Integration in C++ code

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Author Message   Toon Knapen Posted From: 212.100.178.228 Posted on Thursday, August 26, 2004 - 06:18 am:    First of all, metis-4.0 can not be compiled with a C++ compiler (because of some constructs that are not allowed in C++). But nor does metis declare its functions to have C linkage in case it is included in a C++ code. It suffices to add following to the headers #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif here comes the current content of the header #ifdef __cplusplus } #endif Additionally, my code has also bindings for the BLAS functions saxpy and sdot. However METIS also declares _and_ defines these functions. Due to the lack of namespaces in C I therefore recommend to add a prefix 'metis_' to these (or all) functions defined in metis. This makes the code also more consistent IMO. Thus I suggest to rename these functions to metis_saxpy and metis_sdot. Thanks for this wonderfull library however.   desta abadi fetsegu Posted From: 213.55.95.2 Posted on Tuesday, November 30, 2004 - 01:42 am:    Hi dear I need C++ code for solving linear optimization problems