I’ve been a fan of the GTS library for quite some time. I’ve got a great piece of decimation code based on their Volume Optimized Vertex algorithms that I use a lot, as it offers great results and it’s pretty configurable to any desired number of triangles.
Today I had to recompile GTS, GLIB, and my own code as I started running on a new machine, and I noticed that the library hasn’t been updated since 2006. That’s practically pre-historic in computer time. Does anyone know if this is still being maintained?
If not, does anyone know of a similar library that offers the same features?
Hello. I’m fairly sure GTS is still being maintained. It was originally developed, I believe, for use in the Gerris Flow Solver , and that’s very active, and it uses GTS throughout for pre- and postprocessing. I think it’s more of a case of GTS satisfying its original requirements and remaining stable.
a gts fork: http://www.gnugts.org/
Hi Randall, I’ve found this one https://github.com/explodus/boost-gts , a rewrite of gts using boost, but it’s stopped since last august.
@ thiago Unfortunately no, not yet.
Hi Randall,
Have you found that? I need one too.
Thanks!