This repository is a fork of ProjectPhysX/FluidX3D with patches and documentation specific to the Intel Arc Pro B70 (Battlemage / xe driver). It contains a CFD solver source tree, build scripts, and configuration files. No network services, no daemon, no remote API. Direct security risks are limited to local execution risks of running an LBM solver on user data.

• A patch in src/ that introduces a memory-safety bug not present upstream (buffer overflow, use-after-free in B70 patches, etc.)
• A documented configuration in src/setup.cpp or env-var (FLUIDX3D_WINDOW) that, if followed, creates a security risk on the user's machine
• Leaked credentials, tokens, or personal data in a committed file
• Malicious links in documentation
• Any modification that weakens the upstream FluidX3D's protections

Please do not open a public issue for security findings.

Instead, contact the maintainer directly via the email address listed on the GitHub profile (https://github.com/heikogleu-dev), or use GitHub's private security advisory mechanism on this repository:

→ Security tab → Report a vulnerability

You will receive an acknowledgement within 7 days.

• Bugs in upstream FluidX3D (not introduced by this fork's patches) should be reported to ProjectPhysX/FluidX3D
• Bugs in the Intel xe-driver / Compute Runtime / oneAPI should be reported to the respective upstream projects (Intel Compute Runtime, freedesktop xe kernel, Intel oneAPI). The xe-driver -EINVAL cleanup race documented in this repo is one such upstream issue — we work around it but the fix belongs in xe.
• Security of input STL files — the user is responsible for the meshes they load. FluidX3D's STL parser is upstream code; we do not modify it.

If you are unsure where a bug belongs, open a regular issue and we will help triage.

Only the current master branch is actively maintained. Older commits / tags are kept for historical reference only.