* [Caml-list] Foreign function calls
@ 2002-07-08 9:50 Siegfried Gonzi
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From: Siegfried Gonzi @ 2002-07-08 9:50 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi,
I studied the manuals but didn't grasp it: how can I use the following
subprogram (the get_mie() function) from OCaml:
==
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <math.h>
#include "/home/gonzi/Wissenschaft/mie/complex.h"
#include "/home/gonzi/Wissenschaft/mie/nrutil.h"
#include "/home/gonzi/Wissenschaft/mie/bhmie.h"
#define mxnang 1000
#define nmxx 3000
#define CXONE Complex(1.0, 0.0)
void get_mie(float re_part, float im_part,float x, unsigned long
nang,float* erg_s1_re,float* erg_s1_im,float* erg_s2_re,float*
erg_s2_im, float* erg)
{
fcomplex cxref;
fcomplex cxs1[mxnang], cxs2[mxnang];
float pqext,pqsca,pqback,pgsca;
unsigned long i;
cxref=Complex(re_part,im_part);
/* function call */
bhmie(x, cxref, nang, cxs1, cxs2, &pqext, &pqsca, &pqback, &pgsca);
/* return values; the passed array pointers become updated*/
for (i=1; i<=(2*nang-1); i++)
{
erg_s1_re[i] = cxs1[i].r;
erg_s1_im[i] = cxs1[i].i;
erg_s2_re[i] = cxs2[i].r;
erg_s2_im[i] = cxs2[i].i;
}
erg[0] = pqext;
erg[1] = pqsca;
erg[2] = pqback;
erg[3] = pgsca;
}
==
In Python I did it with SWIG (I took me as an absolute beginner in
foreign function calls only an afternoon).
S. Gonzi
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