Calling a C sharp function from Matlab
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I´m developing a project with Matlab but I need to link it with csharp functions (speed requirements). Can you please explain me how to do it? Do you have any example? I think is not necessary to use Mex function, can you please confirm?
Thank you in advanced for your support.
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Ken Atwell
2012년 11월 27일
If you stick your C# code into a .NET library, you can call it from MATLAB. You should not need to write MEX glue code. Take a look here:
Priya Jeganathan
2021년 9월 15일
Start
{
float daily, total_daily=0, total_averge = 0;% defining the variable
float highest = 0;
int average = 0;
int final_count = 0;
string rootFile = @"D:\External Work\2018-January-Averages-AGLHAL.txt"; % Opening the text file
string[] dir = File.ReadAllLines(rootFile);%Reading the text file values
for (int i = 0; i < dir.Length; i++)
{
daily = float.Parse(dir[i]); %place the daily averages into a 1D array.
highest = daily > highest ? daily : highest;
if (daily > 0.00)
{
average++;
}
total_daily = total_daily + daily;
}
total_averge = total_daily / average;
for (int i = 0; i < dir.Length; i++)
{
if (float.Parse(dir[i]) > total_averge)
{
final_count++;
}
}
disp(" Summary Information for AGLHAL");
disp(" File Name : 2018-January-Averages-AGLHAL.txt");
if (highest == 0.00 && average == 0) //if there are no daily averages above 0.
{
disp("Max :" + highest.ToString("0.#"));
disp("Total Avaerage :" + average);
}
else
{
disp("Maximum Daily Average=" + highest.ToString("0.#")); //Maximum Daily Average
disp("Number of Daily Averages > 0 =" + average); //Number of Daily Averages > 0
disp("Average of Daily Averages that are > 0=" + total_averge.ToString("0.##")); //Average of Daily Averages that are > 0
disp("Number of Daily Averages > Average=" + final_count); //Average of Daily Averages that are > 0
}
input();
}
Until fileVariable.endOfFile // closing the text file
End.
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