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Need help on DLFs (dynamically linked functions)
From: |
Wonkoo Kim |
Subject: |
Need help on DLFs (dynamically linked functions) |
Date: |
Thu, 18 Jun 98 03:12:39 -0400 |
I'm using Octave 2.0.13 for OS/2.
First of all, thanks for answers to my previous query on DLF.
Though I could successfully run a small examples and I've spend
some time on DLFs, but I'm not yet familiar enough with DLFs to
adapt my C codes to Octave. So, I'd like to see some more
example codes.
Suppose I want an Octave function:
[mat_x, vec_y, string_z] = func (mat_a, vec_b, int_c, string_d)
and suppose I have my own C code that does the same job as
func(), with variables double a[][], b[], int c, char *d, etc.
However, my problem is that I don't know how to connect Octave
function arguments (or return values) to the variables of my code.
Would you please show me short examples? (Or, point me a site.)
I write C codes, but not C++ codes. So, if I want to keep the most
part of my C functions untouched, how do I wrap C codes for Octave
DLFs? (However, I'm willing to modify my C codes for C++ Octave
DLFs.)
Thanks.
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