In the reference guide section we give a quick aproach to the use of the different FEconv options.

We use $(FECONV) to refer to the FEconv executable. Note that under Windows you must use feconv.exe to launch FEconv from cmd (Command prompt). If you use any POSIX distribution (UNIX, Linux) you must call the generated executable without any extension and preceded by the path to its location, such as ./feconv if you are located in the same folder as the executable, using the command-line interpreter.

We also use $(IM) to refer to a input mesh with a valid extension, see supported input mesh extensions, and $(OM) to refer to a output mesh with a valid extension, see supported output mesh extensions. Both can contain absolute or relative paths.

To refer to a file name we use <file>

To refer to an integer we use <n>, for several integer values we use [<n1>,<n1>,...] and <val> for floating point.

Finally, we use <name> for alphanumeric strings that identify field names.