C/C++ C++ Version of WIMS: Find Help Here

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A user is seeking assistance in finding a conversion of the WIMS source code from Fortran to Object Oriented C++. They mention a project from an unspecified university and highlight that the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) may have completed such a conversion. The discussion notes that WIMS (WIMS-D) is not widely used, with other proprietary systems being more common, such as CASMO from Studsvik-Scandpower. The user suggests checking the IAEA website for possible resources and recommends searching Google with keywords related to WIMS-D and C++. They express that the linked journal article does not meet their specific needs.
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Hi there,
sometimes ago I was browsing a Nuclear Eng. Dept. website ( I can't remember what university) and ran into a project in which somebody had converted the WIMS source code from Fortran to Object Oriented C++.
Now I'm looking for a such conversion. Can anybody help me?
 
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Try this link to a journal article.

linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0306454901001281

Apparently the guys at Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) have done it.

Otherwise BNFL or someone at BEGL may have done it as well. I don't think WIMS (WIMS-D) is widely used. The vendors have their own proprietary systems, otherwise folks use CASMO, which is part of Studsvik-Scandpower's CASMO/SIMULATE system.

It might be available through IAEA - www.nea.fr/abs/html/iaea1395.html

For additional possibilities, try searching Google with "WIMS-D","C++"

Good luck!
 
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Try this link to a journal article.

linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0306454901001281

Apparently the guys at Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) have done it.

Thanks,
I saw the artilce. that's not one which I'm looking for.
 
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