njpipeorgan / mathcompile Goto Github PK

MathCompile cannot use external arrays and variables outside of compiler in the notebook. Is it possible to call them in process of compilation, similar to function Compile?

With this improvement, users can simply write PacletInstall["MathCompile"] to fetch the newest and compatible version of MathCompile after executing PacletSiteRegister@"https://github.com/njpipeorgan/MathCompile/raw/master".

Put all paclets in the /Paclets/ directory, and export the PacletSite[Paclet[Name->..., ...], ...] expression as ZIP to /PacletSite.mz, then everything will be OK.

You can use the PutSiteInfo[] function to conveniently create PacletSite.mz in this paclet: PacletInstall["WolframPacletSiteManager", "Site"->"https://github.com/rnotlnglgq/WolframPacletSiteManager/raw/master"] .

if a function have same input parameter with another, then you only can call one of them.

I think the reason is they have same "name" the "man_function". so I change the name to man_function_funcid. it seem ok after that.

Hi there,
Is it possible to use OpenMP #pragmas in the compiled programs?

I can't repeat the wiki example. it tell me mc runtime error" the call to kernel function has failed"
I don't know what happened，any help?

Though I know this isn't a problem. But since MMA 12.1's front end is so slow. I have to go back to MMA 11.3. As a result , I can't use it.

After the tested codes, two errors occured to prevent the next application.
The first one was after
<< MathCompile
f = Function[{Typed[x, Integer]}, x + 2];
CompileToCode[f] `
to find the information"Import::nffil: File C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\Mathematica\Applications/SourceFiles/src_template.cpp not found during Import."

When compiling to the binary,
f = Function[{Typed[x, {Integer, 1}]}, Times @@ x]; compiled = CompileToBinary[f];
the hint as "MCLink::noheader: The header file "math_compile.h" cannot be found._" failed to get the binary codes.

1. Did the problem bring out due to the g++ not installed properly?
   I have tried to use both the TDM-GCC-64 and mingWx86_64-8.1.0-release-posix-sjlj-rt_v6-rev0 to fail.
2. Did MathCompile contrdict with Compile with the option "CompilationTarget -> "C""? After all, to compile to c you also need like
   <<CCompilerDriverGenericCCompiler $CCompiler={"Compiler"->GenericCCompiler,"CompilerInstallation"->"C:\\TDM-GCC-64\\bin","CompilerName"->"gcc.exe","SystemCompileOptions"->"-Ofast"};

I appreciate your great work very much with large willing to try MathCompile.

I am on windows 10, mma 12.1 , mingw

I run

CCompilerDriver`$CCompiler = {"Compiler" -> 
    CCompilerDriver`GenericCCompiler`GenericCCompiler, 
   "CompilerInstallation" -> "C:\\MinGW\\bin", 
   "CompilerName" -> "g++.exe"};

and then I run

$CCompiler

get

{"Compiler" -> CCompilerDriver`GenericCCompiler`GenericCCompiler,
"CompilerInstallation" -> "C:\MinGW\bin",
"CompilerName" -> "g++.exe"}

then I tried one example:

<< MathCompile` (*导入包*)
f = Function[{Typed[x, {Integer, 1}]}, 
Times @@ x];(*定义一个函数*)compiled = CompileToBinary[f];(*编译成二进制*)

It returns that

MCLink::libdir: The library directory does not exist.

So how to fix it?

As the title, Sometimes it's a lot more convenient