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Hi all,
I am a physicist learning C++. I know f77 pretty well and I have
developed a lot of fortran software for the simulation of molecules,
etc. As I am at the beginning of learning and I am a practical person,
I wonder where I could find examples (or manuals/tutorials/guides) of
C++ code for programs (or objects, etc) developed for physicists for
the simulation of molecules or other aspects of physics. I think in
this way it would be easier for me to learn the complicated aspects of
C++ (heritance, classes, etc) that does not exist in fortran; I believe
that looking to the code, once I have understood the physics of the
program, would let me easily to understand the programming technique.
Thanks !
I am a physicist learning C++. I know f77 pretty well and I have
developed a lot of fortran software for the simulation of molecules,
etc. As I am at the beginning of learning and I am a practical person,
I wonder where I could find examples (or manuals/tutorials/guides) of
C++ code for programs (or objects, etc) developed for physicists for
the simulation of molecules or other aspects of physics. I think in
this way it would be easier for me to learn the complicated aspects of
C++ (heritance, classes, etc) that does not exist in fortran; I believe
that looking to the code, once I have understood the physics of the
program, would let me easily to understand the programming technique.
Thanks !