Fluid simulation

Operating system

• Ubuntu based Linux operating system (tested on Kubuntu 20.04)

OR

• WSL1, with XClient installed (eg. XLaunch with disabled "native opengl" and enabled "Disable access control").

Prerequisites:

• sudo apt-get update

• CMake - sudo apt install cmake

• Build essentials - sudo apt-get install build-essential

• GoogleTest - sudo apt-get install libgtest-dev

• OpenGL - sudo apt-get install mesa-utils

• GLFW3 - sudo apt-get install libglfw3-dev

• GLEW - sudo apt-get install glew-utils && sudo apt-get install glew-utils

Building:

• Clone this repository
• cd STUD-Fluid-Simulation
• mkdir build && cd build

For release mode:

• cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
• Optionally, if building in WSL1 environemnt add option -DWSL1=ON
• Optionally, for building tests, add option -DBUILD_TESTS=enable

For release mode:

• cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
• Optionally, if building in WSL1 environemnt add option -DWSL1=ON
• Optionally, for building tests, add option -DBUILD_TESTS=enable
• make -j $(nproc)

Running application

• cd src
• ./fluid_simulation

Running Tests (if enabled):

• cd test
• ./Tests

For opening in Clion on Windows (with WSL1):

• Clion must be installed and configured to work with WSL1 - https://www.jetbrains.com/help/clion/how-to-use-wsl-development-environment-in-product.html
• Clone this repository
• Open project in Clion
• Click "Trust this project"
• Accept shared configurations - click "OK"
• Appplication and tests can now be built and run from the Clion