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Notes for TRIQS C++ contributor
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*Our goal : write clear, readeable, high-level and yet efficient programs.*
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The goal of these notes is to be :
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* a starting point for learning modern C++ for scientific computation :
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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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* a style guide for the TRIQS project (C++ part).
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Most of the content is more general (and independant of the TRIQS project).
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They are a few notes on modern C++ for scientific computations.
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The intended audience is physicists with a basic knowledge of C++ (??).
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These lectures do not focuss on basic syntax, but on useful **idioms**.
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.. highlight:: c
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.. toctree::
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:maxdepth: 1
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:numbered:
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basic/contents
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patterns/contents
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concepts/contents
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