The application uses a particle-based solver (Smoothed-particle hydrodynamics) for the Navier-Stokes equation and marching square for rendering purposes. I've written it all in C++ with some C++11 parallelism support.
Particle-based solver:
SPH-Fluid-Simulation/fluid/SOURCE/PHYSICS/physics_fluid_sph_viscoelastic.cpp
Marching Squares:
SPH-Fluid-Simulation/fluid/SOURCE/GRAPHICS/graphics_marching_squares.cpp
C++11
Visual Studio 2019
GLFW
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