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| Distributed Matlab toolbox | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| This tool box is used to control a remote Matlab servers using TCP/IC commutation. The local Matlab client send variables, execute expressions and fetch back resulting variables to and form remote machine. Setup is easy and not require file sharing. Variables can be matrix, cell, structure or function handles. Download (45kB) |
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| Fortran 90 and C++ builder mixed language tutorial | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| There is heated debate on the best language of choice for numerical computing: Fortran or C++. My reaction is choose both, espcially use Fortran for background number cranching and C++ for all other purposes. It is not difficult to mix C and F programs but lack of such book make novice user hesitate. I hope this tutorial will fill the gap. This totoral assume you have Borland C++ builder 6 (download demo) and Compaq Visual Fortran 6 or Intel Fortran 7 (download demo). |
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| Draw icon or copy from other and save to PNG or JPG image file format. Also generate pixels data to be used in java code. |
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