The library initialization and termination functions createĪnd destroy, respectively, the MCR instance required by the shared Library Initialization and Termination Functions In this example, MATLAB Compiler places all of the generatedįunctions into the generated file libtriangle.c or libtriangle.cpp. For example, triangleĨ000 generates a diagram with 8,000 points. The number of points used to generate the fractal. Optionally take a single numeric argument, which, if present, specifies In triangle.c triangle.c or triangle.cpp triangle.cpp can To generate the fractal known as Sierpinski's Triangle. The libraryĮxports a single function that uses a simple iterative algorithm (contained These commands create a main program named triangle,Īnd a shared library named libtriangle. Mbuild triangle.cpp triangle.cpp main_for_lib.c main_for_lib.c -L. Mbuild triangle.cpp triangle.cpp main_for_lib.c main_for_lib.c libtrianglep.libįor a C++ Application on UNIX mcc -W cpplib:libtriangle -T link:lib sierpinski.m sierpinski.m
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For a C++ Application on Windows mcc -W cpplib:libtrianglep -T link:lib sierpinski.m sierpinski.m Mbuild triangle.c triangle.c main_for_lib.c main_for_lib.c -L. Mbuild triangle.c triangle.c main_for_lib.c main_for_lib.c libtriangle.libįor a C Application on UNIX mcc -W lib:libtriangle -T link:lib sierpinski.m sierpinski.m
Type of Application For a C Application on Windows mcc -W lib:libtriangle -T link:lib sierpinski.m sierpinski.m
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