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Functions
- CForm
- Compile
- CUDAFunctionLoad
- Export
- FindLibrary
- FortranForm
- Import
- Install
- InstallService
- JavaBlock
- JavaNew
- JavaShow
- LibraryFunction
- LibraryFunctionInformation
- LibraryFunctionLoad
- LibraryFunctionUnload
- LibraryLoad
- LibraryUnload
- LinkLaunch
- LinkPatterns
- LinkRead
- LinkWrite
- LoadJavaClass
- LoadNETType
- MakeJavaObject
- MakeNETObject
- mprep
- NETBlock
- NETNew
- NETTypeInfo
- OpenCLFunctionLoad
- Run
- RunThrough
- SendMail
- Splice
- SystemOpen
- Related Guides
- Tutorials
Calling External Programs
Mathematica immediately allows you to call both standalone programs and individual functions or methods within running programs. Mathematica's architecture allows external functionality to be represented in a symbolic form that can immediately be manipulated within Mathematica—and that often makes access to external functionality from within Mathematica more convenient even than from its own native environment.
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Run — run an external command-line program (!prog to run as a shell escape)
RunThrough — feed standard input to an external program and capture output
Compile — automatically generate C code and link back to Mathematica
Import ▪ Export ▪ Splice ▪ CForm ▪ FortranForm
SystemOpen — open a file, URL, or other target on your computer system
SendMail — send any expression, graphic, etc. by email
Wolfram Library Link »
LibraryFunctionLoad — load a function from a dynamic library into Mathematica
LibraryFunction — a function that calls into a dynamic library
LibraryFunctionInformation ▪ LibraryFunctionUnload ▪ LibraryLoad ▪ LibraryUnload ▪ FindLibrary ▪ $LibraryPath ▪ ...
MathLink »
Install — install a MathLink-installable external program
LinkPatterns — find functions available in a running MathLink program
mprep — externally prepare a MathLink-installable C or C++ program
LinkRead ▪ LinkWrite ▪ LinkLaunch ▪ ...
J/Link »
JavaNew — create a new Java object in any specified class
LoadJavaClass ▪ MakeJavaObject ▪ JavaBlock ▪ JavaShow ▪ ...
.NET/Link »
NETNew — create a new .NET object of any specified type
LoadNETType ▪ NETTypeInfo ▪ MakeNETObject ▪ NETBlock ▪ ...
Web Services »
InstallService — install web services from a WSDL description
