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This directory contains demo examples of dynamic links.
Dynamically linked fortran routines are:
ext1f.f, ext2f.f etc
Dynamically linked C routines are:
ext1c.c, ext2c.c etc
make /tmp/ext1f.o creates an object file in the /tmp directory
To run a demo, execute Scilab HERE in this directory and enter at Scilab
prompt:
-->exec('ext1f.sce')
make clean to clean old stuff
Additional examples are given in "misc" directory
Fort
ext1c.c ext1f.f : Simple example, double and integer arguments.
ext2c.c ext2f.f : '' ''
ext3c.c ext3f.f : String argument
ext4c.c ext4f.f : ReadString, creadchain : Reading a string in Scilab stack
ext5c.c ext5f.f : ReadMatrix, creadmat : Reading a matrix in Scilab stack
ext6c.c ext6f.f : ''
ext7c.c ext7f.f : WriteMatrix, WriteString
cwritemat,cwritechain : Writing a matrix or a string in Scilab stack
ext8c.c ext8f.f : GetMatrixPtr, cmatptr
: Getting a pointer to Scilab matrix. data is read from this
pointer and changed
ext13c.c ext13f.f: link to function which share data
ext14c.c ext14f.f: Short argument list form and C or Fortran wrapper
Ode
ext9c.c : ode reference
ext10c.c : param transmited using list('xxx',param)
ext11c.c : using ReadMatrix to get param
ext12c.c : using GetMatrixptr to get param
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