Re: A question about OOP in Fortran?

On Jun 30, 9:51 am, li.sim...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Any other suggestion??

To use another language is the ONLY other suggestion,
after you state that Fortran (not being OO) does not
implement what C++ does...if anything, we can narrow
it down a bit:

The May/June 2007 issue of Computing in
Science & Engineering was all about Python and how good
is even for scientific computing. In Python you can
program in a "procedural or fully object-oriented
fashion" as you see fits. Additionally, there is a
utility f2py that converts your Fortran programs into
Python-callable functions. So, you implement your
objects in Python (in true OO fashion) and implement
your number crunching part in Fortran.

gsal

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