Dear Michael
Oh! There certainly were all libs installed.
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C:\Programs\Octave2.9.12-3\lib>dir
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is B06A-D0D1
Directory of C:\Programs\Octave2.9.12-3\lib
2007/06/05 08:26 <DIR> .
2007/06/05 08:26 <DIR> ..
2006/11/23 23:24 25,042 blas.lib
2007/05/29 20:28 291,834 f2c.lib
2006/11/22 23:15 148,320 fftw3.lib
2006/12/16 20:44 226,514 hdf5.lib
2006/11/24 00:00 224,370 lapack.lib
2007/06/05 08:26 <DIR> octave-2.9.12
2007/06/03 23:07 77,030 readline.lib
2006/12/16 20:05 10,590 zlib.lib
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Thanks!
I found that I have to add octave library path to the
'LIB' environmental variable to be solve the problems.
I made a batch file to start up octave in the following.
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@echo off
call "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio
8\VC\vcvarsall.bat"
call "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Platform SDK\SetEnv.Cmd"
set LIB=%LIB%;C:\Programs\Octave2.9.12-3\lib
"C:\Program Files\ckw\octave2.9.12-3\ckw.exe" -e
"C:\Programs\Octave2.9.12-3\bin\octave"
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>From octave prompt, system('cmd')
and from command prompt
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D:\usr\Tatsu\program\Octave\test>mkoctfile -v hello.cc
cc-msvc -d -c -I.
-IC:\Programs\Octave2.9.12-3\include\octave-2.9.12
-IC:\Programs\Octave2.9.12-3\include\octave-2.9.12\octave
-IC:\Programs\Octave2.9.12-3\include -O2 -EHs -MD
hello.cc -o hello.o
cl -nologo -c -I.
-IC:\Programs\Octave2.9.12-3\include\octave-2.9.12
-IC:\Programs\Octave2.9.12-3\include\octave-2.9.12\octave
-IC:\Programs\Octave2.9.12-3\include -O2 -EHs -MD
-Tphello.cc -Fohello.o
hello.cc
cc-msvc -shared -g -o hello.oct hello.o
-LC:\Programs\Octave2.9.12-3\lib\octave-2.9.12 -loctinterp
-loctave -lcruft -llapack -lblas -lfftw3 -lreadline
-lhdf5 -lzlib -lws2_32 -lkernel32 -lf2c -lkernel32
LINK : hello.oct not found or not built by the last
incremental link; performing full link
Creating library hello.lib and object hello.exp
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I could build a hello.oct file.
However, it is not easy for common users to find the way
setting enviromental variables.
I would like to describe how to set enviromental variables
to use mkoctfile.
T. Matsuoka
--- Michael Goffioul <address@hidden> wrote:
On 6/5/07, Tatsuro MATSUOKA <address@hidden>
wrote:
2. Mkoctfile still fails in the link process.
We still need remove unrequried link option like
'-llapack' manually.
Could you report the compilation error you get?
Normally, all required
.lib files have been included.
Michael.
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