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Hybrid MATLAB and Visual C++ Program and Its Application

Pang Cheng

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The principles and the hybrid programming method of MATLAB and VC++ through MATLAB API and MATLAB compliers are introduced. With an example of calling the power spectrum density function in the MATLAB toolbox, the hybrid program method is illustrated utilizing the MATLAB engines technique. It shows that complying the program by the way of static interlinkage can be enabled.

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The principles and the hybrid programming method of MATLAB and VC++ through MATLAB API and MATLAB compliers are introduced. With an example of calling the power spectrum density function in the MATLAB toolbox, the hybrid program method is illustrated utilizing the MATLAB engines technique. It shows that complying the program by the way of static interlinkage can be enabled.

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The principles and the hybrid programming method of MATLAB and VC++ through MATLAB API and MATLAB compliers are introduced. With an example of calling the power spectrum density function in the MATLAB toolbox, the hybrid program method is illustrated utilizing the MATLAB engines technique. It shows that complying the program by the way of static interlinkage can be enabled.

Key concepts: MATLAB, Toolbox, Computer science, Linkage (software), Programming language, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Gene

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