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Calling External Libraries with the Compiler

Learn about new features of the Wolfram Language compiler that make it possible to efficiently interact with external libraries. LibraryFunctionDeclaration makes it possible to call library functions in compiled Wolfram Language code, while functions like ToRawPointer, CreateTypeInstance and InertExpression make it possible to efficiently convert between expression-based evaluated code and library-specific data structures.

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