Re: Functions in C++

[Dirk Eddelbuettel]

You need to install the octave-headers package  (or octave2.0-headers or 
octave2.1-headers).

Dirk

> The users manual says that on some systems Octave can load and 
> dynamically link funtions written in C++, and talks about including 
> oct.h in them.  My debian (potato) distribution seems not to have 
> oct.h.  Should I have this?  Where can I get it?  Thanks in advance, 
> Phil Reardon
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