Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagram is a standardized visual diagram used to design and document the structure and behavior of complex software systems. Here is YouTube video that talks about the diagram usage. There are many different types of diagram, and here I keep a record of them for my personal usage.
One of the ways to create a UML diagram in Org-Mode is to use PlantUML , a simple language used for writing UML diagrams.
AMReX_SPACE.H)AMReX_ParallelDescriptor.H)AMReX_IntVect.H)AMReX_IndexType.H)AMReX_Box.H)AMReX_RealBox.H)AMReX_Geometry.H)AMReX_BoxArray.H)AMReX_DistributionMapping.H)AMReX is a public software framework designed for building massively parallel block-structured adaptive mesh refinement applications. Here I keep track of the basic syntax or classes used in AMReX for my personal notes.
GDB , the GNU Project debugger, is a useful debugger for many languages (C, C++, Fortran, etc). Here I keep a set of useful commands for my records.
To use GDB, compile the program with debugging information.
For standard C++ program, add -g flag when compiling, i.e.
something like
1g++ -g -o myprogram myprogram.cpp
For AMReX related application codes like Castro, compile with
DEBUG=TRUE, i.e.
Hugo is a static website generator written with GO, providing easily capability to convert markdown files into a website. For those who use emacs Org mode , one can use ox-hugo to convert Org files into markdown files that will be compatible with Hugo. Hence the workflow is: