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> The Wolfram Language runtime is a dynamic library that you link into your program, and then call using a C-based API. > And, by the way, you can distribute t
by Archit3ch 2y ago
> The Wolfram Language runtime is a dynamic library that you link into your program, and then call using a C-based API.
> And, by the way, you can distribute the Wolfram runtime as an integrated part of an application, with its users not needing their own licenses to run it.
This is huge! Does the exporter need a license or is that covered by the free Wolfram Engine too?
- amai 2y ago„ adding the Wolfram Language will often increase the disk requirements of your application only by a remarkably small amount—like just a few hundred megabytes or even less.“ only a few hundred megabytes…