Re: ?

[Doug Stewart]

Enrico Bedogni wrote:
> hi,
>
> maybe it's a stupid question but i'm just started to use octave and i don't 
> know if there is sonthing like simulink (as in matlab)
> i wuold be happy if someone can resolve this problem given that i've to use 
> that at university.
>
> thanks
>
> bedo
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No. Octave does not have simulink.

Take a look at Scilab
In Scilab there is an application called  Scicos  this is like simulink.
I use Octave for all my laplace functions and Scicos for simulink type 
calculations.

Doug