Information
- Paper topic: Geometry
- Software type: Code
- Able to run a replicability test: True
- Replicability score: 5
- License: unspecified
- Build mechanism: None
- Dependencies:
- Documentation score {0,1,2}: 1
- Reviewer: Nicolas Bonneel
Source code information
Comments
The code comes with no makefile, but it is straightforward to compile it (a single main.cpp and a few .h, with no external dependencies, which is ideal). Given the stdafx.h, I compiled it with Visual Studio 2017, creating a solution in no effort.
However, std::auto_ptr is soon to be deprecated. Right now, you need to #include <memory> in geodesic_memory.h to compile it. Some people mention the preprocessor directive _HAS_AUTO_PTR_ETC=1 but this was not useful for me (perhaps VS2019).
Data were not provided, so I computed geodesics on meshes of my own. I managed to compute single source/all destinations geodesics of a 474K triangle mesh in 4.8 seconds on a 2.8GHz laptop, which matches timings in the paper (382K triangles in 4.13 seconds, on a 3.4GHz desktop machine).
