Thank you. I couldn't find this information anywhere - I think I will create
a short tutorial, if only to remind myself how its done.
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I would have thought that #8 would be the second "d" but surely its more
likely to be complaining about the lack of a pointer.
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Le 09/01/2017 09:49, James Holland a écrit :
Not an article as such, it was a reply to a post on here:
http://mailinglists.scilab.org/Scilab-users-Linking-DLL-from-MS-Visual-C-to-SciLab-td4028800.html
As you may see in the "call" help page, it is fortunately possible to
call functions
Not an article as such, it was a reply to a post on here:
http://mailinglists.scilab.org/Scilab-users-Linking-DLL-from-MS-Visual-C-to-SciLab-td4028800.html
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stumbled at the first hurdle. I'm a hardware designer with experience of
software and control engineering rather than being a software or control
engineer.
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On Sat, 2017-01-07 at 22:01 +, James Holland wrote:
> I'm new to Scilab but I have some experience with MATLAB. I'm trying
> to port some code that calls functions in a third party DLL. From
> what I've read I can't do this if the function returns a value
> however that article was a couple of
I'm new to Scilab but I have some experience with MATLAB. I'm trying to port
some code that calls functions in a third party DLL. From what I've read I
can't do this if the function returns a value however that article was a couple
of years old, is there now an equivalent of loadlibrary? I have
