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Nmag micromagnetic simulation tool - software engineering lessons learned
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Fangohr, Hans
, Albert, Maximilian
, Franchin, Matteo
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Communities
/ Computation
/ Computer simulation
/ Engineering education
/ Programming languages
/ Software
/ Software engineering
/ Source code
2016
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Fangohr, Hans
, Albert, Maximilian
, Franchin, Matteo
in
Communities
/ Computation
/ Computer simulation
/ Engineering education
/ Programming languages
/ Software
/ Software engineering
/ Source code
2016
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Nmag micromagnetic simulation tool - software engineering lessons learned
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Nmag micromagnetic simulation tool - software engineering lessons learned
2016
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Overview
We review design and development decisions and their impact for the open source code Nmag from a software engineering in computational science point of view. We summarise lessons learned and recommendations for future computational science projects. Key lessons include that encapsulating the simulation functionality in a library of a general purpose language, here Python, provides great flexibility in using the software. The choice of Python for the top-level user interface was very well received by users from the science and engineering community. The from-source installation in which required external libraries and dependencies are compiled from a tarball was remarkably robust. In places, the code is a lot more ambitious than necessary, which introduces unnecessary complexity and reduces main- tainability. Tests distributed with the package are useful, although more unit tests and continuous integration would have been desirable. The detailed documentation, together with a tutorial for the usage of the system, was perceived as one of its main strengths by the community.
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Cornell University Library, arXiv.org
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