Re: [Scilab-Dev] New xcos blocks executing scilab primitive functions

2018-04-09 Thread Eric GERNOT
Hello Clement,   Thank you for this very clear answer. How does Scilab Gateways work? When we tap enter after entering the command line on the prompt, let's say to call a primitive, does the gateway also need the API ? Or is there a more direct way to do so ?   Regarding my questions on

Re: [Scilab-Dev] New xcos blocks executing scilab primitive functions

2018-04-10 Thread Eric GERNOT
terface and write some code using the data passed as > arguments. > > Note: Scilab2C is a toolbox which might (or might not) follow Scilab coding > conventions. > > -- > Clément > > > Le lundi 09 avril 2018 à 12:33 +0200, Eric GERNOT a écrit : > > Hello Cleme

Re: [Scilab-Dev] New xcos blocks executing scilab primitive functions

2018-04-11 Thread Eric GERNOT
00)*3 b=ones(100,100)*3 end disp(toc()) tic() for i = [1:1:1] a=1*3 b=1*3 end disp(toc())     > Message du 10/04/18 10:31 > De : "Eric GERNOT" > A : "List dedicated to the development of Scilab" > Copie à : > Objet : Re: [Scilab-Dev] New xcos blo

Re: [Scilab-Dev] New xcos blocks executing scilab primitive functions

2018-04-12 Thread Eric GERNOT
Hi Clément,   I hope you may help me spare some tests !   Regarding Scifunc blocks, in sciblk4, createblklist() uses vartosci(..) to reshape the inptr, yet it does only copy the adresses in a new table of pointers, not the actual data, isn't it? Do you thing this address copying is the time