argument #5 is a character string name of the scilab variableĬ. arguments #3 and 4 represent the number of rows and columnsĬ. 3rd argument is the first dimension of the transmittedĬ.
2nd argument of matz not referenced here.Ĭ. quit added to leave parser afterĬall scirun('exec(''SCI/etc/scilab.start'',-1) quit')Ĭ Program's variables a and b sent to Scilab.Ĭ.
Diff -git a/scilab/modules/core/examples/call_scilab/fortran/callsci.f b/scilab/modules/core/examples/call_scilab/fortran/callsci.f new file mode 100644 index 0000000.5d4d56b - /dev/null +++ b/ -0,0 +1,81 callsciĬ Example of calling scilab from an other C or Fortran programĬ This program demonstrate on a simple example to use scilab as aĬ -1- computation of x such that a*x=b (a and b real matrices)Ĭ All scilab functions and instructions may be used in this contextĬ for complex instruction, it may be usefull to defined it in a fileĬ first call to inisci for Scilab initializationsĬ scilab start-up execution.
0 kommentar(er)
