In C, a string such as “Hello world” is of type char * in C++ it is correctly of type const char *. Such a string can of course only be passed to functions that specify the input parameter as const char *

C does a implicite type cast from void * to any kind of pointer type. C++ requires explicite type casts

A struct can be partially initialized. The order of the initialized elements in C is arbitrary, as the initialization has no side effects. In C++, the elements must be initialized in the order in which they appear in the struct, because each initialization potentially calls a constructor, which can then rely on the preceding elements being initialized

C++ does not offically support the restrict type qualifier. But most compiler offer the alternative __restrict__

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Change order of application of STFI to suppress high frequency jitter in modelled data. NEW: STFI filter applied on raw wavelet then LP-filtered and integrated (if switched on).

Merged from Branch from Begatim Bytyqi <begatim.bytyqi@kit.edu>: Added OpenMP SIMD pragma and avoid type conversion