Re: Re: Help in Building octave on ubuntu 12.04

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> > Configuring with the argument CXX="g++ -std=gnu++0x" would be a useful
> > test to see if we can still work with 4.6.
> >Hmm. I was actually looking for this. I'll try it tomorrow and share the 
> >result.
> 
> when I did this I get the following:
> .
> checking for g++ -std=gnu++0x option to enable C++11 features... unsupported
> checking for g++ -std=gnu++0x option to enable C++98 features... none needed
> .
> Also I tried c++0x instead of gnu++0x but still the same... Although I 
> succesfully tried a program with unique_ptr when I pass the -std=c++0x flag.. 
> Probably octave checks for C++11 features by trying out some other feature 
> not supported in C++0x.
> .
> Also, I installed gcc 4.8 and configured using --without-OSMesa which worked 
> perfectly...
> But then I couldn't build pytave because of some problem in numpy.
> .
> I got the error that some header file could not be found. it was some numpy 
> header. I installed python-dev python-numpy cython python-scipy. But, still 
> the same error.
> Mike, any suggestions?
> 
> 
> Abhinav

ubuntu 12.04 is old and version of applications and libraries is old.

In the case, mxe-octave is useful but I am writing from smart phone. I will 
write  tommorow.

Tatsuro