Re: compatability- lsim() suggestions?

[Raymond Rogers]

A S Hodel wrote:

> Then a year later MATLAB came out with the tf, ss, zpk functions, etc., 
> using MATLAB's
> new object-oriented programming capabilities and a whole new way for 
> Octave and
> MATLAB to be incompatible was born.  Pretty clever, eh?  Now that raises 
> some
> pretty involved (pronounced "labor intensive") issues in how to make 
> Octave and
> MATLAB "compatible."  Given that only one part of that team (and only 
> part of that part) is
> interested in pure MATLAB compatibility, some thought needs to be put 
> here - including
> thoughts toward backward compatibility.
>
> "Exciting - isn't it?"  Draal, Babylon 5.

Thanks for the information.  Knowing that I will just convert the 
offending code over to the new form.  This should avoid compatability 
problems ( of this sort) and be transparent.
ss2sys  is a function in Matlab isn't it?  I can't seem to find it in my 
version; version 4.0


Ray



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