C++ for Computer Science and Engineering

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C++ for Computer Science and Engineering - brass - 12-08-2010

For CS1 and other courses covering beginning programming in C++. It is aimed at readers with little or no programming experience. It can be used both in Computer Science and Engineering programs as a first course in programming. It is in use at Illinois Central College in the Cmpsc 125 Introduction to C++ and Engr 230 Engineering Applications in C++ courses. The Fourth Edition has been updated to use Microsoft’s Visual Studio .NET 2005 compiler.

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RE: C++ for Computer Science and Engineering - Diquan - 12-08-2010

I have my thoughts on which complier is better and faster, fortran or C++?... can someone advice me ?

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RE: C++ for Computer Science and Engineering - kowheng - 12-08-2010

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RE: C++ for Computer Science and Engineering - igor1234 - 12-08-2010

@Diquan

It is not mater which compiler are you going to use.
The main point is to implement a faster numerical method and to adopt your code for using new faster Multicore processors.

In this forum you can find speed test for VB net vs Fortran.
So c++ will not be much faster even then Visual Basic.
I can say that only 5% c++ will be faster than Visual Basic.
If you do not believe me, Try to make tests.

RE: C++ for Computer Science and Engineering - Diquan - 12-08-2010

How do i adopt my code to use multicore processors?,is explicit in the manuals or is automatic on the compilers?

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RE: C++ for Computer Science and Engineering - igor1234 - 12-08-2010

Multi Threading:

For: Fortran , C/C++

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