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Re: What would you highlight in a talk about octave
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Re: What would you highlight in a talk about octave |
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Wed, 4 Mar 2009 13:13:24 -0800 (PST) |
Søren Hauberg wrote:
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> søn, 01 03 2009 kl. 14:47 +0100, skrev Troels Kofoed Jacobsen:
>> Currently I'm planning to talk about:
>> - Compatibility with Matlab's .m-file format.
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> We're almost 100% compatible here.
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You can't save anonymous function handles but you can load them and the
matlab V7.3 file format for saving 64bit files based on HDF5 is not
supported. Both of these would make a nice project for someone.
>> - Compatibility with Matlab mex files. (How compatible is Octave
>> curently)
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> Very compatible. Then only issues I've ever come across are issues
> related to GCC not being compatible with MSVC. This means a lot of MEX
> code doesn't run on Linux (but, hey, that code wouldn't be compilable
> with Matlab on Linux either).
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Don't include the line
#include <matrix.h>
in your mex files. Also the mex interface in octave imposes certain copying
of the data and so if you can accept that you code will be GPLed use the
oct-file interface instead.
D.
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