CML for Computational Atomistics

This is a set of wiki pages and an issue tracker to keep track of the development and progress of the use of CMLComp - the Chemical Markup Language for Computational Atomistics.

There are several aspects to this:

• Standardizing the language: FormalStandards
• Extending the language: LanguageExtensions
• Developing tools: CmlCompTools
• Adapting existing simulation codes: SimulationCodes

Links:

• Main CML pages

Starting Points

For a complete list of local wiki pages, see TitleIndex.