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MathLink API   (Mathematica Guide)
Extensively used within the Mathematica system itself, MathLink is Mathematica's unique high-level symbolic interface standard for interprogram communication. With convenient ...
How MathLink Is Used   (Mathematica Tutorial)
MathLink provides a mechanism through which programs can interact with Mathematica. Some typical uses of MathLink. MathLink provides a general interface for external programs ...
Introduction to MathLink   (Mathematica Tutorial)
In many cases, you will find it convenient to communicate with external programs at a high level, and to exchange structured data with them. On almost all computer systems, ...
MathLink Connection Management   (Mathematica Guide)
MLInitialize(), MLDeinitialize() — initialize, deinitialize MathLink , MLOpenString() — open a link specified by a character string, MLOpenArgcArgv() — open a link specified ...
Sending MathLink Packets, MLPutFunction() — send a packet wrapper, EvaluatePacket, EnterTextPacket, EnterExpressionPacket, ..., MLEndPacket() — tell MathLink that a packet is ...
Installable MathLink Programs   (Mathematica Guide)
The Mathematica system provides a convenient way to call functions in external C and other programs. With a .tm template specifying Mathematica functions corresponding to ...
MathLink C Language Functions   (Mathematica Guide)
The MathLink library provides a collection of C language functions for interacting with Mathematica via MathLink. These functions allow you not only to handle native C data ...
MathLink Mathematica Functions   (Mathematica Guide)
MathLink is a protocol for exchanging symbolic expressions. The Mathematica-level MathLink functions can be used with any MathLink-enabled external program, including ...
Low-Level MathLink Operations   (Mathematica Guide)
Sending Low-Level Data, MLPutNext() — prepare to send an object of the specified type, MLPutSize() — specify the number of bytes to send, MLPutData() — send raw bytes, ...
Sending Strings, MLPutString() — null-terminated Mathematica strings, MLPutByteString() — 8-bit character strings, MLPutUnicodeString(), MLPutUCS2String() — 16-bit UCS-2 ...
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