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new edition of calling C from IDL [message #36823] Mon, 03 November 2003 05:27
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All,

I just want to announce that the second edition of "Calling C from
IDL" is now available at
http://www.kilvarock.com/books/callingCfromIDL.htm.

This 125 page book is written for anyone that wants to be able to call
C or C++ programs from IDL. Using very simple examples written in C
and C++ the reader will be able to create and pass scalars, arrays,
strings and structures back and forth from IDL to C. The code is
written for IDL version 5.3 and later but can be made to run on
earlier versions with only minor modifications.

In addition new chapters cover the new keyword API available in IDL
5.6 and later, creating a dll project in Visual C++ and debugging a
DLM using Visual C++ or Emacs and gdb on Unix.

Over 1000 lines of source code are provided on the accompanying disk
with a makefile for all UNIX platforms, com file for VMS, Visual C++
6.0 project for windows, and a Code Warrior 5 project for the
Macintosh. This code can either be received on a 3-1/2 inch floppy or
CD.

Thanks!
Ronn Kling

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Ronn Kling
KRS, inc.
email: ronn@rlkling.com
"Application Development with IDL" Updated for IDL6.0!
"Calling C from IDL, Using DLM's to extend your IDL code"! SECOND
EDITION!
"Power Graphics with IDL, A Beginner's Guide to Object Graphics",
Updated for IDL6.0!
http://www.rlkling.com
http://www.kilvarock.com
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