Mitch Richling: Example Code
| Author: | Mitch Richling |
| Updated: | 2021-05-25 |
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
This collection of examples began it's life as a resource for my students – "UNIX System Programming", "Numerical Analysis", "Mathematical Modeling", etc… Over the years I have tried to keep this collection updated and fresh. It is my sincere hope that the examples below are still useful for beginners as well as a reference for more seasoned programmers. At any rate I hope you find this stuff useful, but remember that they are just examples and not suitable for cut-n-paste into production code (or homework). Use them at your own risk. Have fun!
- UNIX Programming
- This is the most popular, and largest, group of examples I have.
- R
- A few R examples. Mostly some 'how to' advice from a few Q&A seminars I gave in 2015.
- c++
- C++ and STL (one of the coolest things ever to make it into a programming language standard)
- Fortran 77
- Several little examples of various language constructs from Fortran 77.
- Modern Fortran
- Examples of some of the nice stuff in modern (90, 95, 2003, & 2008) Fortran versions.
- FLTK
- Simple examples of basic FLTK and FLTK's GLUT support.
- GLUT
- A collection of simple examples to help GLUT and OpenGL beginners.
- CFITSIO
- A couple of simple examples illustrating FITS I/O
- MPI
- Simple examples of the most important MPI API functions.
- BLAS/LAPACK
- Examples of Level 1, 2 and 3 BLAS functions and a couple of LAPACK functions.
- HDF5
- Examples demonstrating basic HDF5 use
- NetCDF
- Examples demonstrating basic NetCDF use
- Random Numbers
- A collection of examples illustrating various common random number generators and applications
- GNU GMP
- A few simple examples illustrating the GNU GMP library.
- postscript
- Examples illustrating some basic postscript
- OpenSSL
- Examples illustrating some of the basic functionality of the OpenSSL library.
- Ruby
- Some programs I wrote while learning the Ruby language.