I'm looking to create a function to output a code file (looking to output a C++ file if possible) with OCAML.
Is there a way to easily do this or is using the open_out function with providing the code to write to the output file the only way possible to do this?
Thanks
You could also use Out_channel from Core
https://dev.realworldocaml.org/imperative-programming.html
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I am using ADTF Libraries to write a structure data. I need to verify whether the data is being written properly. How can i do this?
I am assuming you are writing structured data to a .dat/.adtfdat file. In that case, you can always convert a .dat/.adtfdat file into a csv to verify. See examples on how to do so.
If you have access to MATLAB, then the easiest way would be using a simple function in MATLAB : adtffilereader
Alternatively, there are these tools that help in extracting data out of a dat file.
I know that I can generate XML documentation files in C++ by choosing this option under C\C++.
The problem now that I can't do the same thing for CUDA C++.
Any ideas how this can be done?
I think there is no direct solution for this, but I did it by creating a dummy project with the same name and same function names with same comments in C++, I didn't have to write the contents of the functions, then built it to generate the required XML documentation file.
Is it possible to treat user input as lines of code in C++?
Or write it to a text file, then run that as c++ code?
I'm writing my own version of matlab, and right now it can do a lot of the numerical stuff, but only if I write the commands in like a script in main. Is there a way I could do it like matlab's command line?
Yes, there are many libraries that allow for scripting like Lua or Chaiscript which will allow you to take a file of code and execute it. There's also the advantage of being able to make changes to the code and not having to recompile each time.
how can i extract numerical data from a webpage source code that is embedded in a text file using fortran? (e.g https://www.google.com/finance?q=NYSE:KO) My aim is to retrieve the stock price through the source code. Any help will be appreciated!
Thanks in advance.
Do you really want to do that in Fortran? Fortran is not very well suited for string manipulation (in my opinion)!
I would recommend to get and process the HTML in another language (e.g. Python), and write in the data in a structured way that Fortran can directly read. You could call that script / program from Fortran using the statement
call system('command')
I'm trying to read an INI file and write another INI file with the sections order changed.
Does Windows API have tools for this kind of INI file processing? Are there open-source solutions that are preferred? Or should I try to attempt to parse it manually?
Windows has its own INI functions for C. But since you mentioned C++ try Feather INI. Program Options is another from Boost.
As noted in the comment, you can use winapi functions to do this. GetPrivateProfileSectionNames returns the names of the sections in the .ini file. Which you can then iterate and call GetPrivateProfileSection() to get the content of each section.