Re: silly question

[Robert A. Macy]

I've had it happen both ways, but most of the time it acts
like a "batch" print at the end of the run.  Not sure what
has triggered it to always wait until the end now.  

Win98 
running binary
octave 2.1.50a-inst.exe 

The program takes over 10 minutes to run each time, so I
enjoyed the little printouts to let me know the program
wasn't dead.  Any ideas?

               - Robert -

On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 23:57:35 +0100
 Gorazd Brumen <address@hidden> wrote:
> just to abstract from the even functions,
> 
> I have this for loop in some function
> 
> for j = 1:n
>    j
>    rh(j) = rth (j, P, rh, rd, w, L, parvec, h);
>    rd(j) = rtd (j, 10, L, P, rh, rd, w, parvec, h);
> end
> 
> when I run the function, it does not print j's
> when the loop is running, but at the end, together
> with the results. I assume this is a normal behavior,
> but why is it like this? Would it not be better to print
> things out at their respective execution times??
> 
> g.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> -- 
> Gorazd Brumen
> Mail: address@hidden
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