Scientific Data Type(scalar field) Our scientific programming environment supports many scientific data types such as scalar field, vector field, tensor and so on, usual mathematical types used in scientific programming. Recently I started to refactor scalar field using Modern C++20 features (particularly ‘Range’ library). I thought it would be a good example to show how […]
DamBreak++ Physics Simulator Just completed the first version of the DamBreak++ physics simulator now supporting C++17/20. Many bugs are fixed and validation test completed successfully. A re-factoring has been done and is still ongoing. This required a big effort to make it done. Lot of prototypes were developed over the years, and I had to […]
Scientific Programming Modern C++ Scientific programming using Modern C++ requires a new way of thinking about programming, at first sight it may often be more abstract and more difficult to understand than conventional codes. Adopting these new features means not only learning a whole programming style but learning new unfamiliar features as well. I’m currently […]
I don’t remember where I took that from, but I think it’s worth sharing. I have been developing software for almost 25 years and this is what I think that’s the 4 most important skills for a software developer. Software development is 100% about solving problems If you can quickly adapt to the rapidly changing […]
C++ has many features which make this language very attractive for scientific programming, and one of them is the operator overload functionality. I present an example taken from our programming environment (math3D library) that use this to represent a rotation class (Euler angles).
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