[Scilab-users] call_scilab (from 5.4.1) on linux

[vincent guffens]

On Tue, Sep 24, 2013 at 12:59 PM, <quantparis at numericable.fr> wrote:

> **
> Hello
>
> Is there someone uses call_scilab (version 5.4.1) on linux? because I am
> always not able to link a simple example using call_scilab on
> linux(debian/ubuntu).
>
> I got some undefined reference for scilab functions (*)
>
> today, Jasper on the scilab list told me  that in windows these functions
> are located in
> core.dll and api_scilab.dll,
>
> on my side I link with
> ../../scilab-5.4.1/lib/scilab/libscilab.so,
> ../../scilab-5.4.1/lib/scilab/libscicall_scilab.so,
>
> so I suppose that there is one or several missing libraries but I don't
> know which ones
>
> for example, I don't find libscicore.so function as it is specified in
> (
> http://gitweb.scilab.org/?p=scilab.git;a=blob;f=scilab/Makefile.call_scilab.am;h=b3a3b8baaa1563dc1f73cc262b97987a74605af8;hb=HEAD
> )
>
>
> thanks in advance
>
> pascal
>
>

Hi Pascal,

I am linking scilab with a some custom code in order to create a python
module. It used to work with -lscilab but recently I had to change the
linker arguments to explicitely include more dependencies:

-Wl,--no-as-needed  -lscilab  -lsciapi_scilab -lscicall_scilab
-lscioutput_stream -lscicore -lscilinear_algebra -lsciconsole
-lscilocalization -lscipolynomials -lsciio -lscielementary_functions
-lscisparse -lscihistory_manager -lscihistory_browser -lscigraphics
-lscicompletion -lscifunctions -lsciboolean -lsciwindows_tools -lscitime
-lscifftw -lsciintersci -lscidouble -lscicommons

You could also try to recompile scilab with --enable-maintainer-mode and
see if it makes a difference.

Hope it helps,
Regards,




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