Porting code to c++

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Andrea Agosti
Andrea Agosti 2020-6-24
Dear all,
I am running a MATLAB code employing a function optimisation using the pattern search algorithm (the poll method used is GSS positive basis 2N and I am using the parallel computing option). For a variety of reasons (including IP) we want to port the code into C++. Can you please suggest a numerical library, possibly MIT licence or similar, that allows me to perform the same task (pattern search with parallel computing) with decent performance?
Thanks!

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Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski 2020-6-24
Could you use the Compiler SDK to build a C++ library directly? This would reuse your exact implementation with patternsearch and parallel computing.
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Andrea Agosti
Andrea Agosti 2020-6-24
hi,
thanks for your clarification. It is a very useful solution but using the compiler i would not have any performance improvement. Am i correct?
Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski 2020-6-24
It's running the same code against the same engine. The only change in performance will be if the compiled library is used on a more powerful machine.

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Aditya Verma
Aditya Verma 2020-6-24
Hello!
You can try the famous OpenCV library. It also has inbuilt constructs to parallelize your code. It uses the BSD 3-Clause licence.
You could also check out MATLAB Coder. It allows you to convert your MATLAB code to C/C++ code. However, not all MATLAB functionalities are supported for conversion. You can refer the following link to check for the same:
Thanks
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Andrea Agosti
Andrea Agosti 2020-6-24
hi,
that's great! very useful.
thanks
Aditya Verma
Aditya Verma 2020-6-24
You're welcome!

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