I have a scalar function written in Fortran that I\'m using in Mathematica via a small mathlink module. I want this function to behave as close to a native Mathematica function as possible, including
I think I am starting to understand how to link functions written in C/C++ to Mathematica. The problem I\'m facing is that I don\'t know how to send error messages from my C wrapper to Mathematica. Af
I have another one. I tried to use ml.ComplexType = System.Type.GetType(\"Complex\"); in C# with the Mathematica MathLink, but when I tried to read the numbers with GetComplexArray, it threw an except
This is sort of related to my earlier question, but different. I can\'t figure out how to give MathLink function options without using Evaluate(), etc. For example, I have the following C# code:
I just found that such MathLink functions as LinkWrite and LinkRead have something like its own internal CheckAbort that absorbs any aborts, and does not propagate them further.
LinkClose[link] \"does not necessarily terminate the program at the other end of the connection\" as it is said in the Documentation. Is there a way to kill the
I\'m compiling Pythonika on Snow Leopard and the errors I get suggest that I\'m missing some standard flag, any idea what\'s missing? Another post suggests I need -lrt flag, but that\'s not available
On the Documentation page for General::stop we read: This message is generated after the indicated message has been generated
The Documentation does not state clear the order of packets returned by slave kernel via MathLink. It is natural to suppose that (when
I have discovered that InString[] does not work in MathLink mode when sending input with EnterExpressionPacket header. So I need to define my own function that returns previous input line. One way I h
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