Hi all,
Can someone give me some pointers on the feasibility of using Delphi for
development and testing of numerically-intensive codes, e.g., simulations of
dynamical systems with large numbers of components such as occur in some image
processing applications driven by partial differential equation systems or
cellular automata. I would like to be able to implement numerical integration
routines and test them on a standard problem set for various sets of parameters
and input data. I would then like to represent the results, typically image
transformations, graphically. I can paint and test GUI's rapidly in Delphi,
although connecting them to numerical code is sometimes tricky. Is there some
way of making three "plug boards": a GUI layer and a test problem layer and a
numerical routines layer such that they can be interconnected much like a
telephone exchange routining calls where they need to go given the number that
was dialed?
In a way this question harkens back to Robert's response to the business
logic vs gui layer question. Can anyone elaborate that in this case?
Any thoughts on this matter would be very useful.
Cheers,
Paule
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