<t>Some youtube videos by users:Pricing Option Crank-Nicolson Method in C# (with Excel Debug)Option Pricer - Method I - Black ScholesOption Pricer - Introduction - How to use Excel & C#Option Pricer - Introduction - How to use Excel & C# 2C# - Pricing Binomial Trees (CRR, JRRN, TIAN) - XLW -...

<t>We are intending to release the first alpha of XLW5 anyday now. For XLW5 we would like to distribute user contributed projects that may be helpful and informative to the rest of the xlw user community. We require the contributed source code to be open source but you are free to choose any approve...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: arvanitissilly I am....yes indeed Thanks you very much for your help guysYou're welcome Christos.You may also find the xlw-user's mailing list helpful for questions regarding XLW. If you are using XLW in the context of reading Mark Joshi's book then there is also a foru...

The topic of this thread is duplicated on this thread. A more detailed description of the steps on how to use your own Matrix and Array implementations can be found there.

<t>Hi Christos,BoostIf you want to use the Boost Matrix and Vector classes then you need to make a small change in the file MyContainers.h.Near the top of the file you will find the lines:// Uncomment the line below to use boost matrix//#define USE_XLW_WITH_BOOST_UBLASyou need to change these to // ...

<r>We are in the process of exposing more of the Excel C API conveniently wrapped up. You will find in the example project a demonstration of how to add menu items.The latest dev versions can be download here:<URL url="http://sourceforge.net/projects/xlw/files/xlw/xlw%205DEV/"><LINK_TEXT text="http:...

<r>Hi,The current (or iminent) development version of XLW 5 ships with a stub xlcall32.dllThis will allow you load you .xll outside Excel. If build you .xll by decorating your C++functions (those parsed by the InterfaceGenerator) with __declspec(dllexport) then youwill be able to both load up you .x...

<r>It is now much simpler to substitute your own Matrix and Array implementations in place of the default ones in XLW. In XLW5 (DEV) there is not even any need to recompile the library, modifying a couple of typedefs in the header file MyContainers.h is sufficient. Below is the contents of a post by...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: samyonez... it's arguably not worth adding it to xlw. i prefer to have finer control over how exactly i deal with object caching and will want to modify/extend it so frequently that it's not worth locking it away inside xlw, which i think should do one job - interfacing...

Support for Visual Studio 2010 has been added to XLW codebase as development for XLW5. Snapshots of the current XLW dev have and will be placed here

QuoteOriginally posted by: lisazxHi,1 Because I can only build the project but not run it, is there any help documents which show how to debug the program?I would ask on the Code::Blocks forum how to debug a dll or a shared library on Windows.

This has been asked for before and you can find simple solution here Object Cache DemoSee the post dated Sun Oct 25, 09 08:45 PM on this thread.

QuoteOriginally posted by: daveangelI didnt think ..... AHHH well, that explains it. Now it's all clear. You were attempting to think. Seriously, don't do that, leave it to the rest of us. You'll make yourself ill.

<t>JawabeanFrom the title of the thread (VB/VBA), it is suggestive that he is not using VB.NET but either VBA or VB6. Your link is to reflection for VB.NET.Daveangel,If FOAD means what i think it means, then wishing me death .... it's a bit over the top don't you think. Do you react like this to any...

<t>Because you moronic fool, the obvious solution, using AddressOf to pass the address of a VBA function to a C callback method is simply not good practice so I refrain from suggesting it to anyone. Further more in this case, probably the most sensible thing to do would be to write a if ... else .. ...