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...48-porous-multiphase-toolbox-openfoam.html A porous multiphase toolbox for OpenFOAM] == OpenFOAM 3.0 and newer ==

This page aims to explain how to install {{OpenFOAM}} {{version2.4.x}} on any Linux Distribution. ...g chapters and sections is explained how to ''generally'' install OpenFOAM 2.4.x and related dependencies, such as ParaView:

This page is dedicated to explaining how to install {{OpenFOAM}} {{version2.4.x}} in [http://www.ubuntu.com Ubuntu]. ...m here: [http://openfoam.org/download/source/ Repository Release - version 2.4.x]

...ng familiar with how to handle {{tt|git}} repositories that are related to OpenFOAM and building the source code provided by those repositories. This page does : The official version for Mac OS X: [http://git-scm.com/download/mac Git for Mac OS X at git-scm.

This page is dedicated to explaining how to install {{OpenFOAM}} {{version2.4.x}} in: ...the time this page was first written, RHEL, CentOS and SL were (mostly) at version {{tt|6.6}}.

This page aims to explain how to install {{OpenFOAM}} {{versionOpenFOAMFoundationDev}} on any Linux Distribution. ...enFOAM/OpenFOAM-dev OpenFOAM-dev] (the development version released by the OpenFOAM Foundation) and related dependencies, such as ParaView:

== Known Guides For Building OpenFOAM 2.4.x on Mac OS X == The known guides for building {{OpenFOAM}} {{version2.4.x}} on Mac OS X are as follows:

...ns/forks/variants on which temporary folders can be deleted after building OpenFOAM from source code, which can save disk space between 2 and 10 GB. This inclu # the intermediate object files that were used to build OpenFOAM, namely the files with the extensions {{tt|*.o}};