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Re: GLS and Networks


Jerome BENOIT wrote:
Hello List,

I plan to write a short C program in view to simulate networks:
is there any GSL like libray which allow basic manipulation on
networks ? and compatible with GSL ?

You could try LEDA (http://www.algorithmic-solutions.com/enledabeschreibung.htm)


I tend to write my own and use C++ rather than C. Although I'm told you can get C to compile a bit faster, C++ has the standard template library. That's a great advantage when you're programming networks because the standard template library has a lot of the data structures (sets, lists) that you might need and efficient algorithms (find, sort, permute) ready-written and tested. It's compatible with GSL in the sense that you can use some GSL functions (e.g. random number distributions) and features (e.g. representing adjacency matrices).



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JDL


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