Re: How to use PARI library on windows?

["Justin C. Walker" <justin@mac.com>]

This is pretty far off-topic for this list.  For the basics of  
program development, you should refer to the documentation/help files  
for the system you are using, or get help on a mailing list more  
appropriate to beginner programming.

On Apr 11, 2007, at 03:55 , mindelix@takas.lt wrote:

> Hi, I want to use PARI library, writing my own programs. I'm using  
> Windows XP OS and I write and compile my programs with C++ Builder  
> 6. Is there anybody who could help me?
> Could anyone give me instructions how to build and compile such a  
> code:
>
> #include <pari/pari.h>
>
> main() {
> GEN x, y;
> pari_init(1000000, 2);
>
> x = stoi(10);
> y = stoi(11);
> output( addii(x, y) );
> }

I can't help with Windows specifically, but on a Unix system, you  
would create a file, say "foo.c", containing your program, and then  
compile it:

    cc -o foo foo.c -lpari

If "C++ Builder" is an IDE[*], you will have to tell it, however  
that's done, to use libpari; that is what the "-lpari" does in the  
command-line version above.

That's all there is to it.

Justin

[*] Integrated Development Environment

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