Re: routine access from server-side interpretive languages?

[Thomas Geiger]

Hi,

On 21/10/2007, Christopher Gray <address@hidden> wrote:
>
>  Hello all:
>
>  New to Octave and the group, I've been searching for math packages I can
> use from within server-side, nutrition-simulating, software I am designing.
>
>  I would use it as middleware (between MySQL database and database queries)
> when an analysis by routines inside the software or displayable simulation
> is required by/to the user.
>
>  I saw mention of compilable language (C++, Fortran) access to Octave
> routines. I didn't find -- in a first-glance search by myself -- of
> documentation sections on that use.
>
>  Does anyone know of whereabouts (if any) within the vast documentation that
> discusses routine calling from outside the general Octave invocation, esp.
> access via interpretive languages (PHP, Tcl, AJAX/Javascript,
> Python/Jython)?

C is the only way, as far as I know, no bindings for other languages
are provided. You could use SWIG (http://www.swig.org/) to generate
wrap the whole thing into Python.

>
>  Thanks,
>  Chris
>
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Regards,
tom