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    Programming in C++ 2022

    Course material for the course "Programming in C++", 9 --13 May 2022, organized by the Jülich Supercomputing Centre, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany.

    cxx2022

    You will need to pull from this repository periodically during this course.

    If your computer does not have "git", you will need to use the download button to the left of the "Clone" button in the gitlab page.

    Recommended way of working with this material

    The downloaded or cloned material from this repository will be updated during the course days. You should keep one copy of the examples and exercises in the pristine form, and work on your own duplicates. For example, to work on the examples in Chapter1 of the companion book, do as follows:

        cd Book/chapter1
        cp -r examples mine
        cd mine
        clang++ -std=c++20 math_functions.cc
        ./a.out

    Only examples (which includes some exercises) and solutions need to be duplicated. You don't need to clone the entire material as that includes the PDFs of the book, course slides and other utillities.

    Testing your set up