Re: SBML in Octave

[Muthiah Annamalai]

Hi there,
  You could in theory [and practice] write extensions to libsmbl.
  
  A helpful reference would be,
  http://octave-gtk.sourceforge.net/LanguageBindings/
  
  Again, unless we have sufficient interest in moving it, 
  in terms of users, and developers themselves wont use it,
  then I think its hard for it to happen.
  
  But looking at SMBL I think there is a great potential for users,
  as 70+ companies use it, and some 6+ programming language [python,c,java,
  etc] have interfaces, only good that we use an octave interface too.
  
  Again, its ironic that a LGPL/GPL software has interface to Matlab, 
  and not GNU Octave.
  
  Regards,
  Muthu
  

Bill Denney <address@hidden> wrote:
>   Hi, I was wondering if anyone had used libsbml 
> (Systems Biology Markup Langu!
>  age,
>  http://www.sbml.org/libsbml.html) in 
> octave?
>
> Bill
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