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Research and Application of Mixed Programming Technology between MATLAB and VC

Lei Ma

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This paper introduces three practical methods of mixed programming technology between MATLAB and VC++,gives ap plications of the three methods and compares them,analyzes their advantages and disadvantages.Mixed programming can integrate the image processing and numerical ability of MATLAB and the strong programming of VC++.

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This paper introduces three practical methods of mixed programming technology between MATLAB and VC++,gives ap plications of the three methods and compares them,analyzes their advantages and disadvantages.Mixed programming can integrate the image processing and numerical ability of MATLAB and the strong programming of VC++.

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This paper introduces three practical methods of mixed programming technology between MATLAB and VC++,gives ap plications of the three methods and compares them,analyzes their advantages and disadvantages.Mixed programming can integrate the image processing and numerical ability of MATLAB and the strong programming of VC++.

Key concepts: Computer science, MATLAB, Programming paradigm, Computational science, Programming language

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