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LinkInterrupt in C

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Subject: [mg49157] LinkInterrupt in C
From: "Zhu Chongkai" <zhuchongkai at online.sh.cn>
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2004 04:54:51 -0400 (EDT)
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Hi all,

I am writing a Mathematica FrontEnd in C using Mathlink.

Now my frontend can call Mathematica functions, and "MLReady" works so I
have the control when the Kernel is evaluating. If a very time-consuming
calculation was send to the Kernel, I want my frontend can send some
command to the Kernel to break/abort it.

The "Abort Evaluation" (in the "Kennel" menu) and the LinkInterrupt command
do the same thing. What is the corresponding C command? I can't find
any in the Mathematica Book.

Thanks.

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