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On May 8, 1:18=A0am, Damian <dam...@rouson.net> wrote:
> Announcing the publication of Scientific Software Design: The Object-
> Oriented
> Way by Damian Rouson, Jim Xia, and Xiaofeng Xu (Cambridge University
> Press,
> 2011). =A0This book contains three parts:
>
> Part I introduces object-oriented programming (OOP) in Fortran 2003
> with brief
> comparisons to C++.
> Part II aims to be the first textbook presentation of object-oriented
> design
> patterns in Fortran 2003 (with companion C++ implementations).=A0
> Part III presents advanced topics, including writing formal
> constraints
> on designs and modeling those constraints with runtime assertions; OOP
> in a
> mixed-language environment (Fortran, C and C++); parallel programming
> and case
>

I suppose one needs to understand C++ in order to appreciate the book?

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