4.1.1 NACA0012 demo

The demo builds an ADF tree using pyADF for the NACA0012 profile. The exemple is not SIDS compliant, and is just there to show how to call the Python classes and methods.

In this demo, the floating point values of the mesh are stored into the script itself, into float arrays. Then, these arrays are copied into the CGNS database. This is a way of feeding the database with a large amount of data, but a practical use of the array should require some C or Fortran tools for the array creation.