License and download
License
Most of the codes of the Virtual Test Facility are free software distributed under the BSD license or the
GNU license.
Consult the COPYRIGHT and/or README files in subdirectories for additional copyright holders and contributors and details on legal
modification and/or redistribution.
Registration
We would like to keep an informal record who is downloading the VTF software. Please fill out the short form below and submit it. You will receive an automated, immediate email response that will provide you with a password for the user name
anonymous with which you can access the TAR-files and the CVS repository. Note that this password changes daily at 2:00AM PST.
Download TAR-files
All tar-files are compressed with gzip. Access the files with the username
anonymous and the current password received via email.
The fluid-structure coupling routines of the VTF (cf.
vtf/stlib/packages/elc) assume a partitioned approach and make use of MPI. Compilation of the directory
vtf/fsi, included in VTF-1.0.tgz, FSI-Only-1.0.tgz, and AMROC-Clawpack-1.0.tgz (partially), requires configuration with
--enable-mpi=yes or
MPI=yes in
vtf/setup. See
Installation and Configuration.
- Download only selected pieces
- Third-party libaries (Binary libaries are provided for convenience only. See Installation and Configuration for details):
- Binary HDF4.2r1 libraries for selected systems (HDF4 is mandatory for AMROC, configure argument $HDF4_DIR): HDF4.2r1.tgz (3.7M)
- Binary Visual3 libraries for selected systems (optional for AMROC, configure argument $VISUAL3_DIR): Visual3.tgz (3.0M)
- Source for Cantera library (optional for AMROC-WENO-TCD, configure argument $CANTERA_DIR): Cantera.tgz (1.4M)
Anonymous CVS access
Use
cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.cacr.caltech.edu:/vtf login
cvs -z3 -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.cacr.caltech.edu:/vtf checkout vtf
cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.cacr.caltech.edu:/vtf logout
to obtain a checkout of the entire VTF repository.
In order to make a more selective checkout, download the script
CheckoutVTF.sh, make it executable and run it.
When being asked for the current password, provide the one you had received via automated email.
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RalfDeiterding - 11 Aug 2007