Re: Q. Re Octave-Forge

[Jonathan Stickel]

Octave and octave-forge are now being maintained for Fedora.  Please see 
this archived list email:

http://www.octave.org/mailing-lists/help-octave/2005/2442

HTH,
Jonathan


Terry Duell wrote:
> Hullo All,
> I am just getting started with Octave, so if I ask some dumb questions,
> I apologise...just point me in the right direction before 'setting me
> straight' :-)
> I am running Fedora Core 3, which has Octave 2.1.57 included. I found that
> was a bit shy of a number of Matlab compatible functions that I needed, and
> after snooping found Octave-forge-2005.06.13.
> I built the octave-forge distribution but when I ran make-check it reported
> that quite a number of tests failed. So I removed Octave 2.1.57 and installed
> 2.1.71, although I didn't install the GiNac or the Qhull libraries on the
> basis that I really didn't expect to be needing them anytime soon.
> I rebuilt octave-forge, but it still reports quite a few tests failing. Is
> this fairly normal?
> A detailed look through the 'index' file of octave-forge shows it has many
> functions that would be of use to me, but when I look in the folders
> (directories) the source for some of these doesn't appear to exist, e.g.
> I think transpose is supposed to be in the 'matrix' folder, but the 'matrix'
> folder doesn't exist! Is the 'index' really correct?
> Thanks in anticipation,
>
> Cheers,



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