Sean Tuling
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hi,
this may not be the prefered way to do things, but i am trying to
access the memory structures of freemat directly so that i can create,
delete, copy, extend a structure. i have managed to work out how to
access the primitives like integer arrays, but have failed so far with
structures. could someone point me in the right direction as to how
arrays of structures,structures and fields of a structure are
referenced.
why i would like to hack the internals is because i have decided to
use freemat as my calculations engine and am calling it from java
using jni. my understanding of the last threads on using freemat as
an engine were last posted in 2007. alternatively and more
preferably, if this topic has progressed further esp with regards to
the architecture, could you also point me in the right direction.
finally, could you also point me in the right direction as to where i
can post the current code i have
regards
sean