Re: Regarding liboctave

[Jaroslav Hajek]

On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 7:43 AM,  <address@hidden> wrote:
> My problem is i already have a .m file. I am trying to quickly write a c++
> code to do the same functionality. I thought using octave headers would
> help.
>
> Besides I could not find ANY documentation for the octave header include
> files. Can any of you point me in the righr direction?
>

Currently, there is no systematic documentation for the C++ API (you
can check the ML for several pervious discussions on this topic. If
you now have some questions/suggestions ready, chances are good that
they have already been answered :). You can, of course, inspect the
code directly to find out what it does.

Using an m-function like imread from stand-alone C++ is possible, but
you first need to initialize the interpreter, which is close to
starting Octave itself. The easiest way is probably to call
octave_main first, then call Feval.



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