Hi experts,
In my project, all of our data are dealt with C#. So, i built the process of calling Gauss procedure with C++ into a dll, and this dll will be called by C#. Now, i got a problem. When using C++ to call my Gauss Procedure with C APIs, there is no problem when executing. But if building the same code with C++ into a dll, using C# to call this dll, the GAUSS_Execute() will return a 493 error.
(I create 2 solutions in Visual Studio, one is CLR dll library which call Gauss Code with C++, and other is C# solution to call the CLR dll.)
The Gauss code:
format /m1 /rd 8,4;
declare inflnm, flnm;
FF=xlsreadm(inflnm, "", 1, "");
erow=rows(FF); brow=erow-500+1;
{DD,ID} = selectItem(FF[1,.]|FF[brow:erow,.]);
dt=DD[.,1];
YY=ln(DD[.,cols(DD)-1]);
XX=ln(DD[.,2:cols(DD)-2]);
Rt=XX-YY;
ret=xlsWrite(Rt,flnm,"A2",1,"");
proc(2) = selectItem(FF);
local i,j,n,m,dd,id,flag;
dd=FF[.,1];
n=rows(FF); m=cols(FF);
for j (2,m,1);
flag=0;
for i (1,n,1);
if FF[i,j]==-99 or FF[i,j]==-1;
flag=1;
break;
endif;
endfor;
if flag==0;
dd=dd~FF[.,j];
endif;
endfor;
retp(dd[2:n,.],dd[1,2:cols(dd)]);
endp;
Thanks a lot.
2 Answers
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Colin,
Additional error information for compiling/running programs can be obtained by setting a hook to a custom defined function in C++. In your case, you're going to need to store this information in a way that can be referenced by C#. A second file logging example is also presented if you wish to go that route.
Example:
// This can also be a static class method.
void internalHookError(char *output) {
// output contains error information from the engine
// store this in a variable retrievable by C#
}
// This must be ran repeatedly if a new thread is created
// when calling GAUSS_Execute.
GAUSS_HookProgramErrorOutput(internalHookError);
With the above code in place, all error information will be routed to the assigned function pointer.
If logging to a file for diagnostics is more desirable, this can easily be achieved:
// 'a' is for appending to existing file.
// 'w' can be used to overwrite an existing file
GAUSS_SetLogFile("filename", "a");
Aptech has, for the purpose of multi-language integration with the GAUSS Engine, already created a C++ wrapper.
You may find some helpful information in this repository. The C++ specific code is located at:
https://github.com/aptech/gsoop/tree/master/src
Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
Your Answer
2 Answers
Colin,
Additional error information for compiling/running programs can be obtained by setting a hook to a custom defined function in C++. In your case, you're going to need to store this information in a way that can be referenced by C#. A second file logging example is also presented if you wish to go that route.
Example:
// This can also be a static class method.
void internalHookError(char *output) {
// output contains error information from the engine
// store this in a variable retrievable by C#
}
// This must be ran repeatedly if a new thread is created
// when calling GAUSS_Execute.
GAUSS_HookProgramErrorOutput(internalHookError);
With the above code in place, all error information will be routed to the assigned function pointer.
If logging to a file for diagnostics is more desirable, this can easily be achieved:
// 'a' is for appending to existing file.
// 'w' can be used to overwrite an existing file
GAUSS_SetLogFile("filename", "a");
Aptech has, for the purpose of multi-language integration with the GAUSS Engine, already created a C++ wrapper.
You may find some helpful information in this repository. The C++ specific code is located at:
https://github.com/aptech/gsoop/tree/master/src
Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.