Re: How can i use actave functions in C++ programs?

[Joe Koski]

on 12/22/04 12:49 PM, koray seremet at address@hidden wrote:

> i looked at all threads in this mailing list about
> this question but i can not find any usable thing.
> 
> i want to write a C++ application which needs to use
> many  
>  signal processing functions that are in octave.
> in wiki using a Matrix by adding oct.h to the source
> is shown, it's ok.
> but i tried to call fft in the same program but in
> this case g++ refused to compile because it didn't
> find fft.
> 
> anyone knows how to call such functions,please help me...
> 
> =====
> Koray;

I would search repositories such as http://www.netlib.org/ for possibly
usable routines in C++ or C. Some of the octave functions are in fact
Fortran or C routines from this source with wrappers to make them usable
from octave. Running an octave .m script from C would not be an efficient
use of resources. Octave .m scripts are interpreted, C++ is compiled.

There are also some other sources in text books such as Stearns and David
"Signal Processing Algorithms in C" and Press et al "Numerical Recipes in
C".

Joe

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