Los Alamos Grid Toolbox (LaGriT) is a library of user callable tools that provide mesh generation, mesh optimization and dynamic mesh maintenance in two and three dimensions.
nix provides reproducible (and cached builds) of any software. This means it is possible to always reproduce a build with nix if you for instance provide a revision of the repo with the nix build declarations. E.g.
Anyway, if you have had trouble with e.g. reproducibility and with developers setting up their development environment, nix is a solution to these problems although it has a steep learning curve. I have not included my packaging efforts in nixpkgs (https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs), as I do not know lagrit well enough to say if the produced build result, even with tests passing (python3 runtests.py), is completely valid. Let me know if any you actual maintainers have interest in these things! Otherwise, as said at the start, this is just a FYI.
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This is mostly just a FYI but I have gone through the effort of packaging
lagritfor thenixpackage manager (https://nixos.org/). See here for the build definition: https://github.com/nialov/nix-extra/blob/master/overlays/packages/lagrit/default.nixnixprovides reproducible (and cached builds) of any software. This means it is possible to always reproduce a build withnixif you for instance provide a revision of the repo with thenixbuild declarations. E.g.Anyway, if you have had trouble with e.g. reproducibility and with developers setting up their development environment,
nixis a solution to these problems although it has a steep learning curve. I have not included my packaging efforts innixpkgs(https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs), as I do not knowlagritwell enough to say if the produced build result, even with tests passing (python3 runtests.py), is completely valid. Let me know if any you actual maintainers have interest in these things! Otherwise, as said at the start, this is just a FYI.