RE: C++ and octave

[THOMAS Paul Richard]

Soren,

Speaking as an octave debutant myself, I would say that, to first order, you
have posted to the right place; the experts who keep an eye on the list are
remarkably generous of their time and are very prompt in their replies.  My
guess is that you will see a response to your question fairly soon.

Secondly, as far as I am aware, "Da Coda al Fine" is about all that there
is, together with the various octave lists and the wiki.  At the end of
section 13.8 of the documentation, you will find, "There is currently no
detailed description of all the functions that you can call in a built-in
function. For the time being, you will have to read the source code for
Octave." 
 
Often a Google search containing octave and a few key words will furnish
some enlightenment from these sources.  "octave segmentation method"
produced 1670 reponses, some of which looked as if they were relevant, and
replacing octave with matlab bumped that up to 6700.  I rather think that if
you were to refine the search a bit, you will find what you want.

I have undertaken to write a DLD cookbook for the C++-impaired, like myself,
to supplement section 13.8 of the documentation and "Da Coda al Fine".  It
was promised for Christmas but all the time that I could spare has been
taken up by researching the material and putting together some examples.  It
will happen, honest!  However, I will not be attempting even an index of the
functions. 

In the mean time, best of luck.

Paul

-----Message d'origine-----
De : Søren Hauberg [mailto:address@hidden
Envoyé : lundi 12 janvier 2004 16:52
À : address@hidden
Objet : C++ and octave


Hi
This is my first post on this list, so please don't kill me if posting 
to the wrong list.

I'm implementing som segmentation methods in C++ for octave. And I'm 
wondering if there is some documentation on the functions in liboctave.
I've looked at "Da Coda al Fine" but it doesn't have a complete function 
reference. Does such a thing even exist? Or do I have to search the 
header files?

Regards,
Soren Hauberg



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