Most modern computer systems provide ways to collect code into libraries. These libraries are said to be dynamic if they can be loaded into an application at runtime rather ...

Code generation from Mathematica involves converting programs written in the Mathematica language into other languages and then supporting them so that they can be executed. ...

KernelLink -- communicate with a Mathematica kernel, MathLink -- low-level methods for communicating with any MathLink program, MathLinkFactory -- create links, ...

Normally a live GUIObject instance will shut down and dispose of itself through the normal user action of closing a window or other interface widget that performs the ...

The GUIKit framework makes it relatively easy to reuse interface definitions because of its automatic use of private symbol contexts for each instance of a definition. There ...

MathLM administers licenses for organizations running multiple instances of Mathematica with a network license. Network licenses have two very important advantages: MathLM is ...

The C code generator can be used to create standalone executables that link to the Wolfram runtime library. This example creates a standalone C executable for a low-pass ...

Labeled[expr, lbl] displays expr labeled with lbl. Labeled[expr, lbl, pos] places lbl at a position specified by pos. Labeled[expr, {lbl_1, lbl_2, ...}, {pos_1, ...}] places ...

mprep options template.tm preprocesses the MathLink template file template.tm, and generates C code that contains all the necessary MathLink code to call C functions from ...

GUIObject[root, args] represents a live interface instance with root widget root, wrapping the active widgets and environment.