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Extra Material

This directory contains some extra material, in particular code obtained from other sources and made available (when the copyright allows it, of course).

External libraries

Here you find a set of external libraries that have been forked to be adapted to the convention I use in the course.

  • muParser: a copy of the muparser library (a fork of the original git repo). The script PACS_install.sh will install the library in the local pacs directories
  • muParserx: a copy of the muparserX library (a fork of the original git repo). The script PACS_install.sh will install the library in the local pacs directories
  • json: A fork of JSON for Modern C++ by Niels Lohman. Tools for reading/writing json files and much more.
  • pybind11. A modified copy of the repository one of the best python wrappers for C++. The modifications consist only in adaptation to the environment used for the PACS Examples.

All directories contain a README_PACS.md file for specific instructions related to the PACS environment (read also the original README.md file, if present). There you find the instructions on how to install the tool. We assume that the c++ compiler is gnu g++ and that you have the install command installed (if not and you have Ubuntu-type Linux distributions you can do apt-get install coreutils to obtain it).

A little utility to help you

If you do not want to get into the separate tools but you are breve enough to try compile all of them in one go, just type

bash ./install_extras.sh

or, simply,

./install_extras.sh

Other material

This directory contains also some additional material.

  • LinearAlgebraBooksandNotes/ As the name says. A few books and notes on linear algebra and not just linear algebra

  • CRLFSaga.odt The Carriage Return/Line Feed issue: why text files on Windows are different than in Linux/Unix/MacOS?

  • CppCon14Lecture Lectures on the C++14 standard by the CppCon community

  • Vagrant_guid.pdf A guide on Vagrant, a tool for virtual machines.

  • tounix. A simple shell script to transform a DOS/Windows text file to Unix, by changing the line ending convention.