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bitpit^[1] is an open source modular library for scientific computing. The goal of bitpit is to ease the burden of writing scientific programs providing the common building blocks needed by every scientific application.

Each module of the bitpit library is developed to address a specific aspect of real-life application development. Modules can be used as building blocks to quickly develop a high-performance scientific application. The library consists of several modules ranging from low level functionalities like algebraic operators to high level functionalities like the evaluation of distance functions on computational meshes.