I am looking for books or articles, or blog-posts, or any published material in general, that address specifically the uses of C++ modern features (move semantics, the STL, iterators, lazy evaluation, etc.) in scientific computing. Can you suggest any?I think that these new features will make it easier to write efficient code, but I haven't found real examples. Most references I've read are about generic uses of C++, and do not contain examples of scientific computing. So I am looking for examples (do not have to be production code examples, just pedagogical examples, at the level of, say, Numerical Recipes) of scientific computing code using C++ modern features. Note that I am not asking about libraries that use these features. I am asking about articles/books/etc explaining how I can exploit these features in scientific computing.
Modern C++ in scientific computing?
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