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On 29/01/2012 13:10, melmak wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I have computational function written in Scilab language. How can I link it
to Scilab? For C comptational it is ilib_for_link but what about Scilab comp
function?
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hi<br>
<br>
you just have to move the function definition in a new file that you
could call myfuntions.sci, then execute it with exec<br>
you can have a look at the getd function too<br>
<br>
tru this from the scilab console<br>
<br>
help exec<br>
<br>
help getd<br>
<br>
(i would not recommend to use comp)<br>
<br>
(you are not going to make your scilab written function execute
faster by "compiling them")<br>
<br>
hope it helps<br>
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