Thanks Paul. I will look at the TCL stuff. I have found QMG which makes
Matlab executables but has not been tested for Octave. Leaving Octave,
surely just from a C++ point of view one can compile C++ code to an
executable for windows? So then is it possible to just have the Octave
headers and files included in the C++ code so when you compile it
builds
things for you? Probably not the right forum (but seeing that it is in
specific reference to Octave) - how would I do that? Is it possible?
Peter
This would be a nice feature to have for those of us building
applications, but it doesn't exist for octave.
Tcl handles this well if anyone is looking for inspiration.
- Paul
On May 31, 2005, at 7:20 AM, Peter Browne wrote:
Good day all,
I am an Octave and Linux newbie, and would appreciate some help
regarding building stand-alone applications into the windows
environment. How exactly do I go about compiling my Octave code into
a
Windows executable and a Linux executable/binary so that a user can
have
the application deployed onto the machine without needing octave.
I have done some searching on the net, but can't find what I am
looking
for either because I might be searching in the wrong place, or don't
understand what is being talked of.
Please could somebody give me some help.
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