Since VLXE Blend is written in C#, its interface is made available for customers that want to use the SDK through C#.
All the necessary classes are included in the making it very easy to get started using .NET
One class for each of the 3 tasks:
- Write the model and parameters to the dll
- Call the calculation(s)
- Retrieve the result from the dll
The example code can be downloaded here:
Example code for SDK - C#
The example project is for Visual Studio 2015 but the source code can be used with any C# compiler.
Simply download and unzip the files.
The content provided is:
An example project for Visual studio 2015, it shows how to connect to the VLXE dll using C#.
Note the included short documentation.
In the example code there are 3 C++ classes that provide all that is needed to connect to the VLXE dll.
One class for each of the 3 tasks:
- Write the model and parameters to the dll
- Call the calculation(s)
- Retrieve the result from the dll
The example code can be downloaded here:
Example code for SDK - C++
The example project is for Visual Studio 2008 but the source code can be used with any C++ compiler.
Simply download the example code and unzip the files.
The content provided is:
An example project for Visual studio 2008, it shows how to connect to the VLXE dll using C++.
If you are using a different compiler, simply make a new project and copy the source code for the 3 classes that connect to the dll.
In the example code there are several files that provide all that is needed to connect to the VLXE dll.
There are 3 major tasks:
- Write the model and parameters to the dll
- Call the calculation(s)
- Retrieve the result from the dll
The example code can be downloaded here:
Example code for SDK - Fortran
The example project is for Visual Studio 2008 using the Intel Fortran compiler but the source code can be used with any Fortran compiler.
Simply download the example code and unzip the files.
The content provided is:
An example project for Visual studio 2008, it shows how to connect to the VLXE dll using Fortran.
If you are using a different compiler, simply make a new project and copy the source code for the 3 classes that connect to the dll.