A swicht-case block forms a single scope. This means that variables that are declared in one case are also available in the subsequent cases. However, if jumping directly to one of the subsequent cases, these variables are uninitialized. This is not allowed in C++

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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See merge request !1

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