Here’s some C++ functions which evaluate Chebyshev polynomials: Chebyshev Polynomials of the first kind: T0(x): template <class T> T T0(const T& x); T1(x): template <class T> T T1(const T& x); T2(x): template <class T> T T2(const T& x); Tn(x): template <class T> T Tn(unsigned int n, const T& x); Chebyshev Polynomials of the second kind: … Continue reading “C++ Functions to Evaluate Chebyshev Polynomials”
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OpenDDS
OpenDDS: OpenDDS is an open source C++ implementation of the Object Management Group (OMG) Data Distribution Service (DDS). OpenDDS leverages the Adaptive Communication Environment (ACE) to provide a cross platform environment. OpenDDS is supported by Object Computing, Inc. Download OpenDDS here.
X Windows Programming in C++: Part III
Continuing with our task of creating a C++ version of basicwin.c, we next look at XCreateSimpleWindow. Here’s some code snippets from basicwin.c showing the use of XCreateSimpleWindow:
(more…)X Windows Programming in C++: Part II
Continuing with our task of creating a C++ version of basicwin.c, we next look at XOpenDisplay / XCloseDisplay. Here’s some code snippets from basicwin.c showing the use of these functions:
(more…)X Windows Programming in C++: Part I
Years ago, I did quite a bit X Windows programming. When I started developing X Windows software, I was also learning C++ (this was a long time ago). Unfortunately , the X Windows system I was developing software for did not have a C++ compiler. This led to some frustration since using C++ would have made some of my tasks easier.
A fews years later, I worked on another project using X and Motif. It was mandated that this software be written in C leading to same frustration I experience when I first started learning X (by this time I was a seasoned C++ developer, so writing anything in C seemed like a step backward).
I’ve decided to revisit X Windows programming on my own for a few reasons:
- I’m a little rusty when it comes to X Windows programming.
- I want to use X in a project I’ve been contemplating for the past few years.
- I’m currently working on Microsoft Windows C++/C# project at work and I want to do some non-Microsoft programming on my own.
My first step in getting back into X Windows programming was to revist the book, Xlib Programming Manual, Rel. 5. The examples in this book are written in C (Kerninghan and Ritchie C, no less). One of these examples, basicwin.c, demonstrates the fundementals of programming with the X library. I figure coming up with a C++ version of basicwin.c would be a useful learning experience for myself and possibly others.
I’ll start out by taking pieces of basicwin.c and converting them to C++. I’ll start with following code fragments showing the use of the structures: XSizeHints, XWMHints, and XClassHint.
(more…)C++ Functions to Evaluate Legendre Polynomials
Here’s some C++ functions which evaluate Legendre polynomials:
P0(x):
double P0(double x) ;
P1(x):
double P1(double x) ;
P2(x):
double P2(double x) ;
Pn(x):
double Pn(unsigned int n, double x) ;
These are inline functions defined in the header file, legendre.h:
(more…)An Interview Question
Here’s some code stolen from The Daily WTF: ushort GetAsciiValue (uchar ch) { ushort i; for (i=0; i<=255; i++) { if(ch == i) return i; } return 0; } It might be interesting to show this code to a candidate for a C/C++ position. Ask him/her if there is anything wrong with this code, and … Continue reading “An Interview Question”
Matrix Template Library
While rewriting some data analysis software I developed many years ago (the original was written in K & R C, the new version will be written in C++), I stumbled upon The Matrix Template Library (MTL). MTL is a library that provides comprehensive linear algebra functionality for a wide variety of matrix formats. I was … Continue reading “Matrix Template Library”