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06-10-2007, 04:36 PM
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| [SOLVED] What is a good way to access a C program from Visual Basic 5.0? I have been developing a program for doing different types of mathematical analysis in Visual Basic 5.0 because it is compatible with the old MatrixVB tool (for using MatLab functions in VB), but I am finding it slow. There are a couple of places where I'd like to rewrite the code in C and hope it runs faster. I am fairly new to this sort of thing, so if someone could tell me how best to call a C program from Visual Basic, I would appreciate it. This is needed because VB takes several minutes to do some operations that, using the same algorithm, take only a few seconds in other environments (e.g. MatLab). __________________          |
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06-27-2007, 07:41 PM
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| you can wrap another application's call with VB. Just shell out to your already compiled c exe app and return the value(s) all via command-line. best of both worlds  __________________ Day Cares | Golf Courses | Disc Golf Courses | Campgrounds | Ice Rinks | Paintball Fields | Dentists | Plastic Surgeons | Aging Jokes Catholic Churches | Lutheran Churches | Methodist Churches | Episcopal Churches | Clean Jokes |
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