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Introduction
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*Our goal : write clear, readeable, high-level and yet efficient programs.*
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This is the motto of the lectures.
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Traditionnally, it is often said that genericity, abstraction (i.e. high-level) programming
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is not compatible with the efficency that we need in scientific computations.
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The goal of these lectures is to show that we can achieve these goals with today C++ and libraries.
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Why is it important?
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* Our codes are changing all the times. We want to have code reuse.
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* more to come here
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Goal of the lectures
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* Present some patterns and techniques which are useful to write high level and efficient codes.
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* Fix the "pattern" design of TRIQS. One problem : one standardised solution.
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