StartScilab

Description

This fonction starts the Scilab engine. This is mandatory to use SendScilabJob functions and to manage Scilab's data.

BOOL is just a simple typedef on int (typedef int BOOL). TRUE is defined on 1 (#define TRUE 1) and FALSE is defined on 0 (#define FALSE 0).

Arguments

SCIpath

a standard C char* containing the path to Scilab data

This argument is mandatory under Linux, Unix or Mac OS X.

Under Windows, if SCIpath is NULL, Scilab will find the path.

ScilabStartup

a standard C char* containing the path to Scilab startup script (scilab.start)

If ScilabStartup is NULL, Scilab will use the default path (detected from SCIpath).

Stacksize

a standard int* defining the size of the Scilab stack

If Stacksize is NULL, Scilab will use the default stacksize of Scilab.

returns

1 (TRUE) if the operation is successfull.

0 (FALSE) if an error during initialization occured.

Examples

// A simple StartScilab example
if ( StartScilab(getenv("SCI"),NULL,NULL) == FALSE )
 {
  fprintf(stderr,"Error while calling StartScilab\n");
  return -1;
 }

See Also

• Call_Scilab — call_scilab is an interface which provides the ability to call Scilab engine from C/C++ code
• api Scilab — api_scilab is the Scilab interface to read/write data from/to Scilab memory
• Compile and run with call_scilab — How to compile a native application based on or using Scilab
• SendScilabJob — Send a Scilab task from a C/C++ code (call_scilab)
• TerminateScilab — Stops and terminates Scilab engine in Call Scilab
• Double Management — How to manage Scilab's variable read and write process using call_scilab and api_scilab
• Boolean Management — How to manage Scilab's boolean read and write process using call_scilab and api_scilab
• Complex Management — How to manage Scilab's complex variable read and write process using call_scilab
• String Management — How to manage Scilab's String read and write process using call_scilab and api_scilab

Authors

Sylvestre Ledru