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CreateExecutable[source,name]

compiles a string of C code and creates an executable file, name.ext.

CreateExecutable[{file₁,…},name]

compiles a number of C and mprep source files and creates an executable file, name.ext.

• To use CreateExecutable, you first need to load it using Needs["CCompilerDriver`"].
• If source is a string, CreateExecutable treats it as C code. If source is a list of one or more strings, it treats it as a list of files that contain C code.
• If CreateExecutable cannot find a suitable C compiler, it issues a message and returns $Failed.
• The extension given to the library depends on the platform for which the executable is created.
• If an input file has the extension .tm, CreateExecutable will treat it as a Wolfram Symbolic Transfer Protocol (WSTP) template file and use mprep to process it.
• The following options can be given:
• "Compiler" Automatic the compiler to use "CleanIntermediate" Automatic whether temporary files should be deleted "CreateBinary" True whether the executable file should be created "CompileOptions" "" options to pass through to the compiler "CompilerInstallation" Automatic location of the compiler software "CompilerName" Automatic which compile command to use "Debug" False compiles with debug information, does not clean the intermediate output, and prints the compile commands and output "Defines" {} C preprocessor defines to use for the build "ExtraObjectFiles" {} previously compiled object files to include in the executable "IncludeDirectories" {} directories to add to the include path "Language" Automatic what language the source code is in (can be used to assume source is C or C++ rather than relying on automatic detection) "Libraries" {} libraries to use to build the executable "LibraryDirectories" {} directories to add to the library lookup path "LinkerOptions" {} options passed to the linker "PreCompileCommands" "" shell commands to run before compilation "PostCompileCommands" "" shell commands to run after compilation "ShellCommandFunction" None function to call with the shell commands used for compilation "ShellOutputFunction" None function to call with the shell output of running the compilation commands "SystemCompileOptions" {} options to pass through to the compiler before "CompileOptions" "SystemIncludeDirectories" Automatic directories to locate Wolfram Language header files "SystemLibraries" Automatic Wolfram Language libraries "SystemLibraryDirectories" Automatic directories to locate Wolfram Language libraries "SystemLinkerOptions" {} options passed to the linker before "LinkerOptions" "TargetDirectory" Automatic the directory in which the executable file should be created "TargetSystemID" $SystemID the system for which output should be generated "TransferProtocolLibrary" Automatic which link library (WSTP or MathLink) to use "WorkingDirectory" Automatic the directory in which temporary files should be generated

First, load the package:

This creates an executable:

This runs the executable:

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