Re: Linking with C++
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- Subject: [mg23902] Re: Linking with C++
- From: "John Smith" <noone at msn.com>
- Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2000 00:51:46 -0400 (EDT)
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Mike - I am fairly certain you can define new objects and functions in an initialization notebook and then alter your initialization file (it will then read this file with each new session) I do know for a fact you can link Mathematica to c,c++, fortran, java (new!) and some others via their mathlink protocol. Hope this helps. They may have some other info on their website. www.wolfram.com "Mike Chesterman" <M.J.Chesterman at btinternet.com> wrote in message news:8g7181$j1n at smc.vnet.net... > Hi, > I want to construct a mini package for Mathematica which involves > defining new types of objects and functions of these objects , (to be > specific 2D conformal fields in physics). Anyhow, I've only used > Mathematica once 5 years ago and I need to know: > > 1) Can you define new types of objects, relations between them and > functions of them purely in Mathematica? > 2) If not is it possible to interface between Mathematica and > C++, whereby the C++ bit can return expressions as well as numbers? > > Any advice welcome > > Mike C. > > > > > > >