Installation
numgeo is available as a precompiled executable for Windows and popular Linux distributions. Find the specific instructions for your operating system below.
Windows (10/11)
The easiest and recommended way to use numgeo on Windows is with the portable version. It's fully self-contained and doesn't require installing any third-party software.
Windows 10
Some users have reported compatibility issues on Windows 10. If you encounter any problems, please report them to the development team.
Linux
The Linux versions are available in two variants, depending on your preferred toolchain: one compiled with Intel OneAPI and another with GCC.
We provide ready-to-run scripts and detailed instructions for the following distributions:
- Ubuntu (Tested on 20.04, 22.04, 23.10)
- Fedora (Tested on recent versions)
Extending Functionality with User Subroutines
You can extend numgeo's functionality by writing your own user-defined subroutines in Fortran. This is useful for tasks like: * Implementing a custom constitutive model. * Prescribing a complex loading pattern.
To compile and link your custom code, you will need a Fortran compiler installed on your system.