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Scientific Programming
November 2002 issue
A very effective, MP-capable library for mathematical computation.
If it works for Los Alamos, it'll work for you. Read Jeffrey
D. Oldham's " Scientific
Computing Using POOMA".
Also in this issue:
- Dimension Checking of Physical Quantities
- Class Template, Member Template — or Both?
- A Cleanup Framework in C
- C/C++ Tip #9: Lexical Conversions
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Matt Austern, Angelika Langer, Klaus Kreft, and Robert
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Java
Solutions (October, 2002)
Here you'll find the online version of the Java Solutions
supplement complete with an archive of Chuck Allison's
import
java.* columns, Java
Tools, and a page of handy links
to online Java resources.
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