My Notes on Programming in Java

Latex notes:

• Including Mathematica animations in beamer presentations

C and C++:

Examples of C programming with pointers
Some C++ code that could be useful to someone.

Some open-source software I have found useful (or may someday):

• Computing convex hulls in arbitrary dimensions:
  This is a list of programs I have played with. For a more comprehensive list see Directory of Computational Geometry Software at the geometry center.
  • lrs
    C library and program that converts between vertex and half-space representations of a convex set. It works with data given by integers or real numbers. I have used this to work with convex hulls in 3-space with integer arithmentic.
  • cdd
    C and C++ library and programs that does what lrs does, but with more features. For example, it will handle rational data and output incidence relations between the faces and the vertices.
  Qhull
  This program can output its results to Geomview. Mainly for low dimensional data.
• Arbitrary precision libraries
  • GMP- GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library
    "The fastest bignum library on the planet" is a C and C++ library supporting arbitrary precision integer, rational, and floating point arithmetic.
  • CLN- Class Library for Numbers
    This C++ library does more than just arithmetic. You can compute elementary functions (e.g. sine) at arbitrary precisions. It even does computations in polynomial rings
• Software to help document code
  • Doxygen
    If you want to document a whole programming project.
  • c2html
    If you just want to color C code for viewing on the web.

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