Re: Octave and GSL interface

[Thomas Walter]

>>>>> "John" == John W Eaton <address@hidden> writes:

    John> On 18-Jun-1999, Thomas Walter <address@hidden> wrote:
    John> | Hello,
    John> | Is anybody out there interested in acessing some functions from GSL
    John> | too?

    John> Sure, why don't you post your code to the octave-sources mailing list?

This comes if I go home.  I did some work on it til now.  Mainly
compiling hints.  It should arrive in some time.
There are some comments inside because I had to find out how to do
access and declare the data.

[snip]

    John> The tic and toc functions are not the best way to measure
    John> performance because they measure wall-clock time.  Results can vary
    John> dramatically if there are other processes running on the system.
    John> It is generally much better to use the cputime function instead:

    John>   t = cputime ();
    John>   ... code to measure ...
    John>   cputime - t

    John> jwe

I know, but thanks for remembering me.  But the ratio is correct.
System time is simillar.

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