Activity for VPSIM
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MIGUEL TOLEDO GONZÁLEZ created a blog post
Virtual Particles Framework
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Hi again. I have - after some headaches - got the program to really work with native (in source code) multi-thread support. After I could solve the problems of events-interference (mouse+keyboard+timer+numerical calculations delay), I really couldn't believe that it could work fine with 91 particles, and C(91, 2)=4095 interactions-processors. That is, the combinations of 91 elements taken as pairs. Buf! The problem was, that the program was mixing events from different sources in the same event-queue....
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VPSIM released /SetupVPS.msi
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Hi again. I have - after some headaches - got the program to really work with native (in source code) multi-thread support. After I could solve the problems of events-interference (mouse+keyboard+timer+numerical calculations delay), I really couldn't believe that it could work fine with 91 particles, and C(91, 2)=4095 interactions-processors. That is, the combinations of 91 elements taken as pairs. Buf! The problem, was the program was mixing events from different sources in the same event-queue....
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Hi again. I have - after some headaches - got the program to really work with native (in source code) multi-thread support. After I could solve the problems of events-interference (mouse+keyboard+timer+numerical calculations delay), I really couldn't believe that it could work fine with 91 particles, and C(91, 2)=4095 interactions-processors. That is, the combinations of 91 elements takes as pairs. Buf! The problem, was the program was mixing events from different sources in the same event-queue....
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Hi all!, the most actual in progress version of VPS C++ sources, for Windows 10, compiled and tested with Visual Studio 2017 it's available from my GitHub repository: https://github.com/migtoledo/vpsim COMPILING AND RUNNING THE PROJECT You should have Windows 10 installed on your computer. Install Visual Studio 2017. Install the NuGet extension for Git repositories. Open Visual Studio. Open a new C++ empty project. In the Solution's explorer, select your project -> right click. Manage NuGet packages....
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Hi all!, the most actual in progress version of VPS C++ sources, for Windows 10, compiled and tested with Visual Studio 2017 it's available from my GitHub repository: https://github.com/migtoledo COMPILING AND RUNNING THE PROJECT You should have Windows 10 installed on your computer. Install Visual Studio 2017. Install the NuGet extension for Git repositories. Open Visual Studio. Open a new C++ empty project. In the Solution's explorer, select your project -> right click. Manage NuGet packages. In...
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Hi all!, the most actual in progress version of VPS C++ sources, for Windows 10, compiled and tested with Visual Studio 2017 it's available from my GitHub repository: https://github.com/migtoledo The repository name for VPS: "VPS - Serie Code -" For example, first release of VPS was "VPS k5" The actual release is: "VPS l8" https://github.com/migtoledo/VPS_l8 COMPILING AND RUNNING THE PROJECT You should have Windows 10 installed on your computer. Install Visual Studio 2017. Install the NuGet extension...
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Hi all!, the most actual in progress version of VPS C++ sources, for Windows 10, compiled and tested with Visual Studio 2017 it's available from my GitHub repository: https://github.com/migtoledo The repository name for VPS: "VPS - Serie Code -" For example, first release of VPS was "VPS k5" The actual release is: "VPS l8" COMPILING AND RUNNING THE PROJECT You should have Windows 10 installed on your computer. Install Visual Studio 2017. Install the NuGet extension for Git repositories. Open Visual...
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Hi all!, the most actual in progress version of VPS C++ sources, for Windows 10, compiled and tested with Visual Studio 2017 it's available from my GitHub repository: https://github.com/migtoledo/VPS COMPILING AND RUNNING THE PROJECT You should have Windows 10 installed on your computer. Install Visual Studio 2017. Install the NuGet extension for Git repositories. Open Visual Studio. Open a new C++ empty project. In the Solution's explorer, select your project -> right click. Manage NuGet packages....
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