It seems that I'll need to call S-PLUS functions from my C#.NET code.
I've learned that it's only possible to call S-PLUS from C++. However,
someone told me that he was able to call S-PLUS functions from his
managed C++ code. Therefore, he concluded that I should be able to
call S-PLUS from C#.NET.
I've finally found "sconnect.d ll" and decided to add it as a
reference. However, I got an error when adding the reference:
A reference to 'C:\Program Files\Insightfu l\splus62netcli ent\sconnect
\release\sconne ct.dll' could not be added. Please make sure that the
file is accessible, and that it is a valid assembly or COM component.
I took a look at its property, the file was created in December,
2003.
Any advice on why it doesn't allow me to get it added as a reference?
I've learned that it's only possible to call S-PLUS from C++. However,
someone told me that he was able to call S-PLUS functions from his
managed C++ code. Therefore, he concluded that I should be able to
call S-PLUS from C#.NET.
I've finally found "sconnect.d ll" and decided to add it as a
reference. However, I got an error when adding the reference:
A reference to 'C:\Program Files\Insightfu l\splus62netcli ent\sconnect
\release\sconne ct.dll' could not be added. Please make sure that the
file is accessible, and that it is a valid assembly or COM component.
I took a look at its property, the file was created in December,
2003.
Any advice on why it doesn't allow me to get it added as a reference?