The Finite Element Programming on Visual C ++. NET Programming Platform
Shangbo Zhou
Abstract
Shangbo Zhou
Abstract
The object-oriented programming promoted the development of finite element programming enormously. How to carry on the finite element programming fast and effectively on the new programming platform is not only the focus of study but also a beneficial attempt. This paper first introduces the features of the Visual C + +.NET platform. Then from MFC, databases and ADO.NET, GDI +, Mixed-language Programming and other aspects concretely discusses the application of the Visual C + +.NET platform in finite element programming. At last, the paper indicates that the Visual C + +.NET platform will become one of the most powerful development platforms for finite element programming,and gives a new idea for finite element programming on the new platform.
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The object-oriented programming promoted the development of finite element programming enormously. How to carry on the finite element programming fast and effectively on the new programming platform is not only the focus of study but also a beneficial attempt. This paper first introduces the features of the Visual C + +.NET platform. Then from MFC, databases and ADO.NET, GDI +, Mixed-language Programming and other aspects concretely discusses the application of the Visual C + +.NET platform in finite element programming. At last, the paper indicates that the Visual C + +.NET platform will become one of the most powerful development platforms for finite element programming,and gives a new idea for finite element programming on the new platform.
Key concepts: Computer science, Programming paradigm, Finite element method, Programming language, Element (criminal law), Reactive programming, Inductive programming, Visual programming language