Re: Octave - Ngspice interface

[al davis]

On Friday 19 September 2014, Kozma, Endre wrote:
> If you're using Ngspice and Octave and you want an interface
> between them, then you just don't start developing an
> interface for gnucap. It would not make too much sense, I
> guess.

Ok I guess it's the same as if somebody said, perhaps in a 
gnucap forum, "I want an interface to Scilab" and you responded 
"why not Octave".

> But pretend you are creating an Octave-interface for gnucap.
> How would you provide the gnucap library for different
> operating systems and different HW-platforms? And if the
> library is already available, how do you know, where it is

If it's installed correctly "-lgnucap" should work.

> and where the corresponding header files are located

If it's installed correctly "#include <gnucap/xxxx.h> should 
work.