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    An example of calling scilab as a subroutine of a user's main program


Usefull files
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    * callsci.f: Fortran Example of a usermain program. This main program send matrices 
                (call matz) and commands (call scirun) to scilab and 
                 gets the results back (call matz).
    * callsci.sh : a small script which runs callsci with proper environment variables 
    * callsci.sh.in : used to produce callsci.sh 

    * Init : a script mainly used by the Makefile 

Usage
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	Edit the Makefile and fill the variables SCIDIR variable with the path 
	of your installed scilab 
	then type make 

	In order to run the generated callsci program type callsci.sh 
	you can edit callsci.sh or callsci.sh.in to change environement
	variables. 

	SCI  : path of main scilab directory (to load libraries if necessary)
	PRINTERS : available printer names
	DISPLAY: xwindow output display
	MANCHAPTERS : path of help Chapters description
	see <SCIDIR>/bin/scilab for more details