Re: Generate an Executable Code From Mathematica
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- Subject: [mg22827] Re: Generate an Executable Code From Mathematica
- From: rkundi at raptor.mtc.ti.com (Raoon Kundi)
- Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2000 01:01:29 -0500 (EST)
- Organization: SC CIM System Integration, Texas Instruments, Dallas
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I have seen Tcl/Tk compilers. It is a script language running under an "environment". I haven't heard anything about mathematica compilation but I don't see a reason why it can't be done. It will generate a very big binary. Generally a curtailed interpreter is rolled into that binary for such projects. Since Tcl/Tk is a free-ware some company produced the compiler after looking at the open source. For mathematica, I will assume, only wolfram research has the capability to do something like this. Regards, -- RAOON KUNDI Jens-Peer Kuska (kuska at informatik.uni-leipzig.de) wrote: : Hi, : Since Mathematica is an interpreter and not a compiler you must have : the interpreter. : AFIK no interperter allow the generation of standalone programs. : Regards : jens : Bey Mohamed wrote: : > : > Hi all and good morning, : > : > I want to know if Mathematica permits to generate an executable code (*.exe) : > for running it on a machine where Mathematica is not installed. : > : > The other languages like Fortran, C, C++, VisualBasic...permit to generate : > an executable code after compiling and linking the source files. : > : > I'm using Mathematica on UNIX Operating System. : > : > Thanks in advance. : > : > Mohamed Bey.