Dear list,
Forgive me if this is the wrong place to post. Reroute me to the right
place if needed.
I am a computational physics student working on a small library for
Monte Carlo simulations of spin systems. Having been a GSL user for
quite some time I decided to "imitate" the practices I've seen in this
library: allocating good data structures, having templates for
boilerplate code, etc.
I keep getting stuck. One time I have a struct with thirty members, the
other I'm passing twenty arguments into a function, and so on. I'm used
to the C language and I can understand most of the GSL codebase, but I
lack direction on this project.
What could be some good resources for learning to write C code like I
see in the GSL? Right now I'm reading "C Interfaces and Implementations"
from D.R. Hanson.
Thanks in advance, and all the best
--
lorenzo
