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Re: SAV file call external function problem? [message #63860 is a reply to message #63776] Thu, 20 November 2008 06:53 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
R.Bauer is currently offline  R.Bauer
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David Fanning schrieb:
> Rongchang Chen writes:
>
>> My SAV file use 'call_function' command.
>> The 'function_name.pro' which called by 'call_function' command is to
>> load image, but every experiment we will create new
>> 'function_name.pro' for the new images,it is impossible to compile and
>> enclose all 'function_name.pro' in SAV file in advance.
>> Is it possible for SAV file to call external function which doesn't
>> enclose in SAV file?? Thank you very much!!
>
> I presume you mean you are running your SAVE file
> on either a runtime license or the Virtual Machine.
> In either of those cases, there can be no *compiling*
> of routines. So, you will have had to pre-compile all
> the functions you intend to call with CALL_FUNCTION
> and include those in the SAVE file.
>
> Cheers,
>
> David

a) one could implement a service which sends the function to a server
which returns the compiled sav file.

b) if the function is for only defining vars there are other
possibilities. For further discussions please show the code. e.g.
use a pastebin (http://paste.pocoo.org)

cheers
Reimar



cheers
Reimar
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