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I would like to use Armadillo in a C# application, Anyone had any experience using armadillo in C#, I am not familiar with C#.
I know armadillo has a .dll, is there anyway to import this dll in c#...
Armadillo is heavily based on templates, so you won't be able to use it with C# without overwhelming work.
If you have to use LAPACK, BLAS or Eispack with C# you can use DotNumerics
DotNumerics is a Numerical Library for .NET. The library is written in pure C# and has more than 100,000 lines of code with the most advanced algorithms for Linear Algebra, Differential Equations and Optimization problems. The Linear Algebra library includes CSLapack, CSBlas and CSEispack, these libraries are the translation from Fortran to C# of LAPACK, BLAS and EISPACK, respectively.
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I am quite amazed at what you can now do in an html5 canvas/svg driven by javascript, and I would like to know if there is any drawing library for .NET that would have similar performance and simplicity of use. I am thinking that if there were, then I could build some kind of tool that would be like d3.js for .net.
I am looking for a library that would allow me to draw svg-like elements in real time.
Any idea?
Using WPF and the canvas control you can do SVG like "drawing" very easy and like the HTML5 canvas is ofter hardware accelerated.
Other options would be using the DirectX api, either wrapped or native, XNA for pure game development or the GDI(+) library.
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I am writing a silverlight application using c#. For the project I need to be able to compile and download a program to an external drive. I have the code to do this however it is written in Java.
The code is extensive and would take an excessive amount of time to translate all of it into c#. Is there an alternate way to translate the code into c# or is there a way to run java code within a c# project?
You could always compile it as an executable and run it with Process.Start.
You can use IKVM.net to convert the jar to a dll
In google you can find a online service for it or change same code witch doesn't work
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i cant convert d->max to C# i use openssl and the problem of convert c++ to C# the bignum of Rsa->d i cant found it in Openssl Reference in C# rsa.d not found
rsa->n
rsa->e
If we limit ourselves purely to the code in the question, then -> is the pointer-to-member operator. In C# for both values and references that is ., so the equivalent code is just rsa.n, rsa.e and d.max. Unless it is an unsafe pointer to a struct, in which case rsa->n, rsa->e and d->max (so: the exact same code, but this is very unlikely in most C#).
However, I do not expect that will help you - I think you need to step back a few steps and look at what you are trying to do, rather than blindly trying to convert a sample you don't understand. It may well be that the actual solution here is to use a different library.
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I am fascinated by the program "Fences"
How can I implement something which resides on the desktop like it does?
you can move around the fences and they are persistent.
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My guess is that it has been implemented using a dot net language. Can this be done in C# ?
It's possible that Fences is written in a .NET langage, but it's more likely to be written in C++. A program like this requires very tight integration with the Win32 API - which can be done from .NET, but is easier with C/C++.
Shell extensions required to be coded using a language tied to the Win32 API.
The 'appearance customization window' might be coded using .Net, but the core program is probably C++.
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I use BoxedApp for emulating a file system and a system registry. I know that it is used in Delphi and C++. Is it used in C# and VB6?
Yes it is used in C# and VB6:
From here: BoxedApp SDK
BoxedApp SDK is available in the following forms:
DLL - for all environments: VC++, VB6, C#, VB.Net, Delphi / Builder C++ and so on;
Static library (full version only) - for all VC++ versions;
OBJ file (for static linking) - for all Delphi / Builder C++ versions;