0 module sources

• dune-common [ tarball: dune-common-1.0.0.tar.gz ]
• dune-grid [ tarball: dune-grid-1.0.0.tar.gz ]
• dune-grid-howto [ tarball: dune-grid-howto-1.0.0.tar.gz ]
• dune-istl [ tarball: dune-istl-1.0.0.tar.gz ]

DUNE 1.0 - Release notes

Changes to Previous Releases

Since this is the very first release there are no changes that we can list. But here is a short list of features that the DUNE 1.0 release provides.

• Six different Grid Implementations:

  • SGrid: A structured grid in n space dimensions
  • YaspGrid: A structured parallel grid in n space dimensions
  • UGGrid: The grid manager of the UG toolbox
  • AlbertaGrid: The grid manager of the Alberta toolbox
  • OneDGrid: A sequential locally adaptive grid in one space dimension
  • ALUSimplexGrid, ALUCubeGrid: A hexahedral, tetrahedral, and triangular grid with nonconforming refinement including parallelization with dynamic load-balancing.

• Linear Algebra

  DUNE contains ISTL (the Iterative Solver Template Library) for powerful linear algebra. The main features are:

  • Abstractions for block matrices (e.g. compressed row storage and block diagonal) and block vectors
  • Block structure arbitrarily nestable
  • High performance through generic programming
  • Expression templates for BLAS1 routines
  • Several standard solvers

• Quadrature Formulas

  • Quadrature rules for all common element types
  • Rules for hypercubes up to order 19, for simplices up to order 12

• Input/Output

  • Visualization using GRAPE
  • Output in Data Explorer format
  • Reading and writing in the AmiraMesh format
  • Reading grid files in the grid independent Dune grid format DGF
  • Reading simplex grids through DGF constructed using the tools Tetgen/Triangle (http://tetgen.berlios.de, http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~quake/triangle.html)
  • Subsampling of high-order functions
  • Write grids and data in the format of the visualization toolkit (vtk)

Tested Platforms

The DUNE core developers have tested DUNE on the following platforms.

• Debian Linux Sarge and Etch, using mpich/lam and gcc (3.4, 4.0, 4.1)
• Gentoo Linux, using openmpi/mpich and gcc (3.4, 4.0, 4.1)
• HP XC Version 3.0/SFS 2.1 using gcc (3.4 ,4.0)
• SuSE Linux 10.x using gcc

We have also gotten reports of successful installations on various flavours of Mac OSX.

For known bugs, please take a look at the bug tracking system and the documentation!