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int OMSize(enum type_mat mtype)
OMSize function returns an integer equal to
the number of bytes required for each element of a matrix
of type mtype where mtype is one of the
O-Matrix types in the table below.
If mtype is not one of those types,
the OMSize function returns zero.
(Note that each complex element corresponds to two
double-precision values with the real part followed by the imaginary part.)
| enum type_mat | pointer type | meaning |
LOGICAL_mat |
mbool | logical |
INT_mat |
mint | integer |
REAL_mat |
mreal | real |
DOUBLE_mat |
mdbl | double-precision |
COMPLEX_mat |
mdbl | complex |
CHAR_mat |
mchar | character |
omsize.c
in the directory omwin\omdde.
If you have the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler,
it can be compiled and linked by executing the command
nmake /f console.mak omsize.exe
in that directory.
# include <stdio.h>
# include "define\omdde.h"
# include "define\noserver.h"
int main()
{
int ok;
ok = OMDdeInitialize();
if( ! ok )
{ printf("Cannot initialize OMDDE\n");
return 1;
}
printf("OMSize(LOGICAL_mat) = %d\n", OMSize(LOGICAL_mat));
OMDdeUninitialize();
return 0;
}