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Re: Octave crashes on old MEX-files: how can I detect/prevent this?


From: Julien Bect
Subject: Re: Octave crashes on old MEX-files: how can I detect/prevent this?
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2016 15:33:06 +0100
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Le 07/12/2016 à 15:13, Sebastian Schöps a écrit :
siko1056 wrote
If there was a clean and priceless solution of detecting this, I would
agree. But the intention to leave the Octave language by using
oct/mex-files is to get fast code. I would bother more passing expensive
checks each time calling a oct/mex-file, than recompiling everything at
startup, if necessary.
I'd say stability is more important than performance. Furthermore, for a
fast code, I typically do not call an oct-file several times but I rather
call it once with a "heavy" computation. In this case a single additional
check when calling seems tolerable to me.

(continuing discussion from the help list)

I am not exactly familiar with the loading mechanism of mex-files, but I believe that the dynamic linking is done once and for all when you first use the mex-file (?), not every time you call the function.

Am I right ?




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