MATHEMATICA IMPORT/EXPORT 格式

C (.c)

C programming language.
General purpose implementation language for computer systems and applications.
Developed at Bell Telephone Laboratories in 1972.

Export generates code compatible with the C99 standard.

EXPORT

Export exports a list of compiled functions to one set of code and header files.

Export exports a discrete-time state-space model ss.

Export["file.c", CompiledFunction[...]] exports a CompiledFunction object to C language code and header files.

Export["file.c", StateSpaceModel[...]] exports a discrete-time StateSpaceModel object.

Export uses the string in Export["file.c", CompiledFunction[...]] as the C function name.

The exported source and header files have the same file name base.

Export exports expr using as the C function name.

Export exports multiple CompiledFunction objects to one set of code and header files.

Export creates code and header files by treating expr as specifying element elem.

Export treats each as specifying the corresponding .

Export exports expr with the specified option elements taken to have the specified values.

Export uses rules to specify the elements to be exported.

See the reference page for full general information on Export.

ExportString supports the C language format.

选项

Export option:

"CreateHeaders"

True

whether to generate header file

参见

Compile CompiledFunction StateSpaceModel

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例 (4)

Generate C files for a mathematical function:

Export multiple CompiledFunction objects to a C source and header files:

Export a StateSpaceModel object to C source and header files:

Create source and header files with given function names:

Generate C files for a mathematical function:

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Export multiple CompiledFunction objects to a C source and header files:

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Export a StateSpaceModel object to C source and header files:

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Create source and header files with given function names:

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