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Julia Programming Language Benchmark Using a Flight Simulation

Abstract

Julia is a relatively new computer language that aims to reduce the challenge for mathmodelers to develop fast computer tools and simulations. It potentially combines the ease-of-coding feature of scripting languages (like Python) with the performance of compiled languages (like C++). A key question for Julia application to the simulation domain is, “Can Julia, with its obvious coding simplicity, provide runtime speeds comparable to conventional compiled languages for flight simulation?” A unique combination of existing elements can be employed to address the previous question: Extensively documented object-oriented simulation architecture, Industry standard rocket flight simulation, Separate versions (C++, Java, and Python) already benchmarked.

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Sells, Ray. 2020-03-12. Julia Programming Language Benchmark Using a Flight Simulation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20200001733

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