WSTP API
Extensively used within the Wolfram System itself, the Wolfram Symbolic Transfer Protocol (WSTP) is the Wolfram System's unique high-level symbolic interface standard for interprogram communication. With convenient bindings for a variety of languages, WSTP immediately allows arbitrary symbolic objects—representing data, programs, or any other construct—to be efficiently exchanged between programs, on one computer or across a heterogeneous network.
Installable WSTP Programs »
Install — run a WSTP-installable external program
LinkPatterns — find functions available in a running WSTP program
wsprep — externally prepare a WSTP-installable program
WSTP Wolfram Language Functions »
LinkLaunch, LinkConnect, LinkCreate, LinkActivate — initiate WSTP programs and connections
LinkRead, LinkWrite — read and write expressions on a WSTP connection
Links — list all currently open links
C Language Functions »
WSPutInteger32() ▪ WSGetInteger32() ▪ WSPutString() ▪ WSPutFunction() ▪ ...
WSOpenString() ▪ WSNextPacket() ▪ WSTransferExpression() ▪ ...
Java Functions »
evaluate() ▪ evaluateToOutputForm() ▪ evaluateToImage() ▪ ...
put() ▪ getInteger() ▪ getObject()
createKernelLink() ▪ waitForAnswer()
C#/.Net Functions »
Evaluate() ▪ EvaluateToOutputForm() ▪ EvaluateToImage() ▪ ...