Re: adopting functions from Octave-forge

[Andy Adler]

John,

I have begin looking at adapting some files from
your list for inclusion in octave. As I understand it,
the coding style needs to match octave's.

I've modified conv2.cc. Could you take a look to see if I
need to do anything else?

http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/octave/octave-forge/main/image/conv2.cc?rev=HEAD

If this is acceptable, they I'll go any modify my other
code.

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Andy Adler <address@hidden> 1(613)562-5800x6218

On Thu, 29 Sep 2005, John W. Eaton wrote:

> Is anyone maintaining a list of functions that have been moved from
> Octave to Octave-forge?  If so, where is it kept?  I'd like to add to
> it as more functions are adopted.
>
> Ignoring sparse functions, we currently have the following overlap:
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>   builtin   dispatch       hankel    mu2lin     randn       struct
>   cellstr   dispatch_help  isa             ndims      rmfield     tf2zp
>   char            double         isequal   orient     setdiff     toeplitz
>   chol            fieldnames     isfield   polyder    sortrows    tril
>   complex   full         ismember  polyderiv  str2double  triu
>   deal            gammaln        issparse  polygcd    strcmpi     unique
>   detrend   gammaln        isunix    print    strmatch    unix
>   dispatch  grid         lin2mu    rand       strncmp     zp2tf
>
> Some of these may still be different in Octave-forge, so the list
> should also keep the current status of the function so that we don't
> end up with two diverging versions of each of these.
>
> jwe
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