this is somewhat similar to what is currently done in the 'implicit'
branch of dumux, but it takes things further:
- ewoms/boxmodels/common -> ewoms/disc/vcfv
(vcfv == vertex centered finite volumes)
- ewoms/boxmodels/vtk -> ewoms/vtk
(possibly this will move to ewoms/io/vtk, TBD)
- ewoms/boxmodels -> ewoms/models
- test/boxmodels -> test/implicit
- the files for the common VCFV code have been renamed from "box*" to
"vcfv\1" and the classes they contain have been renamed accordingly.
The rationale is to reflect the fact that multiple discretizations may
be chosen for any physical model. (Once these discretizations are
implemented, obviously.) All tests still compile for the autotools and
cmake build systems
eWoms hereby declares full independence. Humor aside, the main
technical advantage of this is, that it is now possible to easily
install both, Dumux and eWoms on a system using a package management
system without bad tricks.
in addition to last time, don't add authors that are responsible than
5 lines in a file. This mainly makes a difference for very short files
like the .cc files...
this time we ignore the commits 024955b5, f34d3482, 292c0084,
153374e8, 54c9450f, 6bc12abc, ee0eb46b, a1f3edc6, 5858986f and
0c4b9162 because these are huge commits that either dealt with white
space clean ups or just moved some files around. Also for the total
lines in a source file we only account for the non-ignored lines.
while the git history might be not entirely accurate, it is certainly
much better what is currently there. the authors are sorted by the
number of lines changed in the file.
