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MathLink
C Function
MLPutInteger()
int MLPutInteger(
MLINK
link
, int
i
)
puts the integer
i
to the
MathLink
connection specified by
link
.
MORE INFORMATION
You can send arbitrary-precision integers to
Mathematica
by giving lists of digits, then converting them to numbers using
FromDigits
.
MLPutInteger()
is equivalent to
MLPutInteger32()
.
SEE ALSO
MLGetInteger()
MLPutShortInteger()
MLPutLongInteger()
MLPutIntegerList()
TUTORIALS
Manipulating Expressions in External Programs
Portability of
MathLink
Programs
MathLink
C API Developer Guide (Mac OS X)
MathLink
C API Developer Guide (Unix and Linux)
MathLink
C API Developer Guide (Windows)
MORE ABOUT
Alphabetical Listing of MathLink C Functions
MathLink C Functions for Exchanging Data
MathLink C Functions for Exchanging Expressions
MathLink C Functions for Exchanging Integers
MathLink C Language Functions
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