COMODI: Architecture for a Component-Based Scientific Computing System
Zsolt I. Lázár, Lehel István Kovács, Bazil Pârv
Abstract
The COmputational MODule Integrator (COMODI) is an initiative aiming at a component based framework, component developer tool and component repository for scientific computing. We identify the main ingredients to a solution that would be sufficiently appealing to scientists and engineers to consider alternatives to their deeply rooted programming traditions. The overall structure of the complete solution is sketched with special emphasis on the Component Developer Tool standing at the basis of COMODI.
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