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is this project still active? This seems a very interesting project.
I am quite interested in Octave as well. But I think the official
documentation is not that useful (sorry), as it is not very different
from Matlab mostly. Instead, the differences between octave and matlab
can be more useful for people to start, as I don;t believe any Matlab
beginner will start from Octave directly :).
For example, i was trying to plot a figure using octave some days ago.
But the image quality was really poor and to set the font sizes was
extremely inconvenient. It was also difficult to find any relevant
information online quickly. If we could gather all those practical
skills together and put them in a wiki website, I think it would be
more interesting.
Oh, I am not very sure how convenient google group is for this kind of
work. I would suggest using a wiki website if possible. :)
One more thing, I have done some work on how to interface C++ to
Octave. Probably i could share some of my experience when I have time
hopefully. :)
Look forward to seeing progress of this great project.
LiangMin Du
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There is a easy way to Interface C++ to Octave ,You can cCall Octave as script , just like
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That certainly works for any language. But, it is not ideal. Calling
octave from C directly is not really as convenient as matlab actually.
What I meant by interfacing is calling C from octave, by compile c
programs into oct files. Please refer to this page, which probably
many of you have seen already: