OFELI is an object oriented library of C++ classes for development of finite element codes. Its main features are : * Various storage schemes of matrices (dense, sparse, skyline). * Direct methods of solution of linear systems of equations as well as various combinations of iterative solvers and preconditioners. * Shape functions of most "popular" finite elements * Element arrays of most popular problems (Heat Transfer, Fluid Flow, Solid Mechanics, Electromagnetics, ...).
JILRuntime A general purpose, register based virtual machine (VM) that supports object-oriented features, reference counting (auto destruction of data as soon as it is no longer used, no garbage collection), exceptions (handled in C/C++ or virtual machine code) and other debugging features. Objects and functions can be written in virtual machine code, as well as in C or C++, or any other language that can interface to C object code. The VM is written for maximum performance and thus is probably not suitable for embedded systems where a small memory footprint is required. Possible uses of the VM are in game development, scientific research, or to provide a stand-alone, general purpose programming environment.
Quality, object.oriented architecture is the product of careful study, decision making, and
experimentation. At a minimum, the object.oriented architecture process includes farming of
requirements, architecture mining, and hands.on experience. Ideally, object.oriented
architecture comprises a set of high.quality design decisions that provide benefits
throughout the life cycle of the system.
This is an example how one could hide a process on Windows based
operation systems from task viewers like ProcDump (G-RoM, Lorian
& Stone) or ProcessExplorer (SysInternals).
It could e.g. be used as some kind of dump protection.
The way to get this done is very different on NT and 9x machines.
Displays CPU time usage, the list of processes (can be terminated) and the task which are running (can be close or switch to). Plus a little net traffic monitor and a disk status report.
Displaying large amounts of technical data in a chart can be a frustrating task. You can find tons of charting controls with fancy effects and useless features, but when it comes to displaying many curves at once, independently scaled on different axes, most of them fail.
