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At work (I'm a physics/mathematics guy developing quantum optical simulations): Fortran 2003/2008 C++ LaTeX Sage Mathematica Haskell (My initial experimen
by amplitwist 14y ago
At work (I'm a physics/mathematics guy developing quantum optical simulations):
Fortran 2003/2008
C++
LaTeX
Sage
Mathematica
Haskell (My initial experiments look promising; ghc+llvm has consistently beaten gcc and gfortran when doing RK4 integration of complicated functions. I'm currently testing array performance with REPA.)
Emacs
Dislin (Looking for a replacement, since it's a real pain
to use)
Charm++ (Looks promising, but also seems hard to use.)
MPI
At home:
Haskell
- brutuscat 14y agoWow, nice set of tools! How all that fits together to write a simulator? I mean how (or when) does Haskell interacts with C++ code?
- bugsbunnyak 14y ago> Dislin (Looking for a replacement, since it's a real pain to use) Have you tried MayaVi?