This book addresses the need for interfaces, or bridges, between the  multiple popular programming languages. With the development of the  advanced computer controls and applications, the single programming  language sometimes has a limitation for today's complicated projects.  Programmers will frequently be working with multiple programming  languages at a time and, currently, do not have a "bridge" language to  tie things together. They spend countless work hours either converting  code or working simultaneously on 2 (or more) different languages at  once. To solve this problem and to utilize the advantages of multiple  languages, an interface is needed to set a bridge between the different  languages. The programming languages covered in this book include: C/C++  and Visual C++ 6.0, Visual Basic 6.0, Java 1.2 and 1.3, Perl, LabView,  LabWindows/CVI and Measurement Studio, Matlab, Matlab C/C++ Math  library, Matlab compiler and Matlab Graphic library, and SmallTalk.  Practical and hands-on programming examples are provided with each  project in the book. All program examples, which are stored in the  attached CD-ROM, have been tested, debugged and applied in the actual  projects. Readers can easily select the examples to suit their special  needs.
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