MATLAB® Visual Basic .NET ® Book (eBook)
Seond
Edition for MATLAB 7.3, MATLAB Builder for .NET 2.0, and MATLAB Compiler 4.5
MATLAB Visual Basic .NET Book illustrates the works between
Visual Basic .NET programming and MATLAB.
The book describes very detail how to use MATLAB built-in functions in
Visual Basic .NET applications. If you are a Visual Basic .NET programmer and want to
use the quality
mathematical built-in functions in your Visual
Basic .NET
applications
to solve mathematical problems in Visual Basic .NET programming code, then this book is
what you're looking for.
The features of this book are designed to
handle following topics:
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Visual Basic .NET functions call MATLAB built-in functions
in the class created from MATLAB M-files to solve the mathematical
problems.
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Visual Basic .NET Windows Applications uses MATLAB
built-in functions.
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Visual Basic .NET functions plot figures from MATLAB
Graphics.
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Visual Basic .NET functions use COM generated from MATLAB
M-files.
This MATLAB Visual Basic .NET Book is an ebook in the pdf format
on CD-Rom which also includes the completed Visual
Basic .NET code examples
of all chapters. The example codes are developed, compiled, and
tested in MATLAB 7.3 (R2006), MATLAB Compiler 4.5,
MATLAB Builder for .NET 2.1.
The examples are working on scalars, vectors, and matrixes which are
inputs/outputs of functions for every application. In addition, the
example codes are portable and presented in the step-by-step method,
therefore you can easily reuse the codes or write your own codes following
the step-by-step procedure.
The MATLAB Visual Basic
.NET Book is a
great support for Visual Basic .NET programmers who are using MATLAB built-in functions to develop applications and
solutions.
Using the combination of both tools, Visual Basic .NET and MATLAB, you have the best tool
in your hand to develop and solve your technical problems.
This book is reviewed by MATLAB staff and promoted at
MATLAB Book
Program.
MATLAB and MATLAB Compiler are registered trademarks of
The MathWork, Inc.
Microsoft, Windows, and Microsoft Visual Basic .NET are registered
trademarks of Microsoft
Corporation




