I am currently working on a projet involving julia as a base language for mathematical computations, and .NET (C# or VB) for the GUI part. I want to emphasize the fact that I am quite new to dll handling, julia and .NET (not general programming though) so sorry in advance if I same dumb things. I …

I guess your Julia package mainly does numerical computing, right? In that case, I believe that it is eaiser “to use a messaging protocol” through some communication mechanism like inter-process communication (IPC). Preferably, you may try the ZeroMQ library. You can find more discussion in this thr…

Actually, I implemented a server-client logic using BSON.jl and Json.NET - Newtonsoft with some hacks to serialize-deserialize to the correct julia format, so you guessed right. I leave this question open in case someone is interested in this. PS : I also tested MsgPack, but the specification is a…

[image] BambOoxX: I also tested MsgPack, but the specification is a bit too restrictive for generic arrays Yes, you are correct. I posted a question regarding 2D arrays to the MessagePack-CSharp package. There is no specification for multidimenstional arrays for now. Different implementations…

Actually, there is some discussion about ND array storage spec for MsgPack in https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack/pull/267 , but this is still an open topic. After discussing myself with the MsgPack-C# guys on their gitter, their point of view seems to be that they provide everything to go beyond the…

Regarding c# - (De)serialization of BSON data of potentially nested objects with specific structure - Stack Overflow did you want to pass a complicated structure between Julia and C#? If that is the case, I am afraid the paradigm may not be an ideal one. My personal feeling is that the ZeroMQ and M…

It looks cool. Could you please explain the main idea under the interoperation between Julia and C#? It seems that the workhorse is jl_eval_string, but how can I pass an array to it (which may be built by the C# part via interaction with the user)? Besides, I heard that eval in Julia is of low eff…

[image] oheil: Do you know this thread: Interoperability with .NET ? Yes, actually, I started everything by reading what you did (you project doTimetable is cite above), though I did not see anything about pointers and other complex stuff… @Shuhua In my current code, I duplicate all the cus…

I’ve been thinking of attempting this kind of thing for a while also (C# for front-end GUI and graphics and Julia for a back-end “computation and analytical engine”) but I’m really just starting out and nowhere close to where you have already gotten and/or oheil got with his doTimeTable application.…

[image] tdierickx: There’s just not a lot out there on this so I applaud both of your persistence! Yep, that’s pretty much my conclusions too, there is nothing much out there about C# and julia. Thanks for the applause ! [image] tdierickx: Just throwing this out there and not knowing too…

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