Re: Communications Toolbox,

[Steve C. Thompson]

On 11 Mar 06 15:25PM, Muthiah Annamalai wrote:
> Im working on moving IT++ with an external interface
> to GNU Octave for it.  It will be on the lines of a
> loadable module that will use IT++ as an external
> library.

Does this mean we'll be able to call IT++ functions
just like we call existing built-in functions, or does
this mean that the IT++ C/C++ libraries will be
available so that someone could write a C/C++ program
which could then be dynamically linked to Octave?
Hopefully the former.  Will something like:

  octave:> convolutional_code (type_of_code, inverse_rate, ...
                               constraint_length);

  octave:> output = convolutional_code_encode (input);

be possible, for example?

Regards,
Steve



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