This is the TTL (Triangulation Template Library) README file
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TTL is a generic triangulation library developed at SINTEF Applied
Mathematics.  TTL is generic in the sense that it does not rely on a
special data structure. Thus, you can operate with your own
application data structure and benefit from a variety of generic
algorithms in TTL that can work directly on any data structure for
triangulations.

If you do not want to bother with making your own data structure and
adapt it to TTL, you can use one of the data structures that comes
with TTL and use TTL as you would use any other triangulation library.

TTL runs on a number of platforms, including Unix, Linux and Windows.
If you have any problems it is straightforward to modify the source code.
The C++ compiler must support the syntax: function<  >(..,..) for calling
function templates.

Examples of generic tools currently available are:
- Incremental Delaunay triangulation
- Constrained Delaunay triangulation
- Insert and remove nodes in a triangulation
- Searching and traversal operations
- Misc. queries for extracting information for visualisation systems etc.

This library was developed by the Geometry Group at SINTEF ICT,
Department of Applied Mathematics.

More information about the TTL library can be found at: 
  
  http://www.sintef.no/Geometry-Toolkits


Requirements:
* CMake
  www.cmake.org

A few comments on the current distribution:

(1) You can generate doxygen information by typing 'doxygen' in the base
    directory.
(2) In order to compile/install the library, you need to use CMake. See 
    the INSTALL file.

Good luck!