Wolfram LibraryLink provides a powerful way to connect external code to Mathematica, enabling high-speed and memory-efficient execution.
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Minimal effort method for integrating C++ functions into Mathematica
As of Mathematica 8, what is the minimal effort way to integrate an existing C++ function into Mathematica?
I think we have these:
MathLink (it was quite long ago I used it last time)
communication ...
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Efficiently determining if 3D points are within a surface composed of polygons
This is the 2nd part of a previous question which I edited to make into 2 separate questions: Extracting polygons from 3D contour plot surface
As an extension of my earlier question involving simple ...
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Linking FORTRAN with Librarylink
FORTRAN code can be called using MathLink or .NET/Link (see the link for a worked examples).
But as mentioned in a talk by T.Gayley and J.Klein in Wolfram Technology Conference 2011, LibraryLink, ...
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How to convert data types in a LibraryLink wrapper
I have a dynamic library which I want to load into Mathematica using LibraryLink. I don't have access to the source code of the library, so I need a C wrapper to do the job. In the C wrapper, I would ...
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Using Boost with CreateLibrary
I was looking at the answer of Leonid of Faster alternatives for DayOfWeek and wanted to see how hard it would be to do something similar in C++ using an external library like Boost. I tried to ...
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Converting other C++ classes to MTensor in LibraryLink
Hopefully this will be a quick question + a quick answer:
Say I have a C++ (or C) code using LibraryLink. I am using a library that defines a specific matrix class, as many numerical libraries ...
