Re: clues to statically building octave w/extensions?

[Dirk Eddelbuettel]

> Are there any instructions/hints/clues that explain what I need to
> do to the octave sources to statically compile in my own

I used to do that (for the same reason) under SunOS, but it's been
a few years.  IIRC you simply "drop" the source files along with 
Octave's original ones, and the build process automagically takes
it from there.  But I might be missing something here...

> functions?  If someone could explain how to do this with 
> oregonator.cc I'll try to figure it out from there, and also will
> document the procedure for possible future inclusion in a future
> release of the octave docs.        -- Al

Very good idea. The Windows crowd needs that too because
dynamic linking doesn't work there either.

Dirk

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