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Link C++ - SKILL

Yann00

hi,

 

Could someone explain to me how to make a link between C++ and SKILL?

I have to develop a program in SKILL. But I do some text treatment in C++. So how I can load my SKILL program, and then lunch my C++ program? I have, in the SKILL program, to have a position with text file from C++.

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Best regards

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  • Every way is ok for me if I could run my C program in my SKILL program.

    The problem is that all of my C code is in my main. And I don't know how to convert it in a function with (File.h and File.c). I am not really good in fact in programming.

    I understood how to create a dll. That was a good tutorial.

    But I keep my problem with the transformation from my main to a function (with .h and .c).

    When I debug my C++ program, it creates a file called Centre_Cartouche.txt and it works really nice. But I wanna run it during my Skill program running. Because the input of my C++ program is the output of my first function in my SKILL program. My second function in my SKILL program need the output of my C++ program (Centre_Cartouche.txt) to take as an input.

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  • Every way is ok for me if I could run my C program in my SKILL program.

    The problem is that all of my C code is in my main. And I don't know how to convert it in a function with (File.h and File.c). I am not really good in fact in programming.

    I understood how to create a dll. That was a good tutorial.

    But I keep my problem with the transformation from my main to a function (with .h and .c).

    When I debug my C++ program, it creates a file called Centre_Cartouche.txt and it works really nice. But I wanna run it during my Skill program running. Because the input of my C++ program is the output of my first function in my SKILL program. My second function in my SKILL program need the output of my C++ program (Centre_Cartouche.txt) to take as an input.

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