more infor on nist.gov tk_octave link?

[scwest2001]

Hello,

I ran across the following link, but I can find no further information
on this.  Anyone know how I can get this software to evaluate?  I left
an email message at the general contact address for nist.gov, but I've
received no reply.

http://www.ncnr.nist.gov/resources/tk_octave/

It looks great (esp. since I already use tcl/tk).

I've been getting my complex math done in Tk by making a
bi-directional pipe to an octave script.  This works pretty well, but
it would be nice to get Tk and Octave a bit more intimate :)

thanks

Steve West



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