Dynamic link
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Dynamic link
By default, Nelson does not try to detect a C/C++ compiler on Windows. Do not forget to run 'configuremsvc' or 'configuremingw' once.
- Build C/C++ code on the fly
- C/Nelson equivalent data types
- call CMake tool
- Configure Nelson to use MinGW as default C compiler
- Configure Nelson to use visual studio as default compiler
- C or Fortran Foreign function call.
- Removes dllib object.
- Generates cleaner.m file for C++ gateway.
- Generates C++ gateway.
- Generates loader.m file for C++ gateway.
- Generates a makefile for building a dynamic library.
- Generates unloader.m file for C++ gateway.
- Returns paths of Nelson include directories.
- Returns paths to Nelson library files.
- Returns list of current used dllib handle.
- Returns list of available symbols in an shared library.
- Checks if shared library is loaded.
- call make or nmake tool
- Loads an dynamic library.
- Loads a C/Fortran symbol for an dynamic library.
- Removes dlsym object.
- Returns list of current used dlsym handle.
- find CMake path.
- Returns the extension of dynamic libraries.
- Detect if a C/C++ compiler is configured.
- Creates an C pointer object usuable in Nelson.
- Removes libpointer object.
- Checks if libpointer handle points on NULL pointer.
- plus operator on libpointer handle.
- Reshapes libpointer dimensions.
- Set type of an libpointer handle.
- Returns list of current used libpointer handle.
- load compiler configuration.
- Remove used compiler configuration (on Windows).
- Locate Visual Studio 2017, 2019 and newer installations