Running C++ program from octave ??

[Robert A. Macy]

Is it possible to run a C++ program from octave?  With it
continually running while data keeps coming back?

To clarify, the program is a real time audio interface
called ASIO from Steinberg.  Picture it's like the
"recorded" sound.  

The program runs for some long time, continually creating
rather large data sets as input buffers which are filled
regularly [then hopefully picked up by octave.  For
example, 24 bits at 192Kb/s with 50 mS latency is like 9600
of 4 bytes each, because the data is "long".  

Or, am I supposed to compile my octave program to run in
C++??  

Probably simple for all of you octave/C++ gurus.  

                  - Robert -



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