Can I write my own routines in Mathematica and run them with my software?
Yes, you can. Mathematica’s combination of computational sophistication and powerful programming capabilities makes it ideal for developing complete applications, complicated routines, or individual functions. Your software can take full advantage of everything Mathematica has to offer. Because it provides a high-level environment, you can spend time concentrating on what’s unique to your work instead of coding generic functionality.
Related Questions
- I want to write software that uses Terracotta, but my software would run in headless mode, without a GUI. If I distribute my software, how would I comply with the attribution requirement?
- Is it possible to write software that will run on Intels processors with Intel EM64T, and AMDs 64-bit capable processors?
- What happens when I run Wowza software as a Windows service?
