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== Linking C code from Scilab == | |||
Exist various methods for invoque C code from scilab. We recomended a easy method. | |||
In the examples/interface-tutorial directory, exits a Makefile very important. We must change some parameters in this file according with our C files. | |||
In few words, in a directory we can write our C functions, better a function for file. In this directory, copy the makefile and configure the makefile according with C files. | |||
After that you only need execute make. A library must be generated. 'mylib' | |||
For use the new functions you only need execute 'load ../mylib' since scilab. The news functions are ready for use. | |||
Revisión del 10:25 26 jun 2008
Tenemos tres métodos para desarrolar librerias.
1) Invocando C o Fortram desde Scilab
2) Creando funciones C con intersci-n
3) Creando macros binarias
Linking C code from Scilab
Exist various methods for invoque C code from scilab. We recomended a easy method. In the examples/interface-tutorial directory, exits a Makefile very important. We must change some parameters in this file according with our C files. In few words, in a directory we can write our C functions, better a function for file. In this directory, copy the makefile and configure the makefile according with C files. After that you only need execute make. A library must be generated. 'mylib'
For use the new functions you only need execute 'load ../mylib' since scilab. The news functions are ready for use.
