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  • Stephane Del Pino's avatar
    Stéphane Del Pino authored
    This is just a test to plug builtin-functions into the language.
    One can write
    ``
    m1 = transform(m0, f);
    ``
    where `m0` and `m1` are meshes (m0 being initialized) and `f` is a function.
    
    By now the function is not used, its type is not checked the only validated info
    is that it is actually a function...
    
    For validation purpose, one distorts the mesh using a C++ code.
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