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IMSL Libraries/Matlab

trankle
Beginner
‎03-20-2004 02:21 AM
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Where do I find basic information about the IMSL libraries in Compaq (HP?) Visual fortran? I want to know the names of routines and the argument lists. And how do I link the IMSL functions to my own code.
Is this documentation on the web somewhere? Or am I supposed to get at it from "Help" under my Compa Visual fortran installation?
Has anyone tried to call IMSL libraries from Matlab using Matlab "mex" functions?
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ArturGuzik
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‎03-20-2004 07:19 AM
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After installing (CVF Pro) you should have all docs for IMSL stored in /DF98/IMSL/Help folder. There is a pdf file with all required details on how to use, argument list etc. In the code you simply insert USE Numerical_Libraries.

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jpnolan
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‎07-16-2004 02:33 AM
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Yes, you can use IMSL routines in a matlab mex file. I remember tinkering with options on the VF build, but it can be made to work.
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