rust-exp | Software rasterization , N-Body simulation | Functional Programming library

rust-exp is a Rust library typically used in Programming Style, Functional Programming applications. rust-exp has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This project contains a number of experiments in the simulation / graphics category. I frequently write Haskell projects where I delegate the performance critical, numerical code to C/C++ or offload it to the GPU. I wanted to try using Rust as a safer and more functional alternative. The application itself is written in Haskell, doing the display, user interaction and non-inner-loop parts with the actual computations done in a Rust library. The Haskell application itself might also be of interests. It features a pluggable experiment framework, modern OpenGL 3/4.x style rendering, text, quad rendering, screenshots, framebuffer system, FPS counter, GLSL, logging etc. A good starting point for your own Haskell + OpenGL adventures. Also see my other Haskell and GLSL program containing my distance field / ray marching related experiments.